(1st day in New York.)
(I'll try this.)
This is amazing.
(He started his eating show in the middle of the street.)
(He was a hot sauce lover.)
(His 1st delicious food in New York)
(He had a cheeseburger at the birthplace of burgers.)
(This is it.)
(He discovered his new-found love for American burgers.)
(He decided to visit all the top three burger joints.)
(He continued to shoot his eating show for the viewers.)
(His cheeks were full of food.)
(He had 5 burgers in 2 days.)
(His 2nd delicious food in New York)
(He enjoyed eating oysters.)
(He ate...)
(and ate.)
(He was in love with them.)
(This too is mine.)
(He continued his eating show.)
(The best food market in New York)
(He ate a burger once again.)
(For the past 5 days, he's been having American food.)
(What will he have for dinner today?)
- How does kimchi stew sound? - I love it.
We're at a Korean mart.
What should we buy first?
Meat? Fish? Which one?
- Meat. - Meat?
Okay.
- This is pork neck. It's good. - Pork neck.
- Do you like pork neck? - Yes.
Do you want it?
- Okay. - Okay.
Doesn't this look nice?
- "Barbecue". - Let's have this as well.
- Chuck tail flap or flat iron? - Chuck tail flap.
Chuck tail flap?
- Okay. You know what's better. - I'll put this in.
Let's look at thin flank too. They're good.
Okay.
This is very tasty.
We can have meat and sour kimchi. We'll grill them.
(But the truth is...)
You're having all of these.
(He feels guilty.)
- You can't deny it, right? - That is true.
Actually, I'm craving ramyeon as well.
- Eat everything you want. - That's enough.
Okay. Is one pack enough?
What? I love that.
- Really? - It's good.
(He looks so happy...)
(as he picks out some dumplings.)
- This is great. - We pick 88...
- I love this. - because...
- I was born in 1988. - Correct.
- I like this. - 1988 was the year of the dragon.
(How many lemons should I buy?)
(Should I buy 1 or 2?)
(He shows off a talent of his.)
- What are you doing? - They're lemons.
Are two enough?
(They buy some lemons.)
(He pays for them.)
(He's a generous producer.)
Thank you so much. Have a good night.
Have a good night.
(They return back to their lodging.)
(Hae In and Jong Geon are wearing matching t-shirts.)
(They've secretly gathered in the kitchen.)
(Hyun Soo cooked seaweed soup for breakfast.)
(He's about to cook.)
- Shall we begin? - Yes.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Cooking)
(I'm looking forward to our dinner.)
I think I should make tteokbokki in this pan.
(His main dish is tteokbokki.)
(He prepares the main ingredient, rice cakes.)
(The rice cakes are stuck together.)
I need to take them apart.
(He takes them apart by making sounds with his mouth.)
(Trembling)
(He slices the fish cakes into smaller pieces.)
(He opens the sauce with his mouth.)
(Red pepper paste)
(Adequate amount of water)
(Boil it at high heat.)
(He's focused.)
(He looks at it intently.)
(He carefully adjusts the heat.)
(This is his style of spicy tteokbokki.)
(I'm lacking something.)
I forgot one important ingredient.
What is it? Gosh, that stings.
(He chops some scallions...)
(and puts them in.)
(It looks good.)
(He tries it.)
(Munching)
- I need... - What? Is it good?
to add this.
- What? It lacks something? - I need to add this.
(Sprinkling)
Pepper?
(The secret to his tteokbokki is pepper.)
This makes it very tasty.
Everyone knows this taste.
It's really good.
What are you doing here? Go back upstairs.
- Go upstairs. - Not yet.
(They are flustered by Hyun Soo's early arrival.)
Sit there and relax.
- Drink something and relax. - Okay.
Let me film this. Is this on?
I'll film them.
I've never seen you guys cook.
(He's adjusting the heat very well.)
The heat matters the most.
Is this your style of tteokbokki?
How do others respond to your cooking?
They don't say much. We just eat.
You can find out for yourself.
Do you cook for Hae Joon on a daily basis?
Hae Joon?
We usually order in.
(In reality, they usually order in.)
I see.
Seeing you two in matching t-shirts...
with all this food in front of you...
reminds me of the workers at Smorgasburg.
Jong Geon, what are you cooking?
This will be spicy and refreshing.
It's made with seafood and vegetables.
This is spicy jjamppong with a mom's touch of ripe kimchi.
"Mom's touch" may sound scary to foreigners.
They may think we're cooking a mom.
- You shouldn't say that. - You're right.
- Then mom's homemade food. - Jong Geon is good at cooking.
- Something's off, but it's good. - But it's good.
(How are Chef Eun's cooking skills?)
(He has great chopping skills.)
(He crushes the garlic with his bare hands.)
(He's a human mortar.)
You'll be adding chili oil next.
(Olive oil, dried red pepper powder, crushed garlic, )
(Cheongyang pepper, julienned onion)
(He adds some Manila clams.)
(He shows off a fire performance.)
That's good.
(He gives the food a smoky taste.)
(He then adds some plump shrimp...)
(and blue crabs full of eggs.)
(He flips it around.)
You can cook it in there.
It'll taste the same.
- I tried it before. - I see.
