Last week on The Law of Jungle in Tasman.
The Tribe has been carrying on with "No Fire Survival".
They divided themselves into two teams at night.
The entire Tribe worked hard together to hunt.
- I got it! - He got it.
As if they were compensated for their hard work during the day,
the Tribe caught a number of huge eels.
Byung Man even caught an enormous trout too.
(However)
They could not cook the fish because they did not have fire.
If I get one more fish,
provide us with lights and oil.
To get lights for cooking,
Byung Man swam hard in the cold sea to catch some fish.
In the end, Byung Man caught a giant trout.
Thanks to him, everyone enjoyed the feast.
That's how they ended their first night in Tasman.
However,
the Tribe faced...
swarms of sandflies when they just fell asleep.
So they had to stay awake all night.
In fact, the Tribe could not sleep at all.
Since sunny morning,
the Tribe started to cook...
the trout they caught last night with the solar cooker.
(It has been 3 hours for them to cook the trout with solar cooker.)
It takes forever.
Look at the oil dripping.
Yes, we still need the sun.
- The oil's dripping. - Look at this.
- What's wrong? - The oil's dripping.
- It's being cooked. - Yes.
(Trout oil is dripping.)
(But...)
There he goes again.
The flies are all over his face.
Maybe carbon dioxide he exhales is tasty for the flies.
(He even wore an onion mesh bag to block himself from sandflies.)
(But the sandflies went for Seung Soo only.)
My goodness, these sandflies...
I'm sure those sandflies and I have met in our past lives.
He's their favorite.
They only go for him.
- They're only after me. - Yes.
They are my guys.
- It's like you're raising them. - Yes.
Wherever I go,
I'm always with sandflies.
(They're with him even during the interview.)
They surround me at all times.
None of the other Tribe...
was struggling with sandflies.
They were only after me.
They called me, "Father of Sandflies".
That's how they started to joke about it.
"Father of Sandflies".
Is it almost done?
It's done.
It's hot.
- Gosh. - It looks delicious.
It's thoroughly cooked.
- Shall we eat? - Yes.
Bora's Restaurant.
It's open.
Now...
(Pulling apart)
It's cooked.
(They unconsciously open their mouths.)
It's really plump.
(It's glossy and plump.)
Let's dig in.
- Let's eat. - We should sit down.
It's hot.
(How does the trout cooked with solar heat taste?)
My goodness.
(Eating)
- It's hot. - It's hot. Be careful.
(Humming in approval)
Oh, my goodness.
I thought it would be hard to the touch,
but it's soft.
It's really good.
Gosh, it's chewy.
- It's chewy. - It's really tasty.
- I don't know what to do. - It's soft.
(Amazed)
This is incredible.
(How could it taste so good without fire?)
It's really tasty.
(How could it taste so good without fire?)
- It's really tasty. - This is...
Gosh, it's really tasty.
I know.
The juice was locked in,
so it's moist without a fishy taste.
(It's the effect of solar heat.)
My goodness.
This trout is big and fresh.
Its flesh is so chewy.
It's so tasty.
Seriously.
(It's melting in my mouth.)
It's so tasty.
(The taste of smoked trout cooked with solar heat)
It's so tasty.
Smoked trout is good.
Yes.
The flesh on the skin is really tasty.
(He knows how to eat.)
(Licking)
After coconut crab, this is the second tastiest food.
(It tastes good.)
(They finished the fish in a minute.)
What do we do now?
Let's head out...
and search the area...
to bring back some fruits.
The rest of the members...
will cook the eel all day long.
Cooking the trout took about three hours.
(Cooking fish takes about 4 hours.)
Three members will go.
Let's go.
Don't get injured.
- Okay. - Thanks to the grilled trout,
the Tribe members filled their stomachs.
Hoping to make an eel dish with fruits,
the expedition begins its search for fruits.
I hope we find kiwis.
My goodness.
This is a humid jungle.
I know.
Is this a path?
What is this?
(They are in the middle of a humid jungle.)
There won't be fruits here.
If we go that way,
(Let's go further.)
there will be fruits.
- I trust you. - Of course.
You are like Bear Grylls. Hold on.
Are we crossing a river?
(They come out of the jungle.)
- Are we crossing a river? - Oh, my goodness.
Oh, shoot.
What should we do?
Are we crossing this river?
It's okay. It's okay.
You have me. You don't need to worry.
If you lead, we will follow.
You are like Bear Grylls.
(A horde of insects attacks.)
- What is it? - There are so many flies.
- There are so many flies. - It's okay. They don't bite.
They aren't sandflies.
They don't bite.
There are so many insects. What is going on?
Pass through them.
Oh, my goodness.
They aren't sandflies.
- I... - They don't bite.
