(4th morning in New York)
(There's a clear sky.)
(There's a cool breeze.)
(The streets are painted yellow.)
(It's a great day to go on a walk.)
(It's fall in New York.)
(Episode 4: Walking into Fall)
(Jung Hae In, an actor and a producer)
(Lim Hyun Soo, youngest and assistant director)
(Eun Jong Geon, a New Yorker and assistant director)
(They're his travel mates.)
(Jong Geon is the oldest.)
(He studied acting in New York.)
(He and Hae In talk about their worries...)
(regarding acting.)
(He's full of energy.)
(Hyun Soo is the youngest.)
(In "One Spring Night", he was Hae In's best friend.)
(In real life, he's Hae In's favorite younger brother.)
(He felt honored when others said they looked alike.)
That's possible.
(He ate whatever Hae In ate.)
(He mimics everything Hae In does.)
(He always has his eyes on Hae In.)
(Wherever Producer Jung goes,)
(he goes as well.)
(Following)
(These three will take a walk around New York.)
Good morning.
To suit this weather,
we donned trench coats...
and sunglasses.
(He's shy.)
We'll be going somewhere that suits our outfit.
(Their looks will suit that place.)
Let's go.
I think we tried too hard.
- What do you think? - No.
- You look nice. - Really?
Yes.
Hyun Soo looks really nice.
I love his outfit.
(You shouldn't try to look amazing.)
You do look nice.
(It should be exuded naturally.)
Don't we look like Firetruck?
(They look like the group, Firetruck.)
Yes, a bit.
We do look like them.
(This is the Firetruck look.)
We do stand out.
We look like tourists.
Today, we'll be walking a bit.
It's a great day for that.
We might be walking a lot.
So...
Have this beforehand and rejuvenate yourselves.
(He takes care of his assistants.)
I'm touched.
We need all the energy we can get.
(Let's work hard.)
(How far are we walking?)
(Accommodation to New York City Hall)
- Isn't this the city hall? - Yes.
Despite being an old building, it's quite tall.
Old buildings tend to be short.
But if you think about it, the Empire State Building...
is almost a century old.
You're right.
Our destination...
is over a century old.
In front of you is Brooklyn Bridge...
City Hall Station.
We'll be crossing the bridge.
We will be.
- We are. - We will be...
(His plan has been revealed.)
We will be crossing the bridge.
This was his big plan all along.
(This is why they dressed up nicely.)
(The Brooklyn Bridge connects Brooklyn and Manhattan.)
(With a length of 1,053m,)
(it was the longest bridge in the world during that time.)
(Everyone needs to walk across it at least once in their lifetime.)
(It's on everyone's bucket list.)
(All photos taken on this bridge looks magnificent.)
(You'll be able to get the best shots up here.)
(This statue signifies freedom.)
(Alongside the Statue of Liberty,)
(the Brooklyn Bridge also has great scenery.)
(It's 130 years old...)
(and is the most beautiful bridge in New York.)
We're in front of the Brooklyn Bridge.
- We will... - Take a walk.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
Let's go.
The weather is amazing.
It's so great.
- You're right. - Was your first day like this?
It's wonderful.
They're selling many souvenirs.
- They're souvenirs. - Yes.
(There are many souvenir shops.)
Shouldn't we buy something to drink before we set out?
- We should buy some water. - They're a dollar each.
- It's one dollar. - Let's buy a bottle.
Ice cold water, one dollar.
- One dollar? - Ice cold water, one dollar.
- Let's buy one. - Give me a dollar.
(They're familiar with the accent.)
"One dollar".
"Ice cold water, one dollar".
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Thank you.
(Speaking English is all about your confidence.)
They're selling t-shirts.
(Hae In gave it to them as a gift.)
Excuse me.
How much is this "I love New York" t-shirt?
(He's curious.)
Seven dollars?
- 7 dollars? - It's 7 dollars.
It's 21 dollars for 3.
(The ones he bought were twice as expensive.)
I'll never give you gifts ever again.
I won't buy you anything.
Come on. Come on.
I bought mine for 14 dollars each.
But they're selling the same ones for seven dollars each.
(He's dumbfounded.)
Yours is better.
- That's right. - It's high quality.
It is.
(He feels better.)
We're starting to see the bridge.
I've always wanted to walk all the way...
across this bridge.
(He wanted to film himself walking.)
Walking across this bridge...
with my assistants...
feels great.
(They walk in a line.)
(Are you catching up?)
There sure are many tourists.
(Hyun Soo listens to him.)
This bridge is teeming with people.
(Hyun Soo admires Hae In and follows everything he does.)
(He feels proud.)
Here we go.
There's a slight uphill in the beginning.
(There's a slight uphill.)
It's steeper than I thought.
This isn't steep.
- What? - This isn't steep.
- Really? - Have we walked one-third of it?
Don't be ridiculous.
We're 10 percent there.
(They're still at the start.)
10 percent.
(Will they manage?)
Look at you guys. I don't think you suit this program.
- You're wrong. - Let's just take a car.
- It's okay. - It'll be a taxi-cumentary.
How dare you walk in front of me?
- Hey. - They're a handful.
All right. Now,
we're really on the bridge.
The floor has changed.
It's made of wood now.
(The wooden floor indicates the start of the bridge.)
Let me tell you something interesting.
Up here, there's a section for pedestrians...
and also a separate one for bicycles.
(The top of the bridge is for pedestrians and bicycles.)
And beneath us are cars.
In Korea, all of them are together.
(Thanks to this separation, it is safer and more efficient.)
(The 1st floor is for cars.)
(The 2nd floor is for pedestrians and bicycles.)
Look under you.
(Exclaiming)
Hold on.
(He's amazed.)
(What is it?)
My gosh.
Look under you.
- Aren't we so high up? - Hold on.
- My gosh. - The moment I saw this,
- my legs trembled. - Hold on.
- That's terrifying. - Let's show the viewers...
in first-person. I'm going to walk slowly.
(He's scared.)
- That's terrifying. - What's fascinating is that...
the floor is only made up of wooden planks.
Despite that, there are so many people on this bridge.
Are you sure this is safe?
There are so many people.
If these planks break, we'll fall.
You're right.
If you do, I'll catch you.
(How cute.)
I feel giddy.
