Last week on the hardcore survival of The Law of Jungle in Myanmar.
(They got catfish the hard way.)
With an iron will, the Athlete Team got catfish...
as well as sugar canes.
Regardless of the high level of hiking,
Three Iron Men got...
a lot of shrimps and fruits.
Here it is.
Finally, the 43rd Tribe is about to meet together.
Will they show...
their amazing surviving skills as hot body masters?
(Survival place at 7pm)
- We should grill a fish with this. - This is amazing.
I'm ready to cook, but I don't have the ingredients.
I know.
The kitchen is set.
- Have you been well? - My goodness.
(Three of the Tribe members make appearances at the right time.)
- Hello. - My goodness.
What? You got food.
- What's that? - We got fish!
- What is this? - Hello.
We finally got this.
- My goodness. - Did you fish?
- Yes, I caught it by fishing. - Really?
I spoke casually without noticing it...
even when I meet you for the first time.
(They became best friends in just one day.)
We all spoke casually to each other today.
I'm sure you have been working so hard somewhere else too.
- You must have worked hard. - Right.
It felt like you and I worked together.
- I feel so familiar too. - That's right.
- You can speak casually with us. - Really?
I don't think I can speak casually with you.
(You are at somewhere higher, that's all)
Look at how he hugs me.
Can you show me your face?
Like this? Here.
I feel so close to him already.
- Right. - You two are friends now.
- Hello. - You are back.
- Hello. - Hello.
- What's that? - We are back.
- Hello. - Welcome back.
- Hello. - It's nice to see them again...
after spending separate times.
- No one appeared empty-handed. - You brought so many gifts.
We got this on the way here.
- How did you get it? - We got shrimps.
- Goodness. - Shrimps?
- This is a jackfruit. - My goodness.
These are lemons.
- Gosh. - These are lemons.
It's so nice.
It's nice that nobody came empty-handed.
I know. We all brought something.
Now that they're all together, it became uproarious.
With all these things that each team got,
they're going to have a hearty meal.
We look forward to a feast tonight.
- Right? - It wasn't there.
You can have that now. It has some smells.
But it will be quite bland.
- You can leave it for a few days. - Have one bite of that.
Then have a bite of this sugar cane.
- You are a genius. - I know.
- You can enjoy it. - Right.
Let's do it this way. Why don't you cut that...
and squeeze the sugar cane water on top of the jackfruit?
- This tastes good. - You can soak it for a while.
(It sounds great.)
We can trim the fish.
I made a fire pot there.
We can make a skewer and grill it inside the pot.
You can grill it as it spins.
(It sounds perfect.)
- My goodness. - Let's get this much first.
Let's make a cutting board by cutting this wood.
(This man quietly approaches the wood.)
(Have you ever heard of...)
(Hip-hop Papillon?)
(He's so good at this.)
(Sean starts sawing of generosity...)
(so that the Tribe can have dinner.)
(Sean donates his skills and muscles.)
(Sean quickly saws...)
(the tree trunk.)
This part is hot.
(You can feel the warmth of Sean's heart with this.)
Goodness.
Is there an ax?
An ax?
(Were you looking for this ax?)
(Hip-hop Ancestor brings the ax.)
Could you make this part flat?
Please trim and make it neat.
You can trim it from this side.
(Are you watching this, Dok2?)
(This is real swag.)
(Sean passionately starts to wield an ax.)
(Hitting an offbeat)
(Maybe it isn't working well.)
Sean, try with this.
All right.
(That's right. I need a bigger ax.)
(Crackling)
(My gosh, I can't do it well.)
- You're not good at an ax. - I know.
(Is he donating his smile?)
Please be careful.
Okay.
(Sean misses it.)
(Embarrassed)
I'm not good at this.
That's a piece of new information.
(A 48-year-old man, a father of 4, Hip-hop Ancestor, Sean)
(Let's go, Ancestor.)
I got it.
We both are tired because we kept using the ax.
- That's what it is. - He's been chopping this alone.
You were sawing for both sides.
(Byung Man is here to help Sean.)
(Hitting precisely)
(I should help too.)
(Byung Man can ax it faster because Sean's holding it.)
(The chopping board soon got flat.)
(Byung Man is the ultimate helper of all situations in the jungle.)
(This is what I saw on TV.)
(Byung Man's skillful sawing)
I think this should be okay.
- I'll trim it some more. - Just this part.
Has anyone trimmed fish before?
Me.
Goodness. You trimmed fish before?
There's a lot of work to do because I brought a knife.
Soo Ah can trim that fish over there.
- Should I trim the fish? - Yes, please.
You already have a knife.
While you are at it, please trim the fish for us.
- Bring the fish. - Yes, ma'am.
