(Oman, Wusta)
(Amid the hot wind that's blowing like a heater,)
(they're in deep sleep.)
(Humans really must be an adaptive species.)
(Day 3 of expedition)
(Accumulated distance: 30km)
(Remaining distance: 10km, Current location: 30km)
(Moaning)
That feels nice.
(Moaning)
(A weird moaning sound spreads in the middle of the desert.)
Gosh, that's nice.
(He's receiving a massage.)
Gosh.
They are soothing hands.
(His exhausted body reacts as soon as someone touches him.)
- I'll give you a massage. - Thanks.
You need to loosen up. I'll massage you for a minute.
(He's singing.)
(He sings falsetto.)
(Now playing: "I Miss You" by Kim Bum Soo)
(Immersed)
(Now playing: "Last Love" by Kim Bum Soo)
(The scene got edited due to the time limit,)
(but he sang the entire song.)
(Now playing: "Rain and You" by Bang Jun Seok)
(We don't know what that song is.)
(Shouting)
(Yelling)
Gosh, what a mess.
(It's their instinctive way of trying to stay sane.)
(Plus, no one's there to listen to their songs anyway.)
(4:20pm, They clean up.)
(Jung Nam picks up the trash.)
(Everyone takes on a role and helps clean up.)
We're pretty fast now.
Yes, we got the hang of it.
(They finish cleaning up in an instant.)
- Tae Hyun. - Do we have something?
We got some new information.
- We're getting a lot of news. - Yes, we are.
My gosh.
We have some news regarding what happened during the night.
It's our third day of the expedition.
And at around 6am, 1 member of our staff...
started having a nosebleed during the shoot.
- It's totally understandable. - 6am...
is when we were busy...
- We were busy walking. - It's when we were walking.
- That's right. - May I say something?
I was walking, and without knowing it,
I found...
Be quiet.
We're shooting right now.
(Crying)
We can't do anything about it.
I was walking, and at 6am...
(Crying)
- It's okay. - What's your problem?
Keep talking.
- Please continue. - So...
I was walking at 6am,
and I turned around to see if our staff were doing okay.
And I saw her right nostril stuffed with tissue.
My gosh.
I wondered what was going on, but I guess this was what it was.
In just three days of our expedition,
we set the highest record of traveling distance.
(Excited)
(Day 3 of expedition)
(They started walking from 5am.)
(They walked 11.5km in the morning.)
(Progress Table, They walked 11.5km on the morning of their 3rd day.)
We did a great job starting from so early in the morning.
(Accumulated distance: 30km, Remaining distance: 10km)
(They have 1 day left.)
The entire world is paying attention to see...
when we'll arrive...
at the Arabian Sea on our fourth day. Let's do this!
- Let's do this! - Let's do this!
I'm going to talk about something important...
- right now. - Okay.
To be honest, I really contemplated on choosing this method.
But seeing how you've done so far,
I figured it could be worth a shot.
In the afternoon, you guys will be on the expedition by yourselves.
What?
You guys will be on the expedition by yourselves.
(What are you talking about?)
The camera and shooting staff won't be joining you.
Really?
(Wait a minute.)
(Are you telling us to...)
We almost died here.
(walk that path...)
(on our own?)
Really?
(Worried)
- Is it because you're tired? - No cameras?
This was all planned.
- Really? - Without cameras?
I think he's just making that up because we're walking too fast.
(1. Anger)
(2. Dumbfounded)
Right, they're just trying to get out of it.
We're doing better than they thought we would.
(3. Logical reasoning)
(4. Relaxed)
You'll be carrying out this mission with a GPS.
Do you remember what we did to practice this?
- The GPS. - The GPS.
(Oh, that!)
(On the first shoot, they were given a GPS used by explorers.)
(2 weeks prior to this day,)
- Let's go. - Okay.
(the members had already learned how to read the GPS.)
There are two main locations inserted in the GPS...
which is where you'll be going.
(The staff set two places as their target spot.)
There's the mid-way checkup point and our camping site.
You can use this to find the way.
- Okay. - I got it.
If we succeed in doing this mission,
- will we get anything from it? - That's a great question.
- He's right. - What is it?
- Really? - Come on.
- Your prize? - Yes.
We do have a great coupon for you.
If you succeed, all four of you will get it.
Coupons for cola and beer?
(It got rid of their accumulated exhaustion in one go.)
(Cold drinks)
That's right.
(I can even go to Mars with this energy.)
Can you tell us how much we have to walk?
- The distance... - How far is it from here?
- is 7.3km. - Gosh. that's so far away.
- It's 7.3km. - Gosh, that's so far away.
(It's so far away.)
Jung Nam, what's wrong?
Did you forget what you said to me?
"Should we just go all the way to the sea today?"
That's what you said, but now you think it's too far?
(Jung Nam suddenly loses his passion.)
We'll have to walk for three hours.
We're out of time.
- Yes, that's why... - It's already 5pm.
Already? We need to make it in two hours then.
(Their luggage is getting heavier because of the camera.)
- We need to carry this? - Do we carry this?
Gosh, we're in trouble.
We even have to look at the GPS.
We have so much stuff.
We have no choice.
(The members need to carry 8 cameras in total.)
(He tests his self-camera.)
(It's a little too close-up.)
Does it work?
(He's a true comedian who's even showing us all his pores.)
Captain, look over here and say we can do it.
- We can do it! - We can do it.
Let's go, we can do this!
(Everyone's ready.)
We're done now.
- We'll see you. - Bye.
- Let's go. - Be careful.
- We can do it! - We can do it! Let's go.
(They already walked 75 percent of their entire route.)
(Departure, stone pit entrance, the destination.)
(Now, their destination is...)
(the camping site where they'll be spending their last night.)
(The Arabian Sea is right behind the camping site.)
(The lineal distance is 7.3km,)
(but it's actually 10km due to the uphill.)
Gosh, I'm tired.
Both my ankles hurt.
(It's their fourth day, and they're all really tired.)
Gosh, my legs are so heavy.
We don't have much time before the sun sets.
(Right now, it's 5pm. The sun sets in an hour and 20 minutes.)
Let's go.
(Will they be able to make it?)
(They depart at 5pm.)
- Let's shout out our determination. - We can do it!
Do it louder, please.
- We can do it! - Okay.
(They're like chicks leaving their nest.)
We can do it!
(Bye, you guys.)
(From back here,)
(they look like a group of mobs.)
They're really not coming.
(We won't see you off.)
- They're really not coming. - Unbelievable.
It's really just the four of us now.
- I'm a little nervous. - Me too.
We're heading for the endless desert.
(It's time for them to feel...)
(how small they are on this vast land.)
There's nothing here. Absolutely nothing.
The staff are all riding a car.
They're all in a car.
(The staff head to the camping site first.)
How annoying.
What if we get lost here?
(What if we get lost here?)
It's as if I'm going somewhere for the first time without my mom.
(It's the adult version of "Dad! Where Are You Going?")
But we have a mother.
Yes, it'll be fulfilling to do this on our own.
With Captain Ji, we can go anywhere.
- Of course. - Let's go.
- We can do it. - That's right.
- Okay. - It's just over there.
That's where we have to go.
Let's get there and drink some cold beer.
- Okay. - Beer is waiting for us.
- Let's just walk 7.2km. - What?
- That's enough. - I can do it.
- You really need to stop. - I'm okay.
- I'm worried about you. - I'm fine.
I heard you grunting in your sleep.
I could hear sounds from your back.
I'm okay. Don't worry about me. I'm fine.
