I think this is the nest for the dinosaurs.
The eggs seem like they were hatched just a while ago.
I think we are able to hunt them.
Don't do it. Don't do it.
Here I go!
Have you ever tried dinosaur meat before?
How did you even catch that?
- My goodness. - That's amazing.
- This is a dinosaur leg. - It's a Don steak!
- You want to go there again? - We have to catch another one.
If anything happens, just run for your lives.
I killed your baby dinosaur!
Come closer if you can!
Do you want me to eat you up as well? Come!
Now that things are the way they are, it's war.
- It's war. - It's war.
Let's go.
- I see Don Spike coming. - We should have a party.
- I'm scared. - All right.
- He's coming for this. This. - Did you hear that?
DinDin. He's coming for this.
Bring the soy sauce and the doenjang.
- Han Sel. - The doenjang?
My goodness. I think he saw me.
I opened it. It's open. It's like cola.
That's how they do it in the Philippines.
Why are you here?
Come here.
- Go. - What? What are you doing?
(What? What are you doing?)
What are you doing? What's your problem?
- Let go of me, scumbag. - My gosh.
What's going on?
- You filthy thieves. - What?
I didn't do anything.
You started this.
You're intimidating me.
- What do you think you're doing? - Why are you taking this?
Why are you taking this?
Why are you guys doing?
You guys should learn how to live on your own.
You can't just steal from others.
- Hello. - Hello.
(Mijoo approached Don Spike's team to go through Joon Hyung's bag.)
I was doing shopping when I was warped into this place.
(She grabbed their attention with the clothes.)
(I didn't tell you this before,)
(but I'm actually a spy.)
(I'll bring something to you as proof. Anything.)
(He earned Don Spike's trust by pretending to be a spy.)
(Let's get changed.)
(I'll wait here.)
(Hye Sung doubted Mijoo.)
(I won't steal.)
(Don's team decided to trust her.)
Where did they go? Where did they go?
(Just take it even though it's not ours.)
(Take everything)
(They took all the items from Don's team.)
(Mijoo gave them clothes first.)
(It's an exchange.)
Yes. It was a tacit exchange.
(You told us to trust you.)
(You can't just barge into another's house and make a scene like this.)
Whom are you pointing at? Hey!
(Stop this. Stop!)
- Stop! Stop! Stop! - Wait a second.
(Who is the oldest here?)
(I'm not sure whether I'm dreaming or not,)
(but this is a nightmare.)
(I'm going to wake up from this nightmare.)
(I can't do this with you guys here.)
(I have to wake up. I need to wake up from this dream.)
(I thought you were going to teach me Korean.)
No, no.
- Where is Joon Hyung going? - Where is the spear?
- Joon Hyung! - Joon Hyung!
- Where is he going? - Let's stop him.
- What do we do? - Are you looking for this?
- Austin! - Austin!
- Come here. - No.
- Austin, come here. - No, I'm going with Joon Hyung.
(They become very depressed after making a big scene.)
Don Spike, I'll tell you what happened.
Joon Hyung told Mijoo to get his stuff for him.
That's why she brought the box as it belongs to Joon Hyung.
Just give him back his items and send him away.
You need to apologize to us.
You tricked us.
We are not going to apologize.
- What do you want? - Do you want us to say we're sorry?
- Tell us you're sorry. - No, that's not how we want it.
Look at those. They're ours.
This is mine, and you stole it. Am I right?
- Why did you bring this here? - You stole from us.
- This is wrong. - Listen to me.
Ja Sung.
Listen. Listen. This is pointless.
This isn't going to air anyway.
You're right.
We've been only eating coconuts so far.
- We're starving and exhausted. - True.
That is why we couldn't trust each other.
We should look for food and get something to eat.
There could be something around. Until then, let's become allies.
And then we could change our minds after.
As we weren't aware of our actions earlier,
we will bring back all of your belongings.
All right.
- Let's do a handshake. - Sam and Ja Sung, let's go.
- Yes. - Both of you should follow me.
- You guys can be a team. - Sure.
- Look for some food around here. - You should come with us.
Oh, she's taken.
- We'll fish then. - All right.
- Where do I go? - Let's get going.
- Ja Sung. - Yes?
Do you need me?
- We'll get going. - You should go that way.
- I'll get going as well. - Okay.
- Take care. - Ja Sung.
Our cup became dirty. There's some dirt inside.
They didn't take good care of our stuff.
- Those people. - We have them back now.
I think the coconut has ripened. It's very warm.
It's so hot. Should we take a break here?
What did you guys do today?
- Us? - Yes.
We went to your place and stole from you guys.
Were you the one who stole it?
Ja Sung told us to take everything.
I knew it. I knew something was going on.
I knew I couldn't trust them in the first place.
I just wanted to take a few things,
but he told us to take all of them.
So we took everything in the bag and took it.
Hurry up and take it.
(This isn't ours.)
(Just take it.)
(The real victim wasn't Ja Sung.)
I'm not talking behind his back.
I was there too. It's partially my fault as well.
You're not talking behind his back. You're reflecting your behaviors.
I'm sorry that I stole from you.
She's so cute. She said she's sorry.
What else did you do today?
Mijoo came along.
The three guys were going crazy for her.
- They sure would have. - I've never seen them like that.
You know how DinDin is always...
pessimistic and depressed all the time.
He always said that he wanted to go back home.
But all of a sudden, he was saying that it was nice here.
- Men are like that. - I don't understand men.
(This scene is left with desperation after the rage.)
I'll pull this in my direction like this.
- That's good. I'll step on it now. - Okay.
I thought you talked to them about this when you brought it.
I told them I would guard their stuff...
while they were getting changed,
but Sam and Han Sel came.
They started to take everything, and I followed them.
I felt really bad, so I even left an energy bar behind.
It was nice of me, right? I left an energy bar for them.
You're shameless of your actions.
- No, I am not. - No, I think it's a good thing.
Don't worry. You're part of our team.
Tell me if you need any help because I'm the captain here.
- Thank you. You're the best. - You're welcome.
- Is that right? - Yes.
(He's very happy.)
I'm doing this because I'm the leader.
Were you the leader from the beginning?
No, I wasn't from the beginning.
But everyone else wanted me to become the leader.
I don't enjoy being one. It's tiring.
But if I don't become the leader, everyone else will have a hard time.
