(One fine morning with clear sky)
(Sixth Sense's sixth episode comes with the scent of flowers.)
(Smiling)
(Na Ra approaches looking like a spring lady.)
Hello.
It's spring. Spring has come.
Ta-da.
I tried to look feminine. What do you think? Do I look cute?
You look feminine.
Do I look like I'm in my 20s? What?
What's wrong with your voice?
(Jessi's morning words of blessing)
It's spring, but why is it so cold?
Hey. We match.
Because it's spring.
(They're both wearing beige.)
Shall we?
(Body five to celebrate spring)
(Oh, my.)
- We're not there yet. - No.
But we will eventually get there.
It feels nice.
(The woman in beige liked it.)
(Dancing Jessi's new song, "Zoom")
This is what you do.
(Dancing Jessi's new song, "Zoom")
(Don't take it wrong. This is the dance for "Zoom".)
You need to do this.
(The next dance move)
(Enthusiastic)
Start the engine.
(Destroying the dance)
Mi Joo! Hurry up and get over here.
It's awkward to be with her.
Did you say awkward?
- Jessi. - You see...
What took you so long?
I bought some bread.
(Jae Seok in uniform goes well with bread.)
We're wearing matching colors.
- You're all dressed for spring. - It's the same color.
- My eyes are puffy. - Yes.
Your hair looks longer. Did you get an extension?
I always do.
Really? I can tell.
I got it done in the hair salon.
"I can tell".
(Compliment or insult?)
She's good at making other people feel bad in the morning.
- No one can do it better than her. - I'm nagging at them.
You make people feel bad in the morning.
You're wearing a backpack.
- Yes. - Are you going to study or what?
No, because it's that day.
(I see.)
I'm sorry.
Don't get on her nerves today.
Not today.
- It's that day. - It's that day.
- But... - Who was it last week?
- Mi Joo. - You got that from me.
It's nice that you treat me like your own brother.
Now you...
Due to the aftereffect of COVID-19,
I didn't have it for two months.
- I... - Don't share that with us.
Mi Joo. This will go on air.
I asked Jae Seok, "Did I have it this month?"
I was dumbstruck.
It's only morning.
(Stop that in the opening.)
Let's bring in the guests.
(Curious)
- We shouldn't disappoint Mi Joo. - Where are they?
There they are.
- They're coming. - I can only see their feet.
Can I get excited today?
Oh, wait.
(Oh, wait.)
(Malfunctioning)
(What is it?)
(Malfunctioning)
Oh, my goodness.
It's Kwon Il Yong.
On Ju Wan!
(Kwon Il Yong, On Ju Wan)
(He was always there when crimes occurred in Korea.)
(He investigated over 1,000 criminals.)
("Through the Darkness" is based on his story.)
(Korea's 1st profiler, Kwon Il Yong)
- I can't believe it. Hello. - It's Kwon Il Yong.
Mi Joo ran over there at lightning speed.
(No chance for Mi Joo's love life)
Look who it is.
(Jae Seok does his best to tease her.)
We have perfect guests.
I love these guests.
Why is she disappointed? Why are you disappointed?
I'm not keeping a distance.
I just want to take time.
Ju Wan is Sang Yeob's best friend.
Right. You replaced him.
(Ju Wan filled in for Sang Yeob in Season 2.)
(I have a good hunch.)
(But he failed to find what was fake.)
(To take revenge,)
(he came up with a plot in Episode 4.)
(Ju Wan the Jigsaw bewildered everyone including his best friend.)
(The man who's serious about Sixth Sense, On Ju Wan)
He was really funny.
Yes.
(He was funnier than Sang Yeob.)
- You were very funny. - I did a good job.
You were amazing.
- You were very funny. - I did a good job.
(Feeling better)
We met on another show.
I know. We made a deduction together.
- Right. - Yes.
- Jessi. Do you know who I am? - Yes.
- See? - Do you know what he does?
She's lying.
(The man who reads the heart of a liar)
- Busted. - You got busted.
- A professor. Isn't he a professor? - You got busted.
He's the first person to make a profiler.
He didn't make a profiler.
No, Mi Joo.
He's the first one in Korea.
- I know who he is. - First person to make it.
I'm sorry. My bad.
- I didn't do that on purpose. - Mi Joo.
- He's the first profiler in Korea. - Yes.
He's the first generation.
- The first generation. - You know that, right?
Yes. He's famous.
Do you know what profiling means?
Yes, you investigate every detail...
- and make a file of it. - "A file".
- That's filing. - A file?
- That's filing. - That's filing.
You thought...
He doesn't make files.
Show off.
Have you seen Sixth Sense before?
- I watch it often. - Really?
It's so much fun.
Have you found the spy?
(Has he found...)
(the spy?)
No.
(No.)
(0 spy detection rate)
- What? - Because what we do...
is different from reality.
I can't find it.
- Because what we do isn't a crime. - No.
I heard you have your own way of reading their minds?
Before a suspect becomes a culprit, they are...
determined,
(It's the first time to hear the word culprit on the show.)
and profilers often analyze their words.
- Words? - Words?
For example, they change...
a certain title or position.
Before the crime,
they say, "My wife."
But after the crime,
they say, "She."
They distance themselves from victims psychologically.
Oh, psychologically.
They also go on about unnecessary details.
(They go on about unnecessary details.)
We talk about unnecessary details so much.
- Everything we say is unnecessary. - It's all unnecessary.
That's why I can never find the spy.
Because none of us can find it.
If one is wearing something unusual,
- could that be evidence? - Of course.
Someone is experiencing...
a lot of psychological changes.
Look how puffy his hair is.
His hair?
- Call it waves. - It's so puffy.
- Use a proper word. - I'm just saying.
- Today... - He's wearing dress shoes.
You're wearing an expensive pair.
(You're wearing an expensive pair.)
Are they from a designer brand?
He said yes.
You wear designer brand shoes?
- What's gotten into him today? - That's amazing.
- Am I... - Jae Seok.
Am I not allowed to wear them?
He probably has 2,000 pairs at home.
(He probably has 2,000 pairs at home.)
How can I have 2,000 pairs at home?
- How many do you have? - Only one.
Okay. Let's see the topic.
First.
"Exotic Investments The Rich Are Into Nowadays"?
Good. Investments.
Investments.
(Investment)
(A technique to increase money)
(What kind of investments do you make?)
(Stocks)
(Virtual currency, gold, real estates)
(Among many ways to make an investment,)
(there is one the rich are into nowadays.)
(Do you want to be rich?)
(The hidden investment that will make you rich easily)
(The surprising investment...)
(will bewilder you.)
(It even gave a profiler a headache.)
(Which exotic investment...)
(is fake?)
I'm interested in it.
Let's find out.
"Earn money with fish from 100 million years ago."
"Up to 100,000 dollars monthly, prehistoric fish investment."
Make money with fish?
(There are many kinds of fish on earth.)
(So far, there are 31,000 confirmed species.)
(Among many species, the rich are into this one.)
(Make 100,000 dollars monthly with prehistoric fish?)
(Is this a fish or a dinosaur?)
(Is this the prehistoric fish?)
(It's huge,)
(and there are a lot.)
(The surprising prehistoric fish investment)
(Is it true or fake?)
- There's a fish this big. - Yes.
- A hundred million years ago? - It's huge.
- With long white whiskers. - I know.
What was that called again?
(Is there one like that?)
- I know. - Did this fish...
live for 100 million years?
No.
(He fails to hold back his laughter.)
No life lives 100 million years.
Exactly.
So this fish existed...
even 100 million years ago.
How do you know that?
Let's check number two.
(Giving up asking)
You need to end that conversation first.
- Mi Joo. - The end.
It's over?
I say this every time.
This is the phrase...
- Yes. - the production crew prefers.
- It's hard. - It's a hard topic.
Number two.
"The mushroom that tastes like meat".
"Mushroom investment that creates a profit of 200,000 dollars".
(Mushroom investment that creates a profit of 200,000 dollars)
That sounds real.
(How much do you know about mushrooms?)
(Truffle, shiitake mushroom, sarcodon mushroom)
(Wood ear mushroom, honey fungus, Honey-Capped Amanita)
(Pink-tipped coral mushroom, oyster mushroom, Agaricus)
(What's the best of all?)
(The mushroom that tastes like meat?)
The mushroom that tastes like meat.
It must be something we don't know.
(Later, the profiler says,)
("It tastes like real meat.")
(They cannot believe their eyes.)
(The unbelievable taste of mushrooms)
For two clusters...
(The unbelievable price of the mushroom)
(A profit of 200,000 dollars with mushroom that tastes like meat?)
(Is the mushroom investment real or fake?)
- Wait. - A profit of 200,000 dollars?
A mushroom costs 200,000 dollars?
I think there is a mushroom that tastes like meat.
But I don't like mushrooms.
Who does?
(To Jessi, her taste matters more than finding what's fake.)
It doesn't matter whether you like it or not.
Wealthy people like it.
What does that mean?
- "What does that mean"? - Rich.
Just say rich.
Right. Just say rich.
(Thinking)
You couldn't find the spy in a situation like this?
No.
You may not know,
but she's always been like that.
- Always. - This is who I am.
So, rich people like it.
I think it's possible.
- Yes? - Yes.
- It's food. - Yes.
It's gone if you eat it, but it costs 200,000 dollars?
I think that sounds suspicious.
You didn't get it last time, did you?
I got this last time.
- My hunch was right. - Yes.
But I switched it at the last minute.
You should've seen Jae Seok's face when he was talking.
"Yes."
It's all sloppy in general.
- Next one. - Number three.
- Toy as art. - Toy as art.
It's worth...
(Art toy investment that's worth 400,000 dollars)
- Art toy? - Art toy?
(Art, an activity that expresses beauty)
(Toy, an object children play with)
(You can make money with art toy?)
("Expensive Toys for Adults")
("700 dollars Star Wars Lego Sold for 3,000 dollars")
(It's worth over 400,000 dollars.)
(Art toy is getting popular as a new investment item.)
(The price ranges from 10,000 dollars...)
(to over a million dollars)
(The toy that cost a few dollars...)
(is now worth 100,000 dollars?)
(The art toy investment, is it real or fake?)
Does art toy include...
- figurines? - Yes.
- Then it makes sense. - Yes.
- This is possible. - Why is that?
It's worth keeping,
- and it's rare. - Exactly.
Figurines can be very expensive.
- But toys are... - Toys?
- easy to get. - No.
That's not true.
You don't know what you're talking about.
They even got brand designer bags.
Toys are easy.
Your tongue keeps getting tied today.