Trust Julien Grylls.
- Hold my hand. - I am scared.
I shooed them away. I shooed them away.
See? I shooed them away.
(A trustworthy hand)
(Thanks to Julien Grylls, they get past the insects.)
Okay? Good?
- You are set. - Julien Grylls.
The Law of Jungle suits me.
I love...
to challenge myself.
Instead of taking the easy way,
I love challenging myself...
and overcoming obstacles.
If there is a need for a new Chief,
I am confident I can fill in.
(He is like the Chief.)
(Now, they need to cross a rough river.)
It's not slippery.
(Taking long strides)
- It's cold. - Nancy.
(I take care of my fellow Tribe members.)
I am scared.
(He is Julien Grylls.)
It's because of moss.
It's deep here.
(They take careful steps.)
We are here. We are here.
- The current is really strong. - We are here.
- Okay. - Okay. We are here.
(Julien Grylls is trustworthy.)
From the start...
I don't think I can come here by myself.
Of course not.
Take it easy, Man. Don't worry.
Julien Grylls is here.
This is...
(He is muscular.)
Okay.
- Okay? - Yes.
Thank you.
(He is a physical leader.)
This is really like a jungle here.
Be careful where you step.
Be careful.
It's very dangerous.
Just Julien Grylls can do it.
He is cool.
There are pine trees.
(They don't see fruits.)
But there are no palm trees whatsoever.
Let's keep looking.
Is this fern?
It's the national bird of New Zealand.
I meant the national plant.
It's a symbol for a rugby team.
I remember.
It's also in the New Zealand passport.
Yes.
This is in it.
What is this plant anyway?
It's a fern.
It's edible.
- It's a fern. - It's edible.
I can't eat it.
It needs to be blanched, right?
Yes.
Well, you know,
only me, Julien Grylls can do this.
You have to be...
a very experienced survivalist to eat something like this.
Here we go.
(Breaking)
You are only eating a tiny amount.
(You are only eating a tiny amount.)
(He can't even swallow it.)
How is it?
It's not easy.
But...
you need to be an experienced survivalist like me.
Don't try this at home, kids.
Kids can't come here.
He is filming a reality show by himself.
You never know.
(Spitting)
Let's go.
He is ridiculous.
(Julien Grylls is sloppy.)
You know where you are
You are in the jungle, baby
You are going to die
- He is turning strange. - Seriously.
- Do you know this song? - Julien Grylls.
I don't think there will be fruits here.
You are going to die
You are in the jungle, baby
You... Hold on. What is this?
Is that a bug?
Look.
(Cicada shell is rich in fibers. It's edible.)
All right.
This is a cicada shell.
(Will he eat it?)
- It shed its skin. - All right.
Julien Grylls.
- Will you eat it? - I will show you how I eat it.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is Julien Grylls here.
I am about to introduce to you...
a very new snack that is only found in the jungles of New Zealand.
In a survival situation, it's very important...
to keep your caloric intake up.
So even when you don't have food, it's good.
You can find things like this.
What is this?
Cicada. It's a bug.
But this is just the skin.
I am going to eat it for you guys.
It's crunchy.
(He really ate it.)
It tastes a bit like...
popcorn.
It's like eating popcorn.
I could have a whole bag of these...
and watch a couple of movies.
I swear it's no joke. Do you want to try some?
- Do you want to try some? - No, I don't like popcorn.
- Do you like popcorn? - It's okay.
I really don't like it.
- Try it. - I eat squids at a movie theater.
- I don't like popcorn. - I eat squids at a movie theater.
This is protein.
- Hey. - I eat squids.
- This is protein. - I don't like popcorn.
For goodness' sake.
(Julien Grylls doesn't stop.)
Here it is.
- Gosh, this is... - All right, kids.
You are about to experience...
This thing is popcorn. Imagine eating...
popcorn.
- Julien, - I don't like popcorn.
we have eels back in the base.
(He attacks with a fact.)
It's okay. This is protein.
- In 1, 2, 3. - For goodness' sake.
(They try it together.)
In Korea...
For goodness' sake.
Good job.
You are the man.
(Nancy tries it as well.)
- You know, - You are cool, Nancy.
I can't help but eat like this.
(They chew with the ends of their teeth.)
- It's like eating popcorn. - I can't help but eat like this.
We have energy now. Let's go.
(They get energy from fibers.)
- I ate a lot. - We are looking for fruits.
I know.
The sun keeps going that way.
You want to do this.
That's right. If we get four...
This is good, right?
This is good.
I can't wait.
(Excited)
I can't wait.
So that I wouldn't get hot while I cook,
they made a tent.
It was like...
Bora's Kitchen.
It's like "Yoon's Kitchen".
It was like Bora's Kitchen.