Let me tell you something else that's fascinating.
(Suddenly, he stops feeling scared and starts explaining.)
If you look here, there are steel cables.
This is the first bridge...
to use steel cables.
I didn't know that it was the first one.
But I did know that it was very old.
(His jaw drops out of mesmerization.)
(Right, I'm the producer here.)
This was built in 1883.
- In 1883? - Yes.
It's almost 130 years old.
(It's 6 times stronger than the average bridge.)
(You're one sturdy bridge.)
(Isn't it amazing?)
We're in the middle of the Brooklyn Bridge.
(He's fascinated.)
Look at the view.
Isn't it amazing?
(They can easily appreciate a great view from up here.)
Isn't it just amazing?
(He's enchanted.)
The weather is wonderful.
(It's a clear sky.)
- The sky looks beautiful. - It's really pretty.
It's so magnificent.
The breeze feels great as well.
(Thanks to Producer Jung, he knows how to take good shots.)
Is this the first tower?
(They arrive at the first tower.)
(There are two towers on this bridge.)
(They're Gothic style.)
(Amazed)
(This 83m-tall tower is as high as a 30-story building.)
This looks magnificent from the bottom.
I can see the clouds moving and all.
(They are in awe of the scale.)
I'm sure something was engraved over there.
It got worn down and is gone now.
With that, I can sense that it's been around for a long time.
- Right. - It's been here for a long time.
(Oh, my neck.)
(Great. I got it.)
This view is impressive.
Look at that building. It looks interesting.
- I was looking at the tower. - That building?
- But when I looked over there... - It looks transparent, right?
Yes, that looks like...
- a stealth building. - That's fascinating.
- Right. Yes. - Yes.
- It's transparent. - It is indeed.
- It's so fascinating. - It really...
- looks like the clouds are there. - Look.
- The clouds are connected. - The shapes are connected.
Isn't that really fascinating?
It looks like a transparent building.
(Totally intrigued)
Is this the famous spot on the Brooklyn Bridge?
This is the photo spot, but a lot of people are already taking photos.
Is this the place?
(The country mouse is amazed.)
(Admiring the view behind him rather late)
I had no idea that was the view.
(The forest of buildings in Manhattan is their backdrop.)
We can take a photo of the passing cars and Manhattan together.
You're right.
(1st trendy photo spot in New York introduced by Producer Jung)
I'll take a photo of you.
- Let me try. - You'll take a photo of me?
Stand at the corner over there.
Strike a pose.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Taking photos)
Great.
(Model Jung's pose makes the viewers want to capture the scene.)
- Great. - He's filming a photoshoot now.
- This is a photoshoot. - That happened out of nowhere.
- Random photoshoot. - In 1, 2, 3.
(Working two jobs as the producer and the model)
(Looking irresistible)
- There's no bust shot. - I'll take that now.
Okay. This is great. This one looks better in the photo.
It's the last one. In 1, 2, 3.
In 1, 2, 3.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Recommending best poses for viewers)
- Great. - Let's go.
(They leave the tower behind and head to Brooklyn again.)
You know what?
Every view from this bridge looks picturesque.
(Every view from this bridge looks picturesque.)
- Look at the clouds on the right. - Hae In.
Even the clouds are so pretty in the sky.
(Even the clouds are pretty in fall.)
Is crossing the bridge supposed to make me happy like this?
We're merely crossing the bridge.
- Okay. - The sky is really beautiful.
(They are happier as they are traveling together.)
Let's go.
- Hae In. - What?
- Hyun Soo. - What?
Look on your right.
- What do you see? - What is that?
- The Statue of Liberty. - We can see the Statue now.
(The country mouse is amazed for the 2nd time.)
You're right.
(The symbol of New York, the Statue of Liberty)
(He freezes after seeing the statue in person.)
(Hi, Producer Jung.)
(I can't believe I'm seeing her in person.)
Gosh, this is amazing.
This is crazy.
- Let's go down. - This is amazing.
This is awesome.
(Calming himself with the hat)
When we went to Pace University, Jong Geon's alma mater,
- they said we looked like twins. - Really?
- They told me that. - I can see why.
When I heard that,
it felt a bit... No, it felt so great to be honest.
(Hae In feels proud.)
We do look alike.
Dear Hae In's fans, my apologies.
(I'm his big fan too.)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Heading to Brooklyn)
(I'm really serious right now. Look at the font.)
(Dynamic camerawork)
Can you see?
(Viewers, can you see?)
(Whizzing)
(Viewers, Producer Jung is working very hard.)
(Calculating the minutes for the airtime)
I think we're about halfway there.
- We're past that. - Right?
That was quick.
So we're in Brooklyn now.
Right. We're on the ground.
Manhattan is more modern.
And buildings in Brooklyn are more old-fashioned.
So it looks like the present and the past coexist.
The scenery is quite harmonious.
You know what I think?
Here's what people should do on the bridge.
If they came to this bridge to sightsee,
they can stop anywhere they want...
- and look around. - Right.
They can stop for a moment and enjoy the view.
They can just stop anywhere like here.
This is great.
Gosh, I love this.
(Hae In is happy.)
I love it.
So...
counting the time since we started to cross the Brooklyn Bridge,
it's been...
It took about 47 minutes to arrive here.
Right.
- Look. You can read the time here. - Okay.
(Teaching him about the camera)
- But... - Can you see it?
Yes.
If you take your time...
to look around and admire the view on the bridge,
it will take more than an hour.
(To complete the walk, it takes about 1 hour.)
But that one hour flies by.
- Right. Seriously. - Right?
- It'd be a relaxing hour. - Yes, seriously.
(Taking a clip of their arrival point for the viewers)
(Producer Jung is a workaholic.)
I love it.
This is fantastic.
(They finish crossing the Brooklyn Bridge.)
(Distance: 2.574km, Total number of steps: 3,678 steps)
(Can you see me?)
We're in Brooklyn. Let's get going.
(Hae In's copycat)
(That's Hae In.)
(His backpack is open.)
(Walking around Brooklyn with his backpack opened)
(Spotting)
Hae In, your bag is open.
Hae In, you have your passport here.
(He freezes.)
- It's all good now. - All good?
(He moves again.)
(What is his next stop on the itinerary?)