I'm getting dizzy.
- Professor Kwon. What do you think? - I can't wait.
Which one do you think is fake?
You can already see the production crew's intention.
He's figuring out the intention.
(The profiler reads the production crew's intention.)
Because you're unlikely to believe 100,000 or 200,000 dollars,
they suddenly jumped to 400,000 dollars.
- It rhymes. - That's it.
They jumped to 4 because it can't be 1, 2 and 3.
- So which one? - Number three.
- Number three is fake? - Yes.
Because it suddenly jumped.
Jessi.
This is a pretty difficult topic.
- It's hard. - So I will have to see them.
You're saying you have to see them yourself.
- We're playing as a group today? - Why?
You're playing as a group today.
- That's great. - That's actually better.
But the spy has to play its role.
- It has to. - That's obvious.
- He's doing his best. - He's already started.
- He's already started. - Yes.
- Look at his hands. - What's up with your hands?
(My hands?)
- Why are your hands so nervous? - Were you looking at his hands?
I saw his lips, and his upper lip was trembling.
Your hands look awkward.
- This is crazy. - What's up with your hands?
I'm getting chased every week.
It's driving me crazy.
- Let's go. - Yes.
Let's go catch it.
I feel like we're going to a crime scene.
- Let's catch it. - Let's catch them all.
To catch the culprit,
Sixth Sense Division is on the way.
(Mi Joo's energy excites Professor Kwon.)
We're going to profile today.
I know who the spy is.
- Who? - Who?
- You can tell us because... - The suspect one.
(The suspect number 1)
- Pardon? - It's suspect one.
Who's the first suspect?
- You call it suspect one? - It's Mi Joo.
- Mi Joo? - Mi Joo?
(Suspect 1 is Mi Joo?)
- No, I think... - Why Mi Joo?
They wouldn't let me be a spy on a day like this.
- Why do you say that? - Why?
I'm trying to see your reactions...
when I point at someone.
And?
It's not what I expected.
(Not even the profiler can predict Sixth Sense members.)
Because we're not criminals.
You shouldn't expect the criminal's reaction.
- Weird reactions. - If that's what you're looking for,
you'll be doomed.
Ju Wan cut his hair short for today.
Like a soldier.
He said he got a haircut yesterday...
because I like short hair like soldiers.
- Really? - Yes.
(Really?)
Ju Wan. Don't put yourself in a difficult situation.
(Shy)
It's Na Ra who enjoys...
- romance. - Yes.
- Am I right? - Yes.
- Why don't I have any? - She...
Mi Joo does it every week, so...
I don't do it every week anymore.
(She seeks after short-lasting and fiery love every time.)
I don't do it every week anymore.
(A sudden blooming of romance?)
We've arrived!
- We've arrived here. - We've arrived.
(She tried to make a move but was cut off.)
- Nice timing. - How fun.
Good.
It's fun.
(Exotic Investments The Rich Are Into Nowadays Vol. 1)
(Earn money with fish from 100 million years ago?)
(Up to 100,000 million dollars monthly, fish investment)
- Professor, it starts now. - Okay.
- It's like I'm at a crime scene. - We've arrived at the crime scene.
(The fake forensic team Sixth Sense arrives at the crime scene!)
Let's go catch the criminal!
- Gosh, this is... - Look.
- What is this? - Where's the place?
- Where? - The aquarium.
The aquarium?
- This place looks fake. - This place is fake.
(Beside the railway where the subway passes)
The building looks too shabby.
(The first place is located here?)
This is a typical design of the production crew.
Isn't this so random?
- This is definitely fake. - It's definitely fake.
- This is so random. - This is definitely not it.
- This is too obvious. - Look at the signboard.
(Sixth Sensers are disappointed.)
It's over there?
It's that side, guys.
- It's that side. - It's not here?
It's not here? Hold on.
This isn't the one.
- It's not here. - This is fake.
- It's not here? - It's not.
(The place is in a different building.)
- I mean... - That wasn't it?
That definitely looked like it, though.
(This place without any signboard is the entrance!)
(Is this place without a signboard real?)
It's underground.
- I mean... - It's humid.
It's like going to a swimming pool.
- You're right. - A swimming pool.
- Are we swimming today? - No.
- I'm scared. - Hey. Get in, okay?
(Is this a fake place that remodeled a swimming pool? Let's check!)
(They enter.)
They can't make this up.
(When you go underground,)
(the amazing world of the aquarium unfolds.)
(Colors and types...)
(all vary.)
(Countless fishes!)
(This is not the end!)
(Aquariums filling up huge fish tanks and walls)
(There are countless fishes here.)
(Is this place really for prehistoric fish investment?)
(As soon as they enter...)
This is... Hold on.
This is so difficult.
- Hold on. - This looks real.
- My gosh. - This is real.
(It's not easy.)
Look at the minnows. How scary.
(They're piranhas, not minnows.)
(Man-eating fish from the Amazon River)
Look at their eyes.
(With teeth as sharp as a razor blade,)
(the predators leave only the bones of the prey in mere seconds.)
They look cute.
Hi.
Hi.
- Hey. - They're acting cute to me.
What do you mean they're acting cute?
Piranhas eat humans.
- Really? They eat humans? - Yes.
Piranhas in the Amazon River...
swarm people when they fall in the river.
- Jae Seok. - They're so small.
- Why? - Put your hand in there.
- Hey. - Jae Seok.
- Let's see if it's real or fake. - Are you crazy?
- Let's see if it's real or fake. - Their teeth are really sharp.
(Piranhas, which are uncommon to find, are here.)
(Then is this place real?)
Hey, Jessi.
Why are you in there?
Mi Joo, come here.
(A catfish?)
(Do you remember the animal physiognomist...)
(in Episode 13 of Sixth Sense 2?)
(Jessi's animal physiognomy was...)
(a catfish.)
(Catfish and Jessi look rather similar.)
- It doesn't look like me. - Look, Jessi...
Jessi really looks like a catfish.
Come on.
Don't photoshop barbels...
- on Jessi's face. - They look alike.
They really look alike.
I totally don't look like it.
There are so many fish.
(The aquarium is filled with various fishes.)
They can't even move them here.
- One of them costs 100,000 dollars. - One of them costs 100,000 dollars?
- It's amazing. - Which costs 100,000 dollars?
(Out of countless fishes in the aquarium,)
(which are the prehistoric fishes...)
(that existed since 100 million years ago?)
(Monthly revenue of 100,000 dollars with prehistoric fish investment)
(Is this place real or fake?)
(Where is the prehistoric fish?)
This must be it.
Isn't this the 100,000 dollars fish?
(He finally found the prehistoric fish?)
This must be it.
Isn't this the 100,000 dollars fish?
(Where?)
(At the innermost corner of the first place...)
(are gigantic fish tanks.)
(The gigantic fish tanks are filled with...)
Look, they're so big!
(gigantic fish.)
(Overwhelming visual)
Can we even call them fish?
Aren't they dinosaurs? Look.
Gosh, look. They're so long.
(They look like alligators...)
(or sharks.)
They look like prehistoric fish.
They really look like prehistoric fish.
They really do.
(Prehistoric fish that existed since 100 million years ago)
(Are these fish really prehistoric fish?)
They're really fitting of the term "prehistoric fish".
They look scary.
(Even the ex-detective is scared of them.)
How is the body...
Their bodies are like yours. They're long.
(Jae Seok turns out to have a prehistoric fish's body shape.)
This must be the fish on the signboard.
They look alike.
(They're the same fish from the signboard.)
(Then is this place real?)
There are so many fish worth 100,000 dollars?
How much is this then?
It can't be 100,000 dollars for each fish.
There must be something else.
(They are so expensive that they're used for investment,)
(but there are just too many of them?)
(Are they really expensive prehistoric fish?)
(Or are they normal ornamental fish that the production crew brought?)
- Did you see the white one? - It's scary.
- There's a white fish. - Exactly.
My goodness.
Maybe this is worth 100,000 dollars.
Fish like this might cost 100,000 dollars.
(Classy-looking white fish)
(White fish stand out clearly from other brown fish.)
These look expensive.
White fish are so pretty.
Isn't the white color so pretty?
It looks a bit like silver.
The white fish...
do look precious.
I've never seen this before.
(Are the white fish the ones used for investment?)
- He must be the owner. - Yes, hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
(Since about 100 million years ago when dinosaurs ruled the world...)
(and until now when all dinosaurs...)
(have become extinct,)
(they are living as a live fossil.)
(Prehistoric fish)
(You can invest)
(in such prehistoric fishes,)
Hello. I'm professionally raising...
special ornamental fish in Bucheon.
I'm Hye Min, 31 years old.
We don't treat fishes that are raised in a normal aquarium...
like goldfish or nishikigoi.
Prehistoric fishes that have lived since the age of dinosaur...
(Prehistoric fishes)
and color-mutated fishes that are born with low probability.
We professionally treat these fishes.
(They professionally hatch and sell them.)
Prehistoric fish is a fish that keeps the same traits...
since the dinosaurs age...
until now.
For example,
normal fishes breathe with their gills,
(Unlike normal fishes that breathe with their gills)
but prehistoric fishes breathe in the air directly...
like humans.
(They breathe in the air outside of the water.)
And they have chest and back fins...
that act as arms and legs for amphibians,
so when they get out of the water,
they can move forward instead of flapping around.
(Some prehistoric fishes can walk outside of the water!)
To protect themselves from dinosaur's strong teeth,
prehistoric fish has special scales that ease the blow.
So they're referenced for making bulletproof vests.
Even in modern days, the scales are very useful...
for protecting themselves from their natural enemies.
It probably helped them to survive.
(This is how they survived for more than 100 million years.)
Because they're so rare, they're sold a lot...
to rich people in China, Indonesia and so on.
For your reference, we got more than 50 platinum alligator gar...
last year.
They became really popular and were sold out in a month.
We made more than 80,000 dollars profit.
Our monthly profit from prehistoric fishes...
averages from 20,000 to 30,000 dollars per month.
Since they're high value-added fishes,
they're sold at high prices.
Sixth Sense.
Is this place real?
At first glance, I can tell that these are prehistoric fish.
Yes, they're prehistoric fish.
They look a bit like dinosaurs.
Can you explain what exactly are prehistoric fish?
As the name suggests, they existed since when dinosaurs were alive,
which was several 10 million to 100 million years ago.
They took on this form since back then,
and they are still maintaining the same form until modern days.
You can find fossils that look exactly like them even nowadays.
(Just like the fossils,)
(prehistoric fish maintain their form until modern days.)
- There are? - Yes.
I got chills.
