Where On Earth?? (Where is That? / 거기가 어딘데)

(They were able to see the extraordinary scenery.)

1, 2, 3.

Good.

(And they met the locals of each area.)

(And they were able to enjoy nice breaks along the way.)

(April 23, Sharqiyah, Oman, at the lodging after the expedition)

I know everyone said it was tiring,

but to be honest,

I actually enjoyed it...

a little bit.

I tend to enjoy pushing myself...

over my limits.

It gives me a sense of excitement.

(Where on Earth? Daily Record of Expedition)

(Captain Ji Jin Hee, A natural explorer)

(He unexpectedly got chosen as the captain.)

Now we begin...

the inauguration ceremony of the 1st Celebrity Explorers.

I'd like to thank the four volunteers for...

Who volunteered?

- Volunteer? - Who volunteered?

- Raise your hand. - Is that what you call "volunteer"?

That's...

- Who would volunteer? - I volunteered.

(As the sole volunteer, he showed great capability.)

(He never got tired and was in charge of patrolling.)

(He was the person in charge at the desert.)

I think we have 5km left.

(He always found a way during crisis.)

(And he always looked out for his members.)

(He showed us that he was born to be a leader.)

(But he didn't just become a captain...)

You guys need to choose...

the leader.

Is there someone you guys had in mind?

Did you guys think of anyone?

Is there someone fit for the role?

It seems like Sae Ho wants to be the leader.

- No! No, I don't. - Let him do it.

- Sae Ho. - I was just thinking...

You said you wanted to try being the leader.

- What? - Didn't you?

- When did I ever say that? - I saw you writing it.

What are you talking about?

What did I write?

Something fell. Look.

Let's see.

See? Let's hear you read it.

My gosh, seriously.

- My gosh. - You wrote your name on it.

- He even signed it. - "I, Cho Sae Ho,"

"wish to become a leader more than anybody else."

"Cho Sae Ho".

- You're the best. - When did I write that?

Go, Sae Ho! I saw you writing it earlier.

- Really? - Yes.

(The moment they were notified about choosing a leader)

(Something feels weird. I'm getting a weird feeling.)

(My hands are faster than your eyes.)

- He's ambitious. - He's the best.

(This was the beginning of Sae Ho and Jung Nam's chemistry.)

What's the leader's role? Is it making decisions?

The leader's in charge of everything.

The departure point, the destination,

and the resting point.

That's all up to the captain.

We're going to test how capable of an explorer you are...

by making you take a short test.

- What? - We're taking a test.

(It's a test to see how competent they are as explorers.)

(Can you solve these questions as well?)

(Compass reading, Choosing the direction)

(Finding the location, Measuring the distance)

(For how many minutes did Eun Ji walk?)

(What will you do when you don't know when you'll get rescued?)

Let's begin the test.

- You may begin now. - Gosh.

(They need to finish the test within 60 minutes.)

(The two younger members start concentrating.)

You may begin now.

- Gosh, what's this? - This is serious.

(The two older members are more relaxed.)

"Explorer qualification test".

"You and your partner are having an argument."

(You and your partner are having an argument.)

(You're criticizing each other. How will you solve this problem?)

Gosh.

This is...

I don't think this tests our qualification as explorers.

- It's more like... - This is...

wait-and-see policy.

I'm serious.

(He breaks down starting from the first question.)

It really makes you think hard.

About... About the North Star...

From what I know, it's located...

on the back of the main character from "Fist of The North Star."

Seven...

(From that point on, he never raised his head again.)

What's this question saying?

"Eun Ji took a train that was at the speed of 12km per 10 minutes..."

"for 2 hours and 15 minutes..."

"then she walked..."

(If the total distance was 164km, for how long did Eun Ji walk?)

"at the speed of 80m per minute."

It's a total of 60 minutes, and let's divide that by 10 minutes.

This is a total of 120 minutes.

Then it's 125 minutes. This is 120 minutes.

120, 130...

Then that's 135 minutes.

And the train travels 12km in 10 minutes.

So 10km is... After 100 minutes,

it would've gone 120km.

After 20 minutes, it would've gone 800m.

(He shows off his intellectual charm.)

That adds up to 25 minutes.

I'm finally done.

You must really want to be the captain.

You're so focused.

- I have to solve the questions. - I know.

My image is at stake here.

(I'm talking about my image as the captain.)

You have five minutes left.

I'm sorry.

Can you give me a bit more time?

He's so determined.

He really wants to become the captain.

He's really determined.

No, that's not why. That's not true.

I'm only trying my best here.

My gosh.

I'm done. Gosh, this is hard.

Am I done?

(He thoroughly checks one last time.)

Your time's over.

This is my first time taking a test after graduating high school.

My gosh.

Measuring kilometers and others...

That just makes me crazy.

Working with kilometers is way out of my league.

I haven't heard 5 oceans and 6 seas in a while.

- Where are these problems from? - I have no clue.

When I try to write them down,

I get tempted to write "East Sea" and "Yellow Sea".

Are you like that too?

Over the Atlantic Ocean...

- Over the Pacific Ocean - Over the Pacific Ocean

- Even over the Indian Ocean - Even over the Indian Ocean

- There you go. - That's what I think of.

(Over the Pacific Ocean and over the Atlantic Ocean)

(How did the answer come from the song?)

- We solved it with the lyrics. - I know.

- Me too. - I know.

(Thanks to the lyrics, all of them got the right answer.)

That was the best.

Those are the oceans that are missing.

(They happen to be the ones that are missing.)

That was hilarious.

We'll now explain the most frequent incorrect questions.

You used song lyrics...

- to get the correct answer. - Right.

5 oceans and 6 continents.

The continents are North America, South America,

Oceania, Asia, Europe, and Africa.

- It was Europe that's missing. - I forgot Africa.

I forgot Africa.

Wasn't it South-East Asia?

Now, Sae Ho wrote down...

North America, South America, Oceania,

US, China, and South-East Asia.

Hey, are you dumb?