Han Sel even told me to become the leader.
She said I was the only leader material within the group.
You only have me to rely on.
Captain.
It will be better if I get to know each other,
but at the moment, things are a bit awkward for me.
You might find it uncomfortable, but we all sleep together.
- Really? In here? - Yes.
Do you have any sleep habits? Do you snore?
No, I don't snore.
But what bothers me is that I see ghosts sometimes.
(This was unexpected.)
Stop lying. Do you actually see ghosts?
Yes, I saw a ghost right in front of me one time.
- Stop lying. - I'm telling you the truth.
When I was really busy with work, I saw a ghost whose hair...
was this long, and she just stared at me like this.
- I don't believe you. - I'm telling you the truth.
You're stranger than I thought.
- Why won't you trust me? - You know what?
There are many ghosts around the sea.
- There are ghosts in the water. - Water ghosts?
I think it would be best if you went into the forest.
- You're ditching me like this? - It'll be better for you.
You said you were the captain here.
You told me you were the captain.
Don't worry, we won't see any ghosts. I have a hymn book with me.
And I am the captain here. I'll show you why I am the captain.
I can just open one up at once.
It's not my first time getting a coconut.
Come here and open your mouth. You'll taste it right away.
(Opening a coconut)
You said you could open it at once.
No, look at it. It's almost open.
There's still a lot of shell outside.
Your hands are tiny too. I think they're smaller than mine.
Let's compare the size.
(DinDin doesn't miss the opportunity to measure the size of her hand.)
- Mine is way bigger than yours. - It's the same size.
I'm a man.
This will work right here.
I'll hold it for you. Try it with two hands.
Are you trying to hold hands with me?
- What are you talking about? - You shouldn't do that.
Don't do this here.
(He has a history of inappropriate thoughts.)
(The population can increase at a place like this...)
(if people get warped into this place constantly.)
(Oh, you meant in that way?)
You just had weird thoughts, didn't you?
I'd rather we not go that route.
(He give up on his dreams and focuses on cracking the coconut.)
On "Infinite Challenge",
- Jung Jun Ha cracked one this way. - I remember.
- Right? - He must be really strong.
Meanwhile, you're so weak.
That's not true!
Could you edit that out?
Hold on. Whom am I talking to?
(Please stay in character no matter how flustered you are.)
(Cracking a coconut)
- Look! - You did it.
I won't let you starve.
(She wants to try the coconut.)
See?
Yes, I can see it.
Here we go.
Here.
I need to almost kneel.
- I need to almost kneel. - What are you talking about?
There's no need for that.
- I think I need to. - I mean...
- I'll stand here. - Okay.
(She spreads her legs instead.)
- Here we go. - I'm spreading my legs.
What are you doing?
(He misses.)
I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry. - It went down my top.
I... I'm... I'm really sorry. I didn't mean to do that.
Let's wash our hands in sea water.
I just demonstrated the wrong way of cracking a coconut.
This isn't how you crack a coconut.
Anything can happen to me,
so you need to know this.
(There was a deep meaning to it.)
Don't splash water on me. I really hate that.
- I'm not one to do that. - Really?
So you already did it.
(Cracking a coconut)
I get it now. I should be gentle.
(Cracking a coconut)
You did it!
- It's dripping. - My gosh!
You're actually quite strong.
Since you did all the work, I'll help you drink it.
- Are you trying to get revenge? - Of course not.
- Bend backwards. - How am I supposed to do this?
I'm too tall for this.
You're not, so don't be ridiculous.
Here it comes.
(Gurgling)
Isn't it tasty?
- Oh no. - I see that there's a lot left.
- Have some. - No, I'm good.
Have some.
Isn't there a lot left?
It's coming out.
We emptied it.
(Thanks to DinDin, they quench their thirst.)
It's not cool of you.
You say one thing here and one thing over there.
Why do you do that?
Whose side are you on?
- Me? - Yes.
Be a man of your own. You're old enough to be one.
Right.
It's hot and I don't see anything around here.
- I think there's nothing here. - At this rate...
What?
What's that?
What...
- Let's check it out. - Come on.
My gosh. I didn't expect something like this here.
- What's this? - What is it?
What on earth is this?
Aren't those egg shells?
How can eggs be this big?
They seem recent.
It was hatched recently.
This must be a dinosaur's nest.
It looks delicious.
That could feed about 800 people.
We should hurry out of here.
The eggs indicate that there's food to feed on around here.
(Well...)
Let's look for some.
- The things they fed on. - Okay.
- Where do we find them though? - It's dangerous to stay here.
- My gosh. - The others won't believe this.
That could feed us for three days.
How can you even think of that?
How can you not? Aren't you hungry?
It's amazing here.
What are we supposed to find out here?
- What could be around here? - Must we skip dinner too?
If we do, I'll die today.
Eat me if I die.
What's going on?
What is it?
- It's a dinosaur. - What dinosaur?
Well...
Over there.
Hold on a second.
- What do we do? - Can't we catch that?
It can be today's dinner.
No, it's dangerous. Never mess with a beast's offspring.
It's still meat.
- Meat? - Yes, meat.
It's just meat.
Aren't you a meat expert?
Why is it so hard to decide?
Don Spike, you're hungry, right? Aren't you hungry too?
- No, Sam. - We have meat in front of us.
- We can't. - Yes, we can. We can do anything.
Let's look for something else.
- As in what? - It's too dangerous.
We can't miss out on an opportunity like this.
Are you saying we should?
Don't ponder!
(Sam has bad memories when it comes to voting.)
- Sam. - Sam, don't!
Don't!
Who's the man? Who's the man? I never freeze
Who's the man? I never freeze, freeze, freeze
- Sam. - Who's back?
See? Who's bad now?
What are we doing here?
We're here to catch some fish.
- Joon Hyung. - Yes?
Over here. There are fish under these rocks.
- I think I saw one. - Aren't there fish?
Yes, look at those blue ones.
I see one. It's an eel!
- Oh my gosh! - What is it?
My gosh!
Where is it? Is it right here?
It's still here. It hasn't swum away.
It's not here.
- Here. - This isn't it.
- It's only a rock. - No, it isn't.
Oh, it's a rock.
We won't catch anything at this rate.
This rock's too big. Hold on.
If we clear these rocks,
the fish will have no place to hide.
- Be careful. - Careful.