How long do they live?
Normally, garfish lives for about 50 years.
(Garfish lives for about 50 years.)
They live for 50 years?
Fifty years?
And the Australian lungfish has the longest lifespan...
out of freshwater fish.
It can live up to 100 years.
- Up to 100 years? - Up to 100 years?
(The prehistoric fish lives as long as humans.)
Because they live long, they gain a lot of experience.
- That's right. - They gain a lot of experience,
and they're smarter than normal fishes.
They recognize who feeds them,
so some fussy ones only eat the food their owner gives.
(Your owner's here.)
(Eating)
(They can recognize people?)
Can they tell what's pretty and what's not?
- Among themselves? - No.
(Can they tell that I'm pretty?)
(They probably can.)
- The person outside the water? - Yes.
(Even prehistoric fish know that Na Ra is pretty.)
Sir, do they cost 100,000 dollars each?
They don't cost as much as 100,000 dollars.
The normal original species range from few dozens to thousand dollars.
But some are color-mutated.
(Color-mutated fish are born with low possibilities.)
Special parts?
Those white fish... Not special parts. Color-mutated.
"Special parts"?
- Color-mutated. - Color-mutated?
Their color changes.
(You understood, right?)
They're innately born with color mutation.
Those ones get extra an zero behind their price.
(The sales price varies 10 to 100 times.)
To make a profit, we need to have a lot of platinum fishes.
They are born with very low probabilities...
like 1 out of 10,000 or 1,000,000.
(Platinum refers to mutated ornamental fishes that are white.)
Because they're shiny, white, and pretty,
a lot of people seek them,
but they're very rare.
So they're sold at a very high price overseas.
For your information, the most expensive fish now...
is a color-mutated fish...
named platinum tropical gar.
For this, it was sold at 14,000 dollars last year.
(It's 14,000 dollars for 1 fish?)
(It's worth investing.)
Normal tropical fish don't mutate when they're born.
But prehistoric fish has a lot more mutations.
They give birth to 360,000 eggs at once.
(Countless fishes are born from the eggs.)
If you're unlucky, you can get 1 or 2 platinum fish.
If you're lucky, you can get up to 50 fish at once.
I can make money...
out of those white ones.
(The key to prehistoric fish investment is color mutation.)
Then can you make a profit of more than 100,000 dollars?
It's inconsistent, but I earned 100,000 dollars a month...
when I earned a lot.
He earned 100,000 dollars in a month?
Sir,
- when people buy them, - Yes.
where do they raise them at?
Some raise them at home,
and some raise them in their office.
I want one.
Do people with an aquarium in the yard raise them?
They normally raise them inside their house.
(They raise prehistoric fish inside their house?)
- Not in the yard? - Inside the house?
(How can they raise this inside the house?)
(The prehistoric fish are bigger than 1m.)
(They raise such big fish inside their house?)
They would need a big aquarium for them.
They have an aquarium like this at home.
Is this big enough?
(They place such a big aquarium in their house?)
(Such a huge fish tank in a house?)
(Is he a real owner who sells prehistoric fish?)
(Or was that a slip of a fake owner?)
They can walk?
Those that can walk are a different kind.
These can't walk.
- If you look over here... - They can walk?
- A fish can walk? - This is unbelievable.
- Don't grab it! - Don't grab it!
This is lungfish.
- Oh my gosh. - Lungfish can walk.
(Splash)
It's cold!
(Small splash caused by the prehistoric fish)
I'm going back.
(I don't like prehistoric fish anymore.)
(Jessi, I hope you get close with prehistoric fish.)
- This place is real. - I think this place is real.
He grabbed the fish so easily.
- He looks like he's used to it. - Yes.
He's not scared of it.
(He touches the fish unhesitatingly. Is he a real owner?)
I think the production crew brought them here,
and he might be an entrepreneur in a fish market.
We have to doubt it.
- He might run a sashimi restaurant. - That's right.
(It does look like an apron from a sashimi restaurant.)
(Is he a real prehistoric fish owner?)
(Or is he a fake owner who works in relation to fishery?)
(Is this place real?)
- Sit down, Mi Joo. - Mi Joo.
Can fish fall in love with a person?
Not at all.
The fish keeps looking at me.
- Really? - Yes.
It must've recognized you as a fish.
(No way...)
No.
This place is probably real.
- I think it's real. - It's definitely real.
- It's definitely real. - Yes.
Firstly, the lighting...
was set differently for each type of fish.
(The fish tanks have similar sizes.)
They're not set up in the same way.
Some have two and some have more. Some are bright...
and some are dark.
(Then is this place real?)
(As expected from the person who used to read hearts of evil.)
- But there's something suspicious. - Yes.
Fishes aren't that smart.
But he said they recognize who feeds them.
(Is this a set up that went too far by the production crew?)
(Are prehistoric fishes that recognize their owners fake?)
But last time, on "Incredible Moment"...
That was "Incredible Moment".
(He didn't even finish the sentence.)
We haven't heard what he has to say.
Is that so?
You don't know what he's going to say.
- What is it? - Hyun Ju, let's hear him out.
The owner raised a tropical fish,
and the fish went through a ring.
Maybe it was a coincidence.
(Or are they really smart fishes that recognize people?)
Let's play a game.
We played this game in Season Two.
It's Initial Letter Charade.
- Charades. - This...
(Initial Letter Charade: The first player checks the initial letter.)
(Example: H)
(Explain the word that comes into your mind with your body...)
(in 5 seconds.)
(Be careful not to change it by exaggerating.)
(Example: Hoe)
(It's a success if the last player guesses the word correctly.)
(They get a hint if they get 1 answer right.)
Send four representatives.
- Just four? - Four?
- Not everyone at once? - No.
Start.
(Initial letter: G)
I don't know. What words are there?
- Mi Joo. - Exactly.
- Start. - Look.
(Tapping her cheek)
(What in the world is this?)
(In Season 2, Mi Joo applied grapefruit blush.)
(Wait. I'll squeeze grapefruit juice.)
(Squeezing)
(Sour)
(Grapefruit drinks company, call me.)
- I'm so sick of you. - My goodness.
I'm sick of Mi Joo.
Why your dimples...
Go. You can't speak.
Turn around.
Just do something similar.
Just do something similar.
(She replicates Mi Joo's action.)
It's so sour.
Are you serious?
- Go. - Are you serious?
You can't speak.
Here you go.
(Look carefully, Professor.)
Look at Professor's face.
(What?)
Squeeze more.
- Professor's frozen. - Professor.
Aren't they really cute?
(He can't help but laugh.)
I think catching a criminal is easier.
(I think catching a criminal is easier.)
Clown?
(Wrong)
- Grapefruit. - Grapefruit...
(This is grapefruit?)
(Grapefruit drinks company, call them.)
Let's change.
Sang Yeob, Professor Kwon, Ju Wan, and I.
Okay.
(Why are you kicking us out?)
Why are you kicking us out?
Kick you out...
- How is this kicking you out? - Why are you kicking us out?
- Why are you looking down on us? - Let's see just how good you are.
Let's see how good you are. They're all wearing blue.
Okay.
Ready, start.
(Initial Letter: B)
(What word is there?)
(Brainstorming befitting of a team match)
Okay, I'm ready.
Look.
This is bad.
- What is this? - What is this?
I see! Think simple.
- Don't speak. - Jae Seok...
I really...
Five, four, three,
- Why is she walking like that? - two,
- Why? - one.
(Graceful and elegant)
- Na Ra! - Do it properly!
Why would you...
- She's the spy. - You're driving me crazy.
- You're the spy. - Why? This is what you did.
- What's the answer? - Dancing?
It was a butterfly.
(Full of regrets)
- Butterfly. - Butterfly?
- Why did you do this? - Why did you lift up your feet?
Come on.
What kind of butterfly flies like that?
I tried to express that it's not a bird.
(He failed with the descriptive skill of a bird.)
- Okay. - What is this?
Start with Mi Joo. Start.
Five, four...
What is it?
Five, four...
(Bold movements)
You did it.
(He is smiling widely from her dancing.)
Go. You really did well.
How flashy. Gosh.
(The audience is having so much fun.)
She did it.
She really did well.
(She made flashy footsteps...)
(and flopped onto the ground.)
(She overcomes the embarrassment and dances.)
(The finale)
It has two syllables, right?
- Exactly. I don't know. - It's two syllables.
I'll just do it.
- Ju Wan will get it. - Hold on.
(Na Ra is at it again.)
(Excited)
(It suddenly feels like a club.)
She shouldn't do this.
As expected from Na Ra Oh.
Na Ra, you need to get down on the floor.
Na Ra, no.
- No. - Okay.
I'm wearing a skirt.
(Shout)
- No. - Okay.
- Okay. - The answer is?
Dance.
- Right. Is it not dance? - But it's...
- Hip hop. - hip hop.
- Oh, hip hop. - Hey!
- You should've done this. - What's that?
- This is hip hop. - This. That's right.
- No, this is not right. - Hip hop.
Hip hop, my foot!
- Hip hop. - Why?
- What's wrong? - Who explains hip hop like that?
Then what should she have done?
- There's a lot you can do. - This is hip hop.
- That's girl's hip hop. - They look the same to me.
- She said it's girl's hip hop. - They're the same.
Professor Kwon already looks so tired.
- I'm tearing up from laughing. - Professor, just...
imagine you're watching your students in a talent show
(The students' talent show continues.)
Ready, start.
(Initial Letter: H)
(H)
(Hoe)
(She doesn't need more oxygen. She needs a word.)
Is it hard?
- It's simple. Okay. - You can't talk. Five,
(Hip)
three,
(Oh, my)
- two, one. - Is it two syllables in Korean?
- Yes. - Yes.
- Why did she stick out her tongue? - Why are you adding a body wave?
- Show her. - Wait.
- Stop with the body wave! - Wait.
Why are you sticking out your tongue?
(Na Ra scans Mi Joo.)
- She must've learned it from me. - Seriously.
(She's relaxing her eyes.)
No.
Seriously.
(Her tongue looks like it can reach her nose.)
No, you have to show him that.
Why has it changed?
(In the midst of this mess,)
(this man is very lonely.)
- What has it changed? - Seriously.
- Oh, no. This is bad. - Na Ra.
What's the answer?
Ju Wan.
You need to take two pills for your headache today.
Sensuality.
- He said sensuality. - What's the answer?
- Hip. - Hip!
- Hip. - I see.
- I thought... - What were you doing?
- That's all I could see. - But after every turn,
it just got worse.
- Na Ra. - I just copied her.
(You're suspicious.)