Let me tell you a secret.
What is it?
I brought this from Korea.
(He brought something from Korea.)
Is this your mom's?
No, it's my mother-in-law's.
It's really good.
Isn't it good?
It's really good.
(He's amazed by the taste.)
(Hae In tries it as well.)
This is true kimchi.
- This is insane. - This is true kimchi.
That's really good ripe kimchi.
It's amazing.
(It looks like this should air on "Live Info Show".)
Doesn't it smell good?
(It looks like this should air on "Live Info Show".)
I'm curious about the taste as well.
(He can't wait to eat it.)
I'm looking forward to it.
(This jjamppong with ripe kimchi will be finished soon.)
It's 10pm.
We should grill the meat here.
Hyun Soo must be starving.
(He smacks his lips as he waits.)
The heat isn't that strong.
Is that the highest?
(The meat expert adjusts the heat.)
(He uses his bare hands.)
(This is handmade beef.)
Be careful.
- What? - Be careful.
I will.
(He cares about him more than the meat.)
(Glancing)
(It's almost done, Hyun Soo.)
(Flipping the meat on time is very important.)
(Flipping)
(He misses his timing.)
- The heat isn't strong, right? - I don't like it.
It's not strong enough.
It's not strong?
No. He's having trouble grilling the meat.
I'm known to grill meat very well.
But this is ruining my mood.
(This meat expert is facing a crisis.)
Is that the strongest?
(He needs to save the meat.)
It's still not strong enough.
It looks strong, though.
(1st stage of his mental change: Relaxation)
(2nd stage of his mental change: Anxiety)
(3rd stage of his mental change: Restlessness)
(4th stage of his mental change: Seriousness)
(He needs to save the juice.)
It's okay.
(5th stage of his mental change: Nirvana)
(He strives to save the meat.)
(The meat is almost done.)
This is good enough.
I'm done.
(It looks about right.)
(His tteokbokki and beef are finished.)
Check out the color of this meat.
(It looks juicy.)
It's insane.
Hae In made this.
(He films up-close.)
(There are also short ribs.)
Hyun Soo, let's eat.
You need to eat the meat right now.
(We need to eat it right now.)
I wonder how his meat tastes like.
How is it?
(This is it.)
(Hyun Soo feeds Jong Geon first.)
(Hae In feeds Hyun Woo.)
(Meat is always good.)
Is it good?
(He's proud.)
Is it?
(He nods many times to show his approval.)
The meat's quality was good.
It was the meat, not you, Hae In.
Let's sit down and eat.
(They begin their Korean cuisine party.)
Let's have some Tabasco sauce.
(Producer Jung begins eating by adding hot sauce.)
I'll put some over here.
(He pours a bit.)
- I love this sauce. - It looks amazing.
You won't eat anything without this sauce.
I love it.
Should I add some garlic?
(The sauce complements the dumplings.)
(Munching)
I'll enjoy my food. Thanks.
(Enjoy)
Great work.
(This is the long-awaited jjamppong with ripe kimchi.)
We need to try Jong Geon's dish.
(Hae In tries it.)
(He looks nervous.)
Why are you staring at it?
(He looks like a judge at a food contest.)
(He sniffs it.)
(He sips it carefully.)
(It's a tense atmosphere.)
(As a spectator, he finds this hilarious.)
(How does this jjamppong taste?)
It's good.
(After hearing his approval, Hyun Soo begins eating as well.)
(It's greasy and spicy.)
Really? I think you're lying.
(It's good.)
It's so refreshing.
(They are busy eating.)
The ramyeon looks good too. But first...
Is this popular in LA as well?
- Yes. - No wonder it's called short ribs.
(He enjoys the meal.)
- Is it good? - It is.
(This is a Korean cuisine party in New York.)
This is making me sweat.
It's delicious.
Shall we wrap up, now that we're done eating?
- Shall we clean up? - Yes.
It was good.
It was nice.
(Thank you for the meal.)
We need to book flights...
to see Niagara Falls.
Okay.
(Niagara Falls?)
I really want to visit Niagara Falls.
(He wanted to introduce that place to the viewers.)
(The foliage has painted the area red and orange.)
(It's a gift from Mother Nature.)
(This is...)
(Niagara Falls.)
(Awe-struck, they're at a loss for words.)
(They don't know what to say.)
(This is...)
(their last destination.)
I used this application in Korea before coming here.
- We'll depart from... - They have both?
Yes, they do.
We'll depart from JFK.
We need to choose our hotel.
"View of the city".
- "View..." - "View..."
Some places offer city views while others are just enclosed.
- I see. - There's also a waterfall view.
Will we all have the same room?
Perhaps, not.
(How should we divide the rooms?)
It's pricey.
(One of them will have a view...)
(of the waterfall.)
(This is Producer Jung's last lodging.)
(Everyone is amazed.)
(The room looks outstanding.)
(Who will take this room?)
(A game of ghost leg for the hotel rooms)
- All right. - Here we go.
Check if I'm doing it right.
- One. - I'll go this way.
- I go down, right? - Yes.
- Then... - Over there.
All right, I'll go here.
And then...
- And then... - My gosh.
- Where do I go now? - Hey.