Gosh, I have another blister on my foot...
- on top of what I got yesterday. - You said you were fine.
(At least don't talk to yourself.)
Gosh, the skin on my arm's starting to peel off.
Why did you take it off?
- He got heat rash. - I got heat rash.
If he wears that, he'll sweat.
Sae Ho's arm is rotting.
- Oh, gosh. - It's sunburnt, right?
- Yes. - Gosh, in such a short time...
- Nice arms. - Really?
- Yes, you're like Ma Dong Seok. - For arm wrestling.
(Sturdy)
Gosh, why do you have such big arms?
- He's a champion. - Is it all fat?
Tell me.
Gosh, how can his arm be so big when it's all fat?
Hey, come on. Stop blurting stuff out.
- Your fat arms. - What?
- I'm okay. You can do it, right? - My arm's fine.
Let's walk 7.2km in just 1 go.
(It's time for the scary sun to go down.)
(Everything is so far away.)
(They can't even estimate the approximate distance.)
There's nothing here.
I can't even see an ant.
It's a wasteland.
There's nothing.
Gosh, how does this even exist?
My gosh, it's unbelievable.
(It's a very unrealistic view.)
Hey, it's an alien.
- Where? - Right there.
Jung Nam.
There's an alien in Mars.
- This really feels like Mars. - Yes.
(His shadow even looks like an alien.)
(Although no one's ever been to Mars yet.)
(Quick Trivia, The surface of Mars)
(This is a photo of the surface of Mars provided by NASA.)
(Curiosity, an unmanned probe of NASA,)
(is exploring the surface of Mars.)
(If you wish to see how that place looks...)
- This is totally Mars. - My gosh.
It's really like Mars.
Look at our footsteps.
(This is the Gale crater in Mars.)
- My gosh. - There's nothing.
- There's not a single plant. - I know.
There's nothing here.
This is unbelievable.
- We need to pass this. - Oh, my gosh.
(Without water and living organisms, it's no different from Mars.)
Scientists started an experiment in Oman...
to see the different types of ways humans can survive...
in Mars.
(Space scientists actually do a simulation...)
(in Northern Oman to prepare themselves for going to Mars.)
(They're practically exploring outer space on Earth!)
This rock looks really funny. Look at it.
Look over here.
It's like someone did this on purpose.
(Due to the constant drying of water, it's become crisp dry.)
This is so interesting.
It's like I'm walking on snow.
Yes, it sounds like that.
Wait. How far did we walk?
We walked 2km. We walked 2km.
- Already? - Yes.
We walked a lot.
(Captain Ji walks in front and leads the members like always.)
Captain Ji's so fast that I can't shoot his face...
even if I want to.
He's so fast.
(You can't see the face of the main lead.)
Let's try to shoot a nice scene as we walk.
I'll try first. Follow me, okay?
Jin Hee, don't do that. No, don't.
He's running.
(He runs at his full capacity.)
Gosh, that's so interesting. How can he run like that?
- He must eat good food. - I know.
(He's a robot that eats good food.)
I think he eats a lot of good food.
(He tries his best to portray the vast desert.)
(He shoots at a very nice angle.)
Sae Ho, when someone's shooting like that,
this is what you need to do.
(Screaming)
- Are you okay? - Oh, I'm okay.
Okay, Sae Ho. You're next.
I hope you do a better job.
But I...
(He falls down.)
My knee!
- Are you okay? - Yes.
- That's what we have to climb. - Yes.
(As they focused on directing...)
We're going to climb that way, right?
Yes, let's go straight.
- Yes, that looks great. - Okay.
That must be the entrance.
(Departure, stone pit entrance, the destination.)
(This is the difficult part.)
Gosh, this is so weird.
(They begin climbing uphill.)
(I'll shoot another good scene.)
My gosh.
That man never gets tired of himself.
He's one interesting guy.
- He's incredible. - He's 12 years older than me.
Look at him with the camera ready.
(He's passionate to shoot something nice.)
- Let's do this! - This is nice.
- Let's do this! - We can do this.
(The members briskly climb the hill.)
We're almost there. This is the right way.
My gosh, it's so cool.
Stop right there. Stop.
- My gosh. - No, Jung Nam.
- Jung Nam, wait. - Jung Nam, come down.
We need to shoot this scene.
- What? - Go back up again.
- You want me to go back up? - Yes, Tae Hyun will shoot.
- You were in the front. - Okay.
Jin Hee, give me a sign.
- Action. - Action.
("Camel", The graduation project of Oman University's Film Club)
My gosh.
Gosh, this is nice.
This is like a whole new world.
- Gosh, it's amazing. - Is it?
It's absolutely incredible.
It looks like a rollercoaster.
This is amazing.
(Will this movie have a happy ending?)
Should we take some rest?
- Yes, let's do that. - Yes.
Do we have some food?
Yes, I'll give it to you.
We can go.
- Nice. - Here.
I normally don't eat chocolate.
But I guess you can't help it if you're exhausted.
The weather is fantastic.
The breeze is so cool.
It's fun to do this by ourselves.
- It's fun to be alone. - Now that the cameras are gone,
- it feels like we're on a trip. - Right?
Yes, it feels like we really came to explore.
It's as if we all got tricked into coming here by a friend.
A friend of mine asks me to go to Oman with him.
I follow him because he says he'll buy me something delicious.
You have this friend?
How much more do we need to walk?
4km left.
If we need to go that way,
do you think it's better to go to the left or the right?
It's steeper that way.
Let's just dig a hole.
- I can do it. - That's enough.
We don't have time.
- Let's dig through... - Let's go straight.
like we're digging a tunnel.
(5.50pm, 30 minutes until sunset)
(Stone pit entrance)
(They decide to go straight to lessen the distance.)
Gosh, are we going straight?
- That's right! - Okay, let's go!
I think my knees will lose its function once we get there.
(He has no consistency.)
Gosh, what is this?
This is such a beautiful scene. It's like we're on a different planet.
(It doesn't feel like Earth.)
Gosh, this is so interesting. The scenery is interesting.
Look at the layers.
Each layer is so thin.
Look at how it's made.
See? Look at how many layers there are.
I'm sure there are more than 20.
(These rocks were formed when this place was a sea.)
And these kind of rocks might contain fossils inside.
(They might have fossils inside.)
When will I ever get to come to a place like this?
- Right? - Yes.
We need to decide again. We're heading for over there.
We can either take a detour or go straight.
Let's go straight.
- Really? - Yes.
Let's go straight.
- What do you think? - Let's go straight.
What about you, Tae Hyun?
Let's keep going straight.
(They've already decided what to do.)
(Stone pit entrance)
(They decide to go straight again.)
I think we need to climb that hill over there.
Okay, I'll wait for you there.
(Director Cha goes first to shoot a scene.)
Are you guys okay?
- We're great. - Okay, nice.
Let's do this.
- My blister... - Do you have another blister?
The blister hurts a little, but I'm doing okay.
(Director Cha finds a nice place in the middle of the hill.)
(Nice angle)
- Okay. - Let's go.
Let's go.
(Scene 3: They are exploring a rugged stone pit.)
This isn't going to be easy.
Slow down.
Come slowly.
(It's a steep slope.)
Slowly.
(The path becomes more and more steep as they keep going straight.)
(Impressed)
It's a whole another world again.
You're right.
(Only those who traverse this harsh land can enjoy its sights.)
It feels like the scenery is constantly changing.
- Wherever we go. - They're all different.
The path keeps changing.
Be careful here.