- I'm not the spy. - Ju Wan, stand here.
- I'm not the spy. - You seem like it.
- Jessi. - Jessi.
- Why? - Why?
You did so well, but this was your last chance. You don't get a hint.
That's no fun!
(That's no fun!)
Why can't you help us?
- No, but... - Seriously.
(Help us find the fake spot.)
(Up to 100,000 dollars monthly, prehistoric fish investment)
(1. The signboard and the entrance are in different locations.)
(2. The intelligence of the prehistoric fish)
(3. The tanks are too big to place at home.)
(Is this place real or fake?)
This place is fake.
I've never seen fish like that.
But the white ones
did look exorbitant.
(The white fish looked expensive.)
What does that mean?
(What does that mean?)
- That they looked expensive. - They looked expensive.
Expensive.
This place seems real.
(Earlier, the owner was asked about piranhas.)
(Piranhas eat humans.)
(They raise piranhas to send them to aquariums.)
(The owner was not hesitant when answering the questions.)
(They are misunderstood by people because of their sharp teeth.)
(They actually clean up dead bodies in the Amazon River.)
(They're actually easily scared. They won't bite your hand.)
(It's not like what you see in the movies.)
(He knows everything about fish. Is he real?)
(This place is real.)
What do you think, Dr. Kwon?
- Professor. - Professor.
I mean professor.
What do you think, Professor?
- In my opinion, - Yes.
something that's questionable is...
- he said they eat loaches, right? - Yes.
(The prehistoric fish eat loaches.)
Can they eat loaches when they are in nature?
- That's not it. What he said was... - Yes.
(What he said was...)
- They're carnivores. - Yes.
That's why they just give them loaches here.
When they're actually in nature, they probably feed on fish.
If they eat loaches, how is that carnivorous?
What?
It is.
Is it?
(Mi Joo shows off her little knowledge once again.)
- Then what is it? - Yes, because it's meat.
- They eat stuff that are alive. - Oh, fish is meat.
- It's meat that lives in water. - Yes, flesh.
Gosh, this is hard.
(Her small knowledge is amazing.)
But why is the weather so great today?
It really is nice.
(So many flowers on the road)
Spring makes your heart flutter.
You're right. I want to be in a relationship.
(Do you like spring that much?)
(You fools)
Gosh, try living to this age.
(His inner thoughts just came out.)
- Why are you doing this? - "Try living to this age."
- All of a sudden. - That sentence ended everything.
It must be around here.
- The second place was... - We're almost there.
- mushroom that tastes like meat. - Meat mushroom.
- It sounds good. - How much was it?
- Two hundred thousand dollars. - Two hundred thousand?
They make 200,000 dollars with the mushroom?
I strongly suspect this place.
I think it's real.
There are a lot of vegetarians these days.
- There are a lot of vegans now. - Right.
But what if there are too many mushrooms?
- I think it's going to be good. - She's so cute.
"What if there are too many mushrooms?"
Oh, my gosh. I can't even look at mushrooms.
(Exotic Investments The Rich Are Into Nowadays Vol. 2)
(Mushroom investment that creates a profit of 200,000 dollars)
(The second spot)
(Bucheon-si, Wonjong-dong)
Let's go eat some mushrooms.
It must be there.
(Feeling excited to try out the mushroom)
But how do they raise mushrooms in an apartment?
- I know, right? - When it's so expensive.
- It is a bit random. - Why is it in an apartment?
(Can't picture mushrooms in this location)
I don't think they would have good growing conditions.
Yes, because mushrooms are usually in the mountains,
- on trees. - You're right.
(This is where they usually grow.)
Mushrooms are greatly affected by the humidity.
- I thought it would be outside. - Exactly.
(The location is strange. Is this place fake?)
They must be able to grow a lot.
(He opens the door with a lot of doubt.)
- Is it this place? - What?
It smells like udon.
(He opens the door with a lot of doubt.)
This looks like a normal house.
It's just a house.
(A normal house?)
- It's a normal house. - It's just a house.
(Is this really the 200,000 dollar mushroom investment house?)
I don't see any mushrooms.
- Oh, gosh! - What?
What?
(Hello, this is your first time with homemade mushrooms, right?)
- Yeah. - Oh, my gosh.
(If you open the door and come in,)
(it just looks like a normal Korean house.)
(But if you open the door to the room,)
Oh, my.
(it's mushroom heaven.)
It's a mushroom room.
Gosh, this is fascinating.
(Various mushrooms)
This is really fascinating.
(Everyone's in awe of the mush"room".)
(This isn't the end.)
(The mushrooms fill up 2 whole rooms.)
(This place has both familiar and unfamiliar mushrooms.)
(Is this place real?)
(Is this real?)
These are all real mushrooms?
- A mushroom room. - How many mushrooms are there?
- This is amazing. - It really is.
There's a steamed bun in there.
- A white steamed bun. - Where?
- This thing. - This?
- This is lion's mane. - Where?
- This... - Lion's mane.
- It looks like it will feel weird. - But this...
(Hericium erinaceus: Effective for cancer...)
(and Alzheimer's disease. Popular as a diet food these days.)
Hey, this one is...
- Antler Ganoderma lucidum. - This one looks like they made it.
It's Ganoderma lucidum.
(It's an antler-shaped Ganoderma lucidum.)
Look at this. It looks like chicken feet.
(Antler Ganoderma lucidum)
(Shaped like antlers)
(Not chicken feet)
This one is called Satan's bolete.
The color is intense.
It sort of looks like lava.
Hydrangea mushroom?
(Many rare mushrooms)
Cordyceps militaris.
(Many rare mushrooms)
There's more. They have every kind.
I can smell the mushrooms.
Shiitake and oyster mushrooms.
- I'm more familiar with these. - Right.
But it still doesn't seem like they could...
- No. - make 200,000 dollars off of this.
(Is this a fake place created by the production crew?)
- Do you think this place is real? - The thing is...
There's nothing here...
to control the humidity.
There's a thermometer.
Not just a thermometer. Something for the humidity.
That's what I was thinking too.
(There's just a thermometer.)
They have this.
- Right? Just a heater. - They just turned on the heater.
The humidity is very important...
- for mushrooms. - It is important.
But couldn't this be what controls the humidity?
This machine.
- This container? - Yes.
Some of them are covered up.
This machine.
(Every monotube has a different number of openings.)
I think you're right. The inside is damp.
(The damp containers put his inference to shame.)
Yes, I think they can control the humidity.
On the inside.
- Oh, my gosh. - People...
eat these.
Oh, my gosh.
(Burp)
(Oh, my gosh)
- What was that? - See? I don't feel good.
- No, burping is a good thing. - Why am I...
- No, it means I feel nauseous. - It can happen.
That was a loud burp, Hyun Ju.
(Refreshed)
- I burped. - Why?
- What? - Are you okay?
She's young.
They're a young couple.
(Looks young to be raising mushrooms)
(Is she really involved in mushroom investment?)
She must be a woman.
(Or is she fake?)
There she is.
Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
Hello.
(Stew)
(Grilled food)
(Shabu-shabu)
(None of those)
(Now,)
(mushrooms are...)
(money.)
Hello, I've been investing in mushrooms for five years.
I'm 28 years old and my name is Il Soo.
At first, I also raised cherry tomatoes,
lettuce, and basil,
but they would die so quickly.
With mushrooms, if you get the temperature right and water them,
(Water and temperature are all you need to worry about.)
they grow to be so big.
That's why I thought of raising mushrooms.
I started with such a thought.
I think I've made about 200 thousand dollars in five years.
I learned that there is a world mushroom auction.
I saw the auction...
and 850g of truffles...
was sold for 140 thousand dollars.
(Actual truffles that were sold at the auction at the time.)
(The winning bid became an issue in Korea as well.)
It made me want to grow rare mushrooms.
I imported the rare mushrooms from Turkey.
This one looks like a cauliflower, and is called Cauliflower mushroom.
(Cauliflower mushrooms that resemble cauliflowers.)
And there is the Satan mushroom.
(The two mushrooms we saw...)
(are the core of investment.)
The prices are...
around XX dollars for 2kg of wild cauliflower mushrooms.
And the wild satan mushrooms are around XX dollars for 1kg.
(The surprising prices will be revealed shortly.)
Viewers of Sixth Sense, is this place real?
What is this mushroom investment?
Mushroom investment is just growing and selling the mushroom.
Do you grow them here, then?
I grow and sell the common ones here.
But there are these rare ones.
Yes, we've seen them.
I also grow them...
but I don't grow the expensive ones here.
If they're grown in the wild...
they would cost up to 100 thousand dollars for 1kg.
What?
- 100 thousand dollars for 1kg? - Yes.
(1kg of mushroom for 100 thousand dollars?)
(Even if the wild ones are rare... 100 thousand for a mushroom?)
(Are the cauliflower mushroom and satan mushroom real?!)
(It's a bit suspicious...)
Where outside do you grow them?
I rented a farm...
in Anhyeon-dong in Siheung city...
and grow them there.
- And the common ones... - That's convincing.
(So suddenly?)
You're convinced this easily?
It sounds convincing that she's growing them outside.
(Grasshopper solely being swayed.)
- I brought them from Turkey. - Turkey?
- Turkey? - They are from Turkey?
They are not from all around Turkey.
They are only grown in a region called Antalya.
(Turkey a nation of brotherhood.)
(Antalya with a beautiful port.)
It has high temperatures and is humid.
And they only grow with the Mediterranean wind.
(It has an average temperature of 20 degrees and a maximum of 40.)
(Precious mushrooms that are grown with)
(hot sun and wind of Mediterranean.)
Since you came to visit...
I only brought some here today.
(Rare mushrooms brought especially for Sixth Sense.)
You can't grow them here.
- It's convincing. - But the common ones...
It sounds convincing.
Do you really make a profit of 200 thousand dollars?
Actually, that is a profit...
I made over five years.
- In five years. - That sounds right.
But since last year veganism became a big hit.
And the cauliflower mushrooms are known to have meat flavor...
so it is renowned among vegans these days.
(Has similar taste to meat. Popular amongst vegans.)
But in Korea it is only used in fine dining...
in restaurants in Cheongdam.
It is not as well known in Korea...
but after Ariana Grande posted it on her social media...
it became popular...
so rich Chinese people have high demands for it.
Why didn't I follow Ariana Grande and not see the post?
But...
(But...)
- She's a smooth talker. - I'm sorry to stop you...
So it became...
I'm sorry to stop you with what you're saying...
those who are fake usually have a vast amount of information...
- shared. - Without hesitation.
So flawless.
Actually for me...