- Is this right? - Over there.
(He tends to rap when he's worked up.)
- Am I right? - This is too harsh.
Niagara!
(He gets the room.)
He was bound to get it.
You should take that room.
- I'll go to bed now. - You deserve it.
I'll go upstairs now.
Okay, go.
(Next up is Hyun Soo.)
Go slowly.
Do it slowly.
(He's getting near the dud.)
(The melody sounds sadder and sadder.)
Let's go to bed.
Let's go now.
- Poor him. - We can go now.
(My sad premonition is never wrong.)
He lost again.
Hyun Soo.
(He ignores them.)
I'll just set up a tent in front of Niagara Falls.
Wouldn't that be better?
I bet you'll get a better view.
All right. I'll be taking the waterfall view.
(City view, waterfall view, no view)
(Hyun Soo's room won't have a view. He'll be confined.)
I'll be able to sleep well tonight.
- Goodnight. - Goodnight.
Goodnight. You should at least get a good night's sleep tonight.
(Hae In shows the result one last time.)
(Sighing)
It's been confirmed.
(Their wonderful dinnertime comes to an end.)
(The next day, they wake up to the sound of raindrops.)
(Morning is here.)
It's nice.
The rain is...
It's nice out.
You're right.
This is our sixth day in New York.
This is our first Sunday here.
(It was a sunny day just yesterday.)
(But today, the weather is completely different.)
Since it's raining,
it'd be uncomfortable for us to walk the entire time with our umbrellas.
So I've prepared something.
(He's already planned something out.)
We will rent a car.
- Did you already rent it? - Did you already rent it?
- Yes. - Or are we renting it now?
No, I've already done it.
- I want to go on a drive. - Really?
(This is how they'll spend the weekend.)
(It's an unfamiliar city...)
(with unfamiliar streets.)
(This will be a special trip.)
(They will travel around Manhattan.)
(Will they be walking?)
Today's show should be called "Jung Hae-In's Drive-cumentary".
(They will drive.)
(They look forward to today.)
It'd be nice.
- Is this our car? - Is it?
There's no way he rented such a big car.
(It is their car.)
(He flexes.)
It's an American car.
You're right.
- Get in, get in. - My gosh.
(Sighing)
I'm so tense.
I'll do my best.
(He looks determined.)
(He sets out on his first drive in New York.)
(He's half nervous and half excited.)
Let's do this.
Let's go.
(Calm down.)
(He's so excited.)
(For today, he's a producer and a driver.)
(He turns the wheel without any hesitation.)
(Do you want to go first?)
Be careful.
(He's polite.)
(He calmly leaves the alleyway.)
We should turn right.
This is a one-way street.
- Okay. - Be careful. There's a car.
Okay. Hold on.
(He glances around.)
- I can go now, right? - Yes.
Drive slowly.
(They finally arrive at the city.)
(Sighing)
(Feeling nervous, he sighs.)
(It's pouring down in New York.)
It's raining more than I expected.
(Wet road, use caution, reduce speed)
(Stiffening)
(Gripping hard on the wheel)
(Sighing)
(He keeps sighing before he can stop it.)
Let's turn on the air conditioner.
- I'll turn it on. - It's humid.
(Only Producer Jung feels hot as he's nervous.)
You won't have a hard time figuring out the direction.
Really?
The city incorporated the grid system.
- As long as you know the street... - We can figure out everything.
and avenue numbers,
you can find the location as if you're moving on the grid.
(Feeling reassured a bit)
I told you a lot of people in Manhattan carry umbrellas.
Let me elaborate on it.
- He's playing basketball now. - Where?
- Where? - He's playing in the court.
- He's playing basketball now. - You're right.
They really don't care about getting wet.
- Not at all. - Right.
He's wearing a sleeveless shirt too.
What if he catches a cold?
(Don't catch a cold.)
(Driver Jung's Itinerary: Downtown Manhattan to Riverside)
When would I have the time to rent a car and drive around the city?
- Along the river. - This is no joke.
(A free-spirited jogger in the rain)
Look.
- Did you see that? The jogger. - Yes.
He's running in the rain.
(Being in the rain is natural for New Yorkers.)
(Looking outside the window is quite fun.)
(This is the fun of going for a drive.)
- Is that a river or an ocean? - It's a river.
Is that the Hudson River?
- Is that the Hudson River? - Yes.
Is this the famous Hudson River?
(There are 2 rivers that run next to Manhattan.)
(Hudson River)
(Between New Jersey...)
(and Manhattan, )
(there's the Hudson River.)
It's very wide.
It's so wide that...
- you can't see the other side. - Right.
(George Washington Bridge)
(When people travel between Manhattan and New Jersey, )
(the ferry works an important means of transportation.)
(What's that?)
Are you seeing this? This kind of scares me.
- That's a ship? - Yes, it is.
- What kind of ship is it? - It's a cruise ship.
(A huge ship for ocean voyages)
(An intimidating scale in the heart of the city)
(The country mouse is shocked. A cruise in the middle of the city?)
Look at that.
That's huge.
Hold on. That's an aircraft carrier.
- It was in operation before. - Is that real?
They made a museum with these now.
(There's a lot to see along the Hudson River.)