Slipping will be the end.
You'll...
break your bones immediately.
(Despite the shorter distance, the terrain is much rougher.)
How much further to go, Jin Hee?
3.3km left to go.
We're halfway there.
(Thanks to their direct route, the distance is closing fast.)
I'm getting cramps.
(As they approach the end of the gorge,)
(fatigue sets in.)
My feet are starting to hurt.
Let's rest here.
Look at the sunset.
It's amazing.
(The sun begins to fade.)
The sun is setting quickly.
- We should hurry. - It sets very quickly here.
We have 3km left now.
The exhaustion is settling in.
- Is it? - Yes.
But I can make 3km.
- Energy power. - Okay.
Recharging.
(Sae Ho gets replenished with sugar.)
Is it good?
Power recharge.
(Power recharged)
A recharge is needed.
(A shot of honey drives energy levels up.)
- All right. - Let's march there straight.
Hold on. We'll drink some water and turn on the headlamp.
- Okay. - Then, we'll go.
Are we all set, Jin Hee?
- Let's go. - Is the headlamp on?
(The setting is complete.)
- All set. - We're going straight there.
- Okay, let's go. - All right?
Now, we can't rest since it'll get dark.
- Okay. - All right.
We just need you to be okay.
- I'm fine. - Are you sure?
Yes.
- Let's go. - Go.
Let's go.
(They take off again with passion.)
The path seems nice. Let's go quickly.
Oh, no. The ground is rough to walk on.
It's so rough.
(He always changes his words.)
- I'll copy you, Jung Nam. - Okay.
"It's so tiring. Let's go."
"500km? 20km? Let's go."
"I feel like I twisted my ankle."
"We don't have much time. It's not time to rest. Let's go."
"I think my blisters are all getting filled up."
"Sae Ho, let's go."
"Let's make progress today. Let's go 15km."
"Gosh. Something hurts."
- That's what I do? - Yes, constantly.
I guess I have my own routine.
It's your routine?
Please take the flashlights out for me on each side.
Here.
(He calls for light again.)
We'll turn these on later too.
Okay.
Take a look. Do these look good?
They look great.
But I don't think they're necessary for now.
Okay.
(Taking off his sunglasses)
It's still bright.
It was dark because of my sunglasses.
It's still so bright.
(It's still bright, and Jung Nam's mind is now clear.)
- Hey, Jung Nam. - I didn't know.
What good is having flashlights with sunglasses on?
- Gosh. - It's still bright.
- Let me try it on.
I thought it was really dark. Take a look.
Turn on the lights.
- It's dark with it, right? - Right.
It's still bright. I thought it was dark.
(They horse around with the sunglasses.)
My goodness.
Gosh. It's so bright.
After we go over that hill,
we'll be able to see our destination.
- Okay. - There's not much left to go.
There's a longer route...
- and a direct route. - Let's go direct.
Go direct.
- Again. - Direct.
- Let's go direct. - Okay.
Go direct onwards, Jin Hee.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
- I see beer ahead. - Yes.
(They get excited over beer.)
- I see Coke. - Yes.
(Destination)
(Base camp)
It's getting darker now.
(They must rely on portable lamps now.)
I can see now.
We're gradually approaching the end.
I think I'll feel accomplished when we arrive today.
We came a long way.
(They walked 16km today.)
I should turn on some music. We can't just walk.
- Sure. - What should I play?
1.9km remaining.
Little over 1km left.
(The song is "The Blue Night of Jeju".)
You can't make it louder?
This is the max volume.
Really?
(He imagines the Arabian Sea unfolding before him.)
We're almost there.
We're very high up right now.
(Cheering)
(Jin Hee is in good spirits.)
It's incredible.
We have to take a selfie here.
This isn't coming into focus.
It's impossible to show you how great the view is.
(Only thing visible on camera is this deep valley gorge.)
No one would imagine such a place...
in the desert. It's like the Grand Canyon.
(The camera begins to lose visibility in the darkness.)
(This grand sight can only be imprinted...)
(on the minds of the members.)
(Second song is "Flying Through the Deep Night".)
(Excitement abounds)
Hey, Sae Ho.
You look like an alien...
- form another planet. - Hey, Jin Hee.
(He looks like a creature with one eye.)
You don't have a face right now.
- That's funny. - Your face is the lamp.
Do I look like an alien?
- Yes. - We need a selfie here.
This is a great place to take a selfie.
(Jin Hee never takes pictures, but he wants to remember this one.)
I think you can raise it higher. There you go.
(They leave the suffering and difficulties behind.)
- Let's go. - The music is great...
- and so is the mood. - Great.
- Our crew is great.
This photo is okay.
Really? Do we have to descend here?
We're going to have to be careful here.
Instead of focusing on the footage...
(Safety comes first.)
We came so high up.
Don't we have to descend?
- Are we going the right way? - It's making me a little nervous.
(The problem is...)
(that twilight is over. Stars begin to appear.)
("Twilight" refers to the time frame between night...)
(and sunset when travel is still possible.)
(That time frame decreases as the latitude gets lower.)
(In Oman, the darkness sets in quicker than in Korea.)
(The crew isn't aware,)
(but the situation isn't good.)
(Jung Nam shines the light for Tae Hyun who is filming.)
I think we're there once we go over this hill.
That would be ideal.
(Sae Ho can't even join in on their concerns.)
I can't even see you.
(Sae Ho expresses surprise.)
It's too blurry.
(The leader is getting restless.)
It's dangerous.
(Turning on the headlight)
(A cliff drop lies before him.)
(This area is littered with treacherous cliffs and drops.)
- Hurry. - I'll rest a bit and go.
Sae Ho wants to rest a bit.
- Jin Hee. - I'll check it out.
- We'll take a rest for a while. - Okay.
(He scouts ahead again alone.)
(However, it's too steep for him to descend.)
If we go that way...
(There isn't much time left until darkness sets in.)
(The rest of the crew's pace gets slower.)
Next to Jin Hee.
What?
I'll reach Jin Hee's side for now.
Do we go that way?
(Sae Ho clenches his teeth and keeps going.)
That light there?
(Light?)
That light there?
That's not light, is it?
Hey, that's the sea.
- It's really the sea. - It's a ship.
(It is twilight of the Day 3.)
(The crew discovered the sea.)
- Hey, that's the sea. - It's really the sea.
- Where? - It's a ship.
- That's a ship. - That's amazing.
- It's the sea. - That really is the sea.
- It's the sea. - Right?
It's a ship.
That over there is a huge ship.
It's huge.
That's really the sea.
(The white sand of the beach is clear even in the darkness.)
- That's definitely it. - It's the sea.
(On the first day they arrived,)
(the never-ending wasteland...)
(took their breaths away.)
(They just walked...)
(and walked.)
It's not much.
(The high heat of the desert was harsher than expected.)
(Isn't that water in the 10 o'clock direction?)
What is that?
(They even laid eyes on a seductive mirage.)
(Even their close milestones...)
(took time to reach.)
(However...)
There's a ship! It's a big ship!
(At an unexpected moment...)
That's the beach.
- This has to be the ocean. - This is the ocean.
(At an unexpected moment and place, the ocean comes into sight.)
We finally get to see the ocean.
- Hey, where did you see that? - The ocean is over there.
- You can't see it from there. - I can't?
I took a photo, but how will we get down there?
I know. That's what I'm worried about.
Where is the camping site?
We have to go that way. Let me scope out the place.
Let me find out which route is the safest.
(The camping site is somewhere over the squiggly valley.)
