Last week on The Law of Jungle with Batak.
The Tribe got a lot of food ingredients with Batak Tribe's help.
They enjoyed this fantastic fish and chips along with...
the special sauce made by Cooking Genius Se Hyeong.
Today, they are going to cook the best delicacy of the jungle.
It's wild eel caught using Byung Man's fish trap.
These four newly-joined members leave to explore a waterfall.
The four comedians start a secret project for the Batak Tribe.
It's the second day of the Tribe and Batak Tribe's survival.
It starts now.
- I'll pull. - Okay.
- Go slowly, so you don't lose fish. - All right.
Gosh, I'm nervous.
(They installed the fish trap last night.)
Goodness, I can't tell whether the trap has eels or not.
Please, please.
Goodness, it's coming.
(It's right in front of Woo Jin.)
(Heart pounding)
- Gosh, there is an eel! - I see eels.
(I see eels.)
- Goodness! - We got eels.
(There come the eels.)
Goodness, we got eels.
- Gosh. - Eels?
- My goodness. - How many?
- We have two eels. - Goodness.
(Their plan is a success. They got 2 eels in the trap.)
- Goodness. - We got it.
- Goodness. - I can't believe there are two.
I know. I thought it was empty.
Goodness. I could feel it moving when I pulled it out.
- Can you see this? - My goodness.
- Goodness. - Woo Jin picked up this trap.
I saw two eels moving vigorously.
It felt just like when Korea scored during the World Cup.
I screamed like a kid.
I was so happy.
Two eels?
I believed in Byung Man.
Of course, it's made by Byung Man.
The Batak Tribe told us where to install the fish trap.
These were the keys.
- We got eels. - Goodness.
They start the day with good news thanks to the fish trap.
I thought it was empty.
What is the rest of the Tribe doing at this hour?
(Are they preparing for a hearty breakfast?)
- Let's take a look around. - Sure.
(Ji Won and Dayoung take a look around to prepare for breakfast.)
- It's cute. It's following its mom. - This is the baby.
I know.
There are many of them.
Do you think we can get eggs here? I want to have some eggs.
You know what I mean?
- For breakfast. - I want some eggs.
We can even grill the whole eggs.
- They're doing something. - You are right.
- Hello. - Hi.
What are they doing?
- Isn't that a coconut? - What?
He's grinding coconuts.
(Amazed)
This is how they grind it?
The Batak Tribe is grinding the coconut with all their hearts.
The Mentawai Tribe in Sumatra...
ground the coconut meat and used it as seasoning.
(The coconut meat was amazing.)
It's not just coconut meat but also coconut milk.
It's a magical seasoning they must have in the jungle.
The Batak Tribe made this tool by themselves.
They can easily get coconut meat with this.
They must be very witty.
(It just looks so easy.)
Should we learn how to grind?
Byung Man would love it.
I know.
Can you teach us how to grind coconuts?
(Take a seat.)
- Here? - He wants you to sit.
- Goodness. - Right away?
Goodness.
(Have fun. It's not hard at all.)
(How to grind coconuts: Add weight to the Kayunran and get ready.)
Like this.
- Get one coconut from him. - Okay.
This is how he did, right?
Yes.
(How to grind coconuts: Scrape the meat with the pointed tip.)
(This is so easy!)
- This is amazing. - Gosh.
The tall guy is good.
Does it work well?
This is not hard at all.
- Really? - Yes.
This is amazing. My gosh.
This is better than a hand mixer.
This is nature's hand mixer.
Look.
You can hear the sound of the blade.
No wonder this works so well.
This is great.
This smells so good.
Are these cats by my feet? What are they?
- What are they? Pigs? - Cats.
Cats, pigs, and chickens are all here.
They're eating the coconuts I spilled.
(There are plenty of coconut crumbs.)
When the locals do this, they don't spill anything,
but I'm a beginner, so I'm spilling a lot.
They're excited.
What a day for them.
Look at that cat. You can't.
No, kitten. It looks so determined.
Kitten.
We want to eat it too, but we can't right now.
(It stands on its 2 legs to wait for the coconut.)
- Oh, dear. Look. - Look.
Hey.
No. You can't.
They're glued to me.
(Everybody benefits from them grinding coconuts.)
So cute.
(This is a lucky day for them.)
(This is all mine.)
This.
(This is not yours.)
(Flinching)
(Leaving)
You learn the tricks as you do it.
Right. You're using the wrist snap.
You need to fix it in place, and you need some skills.
You have to know where you are.
We can pass as the Batak Tribe, right?
Right?
(Giggling)
They're the Batak people now.
(She approves.)
(Batak Tribe and Byung Man's Tribe unite over coconut.)
Let me try it.
(It's Dayoung's turn.)
WJSN.
Dayoung.
Can you lower this?
(She's enthusiastic as usual.)
(She sits down and gets going.)
(This reminds her of something.)
It would be great to use this to make a sauce for the eels.
Right? It'll get rid of the smell.
- Right? - It will.
We would love to...
take some coconut back. Would that be possible?
(They willingly say yes.)
- They're so nice. - Thank you.
- Thank you.
(They can feel the warmth from all the sharing.)
When I was grinding it,
I poured all my heart and effort into it.
It better not be bad.
It better be good.
I kept at it.
You're better than I thought.
(Her hands are on fire.)
I'm done.
- You're done. - I'm done.
