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

Until when are we going to rest?

(that the producer is also exhausted.)

(Can the support team send us a car?)

(Sand dune areas have very fine sand.)

(is in the middle of an endless sand dune.)

(And the temperature keeps going higher.)

(I think we need to send the main team off first.)

(The producer makes a choice for the majority of the team.)

(The expedition team ends up leaving the producer behind.)

Let's go.

We'll get in trouble if we keep delaying time.

(They take their last step toward the expedition.)

(They enter the endless sea of white sand.)

(In a way, exploring the desert is very simple.)

(If you keep walking through a sand dune...)

(and try your best to climb the hills,)

(you'll then find another 100 of them.)

Good job. It gets a little easier at the peak.

Good.

There's no end.

It's completely endless.

This makes no sense.

It's all about enduring it. I know it's tiring.

(It's just the right place to get lost.)

I can't see the sea.

I can't see the sea.

(A quiet monster that continues to swallow their footsteps.)

- We can't stop, can we? - Of course not.

We need to keep going.

I don't care about the shooting. I'm just focused on completing this.

This is a fight against myself.

(Even after climbing over many hills,)

(it somehow feels like they're trapped in the same spot.)

This is absurd.

I can't believe it.

This is only making me laugh.

Have I gone mad?

This is so absurd that it's making me laugh.

I can't believe this kind of place exists.

(There's a higher sand dune behind the one in front.)

Gosh, that one's high.

Should we just push through?

No, let's take a detour. Can you guys handle this one?

- Let's go. - It's okay.

Let's keep going. Let's go.

- Keep going straight. - Really?

Let's go.

(Is he going straight into the ground?)

I'm heavy. It's so hard to get back up because of gravity.

Let's use my legs and arms.

It's better to use both my arms and legs.

- Hey, this is great. - It's better this way.

This is so much better.

- Gosh, crawling is better. - Yes, it is.

- I can see the sea. - Really?

Yes.

- Really? - Over there.

Can you see it? It's over there.

- I can see it. - Me too.

- Really? - Over there.

Can you see it? It's over there.

I can see the sea!

- Really? - Look over there.

Can you see it? It's over there.

Gosh, what's wrong with him?

- What's he doing? - I don't know.

(He wants to ask, but he's already too far away.)

I can see the sea.

We're almost there.

We just need to go a little bit more.

That part over there is a shade.

So it'll get cooler once we reach that area.

(Just in time, a shade is approaching them.)

Let's go, Jung Nam.

- Let's go. - Let's go.

I see hope.

- This is nice. - Keep going slow and steady. Good.

We're almost there. It's the sea.

We're almost there.

(The sea always approaches very suddenly.)

This is incredible.

That's what we walked through.

(The journey seemed endless, but they've come so far.)

Catch your breath.

- I see hope now. - I can't believe I can see the sea.

- Do you feel better now? - Yes.

It's so much better now that I can see the sea.

- Is it better? - Let's go.

Yes, it's better. We're done with the hardest part.

- This is the last one. - Good.

I can feel the breeze coming from the sea.

We're getting closer to our target.

(Sae Ho's record: We're getting closer to our target.)

Seriously, where is the place we're striving so hard to get to?

I must get there and check...

and see what kind of place that is.

Gosh, my feet.

Every step is killing my feet.

(His chronic illness has started again.)

Don't rush.

Gosh, it's so pretty.

Should we take some rest?

Okay.

- Take good care of Jung Nam. - Okay.

For what kind of fame and fortune am I doing this right now?

What's at the end of all this?

Why are you complaining so much? We're almost there.

I'm fine.

I'm okay.

- Do you want water? - Yes, I'll drink with this.

(They get along well at times like this.)

(While they stop and drink some water...)

Look at the camel over there.

- He's on the camel. - That looks so comfortable.

Who is it?

Who is that?

(Someone followed the footsteps of the expedition team.)

It's our director.

(Yoo Ho Jin, 39 years old, the main producer of the show)

- Gosh, you're... - Hey.

so selfish.

I can't believe him.

Look at him.

He's even wearing a hat like E.T.

(30 minutes ago, he decided to send off the expedition team.)

(Therefore, he ended up falling behind all by himself...)

(in the middle of Sugar Dunes where cars can't even enter.)

(The only way out was to walk once the sun set.)

(But just when he had given up on the shoot,)

(a group of camels suddenly appear before his eyes.)

Tell them that I'll follow them on a camel.

(Because camels also take rests at every shade.)

I can hear you, over.

I met a group of camels, so I'm going to ride one to get there.

(I guess this could be called a miracle.)

He's so funny.

Look at how the camel looks.

He's such a scene-stealer.

- Be careful when you get off. - Okay.

(It's a scene that no one wants to miss.)

It's really high up.

Be careful.

(It's time to say goodbye to the camel.)

- Put your shoes on. - Thanks.

Okay, okay.

(He's suffering from heatstroke and motion sickness.)

Okay, now.

- Let's go. - Let's do this.

We only have 1km left.

I can walk 1km.

Okay, let's stay focused.

We're so much closer to the sea now.

- The sea's so nearby. - I can see it.

(Now that they're up on the peak of the sand dune...)

- We're almost there. - My gosh.

- We don't have much desert left. - It's the sea!

It's the sea.

Oh, my gosh.

Come this way, Jung Nam.

It's not even 1km.

Hey, we only have 500m left.

- My gosh. - Oh, gosh.

- Let's run. - I can really see the sea now.

- Should we run? - Jin Hee.

I'm so happy.

(They can see the sea very clearly now.)