Safety first.
(At that time, the base camp)
(1st light that leads up to the site is 600m away.)
(The search party sets out.)
(2nd light that leads up to the site)
(The staff are getting anxious as much as the members.)
Isn't it steep?
We must go that way. Going around is an option.
Or we can climb that over there.
- Let's take that route. - Yes, let's head that way.
Okay, let's take that route.
- That's too dangerous. - It's too steep.
- Let's rest after we climb down. - Sure.
Slowly, slowly.
- Sae Ho, climb down slowly. - Okay.
Everyone, take your time.
Gosh, I'm getting scared now that it's getting dark.
It's getting dark.
(This is the brightness the members are seeing.)
Let's take it easy.
(Tae Hyun continues to film.)
The lamps are bright enough.
Go with the lights. It's dangerous.
- Tomorrow... - Hey.
Jung Nam, don't put the lights on us. We have lights here.
Just take care of Sae Ho.
(They worry about each other.)
It's a hardship after a hardship.
(A repeated cycle of climbing up and down)
But this is better. It's all right.
(He's encouraging himself.)
We don't have food with us. If we get lost, we're done for.
This route is okay.
- Is it okay? - Yes.
Can you see our camping site?
No, I can't.
I think we're still climbing along the ridge.
- Sae Ho, you need a break. - Yes, let me take a break.
Gosh, today is a tough day.
(The battery for the lights is a problem too.)
- We can't see without the lights. - What?
- Should we get going? - Should we?
What do you think we should do?
- Should we go as far as there? - Okay.
This was one heck of rocky mountain.
(Sae Ho keeps walking for everyone's safety.)
Hey, I can see our camping site!
- Can you see it? - Yes!
(I can see our camping site!)
- We're here. - This is the place.
- You can see the site over there. - Yes, I can see it.
- We're here. - Yes!
Gosh, I can see our base camp.
I can see it.
I see it now.
- Be careful. Hey, watch out. - Gosh, that was tough.
I feel a bit overwhelmed after seeing our destination.
I know, right?
- From this point on, - We should climb down.
we should climb down and head that way.
- That's better, right? - Yes.
- It's dangerous there. - Yes.
- Let's head down here. - Okay.
Great. All right.
- Be careful. - Gosh.
- I almost got hurt at the end. - You almost got hurt.
Take it slow. Great. Let's get going.
We'll arrive at the camp once we climb over this ridge, right?
Yes, that's right.
Gosh, it's the sand again when we're almost there.
(He's at a loss for words.)
Seriously.
Since it's dark, my state of mind is...
- getting stronger. No, I'm good. - Should I hold one?
- My mental strength is stronger... - I agree.
because I'm frightened.
The thought that we might die here crosses our minds.
(Under the shadow of the death, Sae Ho...)
(Beeping)
I see lights ahead.
I'm 900m away from the destination.
To be honest, time to time,
I asked myself why I had come here.
That question crossed my mind.
I keep telling myself...
to get a grip and that I cannot close my eyes.
Once again, I'd like to thank Jin Hee, Tae Hyun,
- and Jung Nam. - "Once again".
800m.
(That's the remaining distance.)
What's that? What's the light up top?
Now that we're close, we don't have any energy left.
We're like tiger moths.
We're going after the lights.
(Meanwhile, the staff spot the expedition team.)
The members are coming.
That's a car.
(They mistake members for a car since they are too fast.)
- It's a car. - It's a car.
- The lights... - The movement is shaky. It's a car.
580m.
- Keep going straight? - Go, go.
- Turn. - Okay, turn!
Let's go!
(Unlike their powerful voices...)
I think I need a wheelchair when I go back to Korea.
(They become sluggish.)
(Their heavy breathing is their only conversation.)
- Goodness. - Good work.
I'm hungry. I'm really hungry.
Let's eat a lot tonight.
- What's tonight's dinner? - Whole chicken soup.
We'll have instant rice with whole chicken soup.
(As they think about whole chicken soup...)
I'm going to put in Spam too.
- We can do it. - We can do it.
I can only see the lights now.
(They use their last ounce of energy.)
You're doing well.
Great, great.
(At first, they were worried about their mission.)
(But as they etched the enticing view of the nature in their eyes...)
It's fun since it's just the four of us.
It feels like we're here on a trip together.
It feels like a real expedition.
(They have walked the road as they only relied on each other.)
We're almost there. We only have 300m left to go.
(Their route is coming to an end.)
At last.
- Jung Nam, what time is it now? - Now? It's 7:08pm.
We accomplished our mission within two hours.
- It's been two hours already? - Yes.
(They walked 7km within 2 hours.)
Staff... I see people.
- I can see them. - I see people.
People. I see people.
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We have arrived.
(It's a glorious return.)
Thank you.
(Their sense of accomplishment is indescribable.)
- Where... Take a seat here. - We saw a glimpse of the ocean.
- Sit over here. - The ocean.
- Good work. Okay, let's sit down. - Hey, take a seat.
We can sit down, right?
(They finally sit down in a comfortable position.)
I can't do this anymore.
(He shares what he's been keeping inside.)
Let's only do the pilot for this program.
Let's only do the pilot.
(It makes them give up on their work.)
Just the pilot.
- Good work, cool guys. - Great job.
- Give a round of applause for him. - Clap, everyone.
(This cool guy deserves an applause.)
Gosh, this feels nice.
(Captain finally sits down too.)
We wouldn't have made it if it weren't for beer.
Seriously. The thought of beer helped a lot.
Should we drink it now?
- Yes, let's drink it now. - Let's drink a can.
- Do you want your beer now? - Let us drink it now.
Director Yoo set out to look for you guys.
What did you say? Just tell him to take care of himself.
Do we have to go and look for him?
Director Yoo. Director Yoo.
We arrived. Over.
Where are you? Over.
We're too exhausted to go look for you. Over.
Why do you make things harder? Over.
(Just come back on your own.)
Right now, we had to prepare the beer at the last minute.
We're short of one can.
We'll share two cans.
Yes, we'll share two cans now and drink more later.
- We'll give you two then. - Okay.
This is what I liked about you guys on our way here.
You guys weren't trying to have it your way.
- Gosh, we don't do that. - I really liked that.
When she said she had only three, you didn't complain.
- I like that you're understanding. - We can get more later on.
This is what I liked the most about today.
For example, when I suggested to Captain Ji...
about the route we should take,
Captain Ji always said that...
it was a good idea. Every single time.
- It was a good idea. - That helped me keep going.
It was a good idea, but we didn't rest.
Oh, right.
(Right...)
You're right.
"That's a good idea, but how about we walk just a bit more?"
He did say that.
(This is Captain Ji's playful leadership skills.)
- We'll have 2 for now. - 2 is enough.
It's better to drink now.
- This is cold. - That's good enough.
I had the foam. It's good.
(The source of Captain Ji's strength that helped him come here)
Well done, everyone.
- First off, - Drink it.
- well done. You did well. - Good work.
(Gulping down)
- Drink it all. - Let me drink it now.
(It translates to, "This is so cool and so good!")
All my fatigue disappeared. The wind carried it away.
This is nice.
("I can't think of anything better than a cold beer after a marathon.")
("The fact that I must run this distant path to drink that beer...")
("seems to be too cruel of a condition at times.")
("But at times, it makes me think that it's a fair trade.")
(By Murakami Haruki)
(The director who left the camp is coming back.)
Ho Jin. Where are you?
- Where are you, Ho Jin? - Where have you been?
- Were you looking for us? - Yes.