Bora, hold this for a second.
(They are working on a tent for the kitchen.)
They are doing this for me.
(But they can't work very well.)
(Struggling)
(Rolling)
The work is taking longer than I expected.
(Tilting)
We should get two strings here.
We have to pull it.
We have to keep doing it.
(She does it...)
(easily.)
(She ties down the strings in no time.)
Bora's doing it by herself.
I think she's better than us.
(Under Bora's leadership, the process speeds up.)
(They get the work done fast.)
She ended up doing everything.
(Thanks to her, the tent is complete.)
What did we do?
Gosh, this is awesome.
Goodness.
- This is the best? - Is it good enough?
Yes, plus...
this is blue,
so it feels cooler.
This feels like a fridge.
Is this good?
(Byung Man is the assistant chef.)
(He cuts up the eel.)
This is so plump.
This knife is not sharp enough.
(It's big.)
This knife is not sharp.
It's working now.
(It's filled with flesh.)
This?
(He dries the eel under the roof.)
I'll hang it here.
Okay.
(It's breezy.)
(The rest goes on the solar cooker.)
It looks good.
I have to find the angle so that the heat comes through.
(He adjusts the angle.)
(Bora takes over.)
Is it being cooked? Yes.
(Sizzling)
It's bubbling.
(She puts a lot of effort in grilling the eels.)
(It's being cooked under the hot solar heat.)
Meanwhile, these three are still exploring.
They see no sign of a single fruit...
but the path gets more rough.
(To make things worse, the path gets more rough.)
Is this...
(They can't even get through the ferns.)
This stings.
There are thorns. Be careful.
[VIU Ver] E360 The Law of Jungle in Tasman "Solar Cooker" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
(It's slippery.)
We didn't see any fruits,
and I was running out of energy.
I was so tired.
Hold on to the tree.
Here?
- Give me your hand. - Hold his hand.
Gosh.
I'm scared. I'm really scared.
Lift one foot up at a time.
- One. - How do I go up?
In 1, 2.
Okay, perfect.
Good job.
(Thanks to Julien's help,)
(she manages to climb up.)
- Are you okay? - That scared me.
- Goodness. - Fruits.
Fruits, please show yourselves.
Nancy and Bak had a lot of trouble.
We walked a lot,
and there were a lot of areas where we had to climb.
How do we go back?
(They keep climbing the mountain...)
(but there are no fruits in sight.)
This is slippery.
At this rate, there won't be any fruits.
Go.
(Julien leads the other two.)
(At that moment)
How did you get up there?
(Cheering)
This is awesome.
(In front of them is...)
We went through so much.
This isn't bad, right?
This is a piece of art.
(They come across a magnificent view in the deep jungle.)
Oh, my goodness.
What is this?
This is a waterfall.
This is a real waterfall.
- The ones in the movies. - This is awesome.
(In the Mother Nature of Tasman)
- Be careful. - I've never seen one before.
Let's not get too excited.
Be careful.
(The white waterfall looks marvelous.)
- This is amazing. - It's beautiful.
This is amazing.
(They forget about the fatigue and walk towards the water.)
This is totally amazing.
That moment,
the fatigue from walking two hours...
all disappeared.
I've never seen a waterfall that big.
When will I get to see...
such a beautiful waterfall again?
(Look at his body.)
- Let's go. - Julien Grylls.
He's this big.
- He's Hulk. - You look so cool.
(Julien has the best physique.)
(He doesn't hesitate.)
(That's incredible.)
(It's cool and refreshing.)
What did you do?
This is unbelievable.
It looks cold.
- It looks cold. - It's refreshing!
I think we got lucky.
We got so lucky.
When will we have another chance like this?
(The water is transparent.)
It felt like I was recharging my batteries.
(Julien is fully recharged.)
(He makes a splat.)
This is so cold.
(I still like it.)
It's cold.
This is cold.
(Nancy tries going in the water as well.)
This is so cold.
(Toward the waterfall)
- In 1, 2... - In 1, 2, 3.
(They recharge themselves in the water.)
(They're up close.)
(Gosh, this is cold.)
Last time. One last time.
- In 2, 3. - In 2, 3.
(It wakes them up.)
It was really cold...
but it was delightful.
I was so happy. I don't think I'll ever forget it.
(They didn't find any fruits but they saw the wonders of Tasman.)
Though they didn't find any fruits,
the Tribe saw the nature's wonders in Tasman.
They fill their hearts...
and return to the survival place.
(They return to the survival place with joy.)
Meanwhile at the survival place,
Yoon's Restaurant is getting ready to open.
(Yoon's Restaurant)
Bora's kitchen is open.
This looks quite nice.
(She gets the lamp and leftover oil ready for frying.)
