53-year-old Kim Seok-hoon confesses his fear of middle-aged parenting, and his two children are in their 70s when they go to college (three eyes)

By YoonSeon, Cho

Aug 29, 2025

53-year-old Kim Seok-hoon confesses his fear of middle-aged parenting, and his two children are in their 70s when they go to college (three eyes)



SBS 'Three Eyes' examines the huge theme of 'Memory and Dementia' from three perspectives of history, science, and medicine.

On SBS 'Three Eyes', which airs at 8:30 a.m. on the 31st (Sunday), 'Stop the end of memory!Under the theme of ', MC Kim Seok-hoon and So Seul-ji will be joined by scientists Kwak Jae-sik, historian Lee Chang-yong, neurosurgeon Choi Yul, and family medicine specialist Lee Kyung-sil. Actor Kim Seok-hoon, the MC, said "By the time my child goes to college, I will be in my 70s. The biggest concern these days is whether I can be healthy until then." As a middle-aged father, he confessed his honest fear. His confession represents the common anxiety of parents who started parenting at a late age and puts the scene in a reverberation.

Historian Lee Chang-yong, Dorsent, summons President Roosevelt during the Yalta Conference, which became a watershed moment in World War II. Pointing to Roosevelt's dazed gaze, memory disconnection and momentary decline in consciousness, Lee Chang-yong, the docent, noted at the time that `that blurred judgment left a crossroads in world history, such as consent to the division of the 38th term.'provide a shocking analysis of " The next person to be introduced is Ronald Reagan, the 40th president of the United States. He is the first president since leaving office to confess his Alzheimer's diagnosis in person. "I now begin my journey into the twilight of my life."The letter " shocked me greatly. 'Three Eyes' sheds light on President Reagan's case for raising dementia as a public problem through this incident.




53-year-old Kim Seok-hoon confesses his fear of middle-aged parenting, and his two children are in their 70s when they go to college (three eyes)
Science writer Kwak Jae-sik tells the story of Park Hyuk-geose recorded in the Three Kingdoms. The mythical narrative of King Park Hyuk-geo, who was born from an egg and became a king, goes beyond simple legends and holds secrets that are also linked to our brain health. Writer Kwak Jae-sik interprets the symbols in the story scientifically and will interestingly unravel the principles of memory and brain cells to stimulate viewers' curiosity.

Today, when forgetfulness has become a daily routine, attention is focused on where brain health research is heading. The ingredient that has recently attracted attention is none other than phosphatidylserine. In 'Three Eyes', we delve into the action of this ingredient to protect brain health and memory with the eyes of medicine. And when the surprising results revealed by the Seoul National University research team were revealed, MC Kim Seok-hoon and other cast members responded, `I didn't know it would be this bad.'

The 11th episode of SBS 'Three Eyes', a knowledge health entertainment that solves one health topic in three dimensions through the eyes of history, science, and medicine, will air at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, August 31.






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