Oh, dear.
(She missed a big chunk.)
(She feeds Ji Won.)
You can eat it.
(This is mine.)
We can only use the powder.
There are big chunks that fall out.
Those are bonuses.
- Give her some. - Sure.
Have some.
(She gives some to a lady from the Batak Tribe.)
(Coconut party)
- Mother. - Mom.
- Mom.
(She's a sweet girl like the youngest daughter.)
(Thank you.)
Did you put on make-up today?
- Did you put on make-up? - Yes.
(This feels like a friendly neighborhood meeting.)
Beautiful.
(This is why I put on make-up.)
Are you the mother?
- Mom. - Daughter.
Aunt?
Mother. Who's the daughter then?
- One? - She's the daughter.
(Mother and daughter)
Two girls.
(He got it.)
(They're friends already. What do they think of Byung Man's Tribe?)
I like Dayoung the most from Byung Man's Tribe.
We don't speak the same language,
but she kept trying to talk to us.
Dayoung played with us.
(Dayoung receives overwhelming support from the children.)
(She's pretty.)
(Dayoung must be happy.)
(Who do you like from the guys?)
The basketball player.
Why?
He smiles a lot, so it makes me happy.
I like the basketball player too.
The basketball player.
(Ji Won earns 2 votes.)
(They're giggly and shy.)
If I show up with a Korean man,
(Imagining)
what would my husband say?
(This is too funny.)
Son, what do you think of a Korean dad?
(Come on, Mom.)
I'm happy.
(Thanks to the two popular ones, they continue to survive happily.)
(Sang Joon and Hae Seong look for coffee while singing.)
(Jukebox for work songs)
(Where coffee is)
My feet are moving to your song.
- Is it like an engine? - Yes.
Hold on. Where's the coffee tree?
(They have to find the coffee tree.)
Is it something like this? This tree?
(He looks through the tree in front of him.)
There's nothing on this.
It's over here.
Look at this. Are these cherries?
- What's this? - This is it.
- What is it? Is this coffee? - It's coffee.
- Is this coffee? - Yes.
There are so many of them.
Eun Jung said she likes coffee too.
For all the coffee lovers,
we'll supply their caffeine.
This plant is kind of thick.
- Do we just take it off? - You have to do it one at a time.
You can't scratch it.
- The branch? - Yes.
(These coffee plants are precious. They try not to damage it.)
Can we eat it raw?
It's sour.
Can I eat the whole thing? Do I spit out the skin?
No, it's bitter.
- I thought you told me to chew. - No, it's bitter.
- You just told me to chew. - It's bitter.
What language is that?
It's the language my family uses.
- It means it's bitter. - Where is it from?
- Gyeongsang Province? - Gyeongsang Province.
You say, "It's bitter."
It might sound like a swear word.
- I want to try it. - It means it's bitter.
It'll be really bitter.
(He pops it in.)
(He was warned. How does raw coffee taste?)
3, 2,
one.
(He doesn't react.)
No, it's not that bad.
It's not chili pepper.
- Is it okay? - It tastes like a fruit.
(If it's like a fruit, I'll try it since I'm hungry.)
(He looks calm.)
(He looks fine, so let me try it.)
(Loading)
It's like a fruit.
You're good at enduring bad things.
What does it taste like?
It tastes like a leaf.
(Smiling)
It's like chewing on a tree bark.
We can't eat this raw.
Why not?
We can't eat this raw. We might get sick.
(He faked it.)
Let's take some.
(There's a lot here, so they're going to pick some.)
There's a lot of us, so let's take half.
I have a good feeling.
The coffee we drink in Korea comes from places like this.
(Let's make some morning coffee.)
There's so much.
("Crying Out Coffee in the Center of the Jungle")
Half of the tree is filled with coffee plants.
Half coffee and half tree
(It's almost automatic.)
Sang Joon, this should be enough.
This is enough to last us until the last day.
Let's go. Let's hurry back.
If there are eels inside the fish trap, we'll have eel.
- Eel? - If not, we'll just have coffee.
We're all going to have coffee because of us.
Here. Try this.
(Ji Won and Dayoung are still with the Batak Tribe.)
Mom? Who wants this?
(Their coconut party is still on.)
Who? Mom.
Mom. Enjoy.
She's not a mom.
She's not? Is she younger than me?
- How old are you? - She's probably younger than me.
I'm 22.
- 22? Friends. - We're friends.
Friend, nice to meet you.
Are you married? You're 23.
Really?
How old were you?
When I was 18.
Do you have any children?
(She already has 1 child.)
- She looks young, right? - She looks so young.
Coconut is the key to looking young.
(It's the coconut.)
(Let me have some of that.)
I sliced some for you.
- It's good. - It's good.
Should we learn how to make coconut milk?
(Making coconut milk using Batak Tribe's method)
(Add a little bit of water in the ground coconut meat.)
Okay, I get it.
You add a little bit of water.
(Squeeze the moisture out.)
- This is a different color. - That's amazing.
(She tries the fresh coconut milk 1st.)
Try some.
(Slurping)
(How does it taste?)
- This is amazing. - I can tell from your face.
It must be really good.
(It's my friend Dayoung.)
This is...
(You can tell from her face how good real coconut milk is.)
I'm so envious of you.
This is so good.
Do you know what coconut ice cream is?
(He can't wait. Ji Won tries some too.)
It tastes just like that.