(Strong Sun Min is here to help Soo Ah.)
My gosh. Let's go.
(Flopping)
(The catfish is still fresh.)
It's not dead yet?
(Staring)
(Iron Arm, you go ahead.)
(Me?)
(Sung Min is the designated trimmer now.)
Grab it. You can't trim it?
(Sung Min can't trim the fish.)
You want me to take it off?
We should make it faint.
You're fearless. You should do it.
- Me first? - Right. You are fearless.
Grab this part like this.
Then hit the head hard.
- Hit it hard? - Make it faint.
I'll hit it hard.
(My friend, you know who I am, don't you?)
(He's Korea's best wing spiker)
(He's the one who can hit the ball at 123km per hour.)
(Nobody can hit something as hard as him.)
I'll hit it hard.
(Let's do it.)
(Screaming)
(He hits it like a girl.)
Did it faint?
(No, it did not.)
No. You should hit it harder.
Let me do it.
(I'll show you what trimming is.)
Wait a second.
(Hitting)
Wait a second.
(Shouting)
(This is how you trim fish.)
(I just get scared like that.)
(Clenching teeth)
(After crying, he's now sweating.)
(Grinning)
(You got it, right?)
It's done.
(Soo Ah's done trimming the fish.)
- Should I move over there? - Yes.
- My goodness. - Yes, it's done.
You know what?
Marshmallows on skewers are really good.
My goodness.
- Marshmallows. - Right.
My kids love it that way.
Marshmallows get chewy when they are grilled.
My kids love them.
This is really the first time since I got married...
that I'm apart from my family for a week.
I miss my wife and my kids.
(Ha Eum, Ha Rang, Ha Yul, Ha El)
My kids love it...
when I grill marshmallows for them.
- Like this. - Goodness.
- Let's keep... - My goodness.
Let's keep spinning it.
My goodness. This is amazing.
(He puts shrimp skewers in the fire pot.)
This is amazing. It's absolutely great.
(Woo Jin and Hong Seok trim the sugar canes.)
(Trimming)
(Steamed jackfruit with sugar cane)
(1. Peel off the sugar cane skin.)
Goodness. You are so smart.
I couldn't even think of this way.
- You can squeeze it like this. - How did you think of squeezing?
Here.
(Iron Arm stands by.)
(Then he's making a final effort to squeeze the sugar cane.)
Keep squeezing.
(He tries his best to squeeze all the sugar sap.)
Goodness.
- Gosh, he's good! - There's the squeeze.
It's 100 percent sugar cane.
Then we put the flesh in the pot.
Pour it here.
(Remove the jackfruit seeds and pour sugar cane concentrate on it.)
It's good.
You have to boil it down for a long time to make it better.
Exactly.
- This is wonderful. - The fruit tastes good too.
(3 dishes are ready to be cooked over the fire pot.)
- BM. - Yes.
Why are you called BM?
My English name is Matthew,
and I was always a big child,
so BM is an abbreviation for Big Matthew.
- Is that right? - Yes.
Hey.
- That's Byung Man. - BM.
From now on, I'll be Byung Man Junior.
Yes, I'm BM too.
BM Senior and BM Junior.
BM.
- Byung Man. - BM.
(Let's do this, BM Junior.)
Can you eat that fish?
- Sorry? - Yes?
Can I eat it? I'm so proud of this fish.
(Their first dish is catfish skewers.)
- There's so much flesh. - I'm okay. Let's go.
We can eat this now.
- Take that off. - It looks good.
(The fish has been cooked nicely.)
Is that cooked well?
(He's about to open it.)
- I'm looking forward to it. - Put it down here.
I'm so excited.
Thank you to those who caught it.
You'll be in trouble if you drop it.
I know. I'll become everybody's enemy.
Give him some. Give some to the Chief.
Give him some and cut this in half.
- Pass it on. - I can't believe I'm holding this.
- Pass it on. - Pass it on.
(They deliver the fish carefully as if it's a briquette.)
Go ahead.
(He rips off a piece.)
- Take it off. - Have this.
Take a big piece.
It's good.
Here.
It's so good.
(He feeds others first.)
(Enjoy.)
This doesn't smell.
(When BM Senior eats, BM Junior eats as well.)
- Hold on. - The wing.
- There's bone. - Here?
(Exclaiming)
Gosh.
It's good.
Is it good?
(They exclaim one after the other.)
This is savory.
- Did you all eat? - This is really good.
- This is really good. - It is.
- I can taste the lime. - You squeezed the lime well.
It doesn't smell at all.
Goodness.
(I'm happy I fished.)
I don't want to swallow it yet.
- I keep chewing. - Right.
- This is good. - It's like chewing gum.
I'll chew for two hours.