(Joon Hyung clears the rocks.)
(Toned and tanned muscles of 50 years)
(These rocks can't stop me.)
- Wait. - Joon Hyung, be careful.
(Deep breaths)
Good luck.
(The LA, alpha male Joon Hyung)
Gosh, you're strong.
I'll be sore all over tomorrow.
How did you do that?
- It's as heavy as a person. - That was huge.
- Are you all right? - I'm good.
Why don't we take a five-minute break?
This I give up on.
Joon Hyung, can I learn some more Korean?
- Okay. - Where did you learn Korean?
First, there's no need to study at an academy.
Do you know why?
They only teach you...
certain words and structured sentences.
Do you know what I did?
I went to a convenience store at about 1am.
- Convenience store? - There won't be many customers,
so the cashier will be quite bored...
considering the time.
I had no one to talk to, so I talked to the cashier.
There, you'll learn words...
that are useful in...
everyday life.
(This is the most difficult Korean he's ever heard.)
So basically, you can learn daily conversation.
- Normal conversation. - I get it.
Things you can't learn in classes.
That's why you don't need to pay money to learn Korean.
It's for free.
- I see. - But you should buy something.
- Something cheap like gum. - Gum?
- Buy a tube of gum. - Right.
Or buy 2 get 1 free popsicle.
Spend about three dollars.
3 dollars, 3 times a week equals to 9 dollars.
- Nine dollars. - It's quite economical.
Then you'll be able to speak fluently like me.
Also, take the bus.
Do you know where the money goes? I sit there instead of the seats.
It's right next to the driver, so you can talk to him.
You can learn perfect Korean from him as well.
- I don't know how much it is. - 90 cents.
- It's about 1.20 dollars now. - 1.20 dollars.
Say that you took the bus.
You got on at Gubanpo.
If you keep riding the bus,
it'll bring you back to where you got on.
You can talk to the driver for about four hours.
That'll help you learn just about everything.
- Is this how you learned Korean? - Of course.
- Wow. - It's the best.
Joon Hyung, what are you talking about?
My Korean's fluent, right?
I've been learning a lot.
I learned how his Korean got to this level.
So where do I learn honorifics?
- Honorifics? - Do you have to learn it?
- Age will solve that eventually. - Exactly.
Once you're as old as me, you won't need honorifics.
Just speak freely.
What about the next 30 years though?
Right.
I'll have to...
You'll have to play grandpa roles around that time.
You might get yourself a commercial for prostate products.
"Oh, my prostate... Let me sign an insurance!"
What is a prostate?
- It's... - A prostate...
You're teaching him the wrong kind of Korean.
- There's the anus. - Just say it normally.
It's between your belly button and anus.
It's not a swear word, is it?
- It's not. - Okay.
Why don't you explain in English? Why would you explain it in Korean?
What is a prostate?
But in English...
You don't know what it's called, do you?
I forgot.
What was it?
You...
You got startled, didn't you?
- I did. - And something flinched, right?
Yes. It flinched.
Where did it flinch?
The two parts here.
It's not the two parts there. It's in between them.
Why did I forget what it's called?
(I remembered.)
Let's say you went to the toilet and got your business done.
And your manager hurries you, so you have to stop peeing.
To do that, what do you strain?
That's sphincter.
But you also strain your prostate.
You have to contract them.
You have to flinch and contract them.
You do that...
to stop it when it's about to come out.
- That's it. - Like a clam closing.
Not like a clam. Let's compare them to your lips.
If it's your lips...
(Contracting)
Stop talking about prostate.
Let's not talk about prostates anymore.
When you remember it, tell us.
What I am saying is that...
when you learn Korean,
you can shoot a health insurance commercial after 30 years.
You can become the king of prostate.
I learned a lot about prostates today.
- It's a good thing. - Prostate.
- We have to catch some fish. - Hey. Let's...
Should we go get some swimming goggles?
Okay. Let's do it.
(They will get the gears and try again.)
By the way, he is so confident.
- He's confident? - He can't even speak Korean,
but he's trying hard.
I think I should just try speaking Korean too.
It's hot.
What have you been up to?
We picked coconuts, ate fruits, and...
Joon Hyung came,
so we talked.
- I like that he's so cheerful. - Right.
His presence clearly brightens up everyone.
- Let's cheer up a little. - Let's do that.
- Okay. - Okay.
Shall we play a game?
- Nice one. - We have nothing to do.
Do you want to?
Okay. Let's go.
Then choose a game you want to play.
- Let's play this. - This.
- Frying pan? - Frying pan game
This?
(Chanting)
(She's horrible with the rhythm.)
That's right.
- Frying pan - Frying pan
Han Sel one.
- Hey. - Han Sel one.
Hye Sung two.
Hye Sung, Hye Sung. Han Sel three.
Han Sel, Han Sel, Han Sel. Luda four.
Luda, Luda, Luda, Luda.
- Hye Sung three. - Hye Sung, Hye Sung, Hye Sung.
- Luda two. - Luda, Luda.
- Han Sel four. - Han Sel, Han Sel...
It's too hard.
Let's say the first one was a practice game.
It wasn't a practice game. Stick out your neck.
(She dug her own grave.)
You did it to yourself.
- Hit me. - Han Sel.
- Hit me. - You have to do it well.
We won't cut you any slack.
Hit me.
I am afraid of retaliation.
Just do it.
(She trusts Hyun Bin.)
Didn't he just slap her face?
It hurts.
I was trying to pretend to be fine. But it hurts.
It stings. It's like I ate red ants.
It's like I got stung by red ants.
I'll hit the other side.
She looks like that character from "Ice Age".
- The squirrel. - She's distracting me.
(Luda is stirred.)
- That's her strategy. - Luda, look at me and hit me.
I am sorry.
It's like slapping her face.
- That was okay. - It was...
(Oh, dear. Luda wasted a good chance.)
I am the most afraid of her.
- This is unbelievable. - Don't warm up your body.
Should I hit the back of your neck?
1, 2, 3.
(She's a crybaby.)
I am scared.
She's unbelievable.
- It hurts. - It doesn't hurt.
Why do you hit so hard?
(We didn't know Han Sel played games so well.)
It stings.
It hurts.
I think I am not meant to play games.
(She sacrificed her wrist and earned a lesson.)
Let's stop playing.
Meat. Meat.
