NCT 127: The Lost Boys

Mark, who led a transient life as a child moving from country to country, tells his story of his path from being a diligent student to the glamorous life of a K-pop idol. Haechan describes his life as stuck at the age of fourteen. During his session with a hypnotist, he shares his story about the challenges of transitioning into adulthood and his special relationship with his mother, who supported his dream of becoming a singer.

Yuta shows his many facets, as he expresses his wish to fly freely like a butterfly. He reveals his own aspirations and expresses his affection for his bandmates who helped him adapt to an unfamiliar culture in a foreign country. Taeil says he got "lucky" ever since he received a four-leaf clover as a present. He tells the story of his strenuous past, dappled with his efforts to become a singer, and the story of his parents who helped him live a "lucky" life.

Jaehyun admits how he used to be burdened with the pressures of always having to put his best foot forward. He talks about his unusual life of traveling back and forth from the US to South Korea by revealing his candid side through stand-up comedy. Doyoung confesses the challenges he faced as a student, and shares how he was able to overcome his dark past through singing. NCT 127's funnyman Jungwoo tells why he thinks laughter is especially important through his clown performance to the general public, and also by telling a story about his mother.

Johnny is NCT 127's longest training member. Through an unscripted improv play, he talks about those to whom he feels grateful for helping him endure his eight years of training. Taeyong confesses how he felt lost during his adolescent years and shares his story about how he was able to grow into the role of NCT 127's leader. Through a children's play, he illustrates how his sister and his dog Ruby gave him the support he needed.