I need to promote it while I'm on the show.
It's for my investment.
That sounds convincing.
(Fully convinced.)
Why are you being this way today?
It is convincing. It sounds convincing.
(Promotion plan that convinced Jae Seok.)
(Or is this an improvisation on the spot?)
Are there poisonous mushrooms here as well?
- Excuse me? - Poisonous mushrooms.
- Poisonous mushrooms. - As for the poisonous ones...
have you seen the specimen in the room?
- They were poisonous mushrooms? - Yes, they are poisonous ones...
made as a specimen after freeze-drying them.
(Real poisonous mushrooms and not fake ones.)
As I studied the mushrooms...
I saw on the news that...
there are people who try poisonous mushrooms without knowing them.
- Yes, they get hurt real bad. - Yes, there are so many of them.
So as a person cultivating them...
I thought of making awareness...
so I make the specimens and supply them to schools and such.
And I also do Youtube.
The channel is not big, but I make videos.
(She's doing something nice.)
So you have another job...
- and this is something secondary? - Yes, yes.
Actually I teach students at an art academy.
It really suits you.
That really suits you.
Really?
You know that there are many other investment items...
and mushrooms are so difficult to learn.
- Yes, it is. - Was there an occasion to start it?
Why are you shaking so?
Why do you have your hands together like that?
Professor...
- Why are you like this professor? - Why?
- Ask away. - You can ask the question.
You sound so polite.
Mushrooms are actually fungi...
so if you just cover it well...
and if you keep the heat well...
they spread so well.
So my friends told me I should sell them since there were so many.
And that's why I think I started this.
I have a friend who really does this.
- You know Hyo Jeong. - I have a question.
(Something that started as a hobby and became a lucrative investment.)
It was easy.
(Choosing mushrooms just because it was easy?)
(Or is it a fake reason that sounds plausible?)
Then, can we take a look at the rare mushrooms?
- Yes, of course. Shall we go in? - Rare ones.
Yes, please.
(Shall we take a look at the rare mushrooms?)
These are the expensive ones.
They look like bread.
They look like Soboro bread.
(This bread that resembles crunchy Soboro bread...)
(Cauliflower mushrooms grown in Antalya, Turkey. Popular to vegans.)
These taste like meat.
They taste like meat?
This tastes like meat and it also has a meat texture.
Cauliflower mushrooms really look like cauliflowers.
Would you like to take a look?
- They look like tasty Soboro bread. - Don't they?
- Mi Joo, do they really smell? - It does.
- Let me smell it. - What does it smell like?
If it were for me, I would dig my nose into it.
It smells like meat.
- It really smells like it. - It's like soy meat for vegans.
It has such texture.
- It sounds good for diet. - You won't gain weight from it.
This one's the expensive one?
This one's expensive. But I haven't brought...
the good one here on purpose.
If I move them around, it could fall...
and I since artificially grow them...
it'll cost about 12 thousand dollars...
for two mushrooms.
- What? - Really?
(Amazing price for an artificially grown mushroom.)
(Then what about this one?)
As for the Satan mushroom, I sell them for 5,000 dollars for 300g.
What?
(Are these unbelievable prices real?)
- Are these really called Satan? - Yes, they are.
(Even the name is spooky.)
(Satan mushrooms are grown in Antalya, Turkey...)
(It has poison in it so, it has medical use...)
(and it has a special effect for anti-aging.)
- It is called Satan. - It really looks like Satan.
So, the horns should be more pointy.
- But those were sold already. - That's why it's called Satan?
(Everything sound so unfamiliar with these rare mushrooms.)
(Are all these stories real?)
Are we trying these today?
- Yes, you'll be trying them. - We're trying them?
Do you eat them raw or do you cook it?
It's not good to eat them raw.
I'll make sweet and sour mushrooms for you later.
Really?
I sometimes cook them...
to promote them.
(Will it really taste like meat...?)
All right. Let's go out first.
Can we really taste them?
- Yes. - It'll be great, if it's good.
You know, I observed her carefully when she spoke...
and there are these expressions...
and movement in the eye when a person's lying.
But I saw a lot of it.
Is that so?
Is it really true that your eyes look to the right, if you're lying?
- Yes, it's true. - Is it?
- Did she look to the right? - But these are spontaneous...
so it's difficult to catch this, if you're not trained for it.
(Behaviors only observed by a trained profiler.)
(Nervous)
(Sharp eye not missing out on instant movements.)
(It's difficult to observe, if you're not trained.)
I also saw it earlier.
(Il Yong surprised)
(Season 3 of Six Sense can lead to profiling!)
(Hurt)
I'm actually curious who's the spy.
Ask who it is.
Isn't it the professor?
Isn't it the professor?
(Profiler being treated as a suspect.)
- I don't think it's the professor. - It's difficult to notice the spy.
It's strange really.
I can see who it is.
I've seen the spy.
Mi Joo.
(Yes, you're the spy.)
Me? I didn't do anything.
We didn't ask but she kept saying her friend grows mushrooms.
- I knew it from before. - Appealing so.
(Mi Joo kept on talking about her friend who grew mushrooms.)
- I really... - She also talked the same way...
at the pork belly place last week.
(Is this Mi Joo's cover up to hide the fake place?)
We'll play a game while the food is cooking.
What is the game?
The game we'll play is...
the signature game for season 1, Genre Acrostic Poem.
It's been a while.
(You need to make a poem with the given word and genre.)
(In the room.)
(When it smelled like burning...)
(If it is out of context or genre, you fail.)
(You earn a hint if you succeed at least once.)
- Shall we start with you three? - Yes, yes.
Here it is. Genre is Youthful Romance.
- Youthful Romance. - That's a good one.
Word is "Donkey".
"D".
(Mellow glance)
I remember the cherry blossom path we walked together.
(I remember the cherry blossom path we walked together.)
- Geez. - Good, good.
"N".
I remember that scent whenever I see you.
(That is nice.)
I remember that scent whenever I see you.
"G".
You look great when your braided hair flutters in the air.
(Braided hair in a youthful romance genre...?!)
(LOL)
(Braided hair: Also in the records of Josun founded by Dangun...)
(It is the oldest hairstyle of single women of the Korean race.)
(= Long, long time ago.)
Braided hair.
You look great when your braided hair is in the air?
Poppy?!
- Braided hair. - Braided hair.
- I... I... - I'm not sure about this.
I would say...
I would say it was a bit classic.
But you know, it sounds so funny when only guys are doing it.
They are like...
- It's like... - Why are you ignoring one another?
Wasn't it a bit tasteless?
Professor Kwon should go with Jessi.
Let's try with you four.
- We'll start in this direction. - With Jae Seok?
- Jae Seok, you finish off. - Okay.
Passionate Romance. "Sphinx".
"Sphinx".
"S".
I was alone traveling around Swiss...
I saw her for the first time there.
"P".
- Three. - I was wearing pink panties.
(I was wearing pink panties.)
(You have deviated from the path.)
How did they know?
(Help me...)
- Gosh. - How did they know?
- Wait, you should continue. - Wait...
If you bring up panties...
No, you should continue.
How can the professor go on from that?
- "K". - I'm sorry.
(Oh gosh)
- How can he go on from that? - His face turned red.
Gosh, that's a bit sticky.
You should add in some emotions.
I brought some cream...
and rubbed it on.
(I brought some cream and rubbed it on?)
(Forcing in the story.)
You should coach him quickly.
(Je & Yong, loving this chemistry)
(So touching)
On the body...
- Put the cream... - You just stay put.
- Stay put. - You're so impatient.
You should coach the professor.
I applied the cream on the lips.
"S".
(Space out)
It's sore.
(Rejecting)
(Now, do you know how I feel?)
What happened to the pink panties?
Three, two...
(I applied the cream on the lips)
(The ending to this rollercoaster ride romance?!)
It was sweet...
(Wrong!)
It was sweet.
(What was that?)
Rub, rub.
- What is that? - You should have done that.
(What is that?)
But you know...
my hair grows faster ever since I started this show.
(Believe or not: Your hair grows faster if you have erotic thoughts.)
- Why is that? - Is that so?
- My hair grows faster. - Because you have erotic thoughts.
(Sixth Sense's official Rapunzel.)
- We'll start from here now. - This direction.
Genre this time is Horror Musical.
- That's a good one. - Musical.
- Musical is always a good one. - Musical.
"Enoki Mushroom".
"P".
(Horror Musical: "Enoki Mushroom")
"P"... But it's so embarrassing.
That's a bit... isn't it?
(I'm not ready to sing yet...)
(I forgot that this one's a musical...)
Ms. Paeng Hyun-sook.
You're embarrassed aren't you?
With the professor here, I'm a bit embarrassed.
"Peng"... "Peng"...
That day when Pengsoo passed by.
(Pengsoo out of the blue.)
Are you sure that's horror?
- This should be horror. - Pengsoo in a horror story?
It sounds like a comedy with Pengsoo.
How is that horror, Jae Seok?
(This one's a bad joke that Pengsoo won't take.)
Such... Such...
Such...
Such a gloomy day...
- You're good. - I...
- I... - What?
Are you going to continue? Why?
I will avenge.
- This blade of vengeance. - This guy...
You're out of time.
- Gosh. - What are you doing Na Ra?
- I can't give up on musicals. - You miss being on stage?
I'm a musical actress.
Let's try that direction.
- We'll start with Jae Seok. - Okay.
Let's start.
Genre this is Thriller.
- I'm good with thrillers. - I'm doing the ending.
(Genre: Thriller)
(Overflowing with confidence.)
Jae Seok, don't say that you're good at it.
I'm good with such a genre.
- Just say you'll do it. - Sure.
"Mona Lisa".
- Mona Lisa. - "M".
(Getting emotions together.)
(I believe in you, Jae Seok!)
On...
(Creative skills of a thriller expert...?)
(On a certain date...)
- On a certain date. - Gosh, Jae Seok.
Listen until the end.
- I haven't heard that in a while. - Something will happen.
- Something will happen. - Go ahead.
(Humiliation)
- Wait a second. - Go on.
You should have started better.
On a certain date... I can't forget that day.
- "N". - The man who tried to k*ll me.
(The man who tried to k*ll me.)
Who tried to k*ll.
(Nice. A success in resuscitating the bland poem.)
That's it?
(You're next.)
"R"?
(I will revive this thriller!)
(The man who tried to k*ll me.)
- Mr. Lee. - Good!
Mr. Lee who tried to k*ll me.
Let's go to the room.
- Let's go to the room? - Is this a thriller?
(Let's go to... the room.)
(Hey! This is a thriller.)