This feels like a home.
The jungle restaurant.
(Customers come one by one.)
(Byung Man, the assistant chef, joins at the end.)
Today,
we have the sun-grilled eel as well.
- "Sun-grilled". - Right.
This is perfect.
We have to try the UV rays-grilled fish.
We have to eat that first.
I think it'll be good.
There are two menus.
(Shall I start cooking?)
This first?
It's fully dry.
(It's steep.)
We just left it there but it turned out really well.
(Sun-grilled eel and fried eel)
(That's an exciting sound.)
This is no joke.
It's because we dried it fully.
It's crunchy.
We dried it, so it's sticky.
(It's fully dry, so it's more sticky than yesterday.)
I like how it doesn't break.
(That looks great.)
This looks great.
- This... - Goodness.
This is awesome.
It looks like there's batter on it.
- I know. - Right?
This is a restaurant for fried food.
It looks so much like a chicken drumstick.
Why is there chicken?
Look at this.
- It's a drumstick. - It's dry,
so it doesn't even break.
(They cut up the remaining eel in good sizes.)
- Is that just flesh? - Yes.
(Dropping)
It's moving.
This looks amazing.
(It makes their mouths water.)
- This looks really good. - Put a few more in.
This feels like a food stand.
- This is unbelievable. - Can I take it out?
Today, this is Bora's fried eel restaurant.
(Does today's restaurant specialize in fried food?)
It makes me happy just looking at it.
This is the last one.
(The flesh is...)
- It's opening. - It's opening.
(opening.)
The flesh looks so good.
(It opens...)
It shrinks right away.
(their mouths as well.)
Because it's hot.
- I have to take it out. - Take it out.
There's a hole in it.
It's good.
It's good. I turned it off.
(It looks savory.)
- I turned it off. You can do it. - It's done.
(Great work, Chef Yoon.)
Let's cover it so that it doesn't get dusty.
(Fried eel is done.)
(Kyung Joon checks up on the sun-grilled eel.)
(All the grease has been removed.)
This smells good.
It's no joke.
This is amazing.
Four hours under the sun?
- We let it cook for four hours. - With the solar cooker.
Gosh, it smells wonderful.
Will they believe that we cooked it with a magnifying glass?
It's cooked.
This?
Hi.
- He's here. - Hi.
- What's up? - You're back.
- Hi. - Good work.
- How was the trip? - Hello.
- Did you find fruit? - No.
- No? - There was nothing.
Nothing?
Come here.
- Come here. - Goodness.
Don't you think something changed here?
- What? - Didn't something change?
You made a tent.
- They set up a restaurant. - By the way,
- this... - Come inside.
(Falling backwards)
- Sit down. - Okay.
All right. Let's have a proper meal.
- Yes. - Okay. I'm so hungry.
- It's sunlight roast. - We cooked it in the sun.
- This? - No way.
- Really? - You didn't cook the trout yet?
Taste that one first.
- Okay. - This one?
- You must have a hard time. - Try it.
It was cooked for a long time, for four hours.
- It's already chewy. - Gosh.
(Chewy)
Taste the sunshine roast. We didn't add any salt.
(Julien gets to have the first bite.)
It's tasty.
It's really good.
It's cooked for a long time, so it's without grease.
- It's salty. Why is it so good? - It's firm.
- It's really delicious. - It's very healthy.
(New taste of sun-grilled eel)
- It's tasty. - It's really good.
First of all, it smells so good.
- It's tasty. - It's really good.
It's cooked thoroughly because it's cooked with radiant heat.
It gets dried and roasted at the same time.
(They discover a new taste without fire.)
- It's cooked with radiant heat. - Gosh.
- It gets dried and roasted. - It's so good.
The skin is so delicious.
- Bora's Restaurant is good. - It's not seasoned.
Try a seasoned one, then try one that's not seasoned.
Here.
Try a fried eel.
I think it'll taste amazing.
Here's a seasoned one.
- There's a lot. - It's like bread.
- Isn't it? - Yes.
(Crunchy)
(Gosh)
- This one is salted. - Give me that.
This one is salted.
(His eyes got bigger.)
It's so good.
This is really good.
- It's so good. - Yes.
- Drumstick. - That's salted.
(This isn't a drumstick.)
It's so good.
- Gosh. - It's smoky.
The taste of the eel is great.
- It's crunchy. - You can try this too.
It's really good.
- This is better than fried chicken. - Here's a tail.
It's tastier than fried chicken.
- Isn't it? - Yes.
- It's kind of like roasted chicken. - A little bit.
How did you cook this?
How?
- We dried it and fried it. - It was dried,
seasoned, then fried.
(She could apply for a patent.)
It's good.
If it's better than fried chicken, then there is nothing better.