- We'll eat something delicious. - Really?
Delicious food.
Follow me.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Going to a good restaurant)
Follow me.
(Producer Jung is full of energy.)
(Walking slowly)
Follow me.
(Producer Jung is hyper.)
(And the assistant directors are out of energy.)
(At that moment, the assistant directors run away.)
(Laughing)
(Clueless of their prank, he keeps walking straight.)
(He's one of those bosses who catch on slowly.)
We're almost at the restaurant.
(He's working by himself.)
(We're free.)
(This is how quitting one's job affects people.)
This is the place.
I think this is the place.
What?
(He finally realizes that the assistant directors ran away.)
(Where did they go?)
Hold on.
(I'm looking for my assistant directors who ran away.)
(Did they vanish into thin air?)
- He's coming. - He's coming?
(Checking the escape routes thoroughly)
Where did they go?
(Playing hide-and-seek in New York which wasn't part of his plan)
Where did they go?
Hey, stay on the wall.
(They're nervous as they are about to return to work.)
Where did they go?
(Come on!)
Come on!
- Let's go. - Where have you been?
Stop with this childish prank.
- It's childish. Come on. - Come on.
- You talked to yourself, right? - What?
I bet you talked to yourself.
No.
This is the restaurant we're going to dine at.
No, it's this one.
This is the one? Gosh.
(This is the restaurant he found.)
This is the one? Gosh.
(They crossed the Brooklyn Bridge to arrive...)
(at a restaurant in DUMBO...)
(which was picked by Producer Jung.)
(They can have their meal outdoors.)
(Recommended restaurant by Michelin Guide 5 years in a row)
(Which dish will they try first in DUMBO, Brooklyn?)
(Impressed)
(It's oysters again.)
(Do you love oysters, Hae In?)
(Recommended by New Yorkers, approved by Hae In)
(Both tasty and nutritious, New Yorkers' comfort food, oysters)
- Here it is. - This looks good. Let's order it.
(On his 2nd day in New York, he had oysters at a train station.)
(Producer Jung became addicted by this crazy flavor.)
Excuse me.
Do you have Tabasco?
Tabasco?
- Yes, we do. - We need hot sauce, please.
(His love for the hot sauce began on his first day.)
(I like hot sauce.)
(Pouring the sauce)
(He can't eat...)
(without the hot sauce.)
- Should we take a photo? - Let's take a photo.
You're in a hurry.
(Flinching when he was about to eat)
You're in a hurry.
(Don't forget. We must film it first.)
- We should hurry. - The camera...
I'll take it.
(Taking a photo takes priority to this producer.)
(Welcoming oysters for the second time in New York)
Enjoy your food.
(Photographed by Producer Jung)
(The country mouse, Hyun Soo, tries his first oyster in New York.)
Isn't it good?
It's an American oyster.
Oysters from the States are so good. Isn't it sweet?
Their oysters are a bit sweet.
- But... - What is this?
- This oyster is really sweet. - It's sweet.
(The New Yorker has one too.)
(Passing out as it's too good)
- You should try it too. - Okay.
(Put a lot of hot sauce on the oyster.)
(He's ready to start eating.)
It's like we're eating rice.
(Let me try the New York oysters.)
It's like we're eating rice.
(He's silent again.)
(But you all know what that means.)
- How does it taste? - It's good.
(He eats his second oyster.)
(Oysters are known to be good for your stamina.)
(He boosts his stamina by 1 point.)
This is mine.
(He boosts his stamina by 2 points.)
(He instantly finishes 6 oysters.)
(I'm going to eat everything that's on the shell.)
(He scrapes off what's left with his teeth.)
How does it taste?
Why won't this come off?
(Why won't this come off the shell?)
(There are 3 stages to Hae In's food review.)
This is good.
(1. My gosh. 2. This is good. 3. This is crazy.)
I actually think they taste different...
from the ones I had last time.
They all taste a little different.
Honestly, I prefer the ones I had at the Grand Central Oyster Bar.
(They're both good, but the ones at the train station tasted better.)
Thanks.
(The waiter serves the next menu.)
(3 different types of brunches made with fresh ingredients)
(He mixes it for everyone's convenience.)
Isn't this amazing? Do you smell this?
(It's okay as long as you eat it in 3 seconds.)
(How is the tuna poke bowl?)
(His eyes open wide.)
(He takes another big bite.)
It's very nice and savory.
What's that? Oh, okay.
Just a second.
(Smoked salmon toast)
(Toast with smoked salmon, avocados, and watermelon radish)
Thank you. Thank you.
You're welcome.
(He takes a big bite of the smoked salmon toast.)
(He licks his fingers.)
How does it taste?
This is really good.
The seafood here is really fresh.
I love the fish here.
It doesn't smell bad.
(Fish and chips)
(A staple English dish that's served with fried fish and french fries)
The ingredients are fresh, so it doesn't taste too oily.
(How are the fish and chips?)
It doesn't taste too fishy.
I feel like one bite isn't enough. It's so good.
(He follows Hae In and takes a bite.)
- My gosh. - It's really good, isn't it?
It's so good.
I really love this taste.
As Hyun Soo said earlier, you can smell it when you cut it.
(One piece of nicely fried fish...)
Once you smell it, you can already guess how good it will taste.
(1 piece of nicely fried fish is better than 10 fried chickens.)
The fish and chips that Jong Geon ordered...
- The fish and chips is delicious. - Yes.
Before you eat something, you normally guess...
what it's going to taste like.
But this is not what I expected a fish cutlet would taste like.
- It's really delicious. - I mean, it's just fried fish.
(This fish cutlet is like no other.)
Which one do you like the most, Jong Geon?
I like the fish and chips.
(Jong Geon chooses the fish and chips.)
Oh, thanks.
It's funny how we can't stop eating.
- I like this one. - This one?
I like this one the best.
(Tuna poke bowl, Fish and chips, Smoked salmon toast)
(Which dish does Producer Jung like the most?)
I feel very healthy when I eat this.
(I found a dish in New York that makes you feel healthy!)
We all chose the dish that we each ordered.
You're right.
(They each pick the ones that they ordered.)
I've known Hyun Soo for almost a year now.
And we hung out really often.
You guys haven't known each other for that long.
It really hasn't been that long.