- Are you happy? - Meat. Meat.
Hey.
What if it follows us?
- I am scared. - Meat!
You will be really shocked.
- Really. - It's...
- Really? - What did they catch?
- Have you had dinosaur meat? - Dinosaur meat?
How can you catch one? That's absurd.
- Are there dinosaurs? - My gosh. You are...
Austin just needs to cook it.
- Really? - What? What is that?
- Go and check it out. - Did they really catch it?
- Let's check it out. - They did.
No way.
- No way. - It's true.
How did you catch that?
My goodness.
What is this?
Are we really eating meat?
It's dinosaur meat.
- No way. - Really?
- How did you catch that? - I caught it.
It looks delicious.
- Here. My gosh. - It's got so much meat.
This is a dinosaur leg.
Don Steak!
It suits him.
It suits you.
Austin is going to cook it.
Choose which part you want to cook.
I will take the ribs.
Take the leg and the ribs.
Let's go. Let's go cook.
- Thank you. - Let's go.
- Cheers. - Enjoy.
- Let's go. - Enjoy.
Let's go.
(Austin will be cooking with the bonfire in the forest.)
Put it down.
Okay.
What should we do?
How will you cook it?
Since there are many people,
I will make one stew.
- Stew. - And one steak.
Steak?
- That sounds good. - You look worried.
Oh, yes. Look at that.
Did you add sea water in it?
(Austin ambitiously cooked coconut crab salt stew.)
You can't cook with sea water.
I think this is ruined.
Are you a certified chef?
- It's fusion. - I don't want it.
It has too much sand.
Did you use sand instead of salt?
(And he is going to cook something more difficult.)
Why would you worry? Hey.
The sales of Austin's restaurant...
dropped by 40 percent.
That's not true.
You have to succeed this time. Otherwise, people won't go.
- Don't worry about this one. - His eyes changed.
- I am excited. - There's a lot of silver skin.
I will have to get rid of...
the tough bits using a knife.
Then I will marinate it.
How will you marinate it?
I will have to use what we have.
We can use jenjang and mustard.
(Jenjang must be Chef Austin's special sauce.)
(Team Don Spike prepares to cook too.)
I rinsed it.
Did you rinse it? Can you handle meat?
- Yes. - Cut out...
the meat from the neck.
And then cut it into cubes so we can put them in curry.
- Into cubes. - Yes.
Don't massage...
the meat too much.
Hyun Bin's cooking with his hands.
No. This bit is getting thrown away.
Please cut it into cubes.
Think of it as meat for curry.
- Okay. - You are good.
- Hyun Bin changed. - Please teach me how.
- Hyun Bin... - I will teach you.
- Don't you worry. - He's getting better.
I will teach you.
Don't use the blade. Raise it like this.
- Like this? - No.
- No. - The opposite way.
- How? - No, the other way.
Look. Grab this.
Your goal is to get only the red meat.
- Clean it. - Got it.
You have to be left with only the red meat.
Okay.
(It seems like Don Spike just has to work hard.)
Don't cut that part.
- Just 3 to 4. - Don't laugh.
Hey.
I can't catch fish.
We caught a dinosaur.
- Joon Hyung. - What?
- A dinosaur. - A dinosaur.
I went hunting a while ago.
- I dismantled it. - That's good.
- Oh, my... - It's nice, isn't it?
Is that really a dinosaur?
- Yes. - Yes.
It's baby T-Rex.
- Baby. - Baby T-Rex?
(Nobody would believe it.)
My goodness. This is unbelievable.
It's amazing, isn't it?
Are you still not on good terms with the other team?
- No, we... - We cooperated.
We hunted, caught, and divided the meat together.
Is that right? Then I should check them out too.
- Yes. - I'll see how they are doing.
(He keeps wandering around.)
- All right. Austin. - Yes?
- You are the captain. - Okay.
- Give out the orders. - Go get some firewood.
- Firewood? - Okay.
You want us to make fire?
- Can I break this? - It might be tough.
(As soon as Austin asks, she breaks wood.)
Should we put this into the fire?
We just have to save the fire, right?
- Yes. We have to save it. - So it won't die.
What do we do about the fire?
This is enough. Leave it now.
Leave it now.
(Mijoo, fire manager)
There's sweet potato. Please roast that.
And also the jackfruits.
This. I got it.
- I will do it. - Really?
Okay. Take this then.
(Joon Hyung's aluminum foil)
- Like this? - Yes.
We can just throw it in the fire, right?
- Right. - All right.
- What else do we have to do? - All right. I will start now.
It looks like a car mechanic is going to cook for us.
He's going to cook now.
Finally, he's going to use that apron.
It's here.
Come on up.
(Since he took it off the first day, he has never worn it.)
This is it.
It's done right.
(It became dusty over four days.)
I will begin now.
(He really looks like a chef now.)
Now, you look like a real chef.
You are very good at handling the meat.
Do you know why I am doing this right now?
I am doing this so that it's not tough.
Is this the tough part?
- Yes. It's silver skin. - Silver skin?
How do you know about dinosaur meat so well?
I just know. All meats are the same.
- The chef is different. - He's the chef.
- We will make some stew. - All right.
(As an appetizer, he will serve the French dinosaur soup.)
There's some oil here. Because of the oil,
my hands are full of meat right now. Can you bring that to me?
- Which one do you need? - That one.
- That powder over there. - Which one are you talking about?
- The powder? - Yes.
I need the powder, some garlic, some curry powder and mustard.
You're talking about this one.
You told me to bring you this one and this one. What else?
- The salt. - There it is.
- That's the curry powder. - Okay. Stop there.
Okay. That's good enough.
- What do we do next? - We put some soy sauce.
You can pour some more.
- Sorry, my hands are full. - What do you need me to do?
(Exclaiming)
- How much should I put it? - Did you guys...
buy pork barbecue?
- Hi, Joon Hyung. - Hi.
These are barbecued short ribs.
- Tell me when to stop. - They're barbecued short ribs.
You guys are doing a great job. Everything seems neat.
- Really? - We can't taste it.
- We're better than them, right? - Right now,
if I had to judge from what I have seen so far,
you guys are much cleaner.
- Joon Hyung. - Let's see.
You're not a real cook or an actual judge.
But I'm a big eater. I'm a big eater.
Are you a foodie?