(There's too little, so he doesn't want to swallow it.)
- I keep chewing. - It's fine.
I know something that tastes like this.
(She eats the flesh on the skin.)
This is good.
That might be too bright.
Come here.
I'm coming.
It's red.
- Should we flip it? - Yes.
I think this is ready too.
(They take the shrimp from the fire pot.)
- Shrimp. - Shrimp? Hold on.
Shrimp first. Chief.
(He starts sharing again.)
Be careful. It's hot.
(It's a tiny shrimp. How does it taste?)
- Doesn't it look like a persimmon? - It does.
- It doesn't smell. - It doesn't?
It's salty already.
(It's small but salty.)
Good.
There's enough for everybody.
(BMs have a similar appetite.)
- How cute. - This is good.
- It's good. - Is it good?
It is. Eat the whole thing.
- This is a snack. - Shrimp?
(It's crunchy.)
- It's the shrimp snack. - Shrimp snack.
This is savory.
(It's crunchy and savory.)
It's a snack.
(The shrimps are small but they contain everything.)
You have to eat the whole head.
This is awesome.
- This is the last one. - Eat it. It's okay.
It's yours.
(I'm going to eat every last bit.)
This is good.
Is this number one?
That's the biggest one.
- This... - Can we eat it?
You can eat it.
- Can we? - I wonder how it tastes.
Should we eat this?
- Should we eat? - Yes.
Let's eat.
I wonder how it tastes.
Eat this. It's sweet.
(Soo Ah takes a bite cautiously.)
It tastes like sweet potato. It's good!
- Is it good? - It's good!
It's not supposed to taste like this, right?
It's hot.
(Gosh)
(She's speechless. She covers her mouth.)
How does it taste like this?
(The sugar cane created it.)
- This is unbelievable. - We poured it in.
Because of the sugar cane?
That's why it's sweet.
Try it.
This is really good. Try it.
(It's small but happiness spreads in their mouths.)
Goodness.
There's hardly enough.
I'm happy as long as it's good.
That was so good.
(The canteen is completely empty.)
The eel will be the cherry on top.
Did you really see eels?
- Eels? - Was it there?
- Yes, there are eels and catfish. - Really?
(Woo Jin went to get some water during the day.)
(There are many catfish and eels.)
Really?
(I know they're often found in muddy water.)
- Here! - Catch it!
(It's a similar environment to the Madagascar season in 2012.)
(Half of the water was filled with eels.)
(They caught 6 strong and flexible eels.)
- Eels. - I'll catch some.
(I still remember it clearly.)
- Let's go. - We'll be back.
They're hoping to catch many eels...
- like they had in Madagascar. - Let's catch some.
Byung Man's Tribe leaves to look for eels before it gets too dark.
Will they experience the glory again?
Let's catch!
(They're ambitious.)
We got this.
- There will be eels here. - Hold me.
(They arrive at the hunting spot.)
I should have carried my volleyball.
In order for us to survive,
we have to eat well.
I was determined to catch them.
I have the record for the fastest serve.
(He'll aim for eels today.)
I wasn't starving anymore...
but I was still hungry.
As soon as I heard that there were eels,
I couldn't sit still.
We had to go and catch them.
(Hong Seok naturally has a good physique.)
(Do you want to catch eels with me?)
We can't fail...
and go back empty-handed.
I was ready to die to catch them.
From now on, I'll be Byung Man Junior.
Let's catch them!
(These 3 men with great physique are ready to catch some eels.)
Let's go!
We need someone who catches the eel outside.
We'll toss it.
(Sae Bom and Soo Ah will search and support in the back.)
I'll catch it.
(This man moves quietly.)
It was past 2am,
and we went to catch eels.
We were determined to catch them.
- Okay! - Where?
(He felt the intensity and thrill in Madagascar.)
(I caught it with my hands. It was too slippery.)
It was too slippery.
I'll catch and toss it.
I'll toss it on the mud.
(Madagascar again.)
In this.
Let's have an eel party.
It's slippery.
Sometimes,
the eels hit your legs.
Don't be too startled.
- Don't cry, Sung Min. - Is that right?
He might cry.
It's okay if it rains.
What's this?
- Is it mud? - Yes.
Be careful.
- Are you scared, BM? - No.
Can you move this?
Hold on.
We can't move too much and dirty the water.
- Really? - Yes.
They might hit your legs,
so don't make too much noise.
(They hold their breaths and focus on finding eels.)
(She's hawk-eyed.)
They're found in stagnant water.
- Will we find any? - Yes.
There. Is this a conch?
Hold on.
- There's something moving. - Are you talking about this?
Is this it?
- This. - This is right.
This?
Do you see this? Hold on. Don't dirty the water.
Are you talking about this? It's right in front of us.