- Seriously. - It's so good.
The skin tastes like it's fried.
It took so much time to prepare it...
and to cook it, but we ate everything...
- in three minutes. - In a flash.
- Don't we have more? - We ate in a flash.
We cooked it for 4 hours and ate it in 10 minutes.
Yes.
There's no more to eat.
At first, you didn't let us build a fire.
- I thought that was too much. - Exactly.
I was taken aback. I was worried how we'd cook.
But we made it work.
- I think it'll be possible. - By the way,
there are so many sandflies around you.
- It's no joke. - There are so many.
These are here because of you.
- I'm really curious. Why? - I keep moving this way.
I had to put an onion net...
over myself when I went to sleep.
Look at Julien. There's nothing over there.
- They're not there. - No.
- They're only after you. - Yes.
It's been like that all the time.
- Come here. - I'll move over.
Goodness, Seung Soo.
- Gosh, they're swarming over there. - There are so many.
It's been like that all the time,
- everywhere I go. - Nancy keeps...
- going like this. - Look at your legs.
They're after me wherever I go.
I'll move over here.
Let's see if it gets better for you.
(Swarming)
- They're following you. - They really follow you.
- They really do. - Really.
- Sandfly prince. - I ate them a lot. I ate one again.
You did.
- Father of Sandflies. - His blood must be delicious.
Even though "No Fire Survival" was difficult,
the Tribe did well without fire.
Kiwi adventure unfolds in Tasman which looks like a kiwi bird.
After finishing their "No Fire Survival",
they start the second journey in the head part of the island.
This body area is the sea, right? Is it a river?
I wonder what they'll say no to.
Is it going to be fire again?
Seriously,
it seems like an unusual place.
(This is Park Sung Kwang's second visit to the jungle.)
Suddenly,
I'm feeling scared.
- You've been here before. - You'll be surprised.
- But you're afraid. - Suddenly,
"What is this?"
Hello, I'm actress Ko Sung Hee.
(From cheerful and upbeat...)
(to charismatic roles)
(Ko Sung Hee is an actress with 12 years of experience.)
It's a candy.
I like to challenge myself.
I'm bright and cheerful,
but I get angry at times.
I want to hunt.
I'd like to be a reliable...
younger sister.
- We don't know anything yet, right? - No.
So far, I'm excited.
Look at the mud.
(Colorful energy and powerful dance)
(Boy group Golden Child's Choi Bo Min)
I'm scared.
It's really high. Are you scared of this?
Yes. It's not like me, right?
I'm start to feel something. I'm feeling it.
(New tribe members will join the road trip.)
(They finally arrive at the destination.)
The sea is beautiful.
Look at the color. It's so beautiful.
- Look at that. - Unbelievable.
(Emerald colored ocean...)
It's unbelievable.
(and giant oddly formed rocks)
It's beautiful.
- Oh, my gosh. - It's like "Jurassic Park".
It really looks like an unusual place.
- I'm scared. - It's beginning.
This region is considered...
the head part of the kiwi bird in Tasman.
- Head part of the kiwi? - Yes, it's called Te Hapu.
I'll tell you good news.
You're near the beach,
so you can build a fire.
(It's possible to make a fire!)
Finally!
(They're finally free from using the solar heat.)
Thank goodness.
I don't know what happened earlier, but let's clap.
We can build a fire, but are there...
any other restrictions?
This place...
has a very big tidal range.
The theme of your survival is "Survive the Two-Faced Sea".
(Survive the two-faced sea!)
Two-faced sea.
An unexpected survival theme.
Survive the two-faced sea.
Actually,
the sea here is two-faced because it changes...
twice a day due to the tides.
It's really beautiful.
During low tide, the waves are calm,
and the sea is extremely beautiful.
But during high tide,
there is a strong wind and strong tidal currents.
The sea turns into a dangerous place...
where nobody can approach.
Be careful.
- What is it? - In this two-faced sea,
will the Tribe be able to survive?
- What does that mean? - Will we get swept by waves?
- I'm scared. - Even if they don't restrict us,
there are already restrictions.
I'll trust the Chief.
All right. Let's go.
Let's go to the beach. We'll...
- get a better idea. - We'll get some ideas.
- Let's go. - Go.
I'm scared because there aren't many restrictions.
They didn't give us restrictions.
Exactly. I'm scared.
(What will the two-faced sea look like?)
(Wow!)
What a beautiful sight!
The point...
where we can hunt...
is near the rock.
And also there.
Those rocks.
We can do it when the water is out.
Can we go deep in?
That won't be advisable.
- Why not? - It's unsafe. The waves will be...
a lot bigger once we go down there.
- Really? - Yes.
(Chief Byung Man walks faster to reach the sea where they hunt.)