- This is so good. - This is it.
This is all we need.
We can make everything with this.
- All right. - Thank you so much...
- for teaching us this method. - Thank you so much.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Thank you.
It's "Gamsahamnida" in Korean.
Gamsahamnida.
- There you go. - Good job.
(Dayoung's Korean lesson)
If you need to sweep the front yard,
please let me know.
- Let's go. - Okay?
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Really? Thank you.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Bye, friend. See you later.
(Batak Tribe and we are like friends and family.)
Friend.
- Coffee - Coffee is here.
(This duo is back with coffee.)
Coffee
- We brought coffee. - We have coffee.
Chief,
what do we do now?
You do this.
(Chief Byung Man's lesson on extracting coffee beans)
(Take the coffee plant out.)
(And eat it?)
Do you just eat it?
(Take the skin off and spit out the bean.)
This is the coffee bean.
And then?
Collect these.
Wash them well and dry them.
(Take the skin off, wash and dry the beans, and roast them.)
Dry...
and roast them.
(Yes, sir!)
We should each do our own.
We're back.
- Were there any? - Did you catch anything?
- I see something.
(They make an impressive entrance.)
(An eel escapes through a hole.)
It fell.
It's gone.
- It's gone. - What?
- It's gone. - Here it is.
It fell again.
What is that?
Wild freshwater eel.
We initially had two,
but one got away.
- This is amazing. - What happened?
One of them? I think...
this is...
the staff's fault.
- Why? - We caught two initially.
(They were excited over the eels they caught.)
This is amazing.
Let's collect the drone.
(There was a delay because of an issue with the filming equipment.)
- Wait. - Why?
- Wait. - Did it escape?
One is gone.
Wait. One is gone.
(An eel got away?)
We checked in the water. There were two.
(Is this possible?)
There's only one.
There were definitely two earlier, right?
Yes.
(There were definitely two earlier.)
- What happened? - Did it get away...
as soon as we put it down in the water?
But...
There were two before we put it down.
- It escaped through this - It did?
(She's the only witness.)
This?
(He finds the route it took to escape.)
It swam up to here?
It got away.
(They're devastated.)
It wanted to survive.
(They feel dejected. This is not fair.)
Drone.
- One of them. - I know.
- It's a shame. - To be honest...
The bigger one escaped. It was bigger than this one.
Can't we do this?
Anyway,
this is not our fault.
You said we had to film it again.
Don't you agree?
(Do you agree that it's your fault?)
You do?
It was bigger than this one. You agree, right?
(There's a witness, so they sound confident.)
If we had two,
we would have had healthy food...
and recharged ourselves. Do you agree?
Woo Jin, you've been here for a long time.
Then can we...
make a deal with you?
Will you consider it?
They should.
We also...
visited the locals...
and made ground coconuts.
We have enough for 2 eels, but we only have 1.
Please consider.
We'll organize an emergency planning committee.
- Give us several options. - We'll discuss...
- and come up with a plan. - We'll give you some time.
We can't ask for it out of the blue.
- That's true. - This looks good.
Yes. This is great.
I was going to rub this on the eel.
- That sounds so good. - We talked to the locals.
We have to use this as a sauce,
- so don't add water. - Just squeeze this?
Don't add water. It has to be pure concentrate.
- It's much sweeter that way. - Of course.
Let's do this.
Byung Man and I.
(They divide into three teams and get brunch ready.)
We're going to slice it.
(Chief Byung Man and Woo Jin slice the eel.)
(They fix the eel to the cutting board.)
Hold that.
(They work as a team and slice the flesh.)
(It's neat.)
(He separates the bone as well.)
We caught 2, so we let go of 1,
and we're eating the other one.
Grilled.
(They quickly get the eel ready for grilling.)
Ji Won, can you squeeze this?
- Sure. - You can use that.
Use this.
(Let's try what we learned.)
I always liked coconut.
I always have packs of coconut water in my fridge.
- I also have coconut hair oil, - This smells good.
and I always buy...
dried coconut chips to eat.
I think I learned a great skill.
It looks like you're making tofu.
A lot comes out of it. It makes...
a great cooking ingredient.
(The coconut milk factory is running at full speed.)
This is amazing.
(They make a pile in no time.)
(100-percent pure coconut milk is waiting for the eel.)
This is perfect. This is it.
I'm going to peel the coffee beans.
If you apply pressure with your hands,
you can get two.
(Sang Joon, Se Hyeong, and Hae Seong are peeling the coffee beans.)
There's still a lot.
There's so much work involved.
(They work hard for a cup of coffee.)
- This is going to be good. - If you mix...
coffee with coconut milk,
does that make cafe latte?
I think so.
(Cafe latte in the jungle?)
Coconut coffee.
(You can look forward to a coconut latte.)
I don't...
drink coffee, but I really want to try this.
We have to wash these.
We dry these now, right?
- Wash and dry them. - Use your hands.
(They worked one bean at a time.)
Make sure it doesn't come out.
(They wash the beans well.)
Lighter ones will float.
Do we have to get rid of them?
Place it under the sun.
- Is this okay? - Yes, it's good.
What's this?
The eel.
- Did you cut it up? - Yes.
Put it all together.
This is a lot.
Right?
This will burn less.
(He brings over something interesting.)
This is great.
Place the grill on top.
(When did he make this?)
(He was left alone at the house.)
(He took something out...)
