The first 198 lines.
(They're back outside the KBS building.)
- Oh, hello. - Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Let's go! - Gosh.
Let's go!
- He's on a high. - This is crazy.
- Let's go! - He's on a high.
Because we're in Seoul.
- Hello. - Gosh.
- What's up? - Look at his outfit. He looks good.
- I feel great. - He told us...
not to get excited,
- but then he... - He got excited.
He even went to the salon.
Because we're in Seoul,
- it is exciting. - DinDin's excited for a reason.
We spent a spectacular 3 days and 2 nights.
- Yes. - We succeeded...
and won this Seoul shoot.
- That's right. - DinDin...
is on a high for a reason.
If we'd lost,
- we'd be on a deserted island. - On a deserted island.
- In this weather? - In this weather.
It's way too hot to be on a deserted island.
- There's a heat wave. - Yes.
How did we end up filming today? It's crazy.
- It's only 7 a.m. now. - Yes.
- Gosh, it's hot. - It's sweltering.
A deserted island on a day like this? That's horrible.
That's horrible.
Were you all okay after the three-day trip?
I heard someone suffered.
Who was bedridden for a week?
Who was it?
- What? - What?
I've been a celebrity for seven years,
and I suffered my first burn-out.
- Why? - After filming 2 Days and 1 Night?
Yes. I couldn't do anything for a week.
So I stayed in bed.
- To recover? - Yes.
You used all your energy.
It was that tough? You're a weakling.
- Yes. - This is a disaster.
- He didn't do much. - What...
- What did you do? - We'd accept it...
if he'd done a great deal during the trip.
After that?
- I don't think he did much. - Get fitter and stronger.
The car moved you, and the plane dropped you off.
- The boat took you. - What did you do?
The others drove.
We won games and fed him...
- This is... - and got him to sleep well.
- He must go to boot camp. - Yes.
- He's in his 20s. - He needs training.
If we went to the deserted island, he'd have been sick for a month.
- Yes. - Yes.
- He'd miss the next shoot. - Yes.
- Gosh. - 2 Days and 1 Night is about energy.
Jong Min walked up so normally the next day,
so his manager asked if he was okay.
He went, "What did I do yesterday?"
This is the mindset we need.
- You're the best. - See him?
- What did you do yesterday? - I don't know.
Today is what counts.
- Yes. - Yes.
- Today is what counts. - That's right.
Jung Hoon, were you okay?
To be honest, it wasn't enough.
- I want to do it again. - Jung Hoon...
wanted to stay one more day.
You must've felt good when you got back.
- Why? - I happened to see...
- his wife's social media. - Oh, yes.
Right.
There was a clip of his son singing.
He sang a great song.
- The songs... - You saw it too?
He sang Hyeeunyee's song.
- "Dawn Rain." - "Dawn Rain" and...
"Like a Salmon Swimming Upside-down."
("Like the Salmon Swimming Up the River" by Kang San Ae)
He was so cute.
He sang songs from the 1980s and 90s.
Do you mostly listen to songs like that at home?
Not me.
It's his mom's taste.
- Play some newer songs. - Okay.
Talk to your wife for us.
It's stifling hot.
Are we filming in Seoul?
You won't send us somewhere weird?
- Right. - I'm worried.
- I feel uneasy. We might... - Yes. I'm anxious.
A promise is a promise.
We must stay alert.
You never know where we'll go.
- I want to go somewhere. - Wear sunscreen.
Where do you keep wanting to go?
Let's go far out for a change.
Why must we keep gathering near to home?
"Near to home."
Are you still on your wife's radar?
- We must get out. - People are watching.
- Gosh. - Exactly.
I didn't bring my sunglasses.
Since we're in Seoul.
- We're in Seoul. - There's no point.
But if we go somewhere else...
Can you draw in some sunglasses?
We'll definitely...
But Jeong Gyu is dressed differently today.
- He's more relaxed today. - He looks smart.
The crew is casually dressed.
Yes, you're right.
As promised, today's destination is Seoul.
- Yes. - Good.
- Seoul. - Yes.
You're all very familiar with this city.
- Yes. - So...
we'll learn the values we didn't realize...
because the city is so familiar.
- Nice. - Good.
- That's great. - I like that.
There are lots of pretty sights in hidden corners.
There are many places we didn't visit just because they're in Seoul.
- Yes. - Right.
Let's go deep into Seoul.
"You see as much as you know" is a quote by Yu Hong June,
the author of "My Exploration of Cultural Heritage."
- You know the book, right? - Very well.
I know him.
I met him at a naengmyeon place.
"At a naengmyeon place."
You met him at a naengmyeon place?
I met him at a naengmyeon place.
You remember that well.
You'll eat as much as you do.
- What? - What?
This is Buy a Meal with Cultural Heritage.
- What? - "Buy a meal?"
- "Buy a meal?" - "Buy a meal."
- We buy meals? - Yes.
- We buy meals? - We buy meals?
- Bring it in. - I don't have my wallet.
- We buy meals? - What...
- What's this? - What's this?
- Banghwasuryujeong Pavilion? - Gosh.
- Sungnyemun Gate. - Jinheungwang Sunsubi.
Heunginjimun.
We filled the panel with national treasures...
and registered treasures of Korea.
You'll compete in teams of three.
- I see. - Okay.
There's a mission at each location.
Succeed in the mission to claim that box.
The first team to fill in a line wins.
Okay.
Your lunch is at stake on this mission.
Just like the name, Buy a Meal with Cultural Heritage,
the losing team will buy a meal for the winning team.
- Can we get anything we want? - Yes.
I'm going to eat a lot.
- Remember. Losing is a possibility. - Okay.
- What's this star? - Yes. What is the star for?
As for the star sticker, it's an invincible star.
You can put it anywhere you want.
There are stars...
for Jinheungwang Sunsubi and Banghwasuryujeong Pavilion.
- Yes. - If you complete those missions,
not only will you take the corresponding boxes...
but you'll also earn star stickers which you can put anywhere you want.
- It's an additional benefit. - Gosh.
- That's really useful. - With Jinheungwang Sunsubi,
you can earn two star stickers.
But Banghwasuryujeong Pavilion, you can earn one star sticker.
For your information,
you can only take the center box with a star sticker.
You can even use the star sticker to take over...
your opposing team's box.
- We can start eating afterward. - It's over with this mission then.
Right. With that, it's over.
All right. You will now divide into teams.
As you will have to spend your own money to buy meals,
deciding on the teams will be very important.
You will divide into the team that often buys meals...
and the team that doesn't buy meals.
Those will be the teams for today.
- Then... - This is a bit iffy.
To decide the team that often buys meals,
we have to think about our get-togethers.
They are the youngest, so they don't pay for the meals.
You had never bought me anything.
They never bought anything.
That's not true.
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