- This. - This.
Did you bring the net?
- Net. Bring it. - Net.
Toss it.
(Tossing)
(Nice pass)
Where is it?
Here.
(Good luck, Woo Jin.)
This...
Oh, my goodness.
(Come on, eel.)
(What did he get?)
It's big.
- It's just mud. - Is it mud?
(It's only mud.)
(Goodness)
It rained,
so I think they're by the edges.
Okay.
- Let's look in the sides. - Are you good?
- I don't see any. - I can't see them.
Did any of you feel the eels swimming by your legs?
- No. - I only feel the mud.
(They shine the flashlight but they don't see any eels.)
Where are eels?
I think...
Here!
- Where? - There's one.
Here!
- Where? - There's one.
- Where? - It went that way.
- Which way? - This way. It went down.
It went down?
(They check underneath the water with a camera.)
(Swimming)
(Something is moving.)
(It's an eel.)
(There's the giant silhouette of an eel in the murky water.)
It brushed past and swam by.
Is that right? We'll make a big circle.
Why don't I see it?
I'm sorry. I'm occupied.
(They continue searching for eels.)
(They look everywhere thoroughly.)
It was muddy water,
so we couldn't see anything at all.
(They can't see inside the muddy water.)
We couldn't see eels. We couldn't see the bottom at all.
Eels are usually found...
in those areas,
but I couldn't even feel them brush against my legs.
Maybe they took shelter because it rained.
It was a bad condition.
I don't know where they hid. I think they went somewhere.
They probably dug inside.
I know but we should feel them underneath our feet.
(It's like looking for a needle in a haystack.)
(Show me your faces, eels.)
Let's try cornering them.
- Okay. - Let's...
One person can...
hold this,
and the three of us can steer the water.
I'll hold it.
(Hong Seok holds on to the net. The rest move to the other side.)
Corner it.
(She cheers them on.)
We'll start from here. We're coming.
Okay.
Go there. Be careful.
(Woo Jin takes the lead like a veteran.)
(Sung Min is serious.)
I'll walk this way.
(BM is serious.)
(They're going to steer the eels.)
Let's go.
Come on out.
This won't be easy.
(They soothe the water...)
(with earnestness.)
(They steer the eels toward the narrow end.)
(What will happen?)
Come on out.
Come on out. There's nothing.
(It's empty.)
(This is not easy.)
It's too bad.
(What do we do now?)
- The rain is getting heavier. - Yes.
(The rain starts to pick up.)
Let's catch it.
- Okay. - Let's do this.
- Let's do this. - Let's do this.
Let's do this.
(Sung Min wakes himself up.)
I'm an athlete...
who still plays the game.
This won't do. I thought I should do something.
(Sung Min)
(He's competitive when it comes to winning.)
(He's a volleyball king who tries his best until the end.)
(I never give up!)
Corner it.
(He splashes with his long torso and arms.)
(He does the work of 100 people.)
- Good luck! - Corner it.
You can do it.
Let's go.
Let's go!
(Come here.)
There has to be one.
(However,)
(there's nothing again.)
(I don't like eels.)
(They search again without being discouraged.)
That. That.
It looks like a snake.
That. It looks like a snake.
- Where? - Down the stream.
- Down the stream? - It was down there.
- Where? - It's there!
- Corner it. - Hold on.
No, corner it.
(Let's hurry.)
Which way?
- Hold on. - What is it?
(They follow the bends down the stream.)
- What's that? - What is it?
(The cameraman hurries after as well.)
- Hold on. - This is awesome.
- Where? - Where is it?
- This is awesome. - Hold on.
(This is totally awesome.)
This?
There are 2. No, 3.
- Hold on. - This is awesome! There are three!
(The eels are gathered down the stream in a small corner.)
- This is awesome! - Catch them. Hurry!
- Lift them. - You punk!
(Slipping)
Where did it go?
(This one slips as well.)
(He tries to toss it out but it keeps on slipping.)
There's one here. Here!
There.
(Woo Jin tossed one out.)
Where? Did you get it?
You didn't throw any.
(Throwing)
- I caught it! - You did it.
Where is it?
(The eels move fast in the thicket.)
Catch it.
- Where? - Here.
(He catches it with the net.)
You did it.
(Wiggling)
- Hold it like that. - Okay, I'm holding it.
(It tries to get away with force.)
(Where do you think you're going?)
(Woo Jin holds on to the eel and resists.)
Keep holding it.
Put it in here.
(There you go.)
- Did you catch it? - I did!
(It's perfect teamwork between Woo Jin and Hong Seok.)
- We caught it! - We caught it!
(They finally capture the eel.)
- We caught it! - We caught it!
(They're super proud.)
We caught it.