Captain Nam Young Ho went to the ridge and checked.
- Because you didn't see us? - We were worried...
since we didn't see any lights.
What happened was that...
we decided to take a shorter route, but it started to get dark.
Then the fear sort of came over me.
I don't think the other route would've been easier.
It was sandy. And we had to go around.
I daresay that we probably saw...
things that we would never get to see in our lives on our way here.
It's like we're visiting another planet.
Every time we go over a ridge, it's a new planet.
We travelled across scenic places...
like we were traveling through space.
It felt odd being with the four of us together.
Then, why would you just film the pilot episode?
Well, it's not a personal decision on my end.
- My legs, heart, and arms... - Your butt too.
are forcing me to take it easy.
- Take it easy? - It's an internal debate.
Seeing how the sea is visible from here,
I think we can reach it within two hours.
What difficulties lie ahead from here on?
There are sand dunes towards the end of our route.
The incline is substantial.
You're taking this too far.
We pretty much walked all 40km already.
Jung Nam is mad.
- He's mad. - That's a determined face.
We walked more than our initial goal.
They keep bringing things up as we go.
- We're following the route. - Jung Nam is serious.
He's not making any promises to go.
You're right.
- No comments. - Usually, he says, "Let's go."
Shall we go or not?
Just go.
To reward you for achieving our original objective,
the staff will set up your tent today.
We just need to cook and eat.
(As the divine will does.)
It means a miracle like this.
(Thanks to the divine will.)
Does this include disassembly?
(The staff will also disassemble the tent.)
- Is it okay? - The staff is exhausted too.
Isn't it better to do it ourselves?
- The tent? - Is it that hard?
See what our leader is saying?
Jin Hee, hurry and just acknowledge the idea for once.
Just acknowledge it for once.
It's a great idea.
- Let's just prepare it for them. - Okay.
- All you need to do is eat dinner. - Okay.
Actually, we have our Bedouins...
who have looked after us greatly for the past four days...
- out here in the desert. - Right.
They have volunteered to prepare a meal.
It'll be goat meat.
- That sounds amazing. - That's amazing.
I'm looking forward to eating Bedouin food.
Me too.
I'm a huge fan of lamb and goat meat.
(Exclaiming)
Did they really kill a goat for this?
(Of course. There are guests.)
That's an eyeball.
Gosh. There's an eyeball in there.
Gosh.
(Quick Trivia. Bedouin Cuisine)
(People grow their food.)
These stalks...
(What grows in the desert?)
(Vegetation does grow out here.)
(Most of them are adorned with thorns.)
(Human beings...)
(cannot be sustained by grass.)
(Thanks to animals,)
(they're able to survive.)
(The only animal that can survive off the harsh desert...)
(are camels, with digestive systems suited for the desert.)
(Goats are thankful creatures...)
(that can also endure the harsh conditions of the desert.)
Here.
Feeding it coconuts should be fine.
(That is why Bedouins consider goats gifts from God.)
Hold on.
Wait. Sit down.
(When water is scarce, camels provide a vital source of liquid.)
(Holidays and guests...)
(call for parties.)
(They present their precious domesticated livestock...)
It's a very old custom.
(to their guests according to tradition.)
That's how they use the rice.
Sae Ho, how do we say "Thank you" or "That's impressive"?
What was it?
It's...
(He remembered.)
1, 2, 3.
(They all say, "Thank you".)
(Thank you.)
- Muhammad. - Hello.
(Sae Ho's friend Muhammad speaks.)
(Sae Ho follows along.)
How are you?
How are you? I'm good.
- Yes, good. - Everything is great.
(He might find Sae Ho's reaction amusing.)
Let's take a look and help them set up.
We should set up too.
(While the Bedouins prepare the meal...)
It's our final dinner.
(Back when they were planning in Seoul)
(They expected the Day 3 to be the toughest.)
(I think we can recharge with whole chicken soup.)
(Jung Nam's uttering made them doubt their ears.)
(It has become reality.)
That's what it's used for.
(I think we can recharge with whole chicken soup.)
(Jung Nam's uttering made them doubt their ears.)
(It has become reality.)
That's what it's used for.
(They begin with the preparation.)
Hold on. It's dangerous.
The level is off.
I have to hold it.
Then, I'll hold it for you.
How long will you keep holding that?
I need to cut this.
(According to folklore, if they take their hand off the pot...)
What is this, Jung Nam?
It's a side dish. Leave it there.
(It is almost ready.)
The aroma is incredible.
(The next menu item is)
I have to do it right away.
(A national side dish, grilled Spam)
You can't say no to this.
Something you can't refuse
(As the spam sizzles on, Tae Hyun sings.)
This is seriously irresistible.
(That looks great.)
(All the sudden)
We're sure going to great length just to survive.
It felt like we were all going to die earlier.
Let's cook it until it crusts.
(The aroma helps them forget their hardships.)
I bought ketchup too.
- Ketchup? - You're incredible, Jung Nam.
Ketchup.
You're really incredible.
It's a must.
Take it out.
(The slabs are golden brown.)
(A variety of side dishes are nicely spread out.)
Shall we eat? Good work, everyone.
(Today's dinner is complete.)
Good work, everyone. Really.
Good work, everyone.
(Enjoy.)
Spam is the best.
(It must be dipped in ketchup.)
(It is tear inducing.)
(Nice and thick)
- That's so good. - Want some of this?
- It's okay. - Eat.
There's one here.
It's good. Eat, Jin Hee.
It's okay. I'll eat it myself.
Eating after a day of labor,
isn't fattening, right?
Of course it is.
- Really? - Yes.
- You have to not eat. - Or exercise more.
Eating less is the answer.
(Then, Jin Hee,)
(I think I give up.)
You sure can stuff yourself.
I'm not getting full at all.
Right.
Your waistline shrank.
- Really? - You got skinnier.
You hardly have fat on your cheeks.
You don't.
- I don't have what? - Cheek fat.
What is this then?
- That's your chin. - Just bones.
Are you messing with me, Jung Nam? Want to head into the dark?
You're getting a V-lined chin.
Want to head into the darkness with me?
You have a V-line.
Let's take this outside then.
One of us is heading to heaven today.
You understand?
Whoever goes up has to illuminate the way.
I promised to grab a steak and wine with Jung Nam in Seoul.
I need to buy him food.
He provided me with all this.
The rest of you have wives at home and can't join us.
- Husbands need to stay home. - I'll buy him.
We'll get criticized.
- Right. - We can't call married men out.
How many kids do you want to have Jung Nam?
About two.
- Two? - Yes.
- That's a good number. - Right.
Me too.
Can you get married?
"Can you get married"?
(Rising in anger)
- Let's take this outside. - This is really...
Goodness.
I'm sorry, but since you're a good fighter...
I'll use a weapon.
I can't.
(He backs down in a hurry.)
(Total defeat)
- That was so funny. - That was so much fun.
There it comes.
Towards the front.
I'll take a look.
I'll go there and take a look.
Okay.
(They set up the tent while the Bedouins prepare a special meal.)
It's already locked on that side.
Hey.
- Is it done? - It's a scorpion.
- Goodness.
- Oh, gosh. - Look at the color.
- It looks like a toy. - You're right.
- Where? - Here.
Oh, my.
- It looks like a toy. - It's a baby.
It's like a baby scorpion.
(This is an Omani scorpion.)
I'm sorry, but can you go away?
We can't handle you.
I think it's playing dead.
Scorpion...
(It flees at the first opportunity.)
Scorpions...