- It's really amazing. - You guys knew each other for...
- I introduced you to each other. - Yes.
(While they were filming "The Age of Blood",)
(Hae In and Jong Geon met as the lead actor and an extra.)
(They became good friends who share their thoughts about acting.)
(While they were filming "One Spring Night",)
(Hae In and Hyun Soo met as best friends for their roles.)
(And they eventually became best friends in real life.)
- I introduced you to each other. - Yes.
I still remember that skewer bar.
(They first gathered together at a skewer bar.)
That place near my house.
Every time you come to Daebang-dong,
you have to sleep over at my place.
(You're forced to sleep over at my place.)
(Now, they've become close enough...)
(to share their thoughts on acting and the joy of traveling.)
(The meal in Brooklyn that greatly satisfied everyone)
Now that we're done eating...
I finished everything. I finished everything I ordered.
Let's...
(He takes his last bite.)
(He licks his finger.)
Let's get going now.
(Producer Jung always finishes his food.)
(Now, let's go back to enjoying the nice fall weather.)
(Where will they go next?)
I'm full.
Now that we're full,
we're going to go someplace nice.
And that place is...
called DUMBO.
"DUMBO"?
- Why are there so many people here? - You're right.
- There are tons of people here. - There's a reason behind that.
- Are they shooting something? - What are they shooting?
This is why this place is packed.
(What made him exclaim in excitement?)
This is a very popular place where you can take...
a very memorable photo.
This place also came out in "Infinite Challenge".
The members of "Infinite Challenge" once came here.
- This is that place? - Yes, this is where they came.
(Astonished)
(A different kind of New York)
(DUMBO, the symbolic photo zone)
(This is where they took that photo?)
(A familiar place we've all seen in movies)
(The second photo zone in New York selected by Producer Jung)
We crossed the Brooklyn Bridge.
And the bridge we see over there is the Manhattan Bridge.
(Brooklyn Bridge, the bridge that they just crossed)
(Manhattan Bridge, the bridge they see right now)
If you look in between the bridge,
you can see the place I went to on my first day here.
When we were talking on the sofa, there's a place I told you...
that you have to visit when you're here.
- The Empire State Building? - That's right.
- The Empire State Building? - You can see that from here...
if you look in between that gap.
(You can see the Empire State Building from DUMBO.)
You didn't know that, did you?
You didn't know this either?
I haven't been here often, so I didn't know.
- Look. - I can really see it.
- You can see it from here. - I can see it.
(Underneath the bridge,)
(there's an amazing hidden view.)
(Hello, I'm the Empire State Building.)
Look. If you take a look around, everyone's posing.
(Posing)
(Mom, make sure the Empire State Building shows in the background.)
Let's pose like models as well.
(We can't miss out.)
Let's do this. In 1, 2, 3.
- Let's be natural. - Act indifferent.
Like this.
(The three friends walk the streets of DUMBO.)
- Okay. - Shouldn't we do stuff like this?
Yes, let's do the gun pose.
(They act like gunfighters from the west.)
Okay.
(This is probably what he's imagining right now.)
(This is Producer Jung's imagination.)
Like this. Let's do the gun pose.
(And this is what they look like in real life.)
(Look at them.)
- Should we try one more time? - Should we try that again?
- Let's try... - We can't just do it once.
Let's try to look cooler this time.
(We won't give up until we get the best photo.)
- I'll act cool. - Let's not do it this time.
- Let's be cool. - Don't do this.
- I think it looked too old. - Yes, it's too old-fashioned.
Let's be cool.
1, 2, 3.
(All they did was walk.)
(This is the type of shot that Producer Jung wanted.)
I'll take a photo.
(They do their usual ritual and take a selfie.)
1, 2, 3.
2, 3.
- Okay, one more time. - Let's take another one.
- Let's make sure everything shows. - Yes.
There's a car coming.
(There's a car coming.)
This is what it looks like in real life.
- This is so real. - You see...
We shouldn't get in the way of people who are passing by.
(There are cars in DUMBO, so you must be careful.)
(In order to take a memorable photo,)
(you have to take a photo in the right moment.)
(They take a photo and get out of the way.)
(Please move.)
- Let's try that again. - Come on.
- We need to hurry. There's no time. - Let's hurry.
There are no cars.
- Take a step forward. - Okay, let's make sure...
the bridge comes out in the back.
Let's make sure it's behind us.
1, 2, 3.
(At DUMBO, The Empire State Building, Hurry, Watch out for cars)
Stand over there. I'll take a photo for you guys.
(Hae In takes separate photos for them.)
Wait. Okay, right now.
(He does his best to look handsome.)
It's perfect.
I'll take a photo of your upper body.
(The passionate photographer is back.)
Okay, look somewhere else. Yes, that's right.
Look at the camera lens.
(This is why I enjoy taking photos.)
Would you like to see it?
Take a look.
This is amazing.
It looks like it was photoshopped.
(It's like the bridge and I were photoshopped.)
(The hidden Empire State Building)
My gosh, I love it.
- Do you like it? - Yes, I love it.
I'll count on you.
You're making me nervous.
This is how I want my photo taken.
- Don't worry. - I took this photo...
- because this is what I want. - I'm a good photographer.
- I'll count on you. Let's do it. - Don't worry.
He'll be fine.
(Hyun Soo is as enthusiastic as Hae In.)
Let's get the Empire State Building in the picture.
- Like this? - That's good.
(He takes tiny steps to get the best angle.)
(What's the melodramatic look in his eyes?)
(He looks enthusiastic.)
(The photographer's pose looks better.)
(Something doesn't feel right.)
- How do I look? - For me,
it's quantity over quality.
(It's quantity over quality.)
(This is...)
(confidence.)
(Hae In's look responds to their confidence.)
It's pretty much a photoshoot.
(Let's enjoy the photoshoot for a moment.)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Taking a picture of fall)
How about we go check it out?
- Shall we? - Yes. It's cool.
It's amazing how the sun shines on it.
I know.
(The three enjoy watching this picturesque scenery.)
(See you again.)
(Until the next time in DUMBO.)
- That scared me. - All right.
- That scared me. - I had enough.
I had enough.
- That scared me. - I had enough.
That was enough.
Now,
if we walk just a little bit from here,
there's this amazing place.