(and worked in one spot for a while.)
(He made a grill just like that.)
We need to soak this in coconut milk,
but let's roast it first.
Let's roast it first.
(It's one eel, but there's a lot.)
That looks good.
My gosh.
(That looks good.)
For this to cook thoroughly, get a banana leaf.
It's windy, so the heat doesn't reach the top.
Block the sides...
so the heat reaches the top.
Correct. This lets the heat go up.
It won't escape.
Correct.
The heat...
goes up now.
(Before and after blocking the sides)
That's true.
That looks good.
(The eel curls up as it gets cooked.)
I just flipped it.
It has to be golden brown.
More than this?
Did you eat some while you were cutting it up?
(Shaking)
Why is there so little then?
- Did somebody pull a prank? - I think he had some.
I think he pulled a prank on us.
He carried it back.
You were with me.
You took it back first.
This is what happened.
- We sliced it through the middle. - Sang Joon, hold him.
- Hold him. - I'm sorry.
- I cut it up. - I must listen to him.
It was the knife.
I'm really sorry.
(What was that?)
It hurts, but you must endure.
You must endure.
Doesn't it hurt, brat? You must endure.
(This is improvised, but they show great teamwork.)
This is what happens when you misbehave.
- You made it work. - You made it work.
Let's switch roles now.
- No, I think I know. - Try it.
He's resilient.
It hurts, brat.
(This is solid comedy.)
It hurts, brat.
(Good job! This is funny.)
- This is how you do it. - The basics of comedy.
- You made it work. - Good job.
(The audience cheers.)
- Why does it hurt so much? - That was fascinating.
(He's a true comedian.)
Rub it on now.
Rub the coconut milk on it.
Now? Where's the coconut milk?
(Here's the coconut milk.)
Here.
(The grilled eel is soaked in coconut milk.)
- That sounds so good. - We talked to the locals...
while we squeezed the milk.
Soak and grill it.
(I trust you, Eun Jung.)
Put it back on the grill.
Soak it.
Put it back.
(You can almost imagine how good it's going to be.)
Rub it frequently...
while you cook it.
Once the milk dries out, rub some more.
This bone is going to be good.
Yes, yes.
- Oh, wow. - Look at the color.
They put coconut milk on it.
Soak it.
(While Eun Jung is hard at work, somebody is watching her.)
You're exactly like my mom.
You're using your hands.
It's not even hot for you.
I have gloves on.
(Moms can touch hot food.)
Eun Jung is kind of like...
She was almost like my mom.
She was also very smart and skillful.
She was hardworking and diligent. She was never lazy.
Is that a compliment?
Yes, it's a compliment.
She feels comfortable like an older sister.
She's an indispensable female member in the jungle.
She's really smart and skillful. Hahm Eun Jung is amazing.
Hahm Eun Jung is indispensable in the jungle.
- Don't pressure her. - Goodness. Look how plump.
I'm sure it will be delicious.
The eel color is coming through.
It's the color you'd get at a restaurant.
With the coconut milk, it became glossy.
At first, I thought it'll get dried and shriveled up.
Coconut.
It's golden brown.
Goodness.
(Roasted coconut milk eel is finally ready.)
- It's amazing. - It's thoroughly cooked.
- It smells so savory. - I can smell it.
It looks like mackerel.
(Look at the color.)
- Gosh. - So precious.
It's so precious.
- Goodness. - This is...
amazing.
Smell it.
Smell this. It's smells like coconuts.
I'm having a wild eel for the first time in my life.
It's sweet. It smells sweet.
(It has a sweet smell.)
- With the eel smell... - Wonderful.
The eel and the coconut smell amazing.
It smells like coconut.
- All right. - Gosh.
Let's try it.
- Try it first. - Yes.
(The Chief takes a bite first.)
- What is it? - Is it good?
- It's good. - Okay.
- We are... - It's hot.
Yes.
The coconut milk got rid of...
- the fishy smell. - It's good.
(The coconut milk got rid of the fishy smell.)
It tastes crazy.
- It's chewy and sticky. - It's good.
The flesh isn't tough.
It melts in your mouth, but it's chewy.
(All right. Hurry up and eat it!)
(Slurp)
(Yummy)
Let's share one together.
(The jungle sisters take a bite each!)
Eat the skin.
(She takes care of Dayoung.)
- It's really tender. - It really is.
It's hot.
I'm at the end, so it's hard to wait.
(He's about to faint!)
- It's so good. - Gosh.
(Se Hyeong, the taste expert, takes a bite.)
It's really...
(Where are you going?)
(Walking straight)
(Kiss)
- Let's go catch some more today. - Gosh.
We should eat more eels.
We need to eat more eels. How do we catch these?
- It's really good. - It's delicious.
If I can eat this, I can stay here for a month.
- I'm serious. - Let's go catch more today.
- Really. - It doesn't smell fishy at all.
- Why does it taste like meat? - I heard...
that wild eels smells a bit like dirt.
The dirt smell isn't too strong because we kept...
applying coconut milk while roasting it.
It was a perfect combination of the greasy eel and coconut milk.
It's slightly smoky too.
That was a perfect description.
- Really. - Exactly.
(Woo Jin and Sang Joon finally taste it.)
- Wait. - Gosh.
It's salty.
(Woo Jin and Sang Joon finally taste it.)
- Bring it this way again. - Yes.