(A traffic light for a left turn)
(Catching the signal quickly)
(In no time, he's driving like locals.)
(Smooth cornering)
Your cornering was flawless.
- He's good. He's a good driver. - Yes.
You know, I'm pretty good at driving.
Do you know why his driving is so smooth?
Of course, I know.
He used to be the driver in the army.
He was in a position where he has to drive with the utmost care.
You weren't just a regular driver.
I drove for a division commander.
(Feeling proud of his position)
I took a test for the position.
There were 8 to 9 applicants. But I was selected.
When I was a private... Do you know...
the ACE Truck?
It was a 2.5 truck. I used to drive that.
Is it called a 2.5 truck because it can carry 2.5t?
Yes, that's correct.
It was huge.
(Driving the army truck was a piece of cake.)
It looks massive at a glance.
When I got promoted to the private first class...
(After the promotion...)
I became a driver for a division commander of two-star rank.
The difference between our ranks was huge.
- It's a world of difference. - You had to do well then.
I was so nervous.
Do you have any stories?
I have a lot. Here's one.
I had to exit from the highway.
But I didn't.
(He passed the exit as he couldn't find one.)
- I was... - Did you go to prison for it?
You didn't?
- I didn't go to prison for it. - Okay.
But I was scolded a lot.
(You scared me for a second.)
One time, it was raining heavily.
I...
I got into a car accident.
How did that happen?
I had to drive to Seoul with the commander.
(He was on his way to Seoul with the commander.)
The car just stopped running.
- All of a sudden. - What did you do?
- The handle won't move then. - Yes.
I was so flustered. Imagine being on a highway in the rain.
Wait, then,
you couldn't even pull over to the side?
I was trying to pull over,
so I tried to start the car momentarily.
I made a last-ditch effort.
I moved it to the shoulder of the road.
- I was so scared when I moved it. - Okay.
I could see the cars behind me with the rear-view mirror.
From the back, there was a huge car.
Because it was dangerous, it had full beam on and came at us.
That flashes through my mind.
I'm talking about the headlights.
(Getting goosebumps)
I managed to deal with the accident quickly.
Actually, they complimented me for my job there.
(The story ends with his bragging.)
- If I were you... - Gosh.
Good job.
(I'll give you that.)
Hyun Soo, what are you scared of?
Me?
I'm not...
scared of ghosts.
- You're not scared of ghosts? - Come on, Hae In.
Nothing scares Hyun Soo. He was a marine.
I'm a marine.
Marines scare away even the ghosts. Of course, he's not scared of them.
Right. I caught about 47 ghosts.
That's a lot.
Did you know this about Hyun Soo?
He was really bulky when he was in the marines.
He's still tall.
- I weighed 88kg. - 88kg.
He must have been really buffed up given his height.
I was in charge of the mortar.
I had to walk around while carrying that.
So I was pretty muscular because of my duty.
Hyun Soo, let's use this spare moment...
and do an acrostic poem with Manhattan.
(An unexpected turn of events)
(All of a sudden)
- Give me the syllables. - M.
Men.
- Is that it? - Yes.
- It's just "men"? - H.
How are you?
(He starts speaking English confidently again.)
- T. - How is it going?
(Looking forward to the ending)
T...
That's too hard.
You have to come up with your lines right away.
You're not supposed to prepare an acrostic poem.
- Let's try this right away. - You must spit it out right away.
M.
- Is it my turn? - M.
My first arrival...
in New York.
(The master of romance begins with a witty introduction.)
H.
Head up to the sky.
(Impressed)
T.
Twitched with amazement.
Okay. Not bad.
Twitched with amazement.
(Your poem smells like flowers.)
It was a bit too serious.
- You need to improvise. - You failed, okay?
(Feeling proud)
- It was too serious. - My gosh.
(He feels like he has lost.)
- Hyun Soo. You failed. Okay? - You need to improvise.
Come on. Are you serious?
- Try again. M. - Let me do it again.
- M. - M.
- Men. - How are you?
How are you?
How are you, Jong Geon?
T.
Tight body.
(His hand suddenly touches his body.)
(This is why we call him Mr. Confidence.)
- Not bad. - Tight body.
Not bad.
(He totally wins them over.)
(They are having fun even in the car.)
It's raining more heavily than before.
(The raindrops are getting bigger.)
I like rainy days.
I like driving around...
in the rain.
- It's cozy. - Yes.
I get used to the rain.
(Driving in the rain is the best.)
- Do you know this song? - Which song?
(Suddenly asking a question)
So it is
The song from the movie?
Is this the song?
Right. It's by Damien Rice.
(DJ Lim can read the room.)
- like you said - Hey.
- Gosh, on a rainy day too. - DJ Lim.
(Nicely done.)
Did it stop raining?
Hyun Soo.
You're the DJ.
(He's driving with one hand on the wheel.)
Hyun Soo, I guess we're going shopping.
- Shopping? - Yes, we're in SoHo now.
- SoHo? This is SoHo? - We must be going shopping today.
- We're in SoHo. - Shopping.
(Entering SoHo with a mellow song)
(When it rains and there's music...)