Where are we going now?
(Brooklyn, Manhattan)
If we just walk a bit,
there's Pebble Beach.
(Pebble Beach)
(It's a small river in New York.)
(You can see Manhattan at one glance from here.)
(It's 1 of 3 popular photo spots in New York.)
(You can get great pictures here.)
People take their wedding photos here.
It's a beautiful photo spot...
for couples.
Pebble Beach is...
where New Yorkers skip stones.
(New Yorkers also skip stones.)
(It's one of the things we did when we were young.)
(Let's skip stones in New York.)
- When we get there, - Stone skipping?
- you'll see why. - Hyun Soo.
Jong Geon.
(Let me skip stones.)
Fall clearly has arrived.
It feels like...
- Fall in here. - Yes.
I feel like we're entering a jungle.
It matches our coats perfectly.
(You can get a peek of the river.)
This is awesome.
(Instead of New York's fancy concrete jungle,)
This is...
Pebble Beach.
(Pebble Beach makes you feel refreshed.)
(The reason it's named Pebble Beach)
This beach is full of pebbles.
(It's full of round pebbles.)
My goodness.
You can already smell...
- The sea. - the sea.
You can see everything.
It's nice.
It's so crowded.
(It's a popular photo spot among tourists.)
(You can't stop gazing at this beautiful scenery.)
- Guys. Aren't you thirsty? - That couple is taking pictures.
- What's this? - It's hot coffee.
It's hot. Be careful.
With this view...
This is perfect. I was actually cold.
It's perfect, isn't it?
- It's hot. - Gosh. It's warm.
(Oh, my mouth.)
It's too warm.
- Too warm? - Yes.
(It's hot.)
It will be hot even tomorrow.
(Watch out even tomorrow.)
- You do it. - How do I look now?
- What? - I'm wearing different glasses.
All of a sudden?
(He's wearing sunglasses.)
These are different.
They look cool, but you changed them all of a sudden?
Isn't that "Leon"?
- They remind me of "Leon". - It's cool.
I'm sorry.
It's cool.
(It's all because of the wonderful view.)
(In a trance)
(Hae In the Leon)
It's nice.
(It's time to skip stones in New York.)
Okay.
(He puts his backpack down.)
You put your backpack down already?
Of course. I have to get ready.
In the preliminary interview before the departure,
(A thought suddenly occurs to him in Pebble Beach.)
I was told we'll get good rating...
if there's water and fire.
If there's water or a blazing fire,
the viewers forget to change the channel and keep watching.
There will be water.
This is the first time...
we encounter water for real...
in New York.
Water. Let me make good use of it.
(To be continued in Part 2)
Water. Let me make a good use of it.
("The Gleaners")
(It's the male gleaners.)
(Careful)
(He's very serious.)
(He selects the pebbles carefully for high ratings.)
(The water attacks him.)
Is it too heavy?
The waves are too strong.
Let me tell you something as the master of stone skipping.
(The master of stone skipping)
If the waves are strong,
small stones won't work.
Heavy stones work better.
If the waves aren't strong, small stones are okay.
(In short, he's picking a stone that will work well.)
(While Producer Jung looks for the best stone,)
How are you?
(Hyun Soo approaches the stone skipping expert.)
(Are you looking for a stone?)
(He recommends that stone.)
What is this?
(It's extra-large.)
(You're not an expert until you can skip that stone.)
(He doesn't know what to do.)
Nice day.
(He hurriedly says bye.)
All right. Let's do this.
Getting far isn't the point.
You must skip many times to get far.
It looks like it'd sink after one skip.
- Just 1. - Just 1.
(Jong Geon's out.)
Hyun Soo.
- Good luck. - Finally.
- Wait. Wait. - You're too close.
- Isn't that it? - Here.
(They want him to back up.)
- Here. - Here?
- We have a rule? - Yes.
- And that's slippery. There's moss. - Okay.
(He gets ready.)
(He's not exactly sporty.)
(He's getting nervous over nothing.)
(He throws the stone in a flashy position.)
- One. - Do you even know how to play?
(Chuckling)
He doesn't know how to play.
I do. I'm good at it. I normally skip it more than 10 times.
(Okay. He just skipped the stone once.)
Okay. Try.
He's good.
This is a variety show. I should make it funny.
(The first round was to induce laughter.)
(How about his second try? Just 1.)
- One. - Wait a minute.
One.
Done. One.
It's over.
- What's wrong with me? - Done. One.
- Hae In. - It's over.
(Last but not least, it's Hae In the stone skipping master.)
- Here. - Thank you. Four times.
(He gets ready.)
(Then he throws without hesitation.)
(How good is Hae In?)
- 1. - 1.
- One. - Wait.
You looked like...
- He looked like a major leaguer. - I know.
(He throws the pebble clenching his teeth.)
(It skipped only once again.)
(Laughing)
(He wasn't the master of stone skipping after all.)
(Grunting)
(He said he'll make use of it...)
(confidently.)
(For high ratings,)
(I must show something.)
(Please help me get high ratings.)
(1 skip, 2 skips,)
(3 skips)
(He achieves 3 skips.)
- That was 3. - That was 3.
(He's surprised.)
(He feigns nonchalance.)
(His arm is sore.)
- Are you injured? - No.
(Pain means nothing to the master.)
That was...
- All right. - It's so windy.
(They decide to leave.)
The... The...
The waves are too strong to skip stones.
It's just...
Aren't the waves too strong?
- Yes, they are. - Right.
But Hyun Soo isn't giving up.
- Look at him. - Right.
I think it's not working out because we're in New York.
You're amazing. Try it once more.
- I won't. - You look amazing.
No.
I want to think alone for some time. I'm going to sit down.
(He wants to spend some time thinking.)
(You need to pick out Hyun Soo's stone.)
(Producer Jung's New York Playlist: "One at a Time" by Paul Kim)
Isn't the view amazing?
(Just watching the waves makes them feel at peace.)
What's fascinating is that I can hear the subway train.
I know.
I can hear the waves too.
(Nature and the city coexist.)
This is wonderful.
We crossed that bridge.
(They crossed that bridge.)
Brooklyn Bridge.
(They can finally see the entire bridge.)
- It's really nice. - You're right.
- It's a different view from here. - I know.