Remember, this is a thriller.
You know, in the room...
- Now... - Now?
Now, the first one to throw a blow...
(The first one to throw a blow...)
is the one to k*ll.
(Unbelievable)
The one with the first blow?
(Obviously, that's a fail.)
Lee Mi Joo... wow.
(Lee Mi Joo... Wow...)
Go ahead. They go in...
What would they do in a room? Go to sleep.
This time, in this direction.
This is so hard.
Genre this time is Historical Drama in times of w*r.
- Historical drama? - That's a difficult one.
- Historical drama? - Historical drama in times of w*r?
- We'll start with historical drama. - This one is hard.
The topic is "Soybean paste soup".
Soybean paste soup?
"D".
Lord, don't think that you have suffered a bitter blow.
(Wow, Sang Yeob was a real actor.)
General! Please show us your understanding.
(A scene from a historical movie in an instance.)
They are so similar.
(That's a class of an actor.)
"J".
(And the actress Na Ra OH.)
The rock that...
tastes like soup... I don't know.
(Acting couldn't cover up her lack of vocabulary.)
What do I do?
(The n*pples got sore...)
The n*pples got sore I could no longer...
The n*pples got sore...
Why didn't you do that earlier?
Our Jae Seok changed.
Our Jae Seok finally changed.
Why didn't you do that earlier?
n*pples got sore?
Why would they be sore?
There is no word that you can use.
Why would the n*pples get sore?
The n*pples got sore that I could not go out today.
(Working environment that calls for long hair.)
I'll give you a hint after the meal.
- Yes. - Yes.
She's cooking herself.
(In the kitchen...)
(the cauliflower mushrooms are turning into a dish.)
(Cauliflower mushrooms turning into a delicious meal.)
(Will it...)
(really taste like meat?)
Is the dish coming out now?
Thank you so much.
(Excited)
These are Jeon and stir-fried spicy pork.
(Stir-fried spicy pork...)
(made with cauliflower mushrooms that resemble cauliflowers.)
This looks so good.
I love Jeon.
(Crisply made Cauliflower mushroom Jeon.)
It's sweet and sour mushrooms.
- It's amazing. - They are all made with mushrooms.
(Sweet and sour cauliflower mushrooms.)
- Are these all made with mushrooms? - Yes.
They are all mushrooms?
(Specially made for Sixth Sense.)
(Made with precious cauliflower mushrooms.)
(A table full of cauliflower mushrooms that taste like meat.)
Isn't this meat?
- No, mushrooms. - She said it was a mushroom.
- Let's try some. - It looks like stir-fried pork.
It's really a mushroom.
Right, it isn't meat.
Jae Seok, you try.
(Cauliflower mushrooms greeting instead of meat.)
It won't really taste like mushrooms, would it?
(A mouthful)
Is it good? Does it taste like meat?
It's so chewy.
(Curious)
It really does taste like meat. It's like stir-fried spicy pork.
It has a texture of mushrooms but it tastes like meat.
Let's try the Jeon.
This really is...
(Mouthful)
(With a friend)
Try the Jeon. It tastes like meat Jeon.
It's so good.
It doesn't taste greasy at all.
- When it's a Jeon and all. - No, it doesn't.
It has both tastes of mushrooms and meat.
- It's so soft. - Let's see.
Let's see.
(How would the most anticipated sweet and sour mushrooms taste?)
This is interesting.
It's so good. I really like the stir-fried spicy pork.
(Wow! This is delicious!)
You got sauce on your lips... Gosh.
(Bungee jump)
Gosh really?
Please give us some tissue.
Gosh.
(Poor Jae Seok...)
(He's definitely not getting scolded at.)
He got sauce here as well.
But this is so delicious.
Let's try the sweet and sour mushrooms.
(Is it that good?)
- Gosh. - Gosh.
If nobody said anything and you tried it,
you would think that there was meat in it.
- Isn't it good? - How do make this with mushrooms?
(It's so good.)
What is this?
- If someone told you to try it, - It's so good.
and they said it was tangsuyuk with a secret recipe for the meat...
I'd believe it.
- It tastes like meat. - Anyone would believe it.
You could sell it.
I thought...
it was just that the mushrooms...
had the chewy texture of meat. I thought that was the reason.
- Right. - But it tastes like meat.
Right.
I think I might get reminded of this tangsuyuk later.
Go ahead.
(Go ahead.)
(Laughing)
"Go ahead."
- Oh, my. - They're a good cook.
- Really? - Yes.
Oh, my. Are you eating that?
(Oh, my!)
Did you eat the piece I dropped?
Did you?
(What?)
It's like when you drop something,
and your boyfriend eats it and tells you to eat a new one.
It makes your heart skip a beat.
(Makes your heart skip a beat)
Isn't it like the perilla leaf debate?
(Laughing)
Is it different?
I just ate it because I wanted to.
"I like food that falls on the floor."
(Jae Seok was just hungry.)
My mom asked me how Jae Seok stays so thin when he eats so much.
- It's so good. - Why don't you gain weight?
- Why don't you gain weight? - Because he talks a lot.
(Because he talks a lot.)
- Right. I talk a lot. - sh**ting the breeze?
- Yes. - What?
I think you really do talk a lot.
As soon as he goes home,
he calls all of the members.
Doesn't he call you? He's on the phone all day.
I get a missed call, so I call him back.
But it's busy.
I can't wait.
If I call someone, but they don't pick up,
I move on to the next person.
He talks this much during the sh**t and calls again after it's over?
- Yes. - Yes!
While it's only one call for us,
that means he makes 8 to 10 phone calls a day.
Imagine how much I have to talk about?
I have to tell the next person what I heard from the previous person.
You're right.
There's so much to talk about.
(He never runs out of things to talk about.)
What's there...
So these aren't dishes that you sell.
No, she just makes it herself.
I think that she...
You can sell this dish.
- It's so good. - She's a great cook.
She's wearing an apron, and it looks good on her.
She looks like a cook.
(The food is good, and she looks the part. Is she a cook?)
I got it.
She's a member of our food team.
I'm getting suspicious because it's so good.
(Is the food team who confused them the most in Season 3...)
(finally coming out as a fake?)
(Or is she really someone who cooks great dishes with mushrooms?)
Do you enjoy cooking?
Honestly, I used the Baek Jong Won seasoning for it.
(Oh, no wonder it's good.)
No wonder it's good.
(Headache)
I really like how the food from large companies taste.
No wonder it was good.
I'll give you a hint now.
Wow, thank you!
See?
- What is it? - This is...
- Right. - It's a photo from home shopping.
(She's selling something on the home shopping network.)
(Mushroom investor)
She must be a show host.
(Is she not a mushroom investor but a show host?)
- She's very eloquent. - Right.
- She could be a show host. - Why would she sell this?
- But this is shabu shabu. - Right.
- There are mushrooms in it. - You're right.
- Right. - There are mushrooms here.
- It looks like shiitake. - The basic mushrooms.
She said she was an art teacher.
- Right. - Right.
But can she do all of this...
while teaching art?
Plus, she's selling something here. Not investing.
She's a show host.
(Mushroom investment that creates a profit of 200,000 dollars)
(1. She has a lot of jobs.)
(2. The incredibly expensive rare mushroom.)
(3. The mushroom dishes that taste mass-produced.)
(Is this place real or fake?)
(Exotic Investments The Rich Are Into Nowadays, Vol. 3)
(Toy as art)
(Art toy investment that's worth 400,000 dollars)
(Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu)
- Please get out. - Okay.
(The two well-mannered men in the area)
- Come out. - Thank you.
Wait. Please.
(Wait for me, Jae Seok!)
(Mi Joo, Jessi)
- I'm still in the car! - What?
I'm still in here.
(Ju Wan is still in the car.)
You were still in there?
I was still in here.
(Our genre isn't a thriller.)
- They closed both doors. - We locked him in.
They closed both doors.
Where is it? Is it the second floor of this place?
(A building that looks like an art gallery)
I've passed this area so much, but I never knew about this place.
Same.
Here it is!
(Jae Seok lives here but never saw this building.)
Hello.
(The last spot is on the 2nd floor.)
What?
(Kidults, turn your head.)
(Passed the walls filled with pop art pieces,)
(today's stars, art toys, appear.)
(They may look like cute toys,)
(but their prices are anything but that.)
(These unique art toys...)
(can be worth up to 400,000 dollars.)
(Make your obsession your job, Art Toy Investment)
(Is this place real?)
It looks like they just put things in here.
- Hold on. - What is this?
(The exhibit area looks too simple.)
Hold on.
It's too... It's not as...
I thought there'd be a lot more here.
(There aren't that many toys in here.)
Is it an exhibit?
(Is it a small gallery, not a place where they invest?)
They all look expensive.
Do you know a lot about art?
(He doesn't.)
- I don't. - When I look at this...
I know a lot about Kaws.
(What?)
I have a lot of these.
(Jessi is talking about Kaws,)
(an artist who is world-renowned.)
(BTS' RM, Winner's Song Min h*, Model Irene, SHINee's KEY)
(He's loved by influencers,)
(and his work is known for being expensive toys.)
(He's a superstar that was exhibited in Seoul too.)
(But his work is here? Then is this place real?)
- I have a lot of Kaws toys too. - Right.
Some of them are expensive.
But the ones here aren't.
Right. They're not.
They're not that expensive?
- This collection... - It's not that expensive.
This one's pretty. Snoopy.
(Kidult Jae Seok's favorite)
- I really like Snoopy. - It's so cute.
- Do you like this? - Yes.
- You're a kid. - I really like Snoopy.
- You do? - I really like Snoopy.
- Want me to buy you one? - Should I get it for you?
- Do you want it? - It's expensive.
- Do you want it? Should I get it? - It's very expensive.
- Do you want me to buy you one? - It's very expensive.
(Will he get something expensive thanks to Mi Joo?)
They decorated this place really well.
This place seems real.
(It's filled with toys targeted internationally.)
(Is this space real or fake?)
- Is there something in there? - There's more in there?
Oh! I like Doraemon.
- Doraemon? - How cute.
(There are art toys filling in the hall leading inside.)
- It's Young Hee. - It is!
- Red light, green light - Over here.
- One, two, three, red light - In any case...
(Past the cutely decorated hall...)
(there's an office that looks quite worn.)
(Worn)
This place looks real.
(An area filled with items that captivate our senses)
(Is this place real?)
Maybe this is just the workshop...
- of a pop artist. - Maybe it's Artist SAMBYPEN.
- What? - SAMBYPEN?
Yes. He's an artist...
who's on the rise in the pop art scene.