- It's so good. - Gosh.
- It's nice.
- I didn't call it. - Gosh.
It's tasty.
(Stamina food high in protein)
It's...
on a different level...
- than cultured eel. - It's so good.
(When you have roasted eel, it becomes restorative medicine.)
Let's clean it and marinate it in coconut milk.
That sounds good.
- That's a great idea. - Gosh.
- Take one more each. - It's good.
(The jungle lover is about to cry.)
(She gets to satisfy her appetite today!)
Why does it taste like meat?
(Licking)
The eel juice is flowing inside my body.
(Ji Won takes the eel tail.)
- We should eat more eels. - We need to eat more eels.
(It's really delicious.)
It's really good.
This is the bone.
We should have one eel each.
(Nutritious roasted eel bones)
Let's take a fish trap and get more eels.
How can it be so delicious?
- It's smoky too. - Here.
(Crunching and eating bones)
- Try the bones. - Really.
- I'll try the bones. - Gosh.
How can bones taste like this?
You don't need words.
We should have one eel each.
- Let's catch eight eels. - Eat up.
- I feel energetic all of a sudden. - We can eat this.
It's not something I tasted in Korea.
- It tastes different. - It's...
- on a different level. - It is.
This is...
- This is really high quality. - This...
I think I can go through the day if I eat two more.
We shared one, so we don't feel satisfied.
It's so good.
If only we didn't miss that one.
At least...
- we had one. - We could've had one more.
- This isn't going to work. - Of the three...
- This is bad. - Earlier,
- This isn't going to work. - I didn't want to upset him.
(Tapping)
- He needs a beating. - I was loud, but it didn't hurt.
- This isn't going to work. - Who touched my right arm?
- This is bad. - Get him.
Gosh, he doesn't understand the situation.
- Wait. - Woo Jin.
- We debuted at SBS. - Get him.
- We're SBS. - Get him!
Where does Law of the Jungle air?
- Wait. - It's...
- Wait. It's SBS. - You...
- We got you. - When...
- did you debut? - When did you debut, Woo Jin?
- What year? - In 2005.
- Hold still. - I debuted in 2004.
- Hold still. - 2004?
- How does that feel? - Hey.
- I just... - Hey.
- I debuted in 2005. - It hurts, doesn't it?
- I debuted... - Doesn't it hurt?
Stop it.
- Hit him harder! Se Hyeong, - Stop it!
hit him harder when I'm holding him!
(The skit hits the climax!)
- Stop it. - Your hair will get plucked.
Stop it.
Don't mess with me, punk.
(Dizzy)
(This is the comedians' ending.)
My plan for the afternoon is...
That was a good ending.
They helped us a lot.
They laugh thanks to the eels and the skit.
- But we haven't paid them back yet. - Right.
The Tribe is fully charged again, and they start the new day.
I thought of this on the way here.
There are a lot of kids.
I think we should go farther out.
So we can make a swing.
- Yes. - We should go farther...
That's a great idea.
A playground for kids?
- and find food. - More?
If we follow upstream,
We can make a playground for them.
I think there will be a waterfall.
- A waterfall? - A waterfall.
I looked around and saw that they didn't have much to play with.
Interestingly, sometimes we can find eels above waterfalls.
There were a lot of kids though.
- Goodness. - We'll catch eels.
Kids were playing with slippers...
I'll bring two nets.
- Fill them up. - I come back with them full.
by kicking them.
- Be careful. - Let's go.
- We'll be back. - Take care.
They didn't seem to have any toys.
- Good luck. - Go for it.
- Let's go! - Good luck!
I heard we were going to visit a tribal village,
so I brought some tools to make things...
that can be helpful.
Shall we start?
(The production crew provided materials for the Batak Tribe.)
Are we going to use a chainsaw?
(It's the hidden item, chainsaw.)
(Like Iron Man puts on his suit,)
(Chief Byung Man takes the chainsaw.)
Shall we take this?
(They quickly collect the materials.)
Nice.
Please tell us...
- your plan. - Okay.
- So we can work on our own. - Yes.
I think we need to use four of these to make a seesaw.
- Yes. - We'll put 2 and 2 together.
We'll carve it to make a shape.
Then, we'll use this as a stopper...
you see in playgrounds.
- Yes, underneath. - Like a bumper.
- Yes. - So kids don't get hurt.
- This will be a swing. - Right.
That and hoop ring toss.
I'll put up a stake.
It's very simple.
Then, I'll install...
- those logs. - Like stepping-stones.
Yes, that's right. I'll make those four things.
- Won't that be enough? - Yes.
First,
I'll make the hoop ring toss.
- Okay. - I'll finish that first,
- then find other things to do. - Okay.
Then I'll nail the four planks to make the seesaw.
Sang Joon used to build performance stages.
- Right. I used to do that. - He knows he's good at it.
You can ask me to make or build anything.
I used to build performance stages before I became a comedian.
I'm good at making things.
Goodness, I'm good at hammering.
Nobody could beat me 20 years ago.
I'm going to help Byung Man with building the house.
(Wait and see.)
(The two building masters start making a seesaw.)
Put these over here.
(It starts raining when they start working on the seesaw.)
So this must be the bottom.
Goodness, it's raining again.
(It looks like it's going to rain the whole day.)
It's easier to nail on the wet logs.
It works so easily.
The logs get heavier, but it's easier to nail them.