(It's a different, beautiful view from afar.)
This makes me want to listen to some music.
I'll play a song that suits this atmosphere.
(The music surrounds this beach.)
It's nice.
(Producer Jung's New York Playlist)
There will be sunset soon.
(Sundown is approaching.)
We're not dreaming, are we?
No, we're not.
(Chuckling)
(They will remember this moment for a very long time.)
(Once again, they continue walking.)
(At times, they walk quickly.)
(At times, they walk slowly.)
(Even when the wind blows,)
(they walk at the same pace.)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: They walk once again.)
Follow me.
Just follow me.
- We'll follow you. - Okay.
Today,
we're walking a lot.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: They've been walking for 6 hours.)
I like that we can notice things better...
while walking.
(This is the charm of walking.)
(Where's their next destination?)
Now, we are...
We're on our way to the subway station.
I've never ridden one here before,
so I'm very curious.
Recently,
I watched "Joker".
- Did you? - Yes.
So I'm a bit scared...
- To ride the subway? - Yes.
(Hyun Soo is a scaredy-cat.)
- Right, there's a murder scene. - Yes.
Just don't provoke a clown.
(Laughing)
You're right. I'll trust you.
(He'll rely on them.)
(You guys are getting along well.)
- Is he filming us? - What?
What is going on?
(This cameraman is filming the trio.)
- Hi. - He's filming us.
What's going on?
(He's flustered.)
(After filming, he leaves.)
I don't know what's going on, but I said hi.
Maybe he's from a broadcasting station.
("Breaking News! Producer Jung Spotted Walking in New York")
We were just walking.
One of our staff is talking to him.
(A staff member is talking to the guy.)
He's from an American TV program.
(Our Korean coordinator, New York casting director)
(He explains passionately.)
- A documentary, reality TV show. - Have we been scouted?
(This is 100-percent real.)
(What is going on?)
What was that?
He's currently in the middle of a production.
He's making this new program.
You three caught his eye.
So he wanted to scout you.
- Did we just get scouted? - You could say that.
So he asked if you guys could participate.
So we said...
I think it's great.
- You'll be on TV. - This is our opportunity.
Yes! Okay!
Why not?
(It's amazing.)
High five.
So...
While we were filming our own show,
we got scouted by another team.
- This is fascinating. - I know.
Since our job at the moment...
is quite important,
we shouldn't get distracted.
(Thank you! Please contact us again later.)
Follow me.
(Follow my lead.)
(Sadly, they have things to do.)
I'm still a bit dazed about the fact that...
- we just got scouted. - Me too.
Ever since we came here, good things have been happening.
It's nice.
All right. Now...
(Have they arrived at their next destination?)
This is it.
"High Street-Brooklyn Bridge Station".
(Smiling)
(Allow us to introduce the New York subway.)
(This is the only subway in the world...)
(that runs 24 hours a day.)
(The Korean subway's Line 1 was built in 1974.)
(The New York subway was built in 1904.)
(It's 115 years old.)
(The stations are everywhere.)
(Like a web, all parts of New York are connected.)
For Hyun Soo and me,
this is our first time riding the subway in New York.
From what I've heard,
the subway...
is a bit unhygienic.
Does it really smell like pee?
We will go inside...
and find out.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: They will sniff the air themselves.)
(The entrance is quite narrow.)
(All these pipes show how old this place is.)
(Hae In gets ready to sniff around.)
(Hyun Soo is happy as long as he doesn't run into Joker.)
(1st mission: Get MetroCards.)
(Single use: 3-dollar paper ticket)
(Commuter card: 2.75 dollars, minimum of 5-dollar initial charge)
(Unlimited: 32 dollars for 7 days, 121 dollars for 30 days)
(Here you go.)
I did it.
(He successfully buys one on his first attempt.)
I got one.
- This is nothing. - This is nothing.
- You're so cool. - It's a cakewalk.
(Producer Jung enters.)
So far, I don't see much of a difference to ours.
(2nd mission: Detect the smell.)
This is the same smell we have.
- Right? - Right.
- It's the same smell. - There's no difference.
It looks like...
there's a lot of moss on the ground.
Do you know what those are?
(What are these?)
- Aren't there a lot? - Yes.
This is...
- gum. - You're right.
All right.
How old do you think it is?
(How old is the gum?)
During the time their subway was built,
they made gum as well.
(Chewing gum was a hit around that time.)
- That means these are really old. - It was around that time.
It was a great hit,
and everyone chewed it.
The people spat out their gum.
They're very old.
There are so many. They look like polka dots.
This doesn't mean...
- you can spit out gum here. - You're right.
(The subway trains arrive at these platforms.)
(The subway is going to arrive soon.)
Which way do we need to go?
(Which train do they need to ride?)
(Starting point)
(Destination: Fulton Street Subway Station)
(The signboard is very complicated.)
This is...
(It's Producer Jung's first time at a subway station.)
(This is an unexpected crisis.)
(Mission 3: Find which way to go)
Excuse me.
(He quickly asks a foreigner.)
Does this subway go to Fulton Station?
- Fulton Station. - Fulton? Yes.
I think so. Let me double-check. But I think this one goes there.
Let me make sure.
- Yes. - A-train?
Yes. One stop, and it's Fulton Station.
- This goes into Manhattan. - This line?
- Thank you so much. - Of course.
(He easily solves their problem.)
- We just need to ask. - Do you know which way?
It's this way.
(They all follow him.)
- Where are you going? - What?
- Where are you going? - Me?
I'm going to Fulton Station.
- Fulton. - You need to go this way.
(Is this Seoul or New York?)
- It's this way. - Thank you.
- How do you speak Korean so well? - I live in Korea.
- Really? - Really?
(He's very fluent in Korean.)
- Where in Korea? - In Seoul.
- Seoul? - Seoul.
- Seoul? - Do you know who he is?
Songpa?
Where in Songpa?
I live right next to Lotte Tower.
I spent 2 years in Jeju Island, 8 years in Gwangju,
and two years in Seoul.
- So that's 12 years. - 12 years.
- Are you American? - No.
I'm Indian, and I live in Korea. I'm just here on a trip.
You're Indian, and you live in Korea.
And you're here on a trip.
(He meets a Korean resident in a New York subway station.)
