"Just Let Me Go Home" 'Jungle Bob - Caribbean Bob' Chef Yoon Nam-no Breaks Down Over Seasickness

Chef Yoon Nam-no of 'Caribbean Bob' has declared he's willing to give up his appearance fee.

In the upcoming episode of SBS's entertainment show 'Jungle Bob 2 - Caribbean Bob', set to air on the 15th, the passionate ingredient hunting adventures of friends in the Caribbean will be unveiled. As they traverse jungles, deserts, and seas in their unique ways to find ingredients, the unpredictable 'flavor pilgrimage' they embark on is highly anticipated.

First up, Chef Yoon Nam-no, dubbed the 'kitchen auntie' of the Caribbean, takes on his first-ever ingredient hunt. With a dream of opening a seafood restaurant, he has always shown a special affection for seafood. He sets out to sea hoping to catch live fish but is utterly defeated by the unexpected seasickness attack from the Caribbean Sea. Eventually, he declares, "You don't have to pay me, just let me go home," turning pale and admitting defeat. Even the MCs watching were shocked, commenting, "That kind of wave is like a Viking ride. It must have been really tough." The full story behind Chef Yoon Nam-no's seasickness incident, which nearly halted production, and whether he ultimately succeeds in live fishing to fulfill his dream of opening a seafood restaurant, raises curiosity.

Following the battle in the Caribbean, Ryu Soo-young faces a solo extreme challenge in the Dominican Republic's only desert, The Sand Dunes of Bani. Reminiscent of the movie 'Dune,' he finds himself in a mental breakdown amidst the desolate sand dunes and fierce sandstorms. The MCs, faced with his humble demeanor against the vast nature, could not hide their fear, saying, "If you get lost, you're dead," "It's scary without a single footprint." However, Ryu Soo-young grits his teeth and climbs the giant sand walls on all fours, showing incredible determination. What the 'death-defying' sand walls look like and why he ventured into the vast and desolate desert will be revealed in the broadcast.

Meanwhile, the friends also take on a special mission to obtain 100% pure chocolate in the 'cocoa heaven' of the Dominican Republic. They marvel at the taste of various cocoa fruits, claiming it's "ten times better than fruit," and embark on the arduous task of harvesting giant cocoa fruits from a cocoa farm spanning 15,000 square meters. With the stern instructions of a local guide, dubbed the 'Godfather of Cocoa,' they sweat profusely without a moment's rest. To make matters worse, a 'never-ending grinding hell' reminiscent of Lee Joon and Yoon Nam-no's Starbucks PTSD unfolds, plunging the site into a collective mental breakdown. Whether the friends succeed in making precious pure chocolate and their grueling cocoa farm labor story will be exclusively revealed on 'Caribbean Bob'.

The extreme flavor-seeking journey for the ultimate meal, 'Caribbean Bob,' airs this Thursday night at 9 PM.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)