It ran away.
It's raising its tail.
(It runs away while assuming a defensive posture.)
I don't think I can use the bathroom anymore.
Why is it green like that?
Is it because it's a baby?
What do you think?
It's almost transparent.
(Quick Trivia. Desert Animals)
(Death Stalkers are native to deserts of North Africa...)
(and the Middle East.)
(They are golden yellow with prominent stingers.)
(If stung, it can lead to death without proper treatment.)
(The venom is being researched as a cancer cure.)
(Here is a fact that the cast and staff didn't know.)
(Desert scorpions should be killed on sight.)
(Letting them go can result in emergencies.)
Gosh.
(The healthy Bedouin meal is almost complete.)
Thank you.
(This is their final dinner in the desert.)
- Where is our dinner? - It's inside there.
Here?
Stop.
They're saying that it's underground.
Really?
They're using charcoal.
- Okay. - Gosh.
It's so interesting.
It's going to be so good.
(Ta-da)
- What is that? - It's like rice.
It's a rice mixture.
(This rice dish is included in every Omani meal.)
(Goat meat and rice)
(It almost seems like baeksuk, a Korean stewed meat dish.)
(Now, they should be able to eat.)
They're mixing it.
The meat is being mixed into the rice.
It must be traditional.
It's incredible.
(They're mixing up the rice and the meat.)
What is the food's name?
- Arsee. - "Arsee".
("Arsee", traditional Bedouin dish.)
- "Arsee". - And this is really...
traditional. It is many 100's of years old.
(Bedouin health food, arsee)
(Arsee is a special dish reserved for holidays and guests of honor.)
(Fresh meat from a goat is added with a variety of vegetables.)
(While the meat is being boiled,)
(vegetables are stir-fried separately.)
(Bedouin men are great cooks.)
(Sauce and the main dish)
(Goat broth is added to the sauce)
(Sharpening)
(Bones, the head, and entrails are added to the sauce without waste.)
(The gamey odor is purged with fragrant spices.)
(Salt is thrown in.)
(The main course is the goat dish.)
(One huge vat of rice)
(It is all buried underneath the sand with charcoals.)
(After 1 hour, it's complete.)
(A date palm bough is prepped and cleaned.)
I have a question.
How many times do you eat this food in one year?
Normally, about two times.
- 2 times? - 2 times a year?
That means we're really eating something special.
- It's health food. - Absolutely.
I'm curious to taste it.
- It's almost... - They're like rice cakes.
To make it sticky.
It's sticky like dough.
I guess they all take turns churning it.
(Working hard)
(Next)
Each of them have different methods.
It's much easier if you hold it from the base like that.
(They seem very accustomed to the task.)
Why are they all taking turns?
Excuse me. Why are you shaking it together?
- We... - It's tiring for one person.
- Oh, I see. It's tiring. - I see.
- Okay.
I thought it might be some kind of custom.
After we are finished, it's your turn.
Okay.
So, that's how it's made.
(Everything is mashed to bits.)
They do it for a while.
I can see why they're taking turns now.
- It's tiring. - Want to shake?
(Would you like to try?)
- Want to shake? - Jung Nam,
give it a try.
- Okay. - Be careful.
- Watch the sand. - Go outside.
- Okay. - Outside.
It's heavy.
(What?)
What are you doing?
(Struggling)
- It's not working. - Let me try.
Hold on.
It's not an easy task.
See? It's not working.
(It's not working.)
- Put your back into it. - Gosh.
I know why they take turns now.
- I know now. - Right.
It hardly budges.
I can't do that.
You're strong.
(They're fast, but they're also strong.)
Gosh. You got power.
It's a contest of power between men.
- Right. - Little bragging rights.
- Last one. - Okay.
(Muhammed finishes it off.)
(They will end up eating all the meat, bones, broth, and rice.)
(Plopping)
It's so fragrant. It is...
(The innards and vegetables make up the masala gravy.)
Now, this is real cooking.
This has to be good.
Muhammed. How do we eat this?
You do this with your hand and...
(He dips the mixture into the gravy and takes a bite.)
- Okay. - Is it good?
Of course.
(The sweet gentleman offers some to the film crew as well.)
- It's so good. - It's good.
- Do we dip it? - It's so good.
This is seriously good.
(This is so good.)
The sauce is really something.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Try this.
Can you clap? 1, 2, 3?
(1, 2, 3, and clap?)
(That's what they do.)
- Me? - Yes.
Okay.
1, 2, 3.
(When did he learn this?)
I heard some stories from the Bedouin gentlemen earlier.
They have a culture of generosity.
- I see. - While you're crossing the desert,
if you come across Bedouins,
- they will never just pass you by. - Then?
They will ask if you're okay and ask if you need anything.
They'll keep asking. They have a saying here too.
"An absence of a friend in the desert is misfortune."
(This adage envelopes Bedouin culture.)
It's a hard life in the desert.
That's why we help everybody.
(The land cannot be tamed, so they help one another.)
This has been going on for hundreds of years.
It makes me keep thinking.
How would it feel like to be alone?
- Me too. - I kept thinking.
(What would it be like to be alone?)
When we were descending from the top...
in darkness, we were able to rely on one another.
It felt a bit strange then.
- Let's go. - The music is great...
- and so is the vibe. - It's great.
(Today was great because they were together.)
- Thanks. - Thank you.
- Let's go. - Good work, everyone.
Tomorrow is finally the anticipated highlight.
It's waiting for us.
(It's finally here.)
- This is good. - I'm tossing the napkin now.
What? We had napkins?
(He still has that napkin?)
This gave me a headache back in Korea.
All for this.
- It's a waste to just toss it. - Don't do it.
Frame it.
Then, I'll give this to you as a gift.
Me? Give it to me tomorrow then.
I'll show you clearly how it can be used.
(I'll show you.)
You're going to wipe something, right?
No, not at all.
(He denies it right away.)
- That would be wrong. - Did I say that?
(He tries to straighten things out.)
I was going to show everyone during the interview later.
I didn't think you were like that, Sae Ho.
(Sae Ho keeps scratching his arm.)
It's getting so hot all the sudden.
Do we have anything like an ice pack?
(He has gotten sunburned.)
Of course we do.
(This emergency calls for an ice pack.)
It's peeling.
Weren't you in charge of first aid?
Yes.
That's such a self-assured response.
I'm sorry.
That was my responsibility.
(His cute charms are fatal.)
- Jin Hee. - I think the scorpion is back.
What? Really?
(The death stalker?)
- The scorpion is back? - Take a look.
- We have to catch it then. - Look inside.
- Where is it? - Look way inside.
Where?
(Why do you ask instead of catching it yourself?)
It's "Arabian Night".
- It's "Aladdin". - You're amazing.
(A screen was secretly set up behind the tent.)
You're amazing.
This is insane.
Let me watch it with you.
(He prepared a surprise for the guys.)
(The screen)
(Despite of it being stuck on the door...)
(and being blocked by people,)
(he brought the screen to the desert.)
It's "Aladdin".
(The movie finally starts.)
It was hard to pick a movie.
- When I picked the movie... - He's so cute.
(Just like Aladdin who went to a fantasy world...)
(with dreams and adventures, they enjoyed the expedition.)
Thanks to Jung Nam, we had a great meal...
and watched a nice movie.
What makes me worry is that you're doing so much work.
You don't have to be.
(They thank each other and go to a deep sleep.)
(They spent the first day with...)
(excitement and worries.)
This is the real camping.
(They spent the second day camping with the stars.)