It's like a place from "Jurassic Park".
I know.
"Jumanji".
(They are excited and expectant.)
How cool!
I am so happy there are no sandflies.
It's cool.
- My goodness. - It's nice.
It looks so good.
I feel like there will be dinosaurs roaming about.
(It's the primitive nature...)
I feel like there will be dinosaurs roaming about.
(they haven't seen before.)
Even if...
Even if an ancient creature appears, I won't be surprised.
My goodness.
It's so cool.
(It's a vast and beautiful view that lifts up their hearts.)
It's nice.
Hold on.
(Chief Byung Man is looking for a place to build a house.)
(The slope is steeper than he expected.)
(Looking around)
(He goes down further.)
(There is no sand beach.)
(This is bad.)
The wind is cold.
I know.
It's so windy.
(Cold wind blows from all sides.)
(Wind doesn't stop blowing for a moment.)
(There is no place to avoid the wind.)
Where can we avoid the wind?
(He is troubled.)
Since it was windy,
I looked for a place...
that could shield us from the wind.
Also,
the sun is scorching.
I looked for a place...
without the sun or wind...
that is safe for building a fire.
I guess the water comes all in.
During high tide,
water comes up to these rocks.
There is no place to sleep.
(The sand beach isn't suitable as the base camp.)
(Chief Byung Man continues to search the area.)
Come this way.
Is it usually this hard to find a place to stay?
- Be careful of thorns. - Okay.
Gosh, this is...
There is a cave!
A cave?
(It provides a refuge from the sun and wind.)
We could come here if it rains.
Really?
- We could come here if it rains. - Can't we sleep here?
The cave is pretty big.
- My goodness. - Aren't there bones?
- There are bones. - What?
- Why? - What kind of bones?
There are animal bones.
My goodness. What happened?
- Are those bones? - Yes.
They look like ribs.
(It makes them feel uneasy.)
Because of the wind...
(The strong wind makes it hard to find a place to stay.)
I thought...
there would be a good place to stay.
But there wasn't anywhere suitable when we looked around.
The plain was too empty and windy.
(Empty and windy)
We were close to the sea,
but I thought it might be harder to stay here.
The strong wind from the sea comes from all sides...
and the terrain is rocky and steep.
It looks like the Tribe has nowhere to go.
The beautiful landscape...
begins to show its hidden side.
(Chief Byung Man goes up to the land again.)
The further you go down, the windier it gets.
So I decided to go up.
(He goes up the hill.)
There is nothing.
(The Tribe members hike after him.)
My goodness.
(The search has gone on for an hour.)
This is the hardest.
The view is amazing.
(This place has an amazing view,)
The view really is amazing.
(but the worst living conditions.)
Other things are the worst.
(They walk endlessly from the start.)
(Panting)
Hey,
I found it.
(Did they find a place to build a house?)
- What? - I found it.
(The cameraman is panting.)
I can't go further.
(I can't go further.)
I can't go further.
It's nice here.
There?
(Really?)
Really?
I am exhausted.
- What? - I guess Chief Byung Man found it.
Right?
(What is this place?)
Look around. It's cozy.
- There is no wind here. - Also,
- the rock could be our shelf. - It's nice.
This place is perfect.
There is no wind.
Why is there no wind here?
- There is no wind, right? - There is no wind.
(Since there is no wind,)
There is a shelf, too.
(their worries cease.)
It's nice.
The Tribe found a place to stay...
after going up and down the steep hill many times.
Although it's far from the sea,
the big rock shields the members from the wind.
My goodness.
We can use this to build a fire.
- It's dry. - It will burn fast.
(They even have a kindling.)
It's just right.
We could use it to make cushions.
Let's make a place...
(They begin to prepare for the survival.)
Let's make a place to build a fire.
It's a brazier.
(They gather rocks to secure a place to build a fire.)
We have firewood.
Let's gather firewood over there.
(They gather dry firewood around the base.)
- Take them up. - There is a lot.
(Working hard)
(Heave-ho)
There is a lot.
There is a lot over here.
(They also get New Zealand flax to be laid on the floor.)
It's easy to cut it.
(Cutting)
(One shot, one kill)
(They move in perfect order and work fast.)
The sun is scorching.
Shall we make a shade?
We can tie a rope from here to there.
(Byung Man, the master of New Zealand flax)
Then...
(Split New Zealand flax in half.)
we can tie the ends...
and hang it on the rope.
(Tie end ends and hang it on the rope.)
It will be like a curtain.
That's right. Hang it on the rope.
Once we have it,
it will block the wind from that side.
You are right.
- You have mountain rope, right? - Oh, you tied it.
Mountain rope.
(Secure the rope on both sides.)
Hang it over here.