(Sang Joon nails the wet planks while it's raining.)
There is a way to hammer well.
Beginners wouldn't know it. But there is a proper way to do it.
You have to hit the right target.
Then it works just fine.
He's good at nailing.
I haven't seen anyone who is good at nailing in the jungle.
But Sang Joon is very good at it.
(Hammering with spirit)
Well, Sang Joon is...
(It's like how a blacksmith works on his iron.)
He is someone who did a lot of nailing before.
He hits the nail with a rhythm.
It's hard to do that.
Then put this up.
(They quickly build seesaw bodies thanks to Sang Joon.)
- It's not that high. - Right.
(I worked so hard for this.)
We can just build three wooden steps.
- 1, 2, 3. Like this? - Yes.
Okay. Should I shovel here?
(They are shoveling, not hammering.)
Se Hyeong is quick-witted.
He finds something to do and works on it.
I got my own know-hows from my previous jungle days.
We worked as a team.
- Are you happy? - Yes.
I'm very proud of doing this.
- I know. - Yes.
(Team Seesaw starts shoveling.)
(But it rains even harder.)
(They might get sick if they continue.)
Let's put it here.
(They start to get tired.)
(Breaking)
(The shovel breaks into two pieces because of the wet soil.)
Our shovel is broken.
(It just gets worse.)
Because of the heavy downpour and exhaustion,
these comedians faced an unexpected crisis.
Can they overcome this situation...
and finish building Byung Man Land?
- It's this way. - Meanwhile, the Eel Exploration...
walks into the forest in the midst of the downpour.
(Raining)
I don't see anything.
- I know. Is there fruit here? - Right.
I can't look up because it's raining hard.
- You are right. - I told you.
(It's raining so hard that they can't even see properly.)
I don't see fruit up there.
(But it's the perfect day to have grilled eels.)
Don't you think there would be a waterfall up there?
- Right. - I see water.
You are right.
(They walk along the water to the upper stream.)
Goodness, this place is totally a jungle.
Dayoung, watch out for snakes.
Watch out for snakes.
If we find snakes, let's catch them and have them for dinner.
All right.
Tell me if you see a rabbit or something.
We'll have rabbit meat for dinner.
Let's go.
(Be it snake or rabbit, I'll just catch anything.)
Let's go.
It feels like my survival level just went up because of the rain.
I want to live.
(Out of breath)
We're not just walking, are we?
- What? - We're just walking straight.
(He starts getting worried.)
But we can't go back.
What if we get lost?
- We can go back to where we came. - She's right.
Are you scared?
We can't even make calls if we get lost in the mountain.
- Watch out. - I know.
- I'm worried. - We don't even have phones.
Watch out.
It's not a smooth path.
- Watch your steps. - This path isn't smooth.
Watch out.
What is that?
Isn't that a valley over there?
- I can see it. - Goodness.
- Goodness, look. - It's a waterfall.
(They spot a waterfall.)
- Goodness. - What is that?
Every cloud has a silver lining.
There comes the waterfall.
- Let's go to that middle part. - Sure.
There should be something over there.
This place is amazing.
Goodness, it's like a picture.
- Do you see the water coming down? - It's wonderful.
(Oasis found in the jungle)
The water keeps flowing here.
(The oasis in the jungle endlessly flows down.)
- It's like where a fairy lives. - I know. It's incredible.
(It's really cool.)
- Do you see the top? - Goodness.
So we are at this waterfall.
- Let's go up. - Sure.
This is where we can get something.
- It's amazing. - Let's check this place out.
We can start from the shallow spot with our goggles.
Can you swim?
We should see what's under the water.
We should do something.
Jeju Island DNA runs in my blood.
My aunts are all female divers.
I feel like...
I'm connected to water.
I'm not scared of water at all.
I used to catch a lot of conches.
I caught sea urchins too.
She's amazing.
(Grabbing)
(She caught the conch with one hand.)
(She has the diver DNA in her blood.)
(Even professional divers acknowledged Dayoung's skills.)
I can cut off the heads of sea breams.
I can also easily remove fluke fins.
I don't get scared.
I'll do my best to survive in the jungle.
(Dayoung is the first one to get into the water.)
- Can your feet touch the floor? - Yes.
Is it deep?
It's very deep. Hold on.
Is it deep?
(She checks to see how deep it is by going into the water.)
Is it deep?
It's deeper than my height.
(Hae Seong gets into the water after checking how deep it is.)
(Ji Won gets ready to go in the water as well.)
Goodness, Ji Won.
- My goodness. - Goodness.
(Ji Won's muscular body hidden underneath the loose shirt)
(Ji Won is the best.)
(Good job, Ji Won.)
(He is still in good shape just like his prime days.)
(Impressed)
Should I take off my shirt too?
When they are in the jungle,
I noticed that actors take off their shirts.
(A volleyball player's confidence)
(Marine Boy Tae Hwan took off his shirt too.)
(It's Law of the Jungle.)
(The six-pack graces the survival.)
(Everybody just takes off their shirts.)
- I'm the worst one. - No.
I thought I should take off mine too.
I used to be a judo player.
(I should take off my shirt too.)
I'll work out to show my abs.
I'll do my best to make it work.
Ji Won.
I should take off my shirt too.
(It's time to show off his hard-earned abs.)
(Interested)
I'll do my best to make it work.
(He's going to show his cool abs.)