(Feeling sentimental)
(The perfect drive in New York which Producer Jung dreamed of)
Hyun Soo, let's get the momentum going and listen to one more.
Okay.
We can listen to several songs.
(As many as you'd like.)
Can you play "Spring Waltz"?
"Spring..."
- "Waltz". - "Spring Waltz"?
Hyun Soo, you have to know this song.
Right.
(A familiar melody)
- He has to know this song. - Hae In.
From the drama?
Right. I have to know this song.
(The soundtrack for "One Spring Night", their drama)
("Spring Waltz" by Carla Bruni)
This is...
This is a soundtrack from "One Spring Night".
Right now, we're listening to it as we enjoy the fall rain.
(A perfect way to wrap up their drive in New York)
(Let's get moving again.)
(That was a very nice drive.)
(He puts on a smile.)
- I guess we're on our way to eat. - As you can see, it's raining.
So I'm going to take you guys...
to a place that befits the overall mood.
I knew it.
It's a perfect place to go when it's dark and rainy.
(Did you just say "dark"? What are you saying?)
(A gloomy Sunday in New York)
(A place that feels...)
(very spooky)
(An unknown laughter...)
(that fills the streets)
(Where is this place?)
Remember when I told you that we'll be going someplace "dark"?
It's right here.
It's called Blood Manor.
I really wanted to come here.
Since it's raining today.
(The name itself is already spooky.)
This is in the center of Manhattan, New York.
And it only opens during the Halloween season.
It's like a haunted house.
A haunted house.
It's like a haunted house.
(The two guys suddenly feel very lost.)
(They try to act cool about it.)
It's a haunted house. You told me you're not scared of ghosts.
- I'm not scared. - So you're okay with this?
(A house with bloody red lights)
(People are constantly screaming.)
(The entire place is very eerie.)
This place was visited by Jimmy Fallon,
who's kind of like the Yu Jae Seok of America,
and it became very popular...
after he came and experienced this.
(Chad Coleman from "Walking Dead" also thought it was scary.)
(Producer Jung's Encyclopedia of Intriguing New York)
(Blood Manor only opens from October to November.)
(The tickets get sold out, so you must make reservations.)
(Blood Manor is a place where all the brave New Yorkers gather.)
(Welcome to the haunted house.)
- You seem a little nervous. - No.
- You shouldn't be scared at all. - Yes, I was in the Marine Corps.
Exactly. A marine doesn't fear ghosts.
But why are we clearing out throats?
Jong Geon isn't scared of ghosts.
But to be honest, I'm a little scared of ghosts.
- Okay. - We're going to compare...
Korean ghosts to American ghosts and see which ones are scarier.
We'll see...
(A comparison between Korean and American ghosts)
We'll see which ones are scarier.
Let's go.
(Will they be able to finish it without giving up in the middle?)
- We're going on. - Hyun Soo, you go first.
Let's go inside.
- Hyun Soo. - Don't worry, you guys.
I'm not scared at all, but you can go first.
We're all pushing him to go first.
(They're older than Hyun Soo, but they want him to go first.)
- Let's go. Wait up. - Hey, promise me...
that you're not going to run away.
- I want to be in the middle. - What?
- Why? I want to be in the middle. - No, I'm scared.
- Let me be in the center. - No.
- I want to be in the middle. - No way.
- No. - I want to be in the middle.
This place is too dark.
Don't be scared. You were in the Marine Corps.
Yes, I know that.
(They turn on the night vision mode to capture their reactions.)
- No. - I want to be in the middle.
- Hyun Soo, you go first. - This place is too dark.
Don't be scared. You were in the Marine Corps.
Yes, I know that.
It's okay. Hyun Soo, teach the ghosts a lesson.
The Marine Corps can even take care of American ghosts.
Wait.
(They all freeze after they suddenly hear a small sound.)
- This hasn't even started. - Right.
- I just... - We haven't even started.
(They're still on their way to the starting point.)
We still have to go a bit further.
- Let's protect each other. - Okay.
(Startled)
(Welcome, you guys.)
My gosh.
(Nervous)
(They greet them at the entrance.)
"Blood Manor".
It feels so real.
I'm starting to get a little scared.
I thought you weren't scared.
You told us earlier that you're not scared of ghosts...
or people.
- Are you guys ready? - Yes.
Ready.
- All right. - Just a moment.
I need to breathe.
- You need to breathe? - Yes.
I'm very nervous.
(Exhales)
There are couple of quick rules before we go inside.
Do not touch any of the actors or props.
They will not touch you.
They'll get close to you, but they won't touch you.
(They're already scared. They're doomed.)
(Beyond that door are American ghosts.)
Move on! Get on it, and good luck.
Jong Geon, do you want to go first?
- Okay, let's go. - You go first.
Hyun Soo. Jong Geon, you go first.
- Let's go. - Go on.
- Let's go. Come on. - Jong Geon, you go first.
- Jong Geon, you go first. - Jong Geon, you go first.
- Jong Geon, you go first. - Which way is it?
- Jong Geon, you go first. - Is it this way?
- Jong Geon, you go first. - It's this way, right?
This isn't the right way.
- This isn't it. - It's not?
- Let's go that way. - Come on. Let's go.
(What does their fate hold?)