- It's our first time in New York. - Really?
- How is it? Are you having fun? - It's really crowded...
and hectic, but I like it.
He lived in New York for about seven years.
- Really? - Yes.
Then you should know the way.
(He suddenly scolds him.)
- Yes, you should know everything. - Exactly. Why don't you know?
(Embarrassed)
- This is so cool. - Yes, it is.
- Thank you for telling us the way. - Thank you.
Have a fun trip.
You too.
Thank you.
- Have fun. - Yes, thank you.
Thank you.
(It was nice to meet you.)
(Goodbye for real.)
(Producer Jung doesn't forget to shoot the insert.)
We're finally riding the New York subway.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Riding the New York subway)
It's nice and cool here.
(They gather together.)
(I hope Joker isn't here.)
(It's similar yet different from the subway in Korea.)
I'm so excited that we got to meet a foreigner...
who was very fluent in Korean.
This is the second time after yesterday...
that I was able to learn the greatness of our language.
When we were at Pace University,
I noticed that there's a class that teaches Korean.
(They saw a Korean class notice on the bulletin board.)
It's a Korean class.
(They saw a Korean class notice on the bulletin board.)
It feels nice to see that there's a Korean class.
- It makes me feel proud. - Yes.
- It feels really nice to see it. - Yes, it does.
(They arrive at their destination as they become more patriotic.)
It was really cool to meet a foreigner who speaks Korean.
While we were busy chatting,
we finally arrived at Fulton Street.
This subway station feels very modern.
There's an LED board next to me.
Let's go outside.
Follow me.
(Follow me, everyone.)
We're outside now, and it's already become dark.
- It's really dark. - It's evening now.
(They're now at...)
(Wall Street, the center of the world's economy.)
(Here are the famous places that you must visit.)
(New York Stock Exchange)
(Federal Hall)
(Fearless Girl)
(Charging Bull)
(You can also see stockbrokers that you only get to see in dramas.)
(You can also see busy businessmen and women eating lunch.)
(The city has turned dark...)
(while they were in the subway.)
Wall Street.
(Wall Street)
Wall...
(They've been walking for 7 hours.)
We're on our way to see the Charging Bull.
The Charging Bull.
That's the symbol of Wall Street.
I'm a bit excited.
Our walk-cumentary.
(The night grows deeper in New York City.)
(They don't get tired because they're together.)
- Wait. - Look at this.
- Wait. - My gosh.
(Urgent)
Look what's in front of us.
This is unbelievable.
(One World Trade Center)
It's even more beautiful at night.
(A rebuilt tower of the former World Trade Center complex)
(The tallest building in New York)
1, 2, 3.
(They never forget to take a selfie.)
Come here.
Bend your knees a little. Don't lean back.
Bend your knees. Yes.
(They don't mind the trash as long as they can take a nice photo.)
(He's just very happy.)
(After a while of having followed Producer Jung...)
Isn't that it?
They're standing in line to take a photo.
(The 4th photo zone in New York selected by Producer Jung)
(Charging Bull: The sculpture signifies the bull market.)
(After the stock market crash in 1987, this was installed...)
(in front of the New York Stock Exchange...)
(hoping that the market will recover.)
(There's a line in the back as well.)
(There's a reason why you have to take a photo here.)
(People believe that you need to touch the certain part...)
(of the Charging Bull in order to gain wealth.)
We're here to see the Charging Bull...
which is the symbol of Wall Street.
There's a long line of people...
waiting to take a photo...
beside the Charging Bull.
We're also going to take a photo...
with the Charging Bull.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Let's take a photo and gain wealth.)
Those who wait will be blessed.
The baby got on top of the bull.
(The baby is on top of the bull.)
(You can take a photo by yourself.)
(You can take a photo in a group of three.)
(And you can take a photo in a group of four.)
(He puts on a cool pose.)
(How should we pose?)
We still have some battery left.
- Excuse me. - Yes?
Hi.
- Are you the actor? - Yes.
Oh, my gosh. I'm a big fan.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
I'm a Korean actor.
Yes, I know.
- Nice to meet you. - Can I take a picture?
- Yes. Why not? Of course. - Oh, my gosh.
(The big fan spends all the luck she got from the Charging Bull.)
Thank you.
Safe travels.
(Producer Jung, are you as famous as I am?)
(After a long wait, they finally get to take a photo.)
Look over here, Hyun Soo.
(The Charging Bull is way taller than Hyun Soo.)
My turn.
Try hanging from the bull's horn.
(He shows many different poses.)
Should I take one here too?
(We should also do that pose.)
(He poses from the edge.)
Okay.
Okay, it's time.
It's time.
Okay.
(Here's the next photo zone.)
I'll take a photo of you first.
- Hold the camera. - Hurry.
Sit here.
My gosh, you're so...
- So this is what they do? - You need to make a wish.
You have to make a wish.
Okay, here's my wish.
I hope we have fun with the rest of our trip.
(Genuine laughter)
Okay.
- Okay. Hyun Soo, hurry. - This is important...
- for men. - Hyun Soo. Go, Hyun Soo.
Only that part is worn down.
The colors are different.
This part's color is different.
In 1, 2, 3.
All right. Take one for me.
Here.
You're greedy.
- You're greedy. - You want to make a lot of wishes.
You're greedy.
What's your wish?
(What is Producer Jung's wish?)
I want...
all of us to wrap up 2019...
without getting sick.
(Changing his pose)
I hope our wishes come true.
(The bull blesses you.)
(Winking)
We walked a lot today.
- We kept walking. - Hey.
We started our morning with a walk...
- and finished our day with a walk. - Until...
Until night.
(They set out at 10am with their shoelaces tightened.)
(He walked together with his friends.)
(They admired the views of the new city at a slow pace.)
All right.
We finished our day...
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Walking until the end of their day)
We did walk a lot today though.
(They walked for 8 hours, 32 minutes, and 21 seconds.)
Right now, we're going to...
We're almost there.
- I think we're there. - It's on our left.
(Impressed)
Stone Street. I really wanted to come here.
- Let's take a look around here. - Yes.
As for this street, just like in Korea...
I can't speak because I'm so excited.
In Korea, we have Manseon Hof.
This place is equivalent to Manseon Hof in New York.
