Woni's Driving Growth: 9 Episodes in Order

From Day One to FSD: Woni's Driving Skills, in Order

From ‘My Driving Uncle’, nine episodes chosen purely to track how new driver Woni's skills grew, from his first day licensed to downtown Seoul parking.

Which episodes should you watch to see how Woni's driving actually improved? This list picks nine from Studio KOK's ‘My Driving Uncle’, running from the day the license arrived to tight downtown Seoul parking, chosen because they show the progress.

Many episodes in the series center on trips or the chemistry between the co-stars, so anyone who only wants the skill arc can be unsure where to start. We filtered by driving task rather than destination or cast, and each entry notes roughly how far into his driving journey it falls, the car, and the runtime, so similar stretches are easy to compare.

How we chose

Episodes that show how long he had been licensed come first
Tasks tied directly to driving, such as parking, EVs and car washing, take priority
Episodes with a natural pair to compare against are included together

The order mostly follows the timeline. Start at 1 if you are new, go to 6 and 9 for parking, or 3 and 8 for EVs. Everything reflects what is published on the official YouTube channel.

Flooring it in a BMW 3 Series on day one

A roughly 14-minute episode following the very first drive on license day, behind the wheel of a BMW 3 Series. It sits earliest on the timeline, so it works as the baseline for judging how Woni's posture and expressions change later. Best for viewers who want to follow the growth from the start. Details of the car and scenes follow the official YouTube upload, so check the video itself.

A near-miss on the Eulwangni drive, one month in

A roughly 15-minute episode set on the Eulwangni drive course one month after getting licensed. The close call in the title is the centerpiece, which makes it a good gauge of how nerves and judgment shifted in a month. It suits anyone who has already watched episode 1. The near-accident scene is for reference only, not a model to copy if you are a new driver yourself.

First time in an EV — two months in

A roughly 19-minute episode covering the first drive in an EV, a Hyundai Ioniq, at the two-month mark. Unlike a gas car, the acceleration and braking response feels unfamiliar, and that shows here for the first time. It is useful for beginners weighing an EV, and more fun paired with the Tesla FSD episode at 8. Real-world feel varies by driver, so a test drive is the safer way to judge.

First self-service car wash, in uncle Seon-min's old Sportage

A roughly 16-minute episode at a self-service car wash with an older Kia Sportage. The task is caring for the car rather than driving it, so it feels different from the rest of this growth-focused set. It suits first-timers who want a preview of the car wash experience. Procedures and prices differ from place to place, so check the operator's own guidance before you go.

The most infuriating thing about driving, according to a new driver

A roughly 27-minute episode where a new driver reacts candidly to the most annoying kinds of drivers on the road. It is the longest entry in this set, so it fits a day when you can sit down for a while. Good for viewers who want to see how a wider view of the road comes with experience. It is opinion, so you may or may not agree, and actual traffic rules need to be learned separately.

Bracing for parking stress

A roughly 17-minute episode devoted to a single task, parking. It shows clearly where steering timing and a sense of distance trip up beginners. Anyone nervous about parking will probably relate. Pair it with the downtown Seoul parking lot episode at 9 to see how the reaction changes on the same task, and keep the gap between the two videos in mind while you watch.

Fitting 20-inch wheels on the Ray — can it still pop?

A roughly 23-minute episode built around a mission to fit 20-inch wheels on the Kia Ray he already drives. Customizing and handling the car adds a challenge beyond driving itself, so the scenes feel more varied. It suits viewers curious about car modification. Changing wheel size can affect ride comfort, safety and legal limits, so anyone tempted to copy it should consult a professional shop and the official rules first.

Falling for Tesla's FSD

A roughly 21-minute episode on a first try of Tesla's driver-assist feature, FSD. The core is how a new driver reacts to a feel quite different from driving by hand. Watched next to the Ioniq episode at 3, the change in attitude toward EVs becomes clear. Remember that driver assistance is not permission to stop paying attention, and check the manufacturer's guidance for what the feature covers.

Can a new driver avoid scratches in Seoul's tightest parking lot?

A roughly 16-minute episode testing whether a new driver can park in a cramped downtown Seoul lot without a scratch. The space is tighter than in the parking episode at 6, so the difficulty steps up. It suits viewers who want to see how far parking skill has really come. As the last entry it reads like a finishing point, but lots differ everywhere, so when practicing yourself, secure plenty of room first.

How to choose

To follow the growth from the beginning, watching in order from 1 is the most natural route. For a quick skim, the 14-minute episode 1 and the 16-minute episode 9 alone show the gap between the starting point and later on.

To go by topic, pair 3 with 8 for EVs and 6 with 9 for parking. If you have time, take the longest, 5, and if you are curious about handling the car itself, pick 4 and 7. Seeing the same kind of task at different stages is the main pleasure of this list.

Information reflects the time of research and may change, so check the official YouTube channel for the latest before watching.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to watch these in order?

Not strictly. The list roughly follows how long Woni had been licensed, so starting at 1 is the clearest way to follow how his reactions and habits changed.

I'm more interested in the trips and the chemistry with his co-stars. What should I watch?

This set focuses purely on skill progression. For destinations and the fun of the group dynamic, a separate travel-and-chemistry list fits better.

Are there EV-specific episodes I can watch together?

Episode 3, his first drive in an Ioniq, and episode 8, his first time with Tesla's FSD, both deal with EVs. Watching them back to back shows how his attitude toward electric cars shifted.

Which episodes cover parking?

Episode 6 on parking stress and episode 9 in a downtown Seoul lot. Since 9 involves a tighter space than 6, watching them together shows how his parking changed.

Which episode is the longest and which is the shortest?

The longest is episode 5 at about 27 minutes and the shortest is episode 1 at about 14 minutes. If you are short on time, try the shorter 1, 4 and 9 first.

Is it okay to copy the driver-assist use or the modifications?

The videos are for reference only. Driver assistance still needs the driver's attention, and changes like swapping wheels can affect safety and legal limits, so check the manufacturer's guidance and talk to a professional shop first.

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How we chose

Flooring it in a BMW 3 Series on day oneUpvote

A near-miss on the Eulwangni drive, one month inUpvote

First time in an EV — two months inUpvote

First self-service car wash, in uncle Seon-min's old SportageUpvote

The most infuriating thing about driving, according to a new driverUpvote

Bracing for parking stressUpvote

Fitting 20-inch wheels on the Ray — can it still pop?Upvote

Falling for Tesla's FSDUpvote

Can a new driver avoid scratches in Seoul's tightest parking lot?Upvote