(To be continued in Part 2)
(What does their fate hold?)
Welcome!
Keep walking. Okay, we got it.
(It begins lightly with a little thunder and lightning.)
- Don't touch! - Don't touch me!
(The New York zombie welcomes them.)
(We captured their startled faces in the dark.)
I'm going to tear you apart!
My gosh.
(He acts like he wasn't startled.)
(He shows Hyun Soo some affection.)
(The zombie changes his target.)
This is very scary.
(Don't ever look.)
This is way scarier than what we expected.
Okay.
(He was trying very hard not to look.)
(Okay, I get that you're there.)
(But another ghost suddenly appears.)
(She shows up from a blind spot.)
(Screaming)
(Hyun Soo does a silent scream.)
(That was a success.)
You're going to die here!
(Let's stay calm.)
(He doesn't even look at the zombie.)
Okay.
(I'll protect you, Hae In.)
Something's here.
(They say goodbye to the zombies.)
(Good luck.)
Something's here.
- Something's here. - Nothing's here.
- It's right there. - No, nothing's here.
(There's a doll that's sitting in a very weird position.)
(Let's just pretend like there's nothing here.)
Hi, there!
(She suddenly gets up and says hello.)
(Startled)
Do you want to take a picture?
Yes. Why not?
- Look over here. - Okay.
(It's a zombie photo studio.)
Ready?
On the count of three,
- Watch your right side. - say "cheese."
- Ready? 1, 2, - No, wait a minute.
- Three! - Something might come from behind.
- Three! Cheese! - Cheese!
(He still listens to her and smiles.)
(She clicks the shutter.)
(A new zombie shows up.)
(They're startled by the shutter and the new zombie.)
(He freezes right on the spot.)
(Jong Geon and Hyun Soo jump along as they try to overcome their fear.)
Let's play a game.
(But Hae In doesn't move a single inch.)
Okay, okay.
Let's play a game.
(The Blood Manor tour continues.)
(Now, they enter a pitch dark room...)
(that has strange ropes hanging from the ceiling.)
(He tightly grabs onto Hyun Soo.)
(They can't see a single thing.)
(Suspicious movement)
(The ghost is nice enough to visit them.)
Don't worry.
I...
- Stop the ghost for me. - Yes.
(Eight point covers)
(Camouflage)
(The man of sea)
("Men Wearing Eight Point Covers")
(It's the Marines' song.)
(The military song echoes in the haunted house.)
(We go with the darkness)
Dark blue
(Laughing quietly)
I can't see the way.
- Gosh. - Hang on.
Where do I go?
- Jong Geon. - Where do I go?
Come here.
Walk forward.
Where's forward? I don't see anything.
- Come forward. - Forward.
I really don't see anything.
- Here. - Just come.
- I really don't see anything. - We need to hold onto each other.
- I can't see. - All right.
I'll lead.
(Screaming)
- Hang on. - Hyun Soo.
(Hyun Soo, Hae In, Jong Geon)
(Why are there 4?)
(They scream again.)
(It works every time the ghost scares them.)
(This is the fun of being a ghost.)
(Where did the man wearing eight point covers go?)
- Wait. - Where do we go?
(Hyun Soo's the only person they can rely on.)
(In my country land)
This is no joke.
It's scary because I can't see anything.
You said it's not scary.
(It's still scary when you can see.)
(Screaming)
(Producer Jung refuses to look.)
(It's full of fear and shock.)
(It's a 1 on 1 match with Jong Geon.)
They spit at me.
(It's fun to watch.)
Okay.
(We shook them off.)
Hurry.
(The moment he approached me)
(Hae In)
No. He scared me.
(Producer Jung melts.)
(No. He scared me.)
Gosh.
(His main weapon is a spit attack.)
(The man wearing eight point covers also melts with Hae In.)
Look at this.
(Producer Jung moves to the next room.)
Don't go.
(Scared)
(Did you think it was over?)
(Trembling)
That was...
(He's embarrassed.)
(Somehow he took the lead.)
I have a feeling someone alive is in the bag.
They're alive.
- No. - I bet someone alive is in it.
(Poking the bag)
(He's unnecessarily curious while he's scared.)
I feel dizzy.
- It's hot. - It's really hot.
(Don't let your guard down.)
(Crying)
Okay.
Nice to meet you.
(Nice to meet you.)
(My foot.)
(Touching the camera)
How do we pass this?
How do we pass?
Come here. It's all right.
(He would never let go of his camera.)
(He's lost his mind.)
(His scared look is captured.)
Go this way.
Let's get you inside.
(The human shield protects other guys.)
We were worried about you.
(In extreme fear, where do they head next?)
(Buzzing)
(We comply with the broadcasting review regulations.)
(What you're about to see may be shocking.)
(Watch with your eyes slightly open.)
I bet that will come alive.
That's alive.
(Screaming)
(What did they see?)
That's alive.
(A chainsaw killer appears.)
(He attacks with a loud mock-up weapon.)
(He screams as loud as he can.)
(Screaming)
(Run!)
(Buzzing)
(He's going after them as if he's going to cut them.)
(They run as fast as they can.)
(Thud)
(A zombie appears in front of them again.)
(It's chaotic.)