Did you get the one I tossed out?
I'll take it like this.
- It's getting away. - Where is it?
- It's getting away. - Here.
I'll do it.
(Meanwhile, Sung Min is getting ready to toss one too.)
- Throw it like a volleyball. - Okay.
(Like this?)
Okay.
You did it!
(He finally...)
(tossed it!)
- I caught it! - Where is it?
(BM Junior runs to it quickly.)
- This is amazing! - Where did it go?
- Where is it? - Where did it go?
BM caught it, but it got away.
Hold on.
- It's like a snake. - Hold on.
(He's disappointed.)
Here's another one!
Let's put it directly in the plastic bag.
- Should we do that? - Here.
(It's Woo Jin's turn to step up!)
(It goes in.)
(1 shot, 1 kill)
(They seized 2 eels so far!)
They look like snakes.
Hello?
There's one wiggling around.
Right?
- I tossed one earlier. - Around me.
We lost it. I know.
Here it is.
- Move. - Hold on.
Catch it.
(Woo Jin hurriedly runs over.)
(His hunter instinct comes alive.)
- This is awesome. - I can't see.
No.
There. There!
- There you go. - Oh, gosh.
(He's tenacious like Iron Palm.)
There you go! You caught it!
You caught it.
Okay, okay.
(Grabbing)
He caught it.
(Woo Jin is a tenacious late-blooming hunter.)
- This is awesome. - You threw your body.
(They seized 3 eels in total!)
- I'll put it in. - Let's go!
I'll put it in here.
He's seasoned in the jungle.
(He approves of Woo Jin's skills.)
(He's emotional.)
He's seasoned.
Sung Min and Woo Jin are ace members.
(Sung Min and Woo Jin are jungle ace members.)
I felt so much respect for them when they caught the eels.
I felt how much experience makes a difference.
He expertly caught the eels and put them in the bag.
He led the whole operation.
He looked different. He was awesome.
(Woo Jin ended the hunt with his boiling hunter instincts.)
Let's just say you caught them.
This is so heartwarming.
I can't say that.
Veterans don't die.
Thanks to Woo Jin's performance as an ace member...
and the overflowing passion of the rookie hunters,
they successfully catch eels in the heavy rain.
I'm very proud of the young members.
(Great work, everybody.)
(It starts to rain heavily by the survival place.)
It's starting to pick up.
There's nowhere to sleep.
I know. It's bad inside.
Water collected inside.
(Their home flooded with water abruptly.)
This is chaos.
Let's dig with a shovel so that the water doesn't flow more.
Dig this area.
It gives water a place to go.
(They decide to fix the drain for the heavy rain.)
We need to make a waterway.
- Toward outside? - Yes.
(They're making a waterway...)
(so that the water doesn't collect in an area.)
(Please come this way.)
(The older members keep advancing forward.)
(They're finished with building a drain.)
- I have a good idea. - What is it?
If we put leaves on top,
it creates layers. The water will flow down.
- That's good. - Wouldn't that be better?
We can't do anything about the water that's already collected.
Right.
I should cut a branch with a saw.
(He finds branches with many leaves.)
(He collects...)
(the ingredients.)
I'll lay this on the bottom.
(The big branches will go on the bottom.)
(He presses down on them.)
It's raining, so it's tough.
Yes, this is...
a totally unexpected situation.
- How do you feel? - Pardon?
- How do you feel? - Well, this is life.
I'm so thankful...
that there are ways to make it better.
When we turn all the lights off, it turns dark.
Once you open the door slightly, the light comes in,
and it gets bright. As such,
in any difficult situation, you only need one thing to be thankful about,
and the situation changes.
(He overcomes hardship with gratitude.)
(They make a bed out of leaves with gratitude.)
We're back.
Did you catch anything? How many?
- I think 3? - 3?
(There are 3.)
What did you use to catch it?
- We caught it with our hands. - Who?
We all toss them out together.
Woo Jin led the hunt.
He was the best at it.
- Isn't it big? - It's really big.
Look how thick it is.
- Awesome. - What's that?
This?
Is it something new?
- Yes, it is. - It's ready.
(Late night snack for those who went hunting)
- Here. - Goodness.
It smells good.
(Jackfruit soaked in sugar cane)
Try it.
You can feel the roasted flavor.
We roasted it for a long time.
Thank you.
(The sweet flavor warms up the cold body.)
Is it good?
Yes.
(Sung Min takes a bite.)
- Isn't it amazing? - Yes.
It melts.
(It melts.)
It's like eating a sweet potato.
Roasted sweet potato.
Was it raining a lot when you were catching eels?
Yes, it was.
- It was terrible here. - I see.
It's all flooded here.
So we brought branches, bamboo leaves,
and all kind of leaves over here.