(Judge's Table with Park Joon Hyung)
You guys seem very neat and tidy.
That looks very good.
(His comments are sometimes disturbing.)
(Coming soon)
Joon Hyung, what type of meat do you think this is?
- Just this much. - This is pork barbecue.
- Try again. - Stop.
- Stop. - Beef barbecue?
- No, no. - Put some vinegar.
- A big chicken? - Tell me when to stop.
No, no. Try again.
- Baby turkey? - No, no.
This is dinosaur meat.
- How do I get this out? - Dinosaur? What are you saying?
I told you to wake up from your imaginations.
I can obviously tell that this is horse meat.
- Horse meat? - There are no horses here.
- This is dinosaur meat. - There are no horses here.
There aren't? Don't horse around.
I'm serious. There are no horses around.
The oil will disappear.
Go, go. Stop.
And bring me some soju.
- You put soju in there? - Yes.
- You know what I'm saying? - Yes.
- And I don't even drink alcohol. - He doesn't drink alcohol.
- I won't forever. - You don't drink.
That's why you didn't shake it.
- How much do I put? - Thanks.
Just 1 shot. 1 shot.
- I'm good at measuring. - Okay.
- You need more. - Don't you need to pour a bit more?
- Like this? - Yes, fill it up.
- That doesn't seem too bad. - Okay.
Don't spill it.
- Is that good? - And put some vinegar inside.
- I need something to stir with. - Are you sure about this?
- Yes, I'm sure. - It seems kind of strange.
Go, go. Squeeze. You need more.
More, more, more. And stop.
- You need to pour this first. - Wait a second.
You need to warm this up as well.
- They're going to stick. - I got it.
You can just fry them nicely.
I can hear the sounds coming from the pan.
- Okay. - I can hear it.
- The sound is amazing. - My gosh.
Austin, is this how you wanted me to do it?
Yes, that's right.
(The smoke is going into Austin's eyes.)
You looked hot. You looked hot right now.
- Do it again. - I didn't see it.
- You look so hot. - He's actually doing it again.
We should prevent the smoke from going near Austin when he's cooking.
The sound is amazing.
(The fire manager is on duty.)
(Mijoo, fire manager)
Should I put some doenjang for some Korean taste?
Here you go.
- What did you say? - We need to put a little bit.
- What? - Put some doenjang inside.
- I think that's too much. - That looks cool, right?
- Yes, that's cool. - That's enough.
- Okay. - My goodness.
- Look at that. - It looks so good.
The smell is amazing.
Look how good it looks.
- It looks so good. - Austin.
- It looks great. We're okay. - I think...
- it's a success. - Okay.
- It smells nice too. - If this goes...
on television...
- What are you talking about? - People will want this.
(Sam thinks Dunia is a shooting set.)
Do you know that show I'm talking about?
- What are you talking about? - The show with...
What? What show?
- What are you saying? - The one I want to watch...
when I go back home.
- Oh Cheol, wake up. - I need to wake up.
- It's because of you. - You're tiring me out.
- Soy sauce. - The coconut water.
- No. - This is hilarious.
(The charismatic Chef Austin is giving orders.)
Pour some coconut water.
(A mixture of spices, doenjang, and coconut water.)
- Do you want more? - Just a bit more.
Here's another coconut.
Austin, you're good at giving orders.
No wonder you're a chef.
This is how it's like when you're the professional.
- That's true. - It looks...
- That's good enough. - He has good strategy.
When the sweet potato and the breadfruit are cooked...
half way through, get them out and put them inside the stew.
- Okay. - It will thicken the stew.
You know what I'm trying to say, right?
(This sounds familiar.)
Do you want all of them inside?
- The sweet potatoes? - No, leave one out.
- I want to eat it. - My goodness.
- Do we just eat it like this? - Yes, can I try some?
- I want to try some. - I want to try some too.
- It looks like bread. - Yes.
- Do we just eat it like this? - It looks like a potato.
Don't eat the burnt part.
[VIU Ver] E08 Dunia - Into a New World "Dinosaur Meat" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
- It tastes like sweet potatoes. - It does.
It's like sweet potatoes.
Do you have kimchi?
Are you seriously asking for kimchi right now?
- Look here. - Do you want to try this?
- Joon Hyung, try it. - Can I just have one bite?
- Sweet potato? - Should I cook this as well?
- Yes. You have to peel them first. - With my hands?
- Yes. - It's tastes good, right?
(He's regrets not getting kimchi.)
- It's good, right? - Cut it first.
- These are purple sweet potatoes. - Yes.
Then cut them into pieces.
Peel the skin off and roughly cut them into pieces.
- He's doing a great job. - It looks delicious.
That's very impressive.
- Look at how it looks like. - Insert...
Insert? What are you talking about? Wake up.
(Insert: a partial shot that is inserted when editing the film.)
You're seriously not going to film this?
I just became confused with other shows.
I think you better film the stew boiling.
(The characters in Dunia might take a break from acting sometimes.)
This is so funny.
(Filming an insert)
- It's almost ready. - It is.
What are you guys doing? What are you making?
What is that? Can I take a look at the stew?
What did you put inside the stew?
We put some deer meat, some soju...
- It's not deer meat. It's dinosaur. - Sorry.
- My goodness. - I'll do it again.
- I'll do it again. - Should I open this?
Okay. We put some dinosaur meat, some curry, doenjang...
It's easier if you think of it as doenjang soup.
This reminds me of Christmas.
(It wasn't a fusion French stew with a bunch of spices inside.)
(It was doenjang soup after all.)
- It's raining. - It's raining hard.
- It's raining a lot. - What if the fire goes out?
We can light it back.
Outside the windows on a rainy day
It's been a long time since I heard that song.
In the train to the south
My lost, first love is falling too
In the vague yet shining
Memories of you
(Luda was born in 1997, whereas the song was released in 1984.)
What song is that?
How do you know that old song?
When I was little,
I bought a mini karaoke machine from a store.
The first song on the machine was "Southbound Train".
Is that so?
It was my favorite song.
That man who didn't talk much
He seems to be farther and farther
(Exclaiming)
I think the other team is doing a better job.
They cut up the meat already.
- Really? - Yes.
It's taking more time because Hyun Bin is doing it.
- It's his first time using a knife. - This is my first time.
- Is this your first time? - Yes.
Let's do it for the curry.