It's not showing because it's raining.
(It's because it's raining.)
It's too cold.
(He didn't work hard enough.)
I'll help you.
(Soft muscles)
Your body is in good shape.
What are you doing? You are embarrassing me.
What are you doing?
(He breathes in when his stomach is showing.)
- Stand together. - Let's go.
(It looks even more friendly when he stands next to Ji Won.)
Pose for us.
(He's cute.)
I have a lot of fat to lose.
I was on a diet.
(We apologize to our viewers.)
Let's go.
Goodness, do it again.
- What did you just do? - Everyone can do this.
(Muscles moving)
I can do this.
It's his specialty.
Why are you shooting me?
What's wrong with the old man?
Hey, old man.
I'll dive.
(He throws himself into the water because he's embarrassed.)
(Here comes Busan Seal.)
Here we go.
I just jumped like I was in my element.
I love water. It was very cool.
It felt so refreshing.
(He forgot about his abs and started swimming in the water.)
(Jeju Girl gets ready too.)
Let's catch some fish.
She's really good at this.
(Dayoung gets into the water without hesitation.)
(She can swim as if she has flippers on her feet.)
(She can swim in the deep area too.)
(Then she approaches a gap between these rocks.)
(Then she picks something up.)
We can't even eat this.
(She dives into the water to find something bigger.)
(Ji Won is exploring the water as he shows off his long legs.)
There are small fish here.
But...
they are really fast.
(He dives in again.)
I was 100-percent sure there would be fish.
Once I went in,
I saw that the water was too muddy.
The visibility was very bad.
(Dayoung dives in diligently.)
When you are in the ocean,
it's tranquil inside the water even if there is a storm outside...
as long as there are no waves.
Here, sand and such were floating in the water.
I couldn't see anything.
- Do you see them on cameras? - No.
- The light doesn't help. - No.
I don't know what to do. I can't see anything.
(Hae Seong suddenly goes up the waterfall.)
Father!
Look at him.
I love you!
Father!
(The trot boy expresses his filial love in the jungle.)
I love you!
Jin Hae Seong, let's go!
Law of the Jungle, let's go!
Woo Ji Won, let's go!
(Touched)
Dayoung, let's go!
Hahm Eun Jung, let's go!
(He pours out his passion and energy.)
(Screaming)
He renewed his spirit with a shout!
Now, he should find food to renew his stamina.
Byung Man's Tribe, good luck.
The sun is up.
(The rain comes to a halt at the base.)
I will do it.
(Se Hyeong and Woo Jin set up a pole for the ring toss.)
(Satisfied)
He brought them.
- What? - The rings.
He took one look at them earlier...
- and made them. - He is incredible.
Seriously.
I guess chiefs feel the same.
They work quietly...
- after they see what's needed. - Thank you.
It's like a gift.
- Seriously. - Thank you.
- Thank you.
- Did I say that right? - He made them with wood.
All right.
This is incredible.
Now that it's ready, I want to play the game.
This is...
Okay.
- Children will play the game. - Of course.
Someone will get interested.
Let's bury them in these places.
These places.
We're using the energy from the eels we ate earlier.
(They dig the center.)
The big ones go in first.
(They bury the logs which will be the pillars.)
There you go.
- Am I doing this right? - Yes.
(He works with the hammer, shovel, and saw.)
All right.
(They stack boards to adjust the height of the seesaw.)
- All right. - It's your turn.
(The hammering star of Daehak-ro wraps up.)
You are good at hammering.
Have you all performed in Daehak-ro?
Okay.
You performed there for a while, right?
I was there since 2003.
- Se Hyeong, how about you? - Se Hyeong?
When I met him, he was a senior comedian.
He was wearing a school uniform when I said hello to him.
He gave up everything when he was in high school.
His friends were studying,
but he came to Daehak-ro to be a comedian.
(They built their friendship for 17 years.)
Whenever I caused a bad take with a mistake,
Se Hyeong came to me and said nice things.
So he still seems like an older brother.
I heard that Se Hyeong will join the shoot.
I am really happy that he is going.
Sang Joon will go too.
Sang Joon, the comedian?
I love it!
(He can't hide his happiness.)
That's incredible. I am so happy.
When I first set out to become a comedian.
I heard that it would be best to join...
the comedy club...
at Seoul Institute of the Arts.
I heard that it would give me the best chance.
I looked into an acting academy,
but I couldn't attend it because it was too expensive.
Sang Joon is the founder of the said comedy club...
at Seoul Institute of the Arts.
(Sang Joon is the founder of the comedy club.)
He is someone I admire.
He is cool.
- What are you saying? - Can I have 5 dollars?
(They worked for their dreams ever since they were rookies...)
(and rose to the top together.)
(We hope to see them onstage for many years to come.)
1, 2, 3.
(They finally put together the parts for the seesaw.)
(The Batak Tribe members watch them expectantly.)
(What are they making?)
They came to watch us.
It looks good. Get on it.
(They test the seesaw.)
There we go. There we go.
It makes you smile, right?
The height is just right.
- The height is just right. - It's fun.
(We want to ride it.)
Let's cut that part later.
We put all of our efforts into the seesaw...
because comedians are people who make others laugh.
While telling a joke on the stage is nice,
creating something that will make the users laugh...
is just as meaningful.
(They will be happy if the seesaw makes them laugh.)
We came together with that thought...
and made the seesaw.