This much.
I regret that...
I didn't make the floor with more care.
(Sung Min goes to the leafy bed.)
This side should be a bit better.
It's like a water bed.
- It's a water bed. - Yes.
(Damp)
- Nine people should sleep here. - I don't think we can sleep here.
- I'll get up. - Like this.
Sung Min and I can sleep sitting down.
- Come here. - Here?
We'll each put one leg forward like this.
- Then sit down on my knee. - Like this?
- Yes, on my knee. - We'll both sit down.
That's going to be hard.
- It's comfortable. - It's really comfy.
This is comfy.
(A little embarrassing, but comfortable)
Both sit on the other person's lap.
- Isn't it comfortable? - Yes, very comfortable.
It's so comfy.
It's really comfortable to sit like this.
I think we should give up on sleeping.
It's almost 5am already.
(It's 5am. The sun is slowly rising.)
By the way, the bamboos over there...
have great leaves.
(Cutting)
- Don't spread them out. - Okay.
Just plop all of them down.
- Should I just throw them down? - Yes.
As long as something doesn't poke your back, it's okay.
The sun is rising already.
(The Chief, Dong Hyun, and Sung Min...)
(are making a better leaf bed.)
(They worked ceaselessly to upgrade the leafy bed.)
- Will you sleep here? - It's not uncomfortable.
- I'll lie down. - Should I move it here?
(Soft)
I think I need to get some sleep.
(They all lie down one by one.)
You're finally lying down.
I just feel like I've become dirt.
I'm reminded of all the things I'm grateful for.
How much more should I be thankful?
For having a house that shelters me from rain.
I'm grateful for everything.
I realized it after Sean said it.
Having a roof over my head and a bed beneath my back...
are things I should be really grateful for.
Goodness, they're going through such a tough time.
However, like Sean said,
they're learning to be thankful through hardships.
Fortunately, it stopped raining and a rainbow appeared.
(A morning with a rainbow)
(Sawing)
(Who is this?)
(Glancing over)
(Sean is the first to wake up.)
(What is he doing so early in the morning?)
(Fire?)
(The first thing Sean does in the morning is to start a fire.)
Someone has to do this.
As the eldest, I did it, so the others wouldn't worry.
(Let's see.)
(What else can I do to help?)
(There are so many things for Sean to do here.)
(Cheer up, guys.)
(Rustling)
(Sean takes care of the others in case they're cold.)
(The second thing Sean does in the morning is to help others.)
(Thanks, Sean.)
(Let's see.)
(He sees tools that are scattered everywhere.)
Chief Byung Man can work more quickly...
if the tools are organized.
(The third thing Sean does in the morning is to organize.)
What a waste.
(Scraping)
I'm scraping the burnt food...
so we can make breakfast in this.
So I'm cleaning it.
(The sound of Sean doing the dishes)
(What are you doing?)
(Are you awake?)
This is terrible.
My hair is so greasy.
This is a real reality TV show.
This is terrible. They're filming me as soon as I wake up.
(This is the bare face of Hong Soo Ah.)
- As soon as you wake up. - Goodness.
Was I sleeping? Did I sleep?
I need to reserve some energy,
so I won't do it too hard.
I'll have a light morning exercise.
I'll probably keep exercising and running in the jungle.
I think I'll be doing something when the others are asleep.
I'll show you how to exercise...
in the jungle, in a situation like this.
(The fifth thing Sean does in the morning is to exercise.)
(You can easily do this.)
(He does 5 sets of 20 push-ups.)
(Sean never gets tired.)
(Let's go.)
Plank for three minutes.
(3 sets of 1-minute plank)
(Set 1)
(He takes a short break.)
I'm doing a morning exercise in Myanmar.
(He takes another break.)
(He does 3 sets.)
(Shaking)
I'm not shaking, but the camera is.
(The camera is puzzled.)
If you can follow me and do this,
you can survive in the jungle, got it?
Please follow me.
(Is he done with exercising?)
What's that?
Anything can be used as exercise equipment.
Last night we used this as a cutting board.
I'll show you how this can turn into...
exercise equipment.
(Laughing)
- A morning exercise? - Yes.
He's the best. He's the best at self-management.
I'll show you which muscle is getting used.
- Like this. - Goodness.
(He shows off his muscles.)
This way, you can copy me.
I'm going to hold this up.
This way, you can focus more on these biceps.
Breath in.
(Biceps between the shoulder and the elbow)
(Biceps are often used when lifting things.)
(Muscular)
(Put your elbows next to the side. Lift it up after a short break.)
I'm working on the triceps.
(Old-school style of shooting)
(The cameraman is working hard.)
(Ending with the signature angle from the 1990s)
(Please stop it now.)