- Hyun Bin. - Hyun Bin.
I don't think you should be in charge of cutting the meat.
- He's turning it into soup. - Hyun Bin.
Hyun Bin, I'll do it. Leave it.
- No, he should do it. - No, I can do it.
- He's almost finished. - The other team is...
- doing a great job. - Joon Hyung, they may be...
neat and tidy at first, but it won't be tasty.
No, I'm serious.
You guys should really step up your game.
I'll give you a 5 out of 10 from what I've seen so far.
- We got half the mark. - It's because...
Hyun Bin turned the meat into soup.
That's meat soup.
I'll increase the point to 15.
Okay. I'll be back.
- Meat soup. - See you.
(Don Spike also became in charge of cutting the meat.)
We can just wrap this in foil when we're roasting it.
Yes.
(Roasted dinosaur leg)
(Roasted dinosaur leg: The leg is roasted over the fire.)
We can just have this roasted like that.
(Smoked dinosaur barbecue: short ribs and some leaves)
He hung it.
It looks like a bag.
- It's our newest arrival. - It looks like a purse.
It's a purse made out of T-Rex baby's ribs.
- A baby T-Rex. - T-bag.
This should be smoked for a long time.
- Smoked. - Yes, it's being smoked.
(They must not be hungry as smoking it will take 12 hours to cook.)
We can finally start the coconut curry.
Hye Sung seems like a pro with cooking curry.
This should be enough.
(Dinosaur coconut curry: coconut and sweet potatoes)
Just two spoonsful will do. Just take a swirl.
(Luda, the sous chef, is assisting.)
(Dinosaur coconut curry: dinosaur meat)
(Dinosaur coconut curry: dinosaur meat, fire)
(Dinosaur coconut curry: dinosaur meat, fire, and curry)
It's curry made with deer neck meat.
- I think it's going to be good. - What else should we put in?
It looks good as it is right now.
(Exclaiming)
You're catching up now.
Try to keep up with the speed. Other than that, it looks great.
- It looks like food now. - It does?
I thought you were making dinosaur porridge earlier.
- No, we weren't. - I thought you were.
- We need stronger fire. - It looks thoroughly cooked.
- We should let it cook. - Yes.
- If you put that there... - My goodness.
- Put it on this side. - Okay.
What are you making?
- It's sujebi. - I'm making sujebi.
My goodness.
You should put some potatoes inside.
- Potatoes? - Yes.
The potatoes will thicken the soup.
- That's right. - It becomes thick.
It's a source of natural starch.
- Natural starch. - Should I put this in as well?
Natural.
I'm glad that Hye Sung is in my team.
I love being on your team too.
I love our team too.
- Luda, me too. - We even get to eat smoked steak.
- Korean food... - I love how you support each other.
This is a great team.
(He leaves after giving a moral speech.)
(They now begin making deonjang sujebi.)
Salt.
Okay. Let's dissolve the paste.
We need to put in a lot.
(Doenjang sujebi: doenjang and water)
- Good. - Nice.
(Hyun Bin has found something to do.)
(Doenjang sujebi: doenjang broth and sujebi)
Hyun Bin, you're doing great.
- My gosh. - This is spectacular.
(It looks quite ordinary.)
- This looks great. - It really does.
What's that?
It's doenjang sujebi.
Wow, that is crazy.
(It seems as though he has nothing more to say.)
We're going to make steak. Let's start with the marinade.
(Main Dish: Steak de Dinosaur)
Can you pour some soju?
I'll use it to clean the meat.
You seem to like your alcohol.
Next, I'll marinade it with mustard.
I've never seen mustard being rubbed on meat.
(The tangy mustard must go well with the meat.)
- What now? - Sprinkle some salt.
- What's the sauce? - Is there some curry powder left?
That's great.
Can you bring in the pan?
- Yes, chef. - Yes, chef.
- This will be delicious. - I'll put it in the pan now.
Yes, chef.
(Primary roasting)
(In awe)
Hear it sizzle.
- It looks delicious. - I need to flip it.
- You need to flip it? - Yes, I'll do it.
Don't, it's too dangerous.
My gosh.
- It looks fabulous! - Austin!
- My gosh, Austin. - Goodness.
This is a huge success.
(Sam is the first human to try dinosaur meat.)
- Is it done? - How does it taste?
Why does he get to taste it first?
He's the one who caught it.
How is it?
How does dinosaur meat taste? Does it taste like deer meat?
No, it's more like lamb.
(Who knew that dinosaur meat goes well with beer?)
Really?
But it doesn't look tender.
It's really good.
- Gosh. - It's good.
- It looks delicious! - I can't believe this.
Austin is a chef after all.
- He's a chef. - That's right.
Chef or no chef, I give this...
a solid eight points.
We got more points.
What about the other team?
I give their dish five points. The meat came out all mushy.
- Austin, this is great. - It really was a success.
Guys, can you acknowledge how great Austin is?
- What? - Isn't he amazing?
Debone the ribs.
- I can easily do it. - Yes, chef.
Since it's big, I'll slice it down the middle first.
(The panting of a man who's working hard)
Gosh.
(The tendons surround the tender meat.)
That part must be tough.
(His lips are clamped shut.)
All right.
Here we go.
That is amazing.
Look.
(The ribs has been divided into 2 parts.)
It smells incredible.
- Mango too? - Yes.
- I can't believe it. - Goodness.
The meat needs to be tender. It's good.
It'll add a touch of sweetness.
(Steak de Dinosaur: marinated dinosaur meat, mango)
Then some garlic.
- Garlic? - Yes.
Crush it with your hands.
I can't. It's too hard.
(Sam the Destroyer crushes the garlic.)
Sam, my gosh!
(Steak de Dinosaur: marinated dinosaur meat, mango, garlic)
You're so strong!
(They obtain a culinary tool.)
- Do we put it on the fire? - Yes.
I'll add one more coconut.
- Chef, can you take a look? - Sure.
Is this well on its way?
Add a little pepper and soy sauce.
The salt goes in last.
- Gosh, look at you. I got it, chef. - Yes, chef.
Can I get an apron?
- Now... - Your Korean sounded perfect.
- That was very natural. - Hand it over.
(Was he pretending all along?)
- I'll set this aside. - Okay.
- Did you hear his pronunciation? - Are you an announcer?
That was almost perfect.