(Finally, tonight is the last night in the desert.)
(It's finally the morning of their last day.)
(Jung Nam is busy.)
Where are apples?
Apples.
(He's about to prepare breakfast.)
Where are they?
(The two actors begin their morning with razors.)
(The comedian is naked in the morning.)
(Chubby)
- Sae Ho. - Yes.
Today's breakfast is an apple. Are you okay with that?
I love apples.
- Pardon? - I love apples.
(Since it's their last meal, the menu is simple.)
(Walking around)
Do you need any help?
- Would you like some honey? - Yes, I'd like some honey.
Here's your morning honey. It's dripping.
Before this trip, I went to Hawaii and bought it there. It's delicious.
- Is this from Hawaii? - They say Hawaiian honey is good.
It's very delicious.
I have never been to Hawaii.
Hawaii is the best. You must go to Hawaii once.
I used to have no money for that in the past...
and now I have no time for that.
The reason I didn't travel much is because I didn't want to...
miss job opportunities.
(Surprised)
- Because of your worries? - Yes.
- Oh, no. It must have been hard. - It was.
I was worried...
someone else might take away my opportunities...
while I was on a trip.
I felt that way because I didn't get any offer.
- I see. - I didn't have anything to do.
I wanted to go on a trip, but...
Tank man.
As you'll learn through your life,
everything is like a wave.
There will always be ups and downs.
It's like a wave. But people can't handle this.
When you don't get work for some time, you'll get to work eventually.
You just need to be prepared for the changing situations.
It's natural that you feel that way. Everyone feels that way.
It's about how quick you can overcome it.
I guess so.
Let me move it here.
This is our breakfast table.
(He adds some morning coffee as well.)
This is our last breakfast.
(Maybe he feels bad that the breakfast is so simple.)
(He decorates it with a flag.)
(Where on Earth??)
Do you think the camel would like an apple?
I think they will be so happy.
- Really? - Of course.
Horses love apples as well.
Those who can't get to eat one would be sad though.
(Have an apple.)
(Not interested)
- It won't eat it. - It won't?
- That's funny. - It doesn't like it.
Would you like one?
(He tries to feed another camel next to it.)
(It takes it right away.)
This camel eats it.
(It seems to like the apple.)
It eats dried grass all the time. This must be so delicious.
It wants more.
Should we now wear the backpack and get ready?
This is the last day. Just a few more hours and it'll be over.
(Today is the last day that never seemed to come.)
- Today is the last day. - It's the last day.
(They solemnly put their hands together.)
I feel like I'm getting sick.
(Laughing)
You're feeling sick? You have 11 problems now.
Let's not give up until the end.
- Let's go. - Where!
- on! - Earth!
- Let's go! - Let's go!
Come on. Come on.
- Where on Earth?? - Come on.
Let's go.
(They take off at 7:10am.)
(Day 4 of desert expedition, current accrued distance: 36.17km.)
(Distance to travel: 3.83km)
(They will soon get to the Arabian Sea.)
My feet feel so heavy.
It's the last day.
I'm four times more tired now.
For your information, the humidity is high today.
(It's so humid that it can't be recorded.)
It's as humid as in South East Asia.
(As they're close to the sea, it's got more humid.)
So that's the end.
It looks amazing.
I just saw the sea. Where is it?
I know.
It's a huge sand dune.
(What they see in the distance is a sand dune.)
(Yesterday, they definitely saw the sea.)
- I can't see any sea. - No way.
(What is going on?)
I think we should go past the white sand dune over there.
- We need to go past the sand dune? - Yes, that sand dune.
(They should climb somewhere high up to see the sea again.)
You've got to be kidding me.
(They thought they were almost there.)
- Let's get going. - Let's go.
This is insane.
This is so unfair.
(Their last day is not smooth either.)
(The Arabian Desert is unpredictable.)
It feels cool. What is it?
- It's behind the cloud. - The cloud hid the sun.
- I love clouds. - Yes.
(Thanks to clouds, they have an unexpected shade.)
(Quick Trivia: The Circulation of Water)
(The water on the ground or in the sea evaporates...)
(and spreads into the air and it becomes clouds.)
(This is why there are many clouds near beaches.)
(Where they're walking now is about 3km away from Arabian Sea.)
(Current base camp to the destination)
(The sun makes the surface of Arabian Sea evaporate.)
(They get a shade from the clouds.)
It's nice to have clouds. This is awesome.
- Pardon? - Thanks to the clouds,
we can walk at this time of the day.
This is great.
Thank you, clouds.
(You're welcome.)
(After a short while, the clouds go away.)
The clouds went away.
(Their shadows got longer because of the sun.)
This is bad.
My body feels strange.
- I already... - He's getting sick.
I start feeling sick.
(He stops walking.)
There are many sand hills over there.
So this is what we can't avoid. Like Jin Hee said earlier.
I can't keep it together today.
I can't focus.
- Keep talking with me. - I can't keep it together.
I can help you.
(He supports him with a kind heart.)
Jin Hee, when are we expected to arrive at the destination today?
The expected arriving time is...
What time is it now?
- It's 7:30am. - It's 7:30am.
I think we'll get there at 8:30am.
What?
(Jin Hee expects to get there by 8:30am.)
Excuse me, before we make it to 8:30am,
we might die at 8:20am.
(Then we'll go travel in the afterworld.)
We're already here.
(They decided to take a break.)
Look how much I sweated.
It's so humid, so we're sweating a lot.
Today is...
the most strenuous course.
Seriously, it's like a sauna here.
I can't stop sweating.
(They can't stop sweating even during the break.)
Have some water. Stay hydrated.
My sunglasses are steamed up.
(It's so humid that his sunglasses are steamed up.)
(Packing)
(While the other guys are taking a break,)
(Jin Hee suddenly disappear.)
Jin Hee! Where are you going?
Where are you going?
I can see that he's holding a camera.
- His hobby is taking photos. - My goodness.
He's amazing.
(On Day 2, they figured out...)
Weren't you on the commercial?
(Captain Ji was an assistant of a photographer.)
(During the trip, he took pictures of the sceneries.)
(Now is the last chance to take a proper picture of the desert.)
(Everywhere he looks at is the photo spot.)
(What's inside Jin Hee's camera?)
(It's pretty impressive.)
He tried really hard to stay fit.
I know a lot of friends who are his age,
but I've never seen anyone who manages it this well.
I agree.
Here you can be lazy about shaving,
but he shaves every day.
(After he gets up in the morning, he starts to trim himself up.)
(Even the way he shaves look gorgeous.)
(Thanks to him, the desert has become a commercial set.)
(Sae Ho's jealous of him.)
Our beards are just grown like this. Right?
Yes. Do I have any?
- There is a lot. - There is?
Why would you grow it?
Why would you...
- Your body is so exhausted. - I'm...
- And you look funny like this. - Honestly,
it's my first time growing beard like this.
- Your beard is thin on top. - Yes.
You are handsome.
(You are handsome.)
(He's so tired that his eye sight got bad.)
Sae Ho, look here.
(He wants to take a photo with Sae Ho.)
(He’s keeping special memories from the desert.)
You look great.
(He thinks Sae Ho is good looking.)
(What is he saying?)
I'm so full of his food and compliments.
Sae Ho, I didn't.
You fed me a lot with food.
You give me a lot of weird compliments.
I must use the bathroom now.
(Too much love makes Sae Ho angry.)
He's here.
- Shall we go? - Yes.
Let's go.
(They are departing again at 7:54am.)