The Law of Jungle in Myanmar, 90's style.
(What's with him?)
He keeps working out.
(Like this)
(He checks on his body too.)
(Giggling)
People who work out...
check on their abs to see if they are still there.
(Will he show his muscles this morning too?)
I won't show you.
(I'm not showing you my muscles.)
(The Tribe gets up as Sean's done with working out.)
(Good morning.)
(Sleepy)
I'm starving.
I'm getting hungry.
We should do it like how we did it earlier.
Let's cut it into four pieces.
- Like this too. - Right.
Four pieces.
- Make four pieces. - All right.
(Breathing out)
(He starts cutting the bamboo.)
(I've been working out for today.)
(He easily cuts them into four pieces.)
Now, people call me...
as Little Byung Man.
I'm Byung Man Junior now.
I felt responsible for my nickname.
(Shout my name, BM!)
(Little Byung Man's performances will be continued)
What are you making?
I don't know yet.
- For the eels. - Eels?
He's going to grill them in the bamboo containers with mud.
My gosh. This is huge.
My goodness. It's still moving.
My goodness.
- This is amazing. - It's huge.
- Let me cut it. - I can't wait.
It's really big.
It's still huge even after it's cut.
It should be delicious.
It's quite fat.
It's huge.
The lotus leaf smells good.
Roll it like this.
(What is he making?)
- This is done. - Hold it.
- What? - Is it done?
- No. - Gosh.
Should we put it on skewers? Oh, the mud!
(Mud?)
There's the mud.
(Sean's curious.)
- No way. - Gosh, it's like flour.
I know. He's like the perfectionist.
(This is not "Life Perfectionist.")
- It's incredible. - We use mud a lot.
How does he do that?
(What's this mud flour for?)
I'll wrap it. I mean, I'll roll it.
(What's Byung Man's recipe?)
- It looks like gimbap. - This is amazing.
We have mud grilling in Korea too.
I wanted to grill the eels with the mud.
(Jungle Kitchen: Lotus leaf grilled eel with mud)
I wrapped the eel with the lotus leaf.
Then I wrapped it again with the mud.
I didn't let the mud touch the eel.
(To make it light without fat, he will use the heat from the mud.)
Is it done? Should we cut it along with the texture?
Then we'll cover it with the bamboo pieces.
We'll then grill it.
I've never had eels this way.
- This is why I'm doing this. - I know.
- We can have grilled eels in Korea. - I can't wait.
- I'm excited. - Me too.
I'm excited to see how it tastes.
(The historic initial step)
Let me put it.
1, 2.
Will it be like a steamed meal?
(Let's meet again after being grilled well.)
(What's Byung Man's next recipe?)
(He puts the huge eel inside the bamboo container.)
You are good.
(He has no idea what Byung Man is doing.)
Next,
I wanted to steam the eel in the bamboo container.
"How would the eel taste if it's steamed in the bamboo?"
I just tried it.
- With bamboo container. - I've never seen this before.
We're making meals with two eels.
(You can open Jungle Kitchen now.)
This one is...
- Goodness. - I'm happy.
It's like stamina food.
Put that container in that smokestack.
We'll steam it with the smoke.
My gosh, this is amazing.
I'm so excited.
(What will he do with the last eel?)
I'll do barbecue.
(Jungle Kitchen: Eel barbecue)
Gosh, not anybody can do this.
- What is he doing? - He's removing the skin.
(He may not be so fast, but he's so precise.)
This looks easy, but this is very hard to do.
My goodness. He's so good.
You remove the skin to have an eel barbecue.
(He's done working on the third eel too.)
What are you not good at?
I heard that he's not good at rapping.
(Why is Sean saying that now?)
I'm bad at rapping.
He can do everything but rap.
(Sean makes them laugh with his little joke.)
He's so good at this.
Let's grill it on the bamboo.
You can put it on top of that.
- It will taste really nice. - I know.
No.
- My gosh. It's unbelievable. - It is eel barbecue.
It's getting grilled already. My goodness.
It's getting grilled.
(The quality of Jungle Kitchen looks quite okay.)
This looks like a menu from some expensive restaurant.
With these bamboo grills.
We got this eel grilled with lotus leaf and mud.
We have the barbecue version.
Then there's one with the bamboo container.
(The eel barbecue is done first.)
The eel barbecue is ready.
This is not bone, is it?
- Bamboo grilled. - That's flesh.
(Hip-hop Ancestor is the first customer at Jungle Kitchen.)
Here you go.
Try it.
(Hot)
Is it good?
- Is it like jerky? - Yes, it's like jerky.
What's jerky?
Jerky style.
Whoever wants the tail, take it.
This is so good. Try it. It's very chewy.