There you go.
Be careful.
(The ends are secured on the rocks.)
On the rope,
- hang the New Zealand flax. - Hang it.
Hang it.
If we continue on,
- it will be a curtain. - A curtain.
(Hang New Zealand flax on the rope.)
- You tie the ends, right? - Yes.
(Throwing)
(They hang and hang.)
(Sliding)
Gosh, it really is a curtain.
It sounds like one.
- Do I do this? - Yes.
(A day at the New Zealand flax curtain factory)
(They split New Zealand flax in half without a break.)
Watch it.
(Here is more work.)
(Here is another pile.)
This isn't easy.
(Handicraft isn't easy.)
(Tie the ends.)
(Hand it over.)
(Hang it.)
(The factory keeps going.)
Are these four okay?
Yes, they are nice.
(They hang haphazardly since they are busy.)
Just hang them.
(They break out of forms and ideas.)
(It's the birth of a house that will change the paradigm.)
My goodness.
No.
This is enough.
Let's stop.
(They could work on the curtain all night long.)
This is enough.
(Let's see the house.)
Gosh, what is this?
Excuse me.
Who are you?
(Sir, you can't barge in.)
More than I expected,
it's tight and heavy.
Since New Zealand flax added weight,
it comes down to my ankles and blocks out the wind.
I am hungry.
- Am I the only one? - I am hungry, too.
(Their stomachs grumble.)
- Aren't you hungry? - I am hungry.
I can see why they say it's easy to get hungry here.
Let's go to the sea and see what's there.
Let's go as a group. We did this as a group.
Let's do everything as a group.
Let's go and see as a group.
- Let's go. - Okay.
- Let's go. - Hurry.
- Hurry. - Let's go.
- Let's go. Hurry up. Right now. - Hurry up.
Let's go.
- Let's go. - Let's get it.
(They follow the steep cliff to the coast.)
(The red spot is the survival place. The blue spot is the destination.)
(Chief Byung Man leads the Tribe to the water.)
It was at low tide at that time.
Once the tide gets high,
we can't approach it.
We had to find something during that time,
so we put everything aside.
As soon as I saw the low tide, I ran to the water.
(He sprints down the steep hill.)
How is he running down the hill?
He's down there already.
(If not now, we have to wait 12 more hours.)
He's so fast.
Hurry up!
(Behind Byung Man are...)
(the experienced members.)
Where did he go?
Where is Byung Man?
(Byung Man is already by the coast.)
There he is.
(He falls in.)
He'll hold your hand in the front, and I'll hold you in the back.
Oh, my goodness.
(They hold on to each other and move a step at a time.)
This even stings.
This is no joke.
- Hold on. This is slippery. - Yes, you can go first.
(They go down carefully...)
(but they're still far away.)
Everybody is doing the same.
- This is slippery. - Okay.
It's really slippery.
(Crawling)
How do we get back up?
This is no joke.
We were going down toward the water...
but it was so steep,
so it was kind of tough.
Luckily, Bo Min and Ki Young...
took care of me,
so I went down safely.
(The first group is by the water already.)
(Exclaiming)
(Cheering)
(Once you come down the steep cliff, there's an open ocean.)
(Goodness)
This is nice.
(Their hopes rise.)
It was low tide,
so you could see the beach.
I felt like we'd gain something.
(They enjoy the ocean.)
(I hope you catch something.)
(Byung Man is exploring before he has any time to enjoy the water.)
(What are these black rocks?)
(He approaches it.)
(He picks one up.)
Net!
(He calls over the Tribe.)
What is it?
(What did Byung Man find?)
Only take the big ones.
- Only the big ones? - Yes, like this one.
These are mussels.
Mussels?
(The big rock is covered by small mussels.)
- Relatively big ones? - About this size.
(Underneath the small mussels are...)
These ones?
(are the big ones.)
It has to be bigger. They're better.
New Zealand is a country rich in seafood.
We didn't have to worry about food.
(This is the gift of Tasman's low tide.)
Look. Go there.
This is it. This is what you need to gather.
(They go in the water looking for bigger mussels.)
There you go.
Come here!
You have to pick these.
These are huge too.
- Are they big? - Yes. Look.
We have 1,000 mussels.
- We can have a few thousand. - I've never picked this many.
If we get hungry, we can come down and get some more.
I know.
I've never done this in my life.
I've never picked such big mussels.
(This is the first time in 9 years since the start of the show.)
This is the first time.
We just have to...
pick them.
What is that? Where?
- Mussel. - Where is it?
They're stuck on the rock.
Big mussels.
They are green mussels.
They're all green mussels.
These ones are popular.
Green mussels.
Sung Kwang, put these in a bag.