- He's an artist? - He draws.
(SAMBYPEN: A graphic artist loved for his unique design and parodies.)
SAMBYPEN is coming out?
Or not?
This is his studio?
It could be.
(Did they borrow the popular pop artist's studio to make a fake?)
This doesn't look like something we could decorate.
It doesn't look like something the crew put together.
(Does this interior reflect the owner's preference?)
The 1st and 2nd places also looked like it was worn in.
Would you leave your business...
- without any type of security? - They have it.
Why would they leave such expensive things lying around?
(They have an expensive art toy worth 400,000 dollars.)
(However, there are no CCTV cameras.)
(Then is this place fake?)
Let's bring them in.
I'm so curious.
- Hello. - Hello.
(The art toy investor comes in.)
Hello.
(A dream investment...)
(where you make money with cute toys.)
I got started by collecting art toy,
and now I have a YouTube channel and a business.
I'm art toy collector, Ki Hwan.
Once you obtain an art toy,
a premium continues to get added on,
so the price increases.
As I continued to collect, I began to make more than in an office,
so I made this into my main job.
There's Kaws, COARSE,
Andy Rementer, GRAFFLEX, Hanai Yusuke, and Yu Nagaba.
There are about 50 big ones here.
They cost around 400,000 to 500,000 dollars.
An expensive art toy could cost up to 100,000 dollars.
A special edition toy that cost 1,200 dollars...
(We'll reveal it shortly.)
was auctioned off at...
Your personal preference is most important in this day and age.
While it's important for the prices to continue going up,
there's something fun about seeing the toy you chose...
go up in price.
I believe you can combine your hobbies with investments.
Sixth Sense. Is this place real?
Hello.
- Can you introduce yourself? - Right.
I started by collecting art toys,
and it made me money, so I began investing in it.
My name is Ki Hwan.
My name is Ki Hwan.
Meat?
Ki Hwan.
- His name isn't Meat. - He didn't say his name was meat.
(Mi Joo, are you hungry?)
(Goodness.)
I had a friend whose name sounded like meat.
(Give us a call if your name sounds like meat.)
What exactly is an art toy?
Art toy combines the words "art" and "toy".
(Art and Toy)
(Art)
(Hard and difficult to understand?)
(Toy)
(Easy and fun!)
- As you can see, they're toys. - Right.
But when artists create a character in their likeness...
or made a figurine...
to create a piece of work that is an art toy.
Then do you sell these?
The ones that are here are from my personal collection.
- This is your personal collelction? - Yes.
(All of these were purchased by him.)
If I get an offer for a good price,
- If you get an offer? - I could sell them.
(He sells them if he gets a good offer.)
So if you hold onto them,
you're not making a profit off of them yet.
It's the same as real estate or stocks.
(It's worth is assessed like real estate and stocks.)
- Let's say you have a C bag. - Right.
- Then that bag... - It goes up.
Mi Joo doesn't have a C bag.
(Mi Joo doesn't have a C bag.)
Mi Joo doesn't have anything from C brand.
(It's okay to not have a bag from C brand.)
No, it was an example.
She said "Right" in the moment.
Mi Joo, you nodded.
(Shaking his head)
Let's say you have the bag.
But you obviously don't carry it. You hold onto it.
Then its worth keeps going up.
Why wouldn't you carry it if you bought it?
(What? Ms. h*'s brain froze.)
This is the first time Jessi got flustered.
- No, so... - Good job.
- There's no place to carry it. - What?
- On your shoulders... - Where would I carry it to?
Carry it in your living room. Carry it to the kitchen.
Carry it to your bedroom.
(Good job, Na Ra!)
Since the price of the bag went up,
you hold onto it.
If you don't mind, could you tell us...
what the biggest deal you made was?
Do you see the one with a lot of frames behind you?
- Yes. - That...
was about 12,000 dollars.
(About 12,000 dollars)
I believe if you combined the costs of everything in here,
it's about 500,000 dollars.
So these art toys...
can go for upwards of 400,000 to 500,000 dollars?
Right. Some go into the hundred thousands.
- Really? - Here?
Yes.
(There's an art toy that's worth over 100,000 dollars here?)
Can we try guessing which one is the most expensive here?
What's the most expensive one here?
(Find the Most Expensive Art Toy)
- Those three. - Those three?
(The framed artwork of the 3 most popular characters)
- I say it's the one that's signed. - Na Ra says it's that one.
I think the autograph will make it worth more.
I think...
the pieces on the walls...
could be expensive.
Some of the pieces are expensive.
- The pink one. - I see.
(A loaded smile)
You're right. Those are displayed differently.
- Right. - Those must be expensive.
To be honest,
they're more precious than the regular ones.
- Right. - Is that why you did that?
- Right. - He has two.
The two of them combined...
cost about 150,000 to 200,000 dollars.
- They are? - Those two?
- Combined. - What is that called?
They're from Kaws.
- Kaws? - Yes.
Who made that?
The artist's name is Kaws.
(The artist's name is Kaws.)
Mi Joo. The artist's name is Kaws.
The character is called BFF.
When it came out, it was raffled for 20,000.
- I see. - So it was a lucky draw.
- It's like a game of chance. - Right.
(To the elderly, a raffle is like a game of chance.)
So it went up that much?
- Right. - Of course that would go up.
It went up to 100,000 dollars?
(It went up to 100,000 dollars?)
(From 20,000 dollars to 100,000 dollars)
(It's 4 times more expensive. Is this real?)
Should we have a seat? We all got up talking about money.
(They were all sitting down 5 minutes ago.)
(One at a time, they began standing.)
(Suddenly, everyone's standing.)
- We got excited. - Whenever we talk about money...
Goodness.
That toy from Kaws...
is a limited edition with only 150 of them.
Limited.
Yes. There are only 150 of them in the world.
Jae Seok, buy that one!
- Which one? - The most expensive one.
Why would I get that?
(It's fun to see in person.)
Your daughter would love it.
- Na Eun doesn't like that. - No.
She likes "Miniforce".
Miniforce
How cute.
(Na Eun's so cute.)
Na Eun likes "Miniforce".
(Yu Na Eun, the 5-year-old, knows what she likes.)
Is there a toy here that you would like to introduce to us?
The works behind us are from a Japanese artist named Hanai Yusuke.
I intuitively thought it was pretty, and I liked the vibe it had.
Even up until two years ago,
I would recommend it to my friends, but none of them bought his work.
At the time I purchased this one for about 12,000 dollars.
That's how much I paid for it.
how much would 12,000 dollars be in Korean won?
- About 15 million won. - It's about 13 to 15 million won.
Right.
It was expensive back then too.
It's because this was a limited edition with only 15.
- This was a limited edition too? - Yes.
Since you're a collector,
you only care about the limited editions.
There's a small version too.
- If you look over there. - Right.
It's the same design, but there are 15 of these...
and 250 of those.
They sold the smaller ones...
for about 1,000 to 1,200 dollars.
In an auction in Japan last month,
it was auctioned off for 900,000 yen.
- For 900,000 yen? That's... - Right.
It's about 10,000 dollars.
So I purchased it for 1,000 dollars,
- but if I were to sell it... - That's about nine times its price.
That's how much the smaller one was auctioned off for,
so I figured that the bigger one is even more expensive.
That's the assumption you can make.
It's eight times its original price.
It really can be an investment.
(It's 8 times its original price. Is art toy investing real?)
- Isn't it impeccable? - It is.
- He doesn't even hesitate. - Right.
(He answers without hesitation, so they're confused.)
Don't you feel anxious about keeping all of them...
in one place like this?
That's why I hired a security company.
What is this place? Is it an exhibit?
It's a place people can come to see the toys.
I wanted people to come and enjoy it.
- What if someone steals it? - What if they steal it?
- I could fit one in here. - A small one.
(You're kidding, right?)
Does an alarm go off when you leave?
- It does. - I see.
Why? Are you planning to steal one?
(Thief Me Joo)
(I have my eye on you.)
(The security isn't that great here. Is it fake?)
- Okay. Thank you, sir. - Thank you.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
I'm so envious.
- What? - I'm so envious.
- Why? - He has such pretty items.
There's nothing in here that we can doubt.
(It's hard to doubt such perfect quality.)
(Art toy investment that's worth 400,000 dollars)
(Is this place real or fake?)
(1. A space that looks like an exhibit)
(2. Expensive art toys that cost over 100,000 dollars)
(3. Management of the facility isn't that strong.)
Let's have a vote.
Let's have a debate.
If you think about it overall,
isn't it the second one?
I think the second one is the most likely.
The mushrooms were exhibited,
but it's really unnecessary.
Her home isn't a place where people come to look at the mushrooms.
It's her home.
(A household that keeps poison mushrooms?)
The second one seemed like something the crew made.
But you know...
If our crew were to set something up,
they wouldn't just add some mushrooms to someone's home.
They wouldn't be satisfied with that.
Number two was too easy.
What about number one?
- But number one... - Did they seem like ancient fish?
(Spot 1 had huge tanks filled for prehistoric fish investments.)
(It's a good space to transform.)
(Is the prehistoric fish investment fake?)
- There's a footage... - Right.
- that always comes out. - That's right.
Drilling and sawing.
(The crew likes drilling...)
(and sawing.)
(Is making 100,000 dollars monthly...)
(by investing in prehistoric fish fake?)
Was there anything...
to doubt here?
What do you think, Professor?
- What do you think? - What do you think, sir?
I still think that the second one is most likely to be fake.
Who thinks the second one is fake?
Me.
That's the majority.
What about here?
(When everyone says 2, one man says 3.)
Okay.
I think we caught the spy.
(We caught you!)
Jae Seok!
Jae Seok is suspicious too.
- He's suspected every week. - He is.
Today's the sixth episode. Right?
I've been suspected for six episodes.
(Thinking)
From the beginning though, I thought it was Mi Joo.
(Mi Joo was chosen by Professor Kwon Il Yong.)
- Let's go with a majority vote. - Sounds good.
- Are we going with two? - Yes.
- Okay. - Let's go with two.
Okay. Let's go with two.
(They go with the majority and vote 2 as the fake.)
Who's the spy?
I think it's Professor Kwon.
(Thinking)
- Jae Seok. - All of a sudden?
- Okay. I understand. - You voted for each other.
- We voted for each other. - I'm kidding. I think it's Mi Joo.
Wait...
All of a sudden? Again?
- Why do you keep changing? - Okay.
He's so funny.
I'll go with my initial gut feeling.
- Professor Kwon. - Yes.
I vote for Professor Kwon as well.
My gosh. This isn't good for me.