Hurry. Hurry.
(He gets on Jong Geon's back in a rush.)
Hello, viewers.
(This is Actor Jung we used to know.)
I'm Actor Jung Hae In.
(It's the same person.)
(He completely flipped New York.)
(What's that sound?)
(He successfully recorded sounds without a gap.)
(Being a producer is a hard job.)
- What do you say? - He is really delicious.
Not. Not.
He is really delicious.
Not. Not. I'm not.
Okay.
- Go. Go. - You go on.
(They failed.)
(The fear only gets greater when it's shared.)
(Screaming)
(Don't kill me.)
I'm a marine.
I caught about 47 ghosts.
No.
(He's rather getting caught instead of catching ghosts.)
(He's almost crying.)
(They leave the zombie to Hyun Soo and take a break.)
(He's lost his mind.)
(Hyun Soo. Catch them.)
(Glancing)
(Holding laughter)
(Turning away)
(They thought they escaped.)
Nice to meet you.
(He wouldn't respond.)
Let me go first.
Turn around?
- Turn around? - Here?
(Discouraged)
We want you up those stairs.
Okay.
- Is it over now? - No, it's the second stage.
(It's not over?)
You get presents.
Here you are.
He gave us glasses.
(A pair of 3D glasses per person)
Put it on. Come on now.
And great things...
- pop right at you. - My goodness.
(It's fun to scare him.)
- We're waiting. We're waiting. - Put it on.
(It's fun to scare him.)
(His forehead is covered with sweat.)
(When one puts the 3D glasses on, he can't tell what is real.)
Let's go. It's all 3D.
Follow me.
(Nervous)
Bye now. Enjoy your death.
- Bye now. - Are you Joker's cousin?
(What are you talking about?)
What's this? It's all 3D.
(Floundering)
Is that a real person?
Stay behind me.
(They look like a ghost couple.)
(Are they real or just dolls?)
(Are they real or are they dolls?)
(On alert)
(They were real.)
(He's the perfect coward for this area.)
(He sends the okay sign.)
(He's even scared to see Hyun Soo.)
Okay.
(They automatically march in trail.)
(His expression tells how it is.)
This is no joke.
(Groaning)
(The hallway is a complex maze.)
(Will they be able to pass it?)
(Quietly)
Why are you so scared? Just go.
I think I'm getting used to it.
Hyun Soo, Hyun, Soo. You go first.
- Okay. - Let's go.
I haven't caught any ghosts just yet.
Go first.
(Hyun Soo takes the lead.)
(He backs away.)
Just pass him.
Let's go.
(His face shows us what he's feeling inside.)
(I'll bravely catch one this time.)
- You see, I'm... I'm used to... - Okay, I got it.
(He's used to getting frightened.)
What was that?
(There's a zombie over their heads.)
(Why are you up there?)
(This zombie shows off his talent.)
(This zombie replica blows air toward them.)
(Even the slightest breeze scares him now.)
(Frowning)
(They try to say goodbye to all the ghosts.)
(We'll never be apart.)
(He backs away to save his life.)
(He was startled and backed away.)
(But it was a dead end, and he collapsed on the ground.)
No.
(This time, he doesn't say, "Okay.")
Goodness.
(I'm sure all ghosts like him.)
(The exit is to your right.)
(Creaking)
(They finally make it out.)
(They shouldn't let their guards down until the end.)
(He sweats a bucket.)
It's so hot.
(He tries to act calm.)
- Hi. Have a good night. - Have a good night.
(We hope you dream of ghosts tonight!)
(The surprises are never-ending.)
Gosh, it's so noisy.
(He pretends to have been startled by the noise.)
We made it out alive.
(He no longer looks cool.)
- We made it. - Goodness.
Hold on.
(Is Hyun Soo injured?)
Hae In.
- What? - What is it?
Hae In.
- What? - What is it?
What is it?
- Wait. - What is it?
- What is it? - Wait.
(He looks worried.)
- Wait. - What is it?
(He brought a gummy eyeball.)
Gosh, you startled me.
(He's been duped.)
Hey.
(He wants to cry.)
You little...
(He loves teasing him.)
The rain doesn't fall over here.
He startled. Why isn't this ending?
(The zombie spotted them.)
(This was the final surprise.)
(He's enraged.)
That's enough.
(He's holding the camera like a weapon.)
- Let's take a rest over there. - Okay.
So that's how it is. I get it now.
- What? - I get it.
(He's sweating profusely.)
It was worse because it's raining.
It made it that much scarier.
(Jong Geon, )
(I don't have any water, but would you like this eyeball?)
(He collapses.)
(They're exhausted.)
Good work, guys.
I'm fine.
(They look forlorn.)
(He looks back to how he acted back there.)
(Sighing)
(How was the experience?)
- My legs gave out. - Well...
I felt dizzy in there.
For those who have never experienced such a thing before,
it may be very frightening.
(Like me)
It is for sure scary.
But what's worse is that they appear when you least expect it.
It's driving me crazy.
We got our rest now.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: He goes back to being a producer.)
My gosh.
(The more he dwells on it, the more embarrassing he feels.)
Since this is a seasonal event,
it'd be nice if people came here...
around October.