(The Chief tosses the mussels,)
(and Sung Kwang collects them.)
People are in the water already.
(He collects the mussels.)
(Underneath the rocks are...)
I thought they were abalones.
The ones on the bottom are bigger.
(These mussels are a lot bigger.)
The ones on the bottom are big. They're huge.
(The Chief goes deeper in the water looking for bigger mussels.)
(The water is so cold that it makes him wail.)
They're coming off.
Where are you, Byung Man?
(Sung Hee and Sung Kwang run after his cry.)
- What is it? - What is it?
What is it?
- Is there a shark? - What are you doing?
- What is it? - Conch.
- Conch? - Conch.
Conch.
- Where? - Conch.
These are all conchs.
This too.
(This is a paradise full of conchs as well as mussels.)
Conch.
(Sung Hee picks some conchs as well.)
(I got one as well.)
These conchs look tasty.
(Julien gets ready to dive in the water.)
(He goes underwater...)
(looking for big conchs.)
It made me ecstatic...
to see the numerous mussels studded on the rocks.
There were conchs in between as well.
This was a seafood paradise.
(The ocean has two faces.)
Because of the mussels and the conchs,
I started thinking this was a hope-filled survival ground.
I've never collected so many conchs in the jungle before.
Put the conchs together.
Let's wash these here.
Let's wash and put them back in here.
Wash the outside?
All right. On the bottom?
(They wash off the mud before the tide rises.)
When will we wash all of them?
(When will they finish?)
(They're busy washing off the mud...)
(but Kyung Joon is still looking for mussels.)
From my experience,
if you only eat clams, you get hungry.
(I'm still hungry.)
I got one.
They keep coming.
Kyung Joon, stop collecting more.
(Stop collecting more mussels.)
Stop collecting more. Wash them.
This is not much.
(They told him not to collect more mussels.)
We need to eat more.
(He's sweeping all the conchs now.)
Where is Kyung Joon?
Stop getting more!
(Stop getting more conchs.)
Stop getting more.
Where is he?
I think he went to get some more.
(We're going to be hungry later.)
- Stop it, Kyung Joon. - Is he over there...
because he doesn't want to wash these?
He says...
he always washes dishes at home.
He doesn't want to wash more stuff here.
(Honey, it's not that I don't want to wash dishes.)
He doesn't want to wash stuff here.
(Byung Man is checking the tide.)
The tide is coming in now.
It's coming in really fast.
(The tide rose by a lot in a short while.)
It really has two faces.
It's so beautiful. It's pleasant as well.
Then when the tide comes in,
it turns rough.
They were busy collecting mussels and conchs,
and the tide starts to rise.
Before the water turns more rough,
they decide to return to the survival place.
(They hurry back to the survival place.)
I can't see our house.
- How far do we have to go? - I know.
I'm scared to go up.
(It'll take another 500 years to get back home.)
Let's go.
(They go back with both hands full.)
I'm tired. This is not good.
(He's walking on all fours.)
- Give me one. - It's all right.
Give me one.
(Are these mussels or a dumbbell?)
We can share the load.
(Why did we get so many of them?)
My legs feel weak.
Don't you agree?
You'll feel strong again once you eat.
Really?
I'm thirsty.
(They don't like it.)
(Panting)
(They finally arrive at the survival place.)
(Gosh, I'm going to die.)
The main dish is coming.
(Staggering)
This way.
- No, no. People are on this side. - People on this side?
(They need to replenish their energy.)
Let's see if this can be...
heartier than any other dishes we have in restaurants.
Let's pour them here.
Shall we?
Let's pour mussels first.
This net might be ripped off.
(They're adding all the mussels in a big iron pot.)
- Did you bring this pot? - It won't fit.
It's amazing.
You'll have your own know-hows after going through this once.
- It won't fit. - The pot's too small.
It will fit.
We only had few pieces of these.
(Generous amount of mussels)
- Oh, my goodness. - We'll have a feast!
(Incredible)
- Oh, my goodness. - We'll have a feast!
- Put these back in the pot. - All right.
Look at its size. It's huge.
It's totally from nature.
I'm starving.
It will be seasoned with this.
Yes, it's salty.
It's amazing.
Does it work as a steamer?
That's right. We're steaming them.
(How will these super-sized steamed mussels taste like?)
It's huge.
Yes, it will take some time.
Next week.
(They're challenging against the Sea of Two Faces.)
(Byung Man, Seung Soo and Ki Young are up for this.)
(But it's very dim down there.)
(Making the impossible possible)
(Nobody can stop these guys.)
(Stepping on the Land of Mystery)
(They find a mysterious cave.)
(It feels somewhat eerie in the cave.)
(What will happen in this cave?)
This one is huge.
(The Law of Jungle in Tasman)