- I vote for Professor Kwon as well. - No, you can't.
(He's getting voted as the spy because of his indecisiveness.)
I said it wasn't me.
Professor Kwon was voted with majority vote.
- Professor Kwon. - Professor Kwon.
I'm not the spy. What are you going to do?
(Is he the spy?)
The fake is number two, and the spy is Professor Kwon Il Yong.
Yes, that's right.
- Yes. Let's go. - Let's go.
We're not going to change.
- Let's see... - We're not changing it.
- the video... - Show us!
- Hurry! - for the answer.
(There are many ways to make more money.)
(Stocks, cryptocurrency, real estate, savings)
(The rich...)
(are into this right now?)
(Never before seen exotic investments)
(In order to mislead you even more...)
Why would you hike mountains and cross waters?
Like that?
They came a long way?
(Which one is fake?)
(Earn money with fish from 100 million years ago?)
(Up to 100,000 dollars monthly, prehistoric fish investment)
I need to know fish to see if that is true.
(The mushroom that tastes like meat)
(Mushroom investment that creates a profit of 200,000 dollars)
The second one was too sloppy.
That's what makes it real.
That's what I mean.
(Toy as art)
(Art toy investment that's worth 400,000 dollars)
Number three is the easiest for the production crew to prepare.
Right.
(Which one bewildered you?)
- I have no idea. - Right?
(Did you notice which one is fake?)
Hang on.
- Right away? - That's fast.
Oh, my gosh.
(The Exotic Investments Special, which one is fake?)
Number two. Show me.
- Which one? - Please.
(Is number 2 that everyone chose fake?)
Number two. Show me.
- Which one? - Please.
(Is number 2 that everyone chose fake?)
(Mushroom investment that creates a profit of 200,000 dollars)
(It was fake.)
- See? - See that?
- It was number two. - My goodness.
(Celebrating)
Okay. We just need to find the spy.
- We got it. - We got it.
- Yes. - We got it.
They added one more twist.
(We will tell you the truth.)
(Among many offices in Bucheon, Gyeonggi Province,)
(one caught the production crew's eyes.)
(It was a vacant room.)
I knew it.
But it looked like someone lives there.
(Pack up,)
(move,)
(and load.)
(Goodbye...)
(to old furniture.)
(Home furnishing begins.)
(Bringing in the fake owner's own items)
She brought her own stuff.
That's why.
(It looks more lively.)
(Who is this mushroom investment expert?)
(Special mission)
(Find someone to play...)
(the fake mushroom investment expert.)
A chef?
What does she do?
In the food team?
(Investment Special D-22)
(Sixth Sense 3 meeting room)
Anything funny using mushrooms?
A hair salon specialized in a mushroom style hair.
"A mushroom style hair".
What about the originator of the chocolate snack?
That's a good idea.
I can't believe them.
Can I talk to the developer?
- It's not easy. - No.
(Then try the names.)
- Name? - Is there someone named Mushroom?
(There are many mushroom names.)
- Shiitake? - Shiitake?
Kim Shiitake?
- Oh, they looked it up. - Really?
Lee Shiitake.
(Looking for a random person with a mushroom name)
(Is it impossible to find one?)
(Then one name was found.)
(What is it?)
Hello. I'm not Yang Il Soo...
who grows mushrooms for money. My name is Yang Song Yi.
- Yang Song Yi? - Unbelievable.
That's a cute name.
- Yang Song Yi? - That matches her.
The name matches her.
(It is her real name.)
Who's Yang Il Soo?
That's my brother's name.
I knew it.
She used her brother's name.
I'm working as a mobile show host.
- I knew it. - A show host.
You can make soup, stew...
Because she was a show host, she was smooth.
She worked very hard.
It has many uses.
(What's Satan mushroom and Hydrangea mushroom?)
They were fake?
(They're fake mushrooms.)
- Fake? - I knew it.
(But they were so delicious.)
But we ate... Oh, my gosh.
(The fake mushroom project to bewilder everyone)
(With the food team)
- What? - Edible colors?
Yes. It was fake.
No way.
- No way. - I can't believe it.
That was amazing.
We can never tell if it's true.
They made it?
(Put the mixture in the mushroom shape mold.)
(Freeze it,)
(and the fake mushrooms are ready.)
(However)
(They look too fake)
(So this is where we went.)
Where is that?
A freeze drying company?
(The freeze drying company)
(By freeze drying, you can preserve it...)
(without any damages by freezing and drying.)
It involved a lot of science.
Yes.
(This technique is used for various reasons.)
My goodness.
(That's how Satan mushroom and Hydrangea mushroom were created.)
(What about the meat flavor?)
Was it a different mushroom?
It was delicious though.
What did we eat?
(It was soy meat made with soybeans.)
Soy meat?
(To make it tasty,)
(we used the commercial galbi soup.)
No wonder...
- why Jae Seok liked it so much. - Soy meat?
- No wonder why. - No wonder why.
- I knew it. - It tasted like meat.
I like commercial tastes.
(Make soy meat taste more like meat with galbi soup)
I always like commercial tastes.
I said it smelled like meat.
It was very tender and tasted like meat.
It was better than meat.
(Fry,)
(stir-fry...)
(and deep fry it.)
(3 mushroom dishes were made with no mushrooms at all.)
No mushroom was used?
(And)
What is it?
(The mushrooms that filled the walls)
Where did you get all those mushrooms?
(National Arboretum)
Arboretum?
Even a local government helps us.
(Local government helps Sixth Sense.)
- These are all poisonous mushrooms. - They were real?
- See? That was... - It was home.
That was suspicious.
(Poisonous mushrooms are ready. Mission successful)
(Where did the other 450 kinds of mushrooms come from?)
Mushroom farm.
Mushroom farm in Ganghwa Island?
They were from a farm.
Which one are we taking?
Mushrooms before sprouting.
(Mushrooms before sprouting means...)
"That means we have to raise them."
You raised them?
Unbelievable.
(So we went to...)
(an empty office next to ours.)
- You raised them? - You raised them?
(We turned the office into a mushroom farm.)
(Bringing in the shelves and placing mushrooms)
(It turned into a perfect mushroom house)
- That's so much effort. - That's amazing.
That's a lot of effort.
My production crew is truly amazing.
You raised them for three weeks?
For three weeks?
That's more work...
than building something.
(After growing them with love for a month,)
(as if they know how we felt,)
They look like flowers.
(they grew healthy and big.)
It's their hearts.
The production crew put in a lot of effort.
It was a long-term project.
They'd do all that?
My production crew is wonderful.
You moved that too?
Well done.
(We returned all the mushrooms to the farm after the sh**t.)
Sixth Sense. This place is fake.
(The mushroom investment was fake.)
I can't believe it.
I knew it all along.
Who made the food if it wasn't her?
- It was already made. - She pretended...
to prepare the ingredients.
Really? While we were playing games?
(The food team was in charge of the food they ate.)
Now, tell us who the spy is.
(It's time to reveal the spy.)
I will announce the spy.
- It was hard to find the spy. - The spy did a good job.
It's not me.
Well done, spy.
- It's never too late to change it. - Good job, Mi Joo.
(The spy was Mi Joo.)
Come here.
See? I told you.
- Get over here. - Jessi.
Come here.
Mi Joo.
- Hey. - Come here.
Hang on. Mi Joo! Jae Seok.
I'm sorry.
(The production crew visits Mi Joo's car before the sh**t.)
(What brings you to my car?)
I'll close the door.
Why? Don't close it.
Good morning.
We're here with a camera because...
Is it me?
Yes. You're the spy today.
I can't do it. I can't lie.
I'm just an innocent girl.
(Let's watch Mi Joo's performance who's too innocent to lie.)
(Why did he dress like that?)
(Is he a spy?)
(She accused the wrong person with an innocent look on her face.)
(The suspects,)
(before they become a criminal,)
(I analyze their languages.)
(Listening carefully)
(They also go on about unnecessary details.)
We talk about unnecessary details so much.
(She expanded the suspect to everyone.)
(Confusing the investigation)
(These look like someone brought them here.)
(She picked on the real ones.)
(When they thought the real one was fake,)
(she added on.)
(I have a friend who does it.)
(She gave a real name to pretend it was real.)
(She first deceived Jessi who is witty.)
(Thanks to Jessi who went out of her way to protect Mi Joo,)
(Jessi. I never lie.)
(no one thought Mi Joo was the spy.)
- It was a good idea to deceive you. - But...
I deceived Jessi.
- That girl... - Hang on.
I deceived Jessi.
She agreed with us,
so she won't get caught?
She was smart.
(She went with the majority to avoid getting caught.)
Gosh, Mi Joo.
Get out of here.
- I'm so happy that I deceived you. - That's why...
Hang on.
Do we get one each or what?
You all get one each except for Mi Joo.
- I don't get it. - Mi Joo doesn't get one.
- It's okay. - I feel bad for him.
We invited him as a guest...
- Professor Kwon. - and argued he was the spy.
- Professor Kwon. - He sure was...
sharp.
He was right about everything...
- he said. - I was scared.
He's an expert for a reason.
To be honest, I peed my pants.
- Be quiet. - I peed my pants.
Seriously.
All of us had been a spy except for Jae Seok.
- He's the only one left. - It'll be him next week.
That's too obvious.
When are you going to make me a spy?
I've been getting suspected for six weeks.
- They might not plan to do it. - You're torturing him.
All this time.
- He's getting skinnier. - It's t*rture.
- It's t*rture. - You keep getting skinnier.
- You keep getting skinnier. - It's t*rture.
(Will Jae Seok become the spy next week?)
(The spy is Jae Seok.)
(Me again?)
(From Episode 1 to 6)
(He has the typical spy look.)
(Lee Eun Ji and Kim Jong Min)
(Jong Min is the leader of KOYOTE.)
(For the first time on the show, they return the guest.)
(It's Eun Ji, not Shinji.)
(Restaurants that made a hit with a unique marketing technique)
(Have you been to a restaurant like this before?)
(They serve with both hands.)
(Rich and delicious taste)
(Reserved for the year-end retreat)
(It turns into a retreat.)
(A collaboration of old and new generations)
(Sang Yeob whose dance skill never improves)
(They look like they're broken.)
(Na Ra used to take all the prizes at festivals.)
(Sixth Sense 3)
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03x06 - Unique Investments
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Only one fake. An unpredictable sixth-sensory dazzling variety in which six cast members search for fakes that are more real than the real ones hidden in the real world.
Only one fake. An unpredictable sixth-sensory dazzling variety in which six cast members search for fakes that are more real than the real ones hidden in the real world.