It was like beef jerky.
It was very chewy.
It was so good.
I'll eat this.
All right.
(Dong Hyun takes the combat ration.)
This is amazing.
- This is amazing. - It's still moist.
It's crispy on the outside, and soft on the inside.
Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside.
- My goodness. - Try that red part.
(Is it better than the food at the training camp?)
(It's so good that he's sweating.)
- Gosh, it's delicious. - It's fantastic.
- This is really good. - It's very delicious.
- It's seasoned well too. - I washed it with salt...
to make it clean.
It looked like we had a lot of eels.
But it was so little after we grilled them.
It was gone in an instant.
- It's cooked. - It is cooked.
(Byung Man takes out the next dish.)
Goodness. We are trying the second one. Get chopsticks.
(Jungle Kitchen is ready to launch steamed eels in a bamboo container.)
Let me pull it this way.
Are you opening?
(Let's eat now.)
- My goodness. - Let's open this.
I'll open it.
- My goodness. - Open it.
- My goodness. - Goodness.
This is amazing.
(Eel to the World)
- Gosh. - Goodness.
We should eat it with chopsticks.
Goodness. It's wonderful. It's all glowing.
The bamboo shrank.
I can smell the smoke.
(The flesh sticks onto the chopsticks.)
This is...
You can have this before you work out.
- Should I try it? - Stamina food.
(Dong Hyun tries it first.)
(He's getting energized.)
(Side effect: He can get ugly.)
- How is it? Is it good? - It's really good.
- Really? - This is so good.
It's seasoned well too.
The flesh is so soft too.
This one's much better.
(The chef tries it too.)
This is so well cooked.
- I'll eat it too. - Is it good?
- This isn't a lot. - It's good.
This is good.
- Sean, try it. - Come and have it.
(Thumbs up)
It's smoked with bamboo's scent.
It's smoked.
(Smoked eel with bamboo and grills)
This is amazing.
I know.
- It's not fishy at all. - Hey!
He had a nosebleed. He worked the most.
This is good.
(He worked so hard that he had a nosebleed.)
Gosh, it just melts.
(It relieves his fatigue.)
This is so good.
- How is it? - It's good.
- Is it good? - Goodness.
Have some more.
- What? We have a situation. - What?
Is it broken?
It is broken.
- The middle part? - Yes.
- Take it out now. - I should.
Here.
(The mud in the firepot got broken.)
The eel's dropping.
Just put it there.
Don't use your hands.
I had to use my hands.
- Gosh! - No!
Let's put it on top of the stone.
Wait a second.
(Everyone was excited about the new menu.)
Look at this.
Goodness.
- Goodness. - It's still not cooked.
I think this should be okay if we take the mud off.
(Is the eel okay?)
Should we remove the mud?
- It's cooked. - Goodness.
- Look at the color. - Sean did a good job on this.
He took care of the fire pot.
It's amazing.
This is huge.
- Sean, have it. - I'm pulling it like this.
(Byung Man gives it to Sean first.)
(Sean's grateful to have it.)
This must be absolutely good.
- Is it good? - It is amazing.
(How would this eel taste with the lotus leaf and mud?)
It tastes different.
(This eel has a different flavor.)
It tastes like a steamed meal.
(The mud's far-infrared radiation nourishes it and removes toxicity.)
This is really soft like a steamed dish.
(The lotus leaf removes the fishy smell.)
We used the same ingredients, but cooked them differently.
They were all different and good.
I was using my power with an empty stomach.
When I consumed the protein,
it put myself together.
Gosh, I'm drooling.
(I'll miss you, eels.)
1 eel can make 9 of us happy.
I'll treat you all one eel each when we go back to Korea.
- Gosh. - I'll treat you.
We'll be nine times happier.
(Sean's Eel Charity Bazaar)
Imagine having one whole eel...
per person.
We finished it in a second.
You all look happy after eating.
- Right. - Totally.
We look different from yesterday.
(They feel like they can do anything.)
- Thank you for this. - Thank you.
The Tribe gained back strength...
with the three types of stamina eel dishes.
What will await them in the afternoon?
Next week.
(Exploration King Contest)
- Let's do this. - Let's go.
I'll be in charge of picking fruits from the top.
(Sung Min's tall body is the most useful one here.)
(Will he get it at one shot?)
(Dong Hyun's the most powerful one.)
(He's way too enthusiastic.)
(Stun Gun Fighter)
(Sean's the most experienced one.)
(The Iron Man never gets tired.)
(I'll do anything to share.)
(The young and ambitious men)
(Hong Seok's the fastest one.)
(Fly like a butterfly and sting like a bee.)
(BM's the most energetic one.)
- I got it! - Did you get it?
(The Law of Jungle in Myanmar)