- "I'll set this aside." - Exactly.
- It was perfect. - He sounded more fluent than me.
Austin, were you pretending all along?
When I cook, I need to be professional.
- It's ready now. - It's done.
Let me do my thing now.
Hold onto it.
This is perfectly cooked.
People will want to have dinosaur meat from now on.
- Dinosaur meat. - It looks good.
Okay, good.
Austin, it looks good as it is,
but it needs a wow factor.
It looks good, but it doesn't look that special either.
Is it an "open dish"? Can we watch you cook?
- It's an "open kitchen". - Right.
Open kitchen.
What did you just say?
Aren't dishes all open anyway?
You can't eat a dish that's in a box.
Can you add more salt and doenjang?
- More salt? - How about this much?
Good.
Did you hear his pronunciation?
He has good pronunciation when he's being decisive.
- Is it done? - Austin's a great cook.
I've got my act together.
My head is on straight now.
I can't believe you made a dish out of dinosaur meat.
Anyway, do you think...
Remembering the old days
Let's leave to find my parents
- Isn't that Dooly? - Yes, Dooly.
Dooly was born 100 million years ago.
- DinDin. - Yes?
- Just... - Should I flip it?
Stop with the nonsense and flip the meat.
Okay, I will. That sounded charismatic.
Flip it over and I'll see.
Right.
What is with him?
Were you always like this?
It's a little hot, but I can take it.
It's quite simple.
Why don't we clean up a little?
- Sure. - It only needs to cook now.
You're good at giving out orders.
- Gosh, that's heavy. - Yes, chef.
(Both teams are done cooking.)
(Judge's Table with Park Joon Hyung)
(In awe)
It already looks fantastic.
When will this big chunk of meat be fully cooked?
Eat that while you wait.
It's perfectly cooked.
(T-Rex drumstick barbecue)
It's like an ax.
Gosh.
(Goodness)
(He starts off with a good response.)
I don't think he likes it. He's about to spit it out.
Can I try the meat on the inside?
- Okay. - Good.
The outside meat tastes off.
(They had high hopes since it looked good.)
Try this.
He keeps on looking at Don Spike.
The outside meat...
(Coughing)
I just grilled raw meat.
It's good.
What about the other team's dish?
Hold on a second.
I'll not judge you on this for now.
I'll try the other team's first.
I won't judge you on the meat.
What's important...
is that you barbecued the meat of this T-Rex.
The meat is the most important,
so I'll tell you what I think after I taste the other team's dish.
Is everything else ready too?
We have curry and sujebi.
- Is the sujebi ready? - And the curry.
- The curry is ready. - All right.
It has cooled down a bit.
(Coconut curry with dinosaur meat)
It looks good.
The potatoes are amazing.
- Is it good? - It's like mashed potatoes.
What really pops out...
is the jackfruit.
The bread-like potatoes...
taste like sweet potatoes...
with the texture of rice cakes.
- You tasted sweet potatoes. - Really?
(He might want to do a retake of this too.)
(He composes himself and thinks about what he should say.)
The meat reminds me of meat with cartilage.
Do you know the meat that is added to...
Korean gochujang stew?
Can you hear it?
It's the bomb. It's not like your normal curry.
- The meat... - That's because of the coconut.
It's very sweet.
I give it 9 out of 10.
(9 points)
9 out of 10.
- It's the best. - Now,
try the Ace card up our sleeve.
- Sujebi. - It's doenjang sujebi.
(Hye Sung's doenjang sujebi)
- Is this sujebi? - Yes.
Not potatoes?
- It's doenjang sujebi. - I want to try it too.
(They're worried because doenjang was all that went in.)
The broth...
Isn't it salty?
It's the best.
- Is it good? - Yes.
Right?
Isn't it nice and chewy?
(He's too immersed that he forgot to judge.)
It must be good!
Right? Isn't it tasty?
- It's nice and chewy. - Yes!
(In awe)
- I like this better. - Really?
Yes, this is...
(In awe)
What's the score?
I give it 10 points!
(10 points)
This is...
- Try this. - This...
I have to curse, but I can't do that.
- This is good. - Okay.
(That sounds too plain like kimchi without chili powder.)
This is really...
- It's so good. - Should I do it?
- Should I curse? - Do whatever you want.
No, this...
This is too nice to curse at.
It tastes too good.
This is really...
This is...
so good.
I'm serious. I want to feed it to my nephew.
It's so good. Goodness.
I want to give some to my nephew's nephew too.
This is so good. There's some for you.
This is...
What do I do? This is good.
- Thank you. - We have to thank Hye Sung.
What's up? I knew you could do it.
(They enjoyed the dish more than the dinosaur meat.)
Sujebi is good.
It's hard to cook.
I smell roasted chicken.
This looks like Russian food.
We have to see it.
(This is the first meat they get to eat in Dunia.)
(This is the roar of people who are starving.)
(Steak de Dinosaur)
(It's covered in doenjang. It looks juicy.)
It looks so good.
(Austin is hopeful for the first time.)
This is great.
- Wow, this is... - I can smell it from afar.
Let's eat this first. It looks softer.
- Hey, man. - I've never seen this spoon before.
Let's see.
It's dinosaur meat.
(He just had the incredible sujebi.)
I'm nervous.
(What? He tries it again.)
It kind of smells.
- What? - It kind of smells.
Dinosaur meat is bad.
- Dinosaur meat smells. - Try the meat too.
You're honest. You're like me.
Try it.
We added so much doenjang.
- I think the meat itself smells. - Right.
I see.
- It's bad. - Be honest.
You can tell the truth.
This is the difference.
- Right? - I think it's so good.
He just got here.
- No. - I think it's so good.
Austin.
- Is it okay? - It's so good.
- I love chewing the meat. - No...
You're making me look bad.
The texture of the meat is so nice. I told you.
- It's soft on the inside. - Listen.
- I'm too honest. - It's perfect.
You have to try the sujebi.
If you try the sujebi first...
You should go eat that then.
Why? Why are you so mean?
Austin worked so hard.
- I tried it too. - It's good.
- I think it's excellent. - I think this is great.
It's good.
Okay, I'll do it again.
- I'm going to do it again. - You can't.
- It's good. - It's good, Austin.
The soup is okay.
- But the meat is... - I think the meat is good too.
- I think it's good. - It's really good.