It's fun to see it come together.
Next...
Byung Man Land comes together thanks to the effort...
of the G4.
Keep working hard for the children of the Batak Tribe.
(Byung Man Land is coming soon.)
(The Eel Expedition is struggling at the waterfall.)
I can't see anything.
I can't see anything even when I wear water goggles.
- Is the visibility bad? - Yes.
I can't see a single fish.
(We can't see fish.)
I can't see a single fish.
The complete lack of fish is ridiculous.
(The empty net embarrasses the Jeju Girl.)
It's too bad that we are returning empty-handed.
We should have done well after eating eels.
Even though we ate eel,
we had to return without putting our energy to use.
What should we do?
We have no excuse to the Tribe members.
G4, if you are watching this on TV by any chance,
please understand that the water isn't clean...
because of the rain.
- That's right. - We did our best.
Please understand our frustration.
We braved the rain and came all the way here.
Let's go.
Let's go this way.
(They follow Eun Jung, a fan of Law of the Jungle,)
Let's go this way.
(to explore the land.)
I think we might find something here.
Here?
We need to find something.
(Full of passion)
- What is this? Hold on. - This is...
Cassava.
I am sure that's what it is.
That's right. I heard about this on my way...
to bring back the eels.
Isn't this sweet potato?
It looks like sweet potatoes.
This is a sweet potato plant, right?
(It looks familiar.)
You are right.
It looks familiar.
The leaves look familiar.
Ever since I was little,
I lived close to nature.
I grew up in the countryside,
so I often explored the mountains, creeks, and sea.
I dug up clams a lot.
- I lived that way from a young age. - I think it's a sweet potato plant.
I think it's a sweet potato plant.
(Will he finally show his skills?)
There is something here. There is something here.
- Really? - Yes.
Hold on. There is something here.
(It would be incredible if it's a sweet potato.)
Do you see anything?
I think I see something.
I am digging.
Hold on.
(Hae Seong is serious.)
- What is this? - Something...
is buried.
(Diligent and excited)
Something is buried.
What is this?
Look at this.
(What will it be?)
It's trash.
- For goodness' sake. - It's trash.
Look at this.
(What's buried in the soil...)
(is trash.)
I knew it would be trash when I saw it.
Why would anyone bury trash...
- here? - Let's hurry up.
I think there are sweet potatoes here.
I am going. Work on your own.
I am going.
It would be better to join them.
I think I will find something.
Here it is. I found it.
Here.
This is it!
Watch your hands.
Let's dig up these plants.
(They harvest the edible roots.)
(Chewing)
It's tasty. It's sweet.
We blended it...
and ate something like meatballs.
It was nice.
(Eun Jung and Dayoung join forces.)
Okay. This is it.
(Pulling)
- All right. - This is incredible.
This is incredible.
We found a lot.
Cut it off.
All right.
(Cutting)
(She cuts the root with a shovel instead of a knife.)
(Girl crush-worthy charms)
Shall I try it?
(She takes a bite of the leftovers.)
Okay.
I will only focus on you, cassava.
(She'll only focus on cassavas.)
(Everything she pulls out...)
(is incredibly big.)
There are so many.
- What? - What?
Cassava.
Let's get this.
Shall we cut it?
- Hae Seong. - Yes?
What are you doing?
The sweet potatoes...
keep seducing me.
I will look for them a bit longer.
- It's not a sweet potato plant. - Then what is it?
I feel like I am getting pulled into a black hole.
Dig a bit more.
Everywhere that you dig is just a pile of trash. Look.
He is obsessed with finding sweet potatoes.
I will find them.
(Looking around)
A pumpkin flower!
(A pumpkin flower!)
- A pumpkin flower! - It's a pumpkin.
Shall we collect this?
Hold on. Shall we bring pumpkin leaves?
We need pumpkin leaves too.
It would be great to eat rice with these.
Are you sure those are pumpkin leaves?
- Pumpkin leaves. - They are pumpkin leaves.
Next to the pumpkin leaves is a plant like a morning glory.
- Really? - Yes.
- Why are there no pumpkins? - Take this.
(They are right this time!)
Pumpkin.
All right.
Shall we take a lot of pumpkin leaves?
Let's go.
Come this way.
(Let's go now.)
Isn't that a sweet potato plant?
There are no sweet potatoes.
Although they failed to catch eels,
they return home with a bag of cassavas.
There. Put it up.
Move it over. Move it to the side.
Move it over to the side.
Yes.
(Heave-ho)
(Even if it takes time, they make it sturdy.)
There you go. Are you done? Put it up.
Put it up as it is.
Byung Man's Tribe puts in effort for the children of the Batak Tribe.
How will Byung Man Land look?
Next week!
(A blockbuster-like dinner)
(Whole roasted pig)
(It's the taste of paradise.)
(The two tribes enjoy the feast.)
(The party reaches the climax!)
(They make the Batak Tribe laugh.)
(They leave good memories in everyone's heart.)
(The lively night goes on forever.)
(And)
(A basketball game starts.)
(Ji Won leads Team Law of the Jungle.)
(Team Batak is the expert of playing in the jungle.)
(Which team is better at basketball?)
(Byung Man Land finally opens.)
(Both the customers and the builders are satisfied.)
(This is Neverland.)
(This is Byung Man Land.)
(What Byung Man imagines comes true.)
(Law of the Jungle with Batak)