(Here's Stone Street Producer Jung is crazy about.)
- This is Stone Street. - Right now...
When you go to Jongno in Korea,
they put out tables outside on the street.
There's a place where office workers drink before going home.
(The mecca of draft beer, Manseon Hof)
I heard that there is a pub similar to that...
in New York too.
When the sun goes down, everyone sits here.
People who work on Wall Street come to this place...
and have a beer here.
I want to check this place out too.
(A popular place of bankers on Wall Street)
(Do you want to get a beer after work later?)
(I'm in if you're buying.)
(In the midst of the buildings on Wall Street,)
(outdoor tables are set up on this old cobbled street.)
(When people get off work,)
(the atmosphere changes completely.)
(New York's equivalent to Manseon Hof, Stone Street)
During the interview,
I kept saying that I wanted to come here.
(This irresistible road led Producer Jung to New York.)
Let's experience this place...
to the fullest.
- This is no joke. - My gosh.
This feels like a street for tented restaurants in Korea.
This really reminds me of Manseon Hof in Euljiro.
My goodness. Look at this place. The ambiance here...
(Office workers in suits...)
(are spotted here and there.)
(Mr. Kim, you were the best today.)
(You know, when I was starting out...)
(Sighing)
(A snapshot of New Yorkers after work)
- The tent makes it romantic. - Right.
I'm finally here.
(A team dinner with Producer Jung and the assistant directors)
I'm finally here.
I want to have a cool glass of draft beer.
Right.
(Beer, their after-work friend, is served.)
- Is it Brooklyn Lager? - Thank you.
Yes. Cheers.
Thank you. Hey, the glasses are cute.
Right.
(Feeling hyper as his beer is served)
- Is it about 400cc? - Don't you think so?
(The beer brings out a new reaction from him.)
(Taking photos even after work)
(They are quiet when Hae In takes photos.)
(The draft beer from New York washes away their fatigue of walking.)
- Cheers. - Cheers.
Cheers.
I'll drink half. I can't finish this.
- Let's drink half. - Yes.
I...
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Drinking draft beer in New York)
(Gulping)
(His eyes open wide.)
(This hits the spot.)
This is good.
I drank the most.
You're making me get competitive now.
- I'm in second place then. - Hold on.
I'm in second place.
Come on.
- You guys are ridiculous. - I'm glad. I'm in the middle.
What a relief.
I can't lose as I'm a beer-lover.
Hae In is in the first place.
- You're in second place. - This is hurting my pride.
I'm last.
This beer is good.
Yes. It's good.
(And a typical topic for Korean men)
Hyun Soo was in the marines.
Marines can even catch ghosts.
- Of course, we can. - Hyun Soo was in the marines.
I knew that he was a marine, but I can't picture it.
I fulfilled my duty in the marine, but...
I mean, I still remember it.
- It's only been two years. - It hasn't been that long.
(2 years since his discharge)
It hasn't been that long.
You need to have more work experience.
(The side dishes are served during their conversation about the army.)
Hold on.
(He's indeed a producer. He takes a photo first.)
(Mac and cheese, pork ribs, chicken tenders, chicharrones, salad)
(Mac and cheese: Typical American snack and side dish for beer)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Tasting mac and cheese)
(Munching)
(What on earth is this?)
(Getting ready to describe the flavor)
This is crazy.
He said "crazy".
(The best description for food)
This mac and cheese is so good.
(He keeps eating it.)
This goes well with beer as a given.
Actually, you need this for this dish.
- Kimchi. - No.
- Tabasco. - Tabasco
Hot sauce.
(Producer Jung's love for the hot sauce is firm.)
(There's a "fact" in this dish. It's called "perfect".)
(It's for the assistant directors who walked a lot.)
- With card? - Yes.
- I'll pay with this card. - Yes.
Yes. Thank you.
(It's on Producer Jung today.)
Let's clink our glasses.
Actually, there's something I want to say.
(Is he going to be our boss now?)
Well, we... To tell you the truth,
I was worried.
I wanted to walk from start to finish.
I swear.
I wanted to thoroughly pay attention...
to the feelings we get during our walk. But...
I really liked it today.
I tried to take a lot of photos during our walk.
(He wanted to show a lot of things today.)
(He shares...)
(his thoughts with his good friends while having a glass of beer.)
(No nights in New York can get better than tonight.)
Here's what I think about traveling.
There's a destination.
Even if we take the wrong turn, where we end up...
could be our destination.
- I really like that. - Yes.
I think that's the fun part of traveling.
The time and the environment we feel...
make up our destinations.
(Every moment here becomes part of our travel.)
I really liked it today.
I especially like...
I'm having a blast right now.
Actually, I'm having the most fun...
because I really wanted to come here.
When you guys were taking photos behind the Charging Bull,
we talked about our wishes.
Here's the wish I made.
(Hyun Soo made a small wish.)
I don't know when it will be.
But I made a wish that...
I could come back here with you guys.
Yes. He told me that that was the wish he made.
Sounds great.
(We can come back again.)
- Both of you are tearing up. - No.
- No, no. That's not it. - Your eyes...
Both of you are tearing up.
- Not at all. - You know?
- You're tearing up too. - Me?
I have dry eyes.
By the way, I meant it.
I had the same thought. We came here to travel together.
(Everyone feels the same way.)
Let's come back here again.
- Sounds great. - Right.
- It's great. I mean it. - Anyway,
- That's a great idea. - you were so cool today.
(You were the best, Producer Jung.)
Let's just enjoy our food.
And wrap up our day on a good note.
Let's do that.
We have tomorrow to look forward to.
(For tomorrow's Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary)
- Cheers. - For tomorrow.
For tomorrow.
(A hideout for hipsters in New York)
(Good restaurants and great sights are in clusters here.)
I see so many hip people.
(Williamsburg)
(Producer Jung becomes a different person.)
(Looking hipper with the sunglasses)
(Getting more swagger with the hat)
We'll rule the fashion scene in Williamsburg starting today.
(Where did they go after looking so hip?)
We're trying too hard to look cool.
(The biggest food market in the States)
(Smorgasburg)
(We should split to eat more food.)
(And he can't reach his assistant directors.)
(They are not coming back no matter how long he waits.)
(The land is vast in the States.)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Will he get abandoned abroad?)