I think you had the odd one that smelled. This is really good.
- It's good. - Too bad, Joon Hyung.
Is it bad? Tell the truth.
I think the soup smells, but the meat tastes good.
Right? I was right. I tried the soup the second time.
It doesn't smell too much though. It's just a little bit.
- Right? - Tiny bit.
Once you eat it and breathe out from your nose,
- it smells a little bit. - Very slightly.
When you're in the subway, it's like the smell of somebody's armpit.
It's good.
- It's so good. - I think it's good.
- It is good. - Chef.
- Master chef. - Or this...
If you keep chewing, it's a bit...
- Right? - No way. It's good.
- No. - There's a time delay.
Give it some time. You're making me look bad.
I'll try it again. I'm going to try it again.
Okay. Let's do this again.
- How is it, Joon Hyung? - Give me a second.
Hurry up.
(Exclaiming)
You should chew first.
Goodness!
Is it super good?
(He exaggerates a lot.)
Is it better than your wife's food?
(Silent mode has been activated.)
Joon Hyung.
You keep making me look bad.
We're talking amongst ourselves. Your wife won't know.
She can watch it on TV.
- Why would we be on TV? - She can't see us.
- I'll try it. - I'll try that after.
- Try it. - It's so good.
He's rushing so that he can eat the sujebi.
It'll swell. You have to eat it while it's chewy.
You can go there.
(He tries it before the sujebi swells.)
I'm looking forward to this. Look at that.
The sweet potato is moist.
- Oh, my goodness. - It's mango.
It's mango.
- Goodness. - It's so tender.
- Did you wash your hands? - No.
- Goodness. - This is funny.
I saw you picking your nose.
(He takes a piece off with his clean hands.)
It's still hot.
It's hot. We just opened it.
- Oh, my goodness. It smells... - How is it?
It's no joke, right?
It was good when I tried it.
He reacts right away.
He usually doesn't do this.
- Is it good? - I give 10 for this.
(10 points)
- I washed my hands. - Me too.
- This part's good too. - It's hot.
- It's 10. - It's nice.
Try it. This one doesn't smell.
Hey! It's so good.
This one's good too.
- It tastes like steak. - Can't you chew it off?
Austin.
- It's so good. - It's the best.
This one's so good.
Great job.
It's so good. It doesn't smell.
- It doesn't smell. - Not at all.
You can taste the charcoal, right?
Yes, smoke.
It's really good.
(There's enough for each person to have one.)
(The dinosaur meat is a success.)
This is so good.
It's so good.
(It satisfied everybody.)
(They recovered and felt well-rested.)
Once we get back to Seoul, let's open a sujebi place.
- Okay. - Let's do that.
Great job.
I think your meat was perfect. I give 10 points.
Their meat smelled. I give 7 or 8 points.
- Joon Hyung. - I give eight points for your soup.
10 points for their soup. You tied.
If we were filming this, I'd give some to the staff.
Right?
We're filming. There are so many cameras right now.
- The smoky flavor is great. - I agree.
I want to eat a full meal now.
(What?)
What are you doing, Ja Sung?
- Let's go. - Where?
Let's go again.
- What? - Let's go catch a dinosaur.
We did already.
Let's catch another one. That was good.
- You want to go again? - Yes. Are you scared?
Aren't you really full?
It's dangerous.
Was it good or bad? It was good, right?
Let's catch another one and cook it.
- Hey. Where are you going? - Yes?
- Sam. - Hye Sung.
- Where are you going? - I'm going to get another dinosaur.
- He wants to go again. - You'll be in trouble. Don't go.
It's getting dark.
I'm going to catch a baby dinosaur...
What if the mother dinosaur chases after you?
There might be another baby dinosaur.
Can't I try it?
It's getting dark. Hold on.
It's okay. I have this.
What's that?
I'm making a torch for you.
It's getting dark, so I'll need it.
If something happens,
- run back right away. - Okay. See you later.
You saw me. I'm going to strike it.
You didn't do that. It was this.
Right. I did this.
We caught one, so let's catch another one.
I'll strike at it right away.
I'm kind of worried though.
Why are you worried? We had a delicious meal.
I think I know how dinosaurs attack now.
I'm going to catch it and strike.
What if the mother dinosaur comes?
We'll just run away.
They're a lot faster than you.
I'm worried.
Isn't that the baby dinosaur's mother?
I think it is.
I told you not to kill it.
You enjoyed it more than I did.
Still. What do we do now?
Let's run away.
We can't run away. It's right behind us.
We'll die if we stay here.
We'll die if we try to run away.
Sam! Sam!
There are people that way.
(Text in your vote now, and decide their fates.)
(Option 1: Blow on the saxophone reed to grab its attention.)
- What do you have? - A reed.
Can't you use it as a whistle?
Great. This one's good.
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
- What's that? - I'm making a torch for you.
If something happens, run back right away.
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Option 1: Blow on the saxophone reed to grab its attention.)
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Option 1: Blow on the saxophone reed to grab its attention.)
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Option 1: Blow on the saxophone reed to grab its attention.)
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Option 1: Blow on the saxophone reed to grab its attention.)
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Option 1: Blow on the saxophone reed to grab its attention.)
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Option 1: Blow on the saxophone reed to grab its attention.)
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Option 1: Blow on the saxophone reed to grab its attention.)
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Option 1: Blow on the saxophone reed to grab its attention.)
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Decision Made)
(Option 2: Light a torch on fire to threaten it.)
(Ja Sung's destiny has changed based on his decision.)
Hey!
I killed your baby dinosaur!
It tasted good too!
You'll be dead meat if Don Spike sees you!
Do you want to be eaten as well?
- Where is he going? - What is he doing?
- Where is he going? - I don't know.
Yunho!
Yunho! Yunho!
Yunho!
Yunho! Yunho!
Yunho, what's wrong?
Yunho.
Who... Who are you?
Yunho, I'm DinDin.
Yunho. What happened?
Yunho.
Yunho, don't you remember me?
He died. We attended his funeral.
What are you talking about, man?
- You don't remember? - Who am I?
I think there's someone other than us.
He seemed to be very familiar with this area.
- Who are you? - My goodness.
- Yunho! - Yunho!
- No. - Run, run. Run for your lives!
Do you know K?
You should never trust K.
I don't know. You'll figure that out if you continue watching.
(Dunia)