(Looking dazed, he nods.)
(Glancing)
Hyun Soo, have you caught a ghost just now?
You said you weren't scared.
Well... It was slightly scary.
But I never caught one.
Since he's a Korean marine,
he only catches Korean ghosts.
He can't catch the Americans.
(The ghosts' nationalities matter.)
(These two need to rest up.)
Aren't you curious about the people who work there?
Yes, I am. I thought...
about those who worked there.
I was scared yet curious.
There's a ghost over there.
(They hear a roar.)
- Ask him. - Ask him.
Be confident and ask.
Ask him. Let's take a step back.
Excuse me.
Sir?
Be confident.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Interviewing an American zombie)
What... What... What's...
What is your role?
- What's your... - Look at his teeth.
(Is the zombie unhappy with Hyun Soo's English skills?)
What's your role?
- What did he say? - I don't know.
- What? - What?
I didn't hear it either.
Pardon?
Ask him if he's satisfied with his job.
(The zombie is unresponsive, but they keep asking questions.)
Ask him about his work.
- Go on. - You...
- Ask him. - You're working...
(Hyun Soo looks daunted.)
How shall I put this?
Isn't it too hard to work?
Are you happy working here?
(He looks extremely content with his job.)
(However, he still does not reply.)
He can't talk right now. His throat is slit.
- He can't talk. - His throat is slit.
- We can't interview him. - Use sign language.
It's impossible to interview him.
His throat is slit.
Is your neck sliced?
(That's correct.)
I'll pray for you.
- Good luck! - Good luck.
(- Then, I'll pray for you... - What?)
- Sorry, sorry, sorry. - Let's ask that guy.
Hyun Soo, let's ask him.
(Call us once your throat recovers.)
Hyun Soo, let's ask him. Let's ask him this time.
A part of his head is missing.
Excuse me, sir.
(He looks more experienced at interviewing the zombies.)
What's your role?
- Zombie. - Zombie?
I see.
(Half of his head is missing.)
- Isn't it too hard to work here? - No.
- Are you happy working here? - Yes.
My goodness.
(They're frightened 120 percent of the time.)
I'm not scared.
I'm fine now.
Your brain is so nice.
Say hello to Korea.
Korea.
Welcome to New York!
(Glancing)
(And once again, he ends it with...)
Okay.
(Bye, cowards.)
(Like so, their frightening weekend comes to an end.)
(This is Monday morning, their 7th day in New York.)
(Miraculously, it's a sunny day.)
(Good morning, Producer Jung.)
(Did you dream of zombies last night?)
(He prepares the coffee he'll share with the others.)
(This is his last day in this city.)
(Where are his assistant directors?)
(Last day in New York)
("The Reason Why I Need Some Alone Time")
It was raining yesterday,
so I was worried about today's weather.
But I see no clouds.
(He smiles happily.)
It's just a plain blue sky.
It's perfect.
Now that I've been here for some time,
I slightly feel like I've blended in...
with the city.
(He's been here for 7 days.)
I've familiarized myself with these surroundings.
(During his 1st day, he was all smiles.)
(He wore comfortable clothes.)
People might think I've gone insane...
since I'm walking around with a big smile on my face.
(But now, he's been here for a week.)
(He's still wearing comfortable clothes.)
(He looks composed and unconcerned.)
(In the beginning, he was even mesmerized by the manholes.)
(A yellow cab refused to take him.)
I feel sad.
(Now, he's relaxed and walks around with his hands in his pockets.)
(I am...)
(NYPD, Producer Jung in New York.)
(But where is he going all by himself?)
Today,
all three of us...
will be spending some time alone.
I'm going to...
Actually, there was a place I couldn't visit...
because it rained that day.
It's the place I can enjoy the autumn in New York...
to the fullest.
I'm heading to Central Park now.
I love the downtown, but I kind of...
wanted to relax in nature.
I'm so happy right now.
I'm so excited.
Gosh. Now...
(Passing through the forest of buildings...)
As soon as I cross this traffic light,
(The greeneries are spotted.)
I'll be in Central Park.
Go.
(The fun of traveling alone...)
(calls for whistling.)
(Producer Jung's tips on how to enjoy Central Park)
(Enjoy the glittering bubble show.)
(Producer Jung becomes a kid again.)
(He walks forward as if he's under a spell.)
(Feeling the rhythms of the music)
(- Shall we dance? - Nodding)
(Go on a relaxing picnic.)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Eating a burger)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Reading a book)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Lying down)
(He suddenly remembers something.)
(He's worried about the airtime of his assistant directors.)
(Summoning Hyun Soo first)
(Is this their first simultaneous broadcasting?)
(Just like Hae In is happy, Hyun Soo is happy too.)
(For the things Producer Jung couldn't do, )
(Hyun Soo will do them in place of Hae In.)
(Hyun Soo eats the burger Hae In couldn't.)
(He's doing a great job.)
(Meanwhile, Jong Geon is enjoying the view while jogging.)
(Jogging like a New Yorker)
(I must bring my A-game too.)
(He'll do a water activity to get more airtime.)
(Powerfully rowing)
(Goodness, it startled me.)
(Will this lonely producer get enough airtime?)