Oh, what is this?
Finally, this is the desert we've been imagining.
(The sand hill seems endless.)
Oh, gosh. Look at the sand hill.
- It's grand. - It's going to be tough.
This is the exact desert we've been imagining.
We're seeing this desert at the end.
Yes.
This is the desert we've seen from the photos or videos.
It's huge.
The sand is hard to walk on...
because whenever we step on it, it gets sunk.
It's like someone's pulling my feet from down there.
This is the desert...
that I had in my head.
(We faced the real desert.)
I think I should take a photo here.
(He's carelessly taking photos.)
(The road he has come and the road he has to go)
(Jung Nam's taking photos too.)
What's happening?
I feel like a mummy will come out soon.
(He can't believe what he's seeing.)
Isn't it like the movie "The Mummy"?
(While they are lost in this unrealistic world)
They have so much time. We have to leave immediately.
Yes. What's happening here now?
We don't have time for this.
Okay. Let's go.
We can't stay here.
You're saying that there's no shelter around here, right?
We should take a break after walking as much as we can.
We're taking a break too early.
Yes. The photos will look the same.
(Captain Ji is rushing the others to walk quickly.)
(He'll take photos next time.)
This part is relatively hard.
So it's tiring to walk there. You should walk here.
It's the fourth day.
(It's the 4th day.)
I can't do it for another day.
Did the staff walk here to do the field visit?
Yes.
- Until the end? - Yes.
- You walked until the end? - Yes.
You passed out here, didn't you?
(The staff passed out earlier before they reached here.)
- Sae Ho, there's a sled. - Wait a second.
We can do sledding here.
Sledding can be fun here.
I really want to do it, though.
(This part looks steeper than the others.)
- Oh, my gosh. - It will be fun.
Why don't you try?
But I have no sled.
If you go down now, you can't come up. Don't do it.
Yes. I won't go down.
But it will be really fun.
(He's excited, but he has to go on with his way.)
You guys seem relaxed.
When you see the other part after climbing up this ridge,
you won't want to relax.
You should fully enjoy it and come up.
(They're hurriedly walking after what Captain Ji said.)
Enjoy it all you want. Then come up.
I want to get down the last ridge with a sled.
What is it? What are we going to do?
(He's frozen.)
It's good that we didn't get on a sleigh ride.
You wouldn't be able to go if you did the sledding.
What are we going to do?
- What are we going to do? - Is there a sea?
- Do you still want to do sledding? - Are you sure there's a sea?
I can't see any seas.
(Here's the endless Sugar Dunes that looks just like sugar spreads.)
(Quick Trivia. Sugar Dunes)
(In Oman's desert, there's different sand from the other deserts.)
(Usual deserts have brown sands. Oman's deserts have white sands.)
(The sand is white because there is a high proportion of quartz.)
(Sugar Dunes is a unique desert in Oman.)
(It reminds of snow field.)
(But...)
(though most of Arabian countries are desert-based lands,)
(they import the sand.)
(Why?)
(They have plenty of sand. Why would they import it?)
(Sand that went through weathering in extreme environments...)
(has fine grains that are not suitable for constructions.)
(So they do have a lot of sand, but they'll still have to import...)
(for construction uses.)
(My house is fine.)
- To the south... - What are we going to do?
You should keep going.
Let's walk on the even sand.
- Look at the tree. - We have to...
walk this way.
How can we go?
I'll tell you how we can go.
This part sinks. But this part doesn't.
What should we do now?
We should go on this way.
Don't just randomly point at it.
- We have to make a turn. - Try it.
This part is low.
It doesn't matter if it's low or not. You should try the sand...
- Here. - to see which way would be good.
We should walk on this way.
Yes. You're doing good.
This is crazy.
- Walking down is easy. - Yes.
My feet get sunk though.
Yes, our feet get sunk.
(Sugar Dunes' sand sinks their feet more than the usual.)
My feet get sunk. It's like snow.
It's like I'm walking on snow.
The first one to go up suffers more.
(He's a newbie captain.)
If you are going forward, chop it with your feet.
Chop. Chop.
This is where we're going.
- This way? - Yes. Right.
We can go here. My feet get sunk a lot.
- Step on the footprints. - Okay.
Stepping on the left side...
helps from sinking.
Gosh, it's going to be tough.
That place will be even tougher.
Step on the right.
- You should step on the right. - Okay.
His instant decision-making skill is good.
He makes decisions right away.
(The successor is successfully going after Captain Ji.)
(They still can't see the sea.)
I feel like we'll get to see the sea after this grass field.
We'll see the sea after this grass field.
It's the most difficult part.
We have to go around it.
This is steep. We should go around it.
- It's a good idea. - Nice.
Jung Nam, please give me the water bottle.
- Take it out for me too. - Okay.
We'll have to ask each other for this.
(They're running out of water.)
Gosh, look at my sweat.
- Let's get going. - Let's go.
Let's move slowly.
Oh, gosh. What is this?
(His feet get sunk.)
It's wonderful.
Oh, gosh. It's amazing.
(The sand hill is quite steep.)
(They get tired after climbing up the hill.)
What are we going to do?
The tree is over there.
Shall we go there?
Let's go there.
This way looks great. Be careful on your steps.
It's like tightrope walking.
Yes, it's like tightrope walking.
This is tightrope walking.
It's unbelievable.
Gosh, what is this?
(There's another steep hill.)
(It's high.)
Is it like 30m?
10m?
15m?
It's so high.
Gosh, what is this?
(Captain Ji is continuing with his walk by forking with his feet.)
(When Captain Ji leads the way,)
(the rest of them follows after his footsteps.)
Yes. You're doing good.
- I'll try going up. - Give me that pole.
Okay. Great.
It's so hot.
Where are you going?
Hold this.
- Good job. - Forking helped me.
- Oh, gosh. - Hold it.
- Jin Hee, this is a good idea. - Good job.
If we make a wrong decision, we'll suffer more.
I think we can take a break inside there.
Come this way.
(It's a relief to have tree shades after the steep hill.)
(But they still have a long way to go.)
We have to go more than how much we have come so far.
Jung Nam, come here. Take a break under this shade now.
I think we have to go more than we have come so far.
- We're in trouble. - You should get a rest.
- We're in trouble. - I'll go to the restroom.
Are we halfway?
We walked about 3km.
We need to walk 5km straight,
so we should walk three more kilometers.
(Their basecamp on Day 3, 1st break, they are here.)
(They're about halfway to the destination.)
Until when are you going to have a break?
You all seem too tired to leave.
(They got exhausted by the mounting tiredness.)
(It's tough for the staff too.)
How far should we travel more? We're all so exhausted.
This is bad.
(After this,)
(the expedition took a rest for quite a while.)
(But there is a bigger problem.)
(While passing Sugar Dunes,)
(the director got exhausted.)
(On Day 1, many of the staff got heat stroke.)
(There they had a doctor...)
(and could be sent by a car.)
(But now?)
(There is no doctor or ice.)
(Above all,)
I'll tell you the coordinates.
(They're calling a car there.)
(Can you come here to us?)
No.
(Cars can't access sand dunes...)
(because the sand is fine.)
(We're currently...)
(in the middle of a continuing sand dune.)
(The sun gets hotter and hotter.)
(The temperature goes higher.)
I think we should send the members first.
It will get hotter as it gets delayed.
Let's hurry.
(The members decide to take off.)
You shouldn't push yourself to the limits.
(They leave the director in the middle of the desert.)
(What will happen to the expedition and the director?)
(Next week)