document_title: 2 Days & 1 Night

question_text: when did yoon si yoon join 2 days 1 night

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text: 2 Days & 1 Night

text: Synopsis[edit]

text: Although there were multiple member line-up changes through each season, 1 Night 2 Days has mostly kept its format. The cast members take various trips throughout South Korea, including many offshore islands. While doing so, members also perform missions at a certain mealtime or point of the day to earn rewards (ex. foods that are famous in the region they visit) and to avoid punishments (ex. going into the water). Guests can be invited not only by the production team but also by the members themselves if they meet the criteria of the episode's concept (ex. ep 396-399).

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text: History[edit]

text: Before 1 Night 2 Days was first aired, it was preceded by Are You Ready which featured most of the 1 Night 2 Days members — Kang Ho-dong, Lee Soo-geun, Kim Jong-min, and Eun Jiwon. Are You Ready was canceled due to low viewership ratings and was replaced by 1 Night 2 Days after 12 episodes.

text: Singer and actor Lee Ji-hoon was offered to join the cast of 1 Night 2 Days but rejected the role to take a role on MBC drama New Heart instead.[4]

text: 1 Night 2 Days premiered with cast members Kang Ho-dong, Lee Soo-geun, Kim Jong-min, Eun Jiwon, Noh Hong-chul, Ji Sang-ryul, and Sanggeun the dog mascot on August 5, 2007. The show later experienced a number of cast member changes.

text: Season 1 broadcast its final episode on February 26, 2012.

text: Season 2 premiered on March 4, 2012 with returning members Lee Soo-geun, Kim Jong-min, and Uhm Tae-woong, who were joined by new members Kim Seung-woo, Cha Tae-hyun, Sung Si-kyung, and Joo Won. Kim Seung-woo left the show in March 2013 to re-focus on his acting career. He was replaced by fellow actor Yoo Hae-jin.

text: On November 24, 2013 1 Night 2 Days Season 2 officially wrapped up season two with a final goodbye from the members. Similar to the show's signature opening in which the members gather together to introduce the episode, it was fitting to see the members gather one last time to bid farewell to its audience.

text: Season 3 of 1 Night 2 Days premiered on December 1, 2013, with returning members Cha Tae-hyun and Kim Jong-min and new members Kim Joon-ho, Kim Joo-hyuk, Jung Joon-young, and Defconn. As of November 22, 2015, Kim Joo-hyuk left the cast of season 3 on their two-year anniversary, as he filmed his last episodes on November 20 and 21.[5] Yoon Shi-yoon was then rumored to be in talks to join the show and officially became the new member in April 2016.[6]

text: On September 29, 2016, Jung Joon-young left the show due to his scandal[7] (regarding a "sexual offence" charged by his former girlfriend, of which he was later cleared of), but on January 7, 2017, a production member confirmed that Joon-young will return to the show, already having recorded an episode the previous day (which was broadcast on January 15).[8]

text: Cast change history[edit]

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September 16, 2007: Ji Sang-ryul's last episode
October 28, 2007:  Kim C joins the cast
November 4, 2007:  Noh Hong-chul's last episode
November 11, 2007:  Lee Seung-gi joins the cast
December 2, 2007:  Kim Jong-min leaves the show because of mandatory military service
December 9, 2007:  MC Mong joins the cast
December 27, 2009:  Kim Jong-min rejoins the cast
June 6, 2010:  Kim C's last episode
September 19, 2010:  MC Mong's last episode
March 6, 2011:  Uhm Tae-woong joins the cast
September 25, 2011:  Kang Ho-dong's last episode[9]
February 26, 2012: 1 Night 2 Days Season 1's last episode (Lee Seung-gi and Eun Jiwon's last episode)
March 4, 2012: 1 Night 2 Days Season 2's first episode (Kim Seung-woo, Cha Tae-hyun, Sung Si-kyung, and Joo Won's first episode)
March 2013: Kim Seung-woo's last episode and Yoo Hae-jin joins the cast
October 27, 2013: Joo Won's last episode
November 24, 2013: 1 Night 2 Days Season 2's last episode (Lee Soo-geun, Uhm Tae-woong, Sung Si-kyung, Yoo Hae-jin's last episode)
December 1, 2013: 1 Night 2 Days Season 3's first episode (Kim Joo-hyuk,[10] Kim Joon-ho, Defconn, and Jung Joon-young's first episode)
December 6, 2015: Kim Joo-hyuk's last episode
May 1, 2016: Yoon Shi-yoon joins the cast
October 9, 2016: Jung Joon-young temporarily leaves the show
January 15, 2017: Jung Joon-young rejoins the cast

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text: 10th Anniversary[edit]

text: On the episodes 486-488 which were aired March 5, 12, and 19, 2017 the members had been given a mission to make an OST for their 10th Anniversary. With the help of several musicians, they succeeded the mission. Producing 3 songs. Namely "Remember Each Member", "Day Off", and "Kkanaricano".[11]

text: Broadcast[edit]

text: KBS Drama, KBS Joy has often aired re-runs of 1 Night 2 Days. U-KBS HERAT, a DMB, a digital radio transmission technology developed by South Korea, channel aired the show daily from Monday to Friday at 8:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. and recorded the show as one of the "fun to watch" re-runs. KBS World, the international broadcasting service provided by KBS, also started airing English-subtitled episodes (usually 2–4 weeks after the original broadcast) of the show starting from Episode 35 titled as 2 Days and 1 Night.

text: With 1 Night 2 Days being well received, KBS Joy launched a "female version" of 1 Night 2 Days called 다녀오겠습니다. The first season aired between January 12, 2009 and April 29, 2009. The first season's members were gagwoman Kim Sook, Kim E-Z (former member of Baby V.O.X.), Jeong Jung-ah, Bronwyn Mullen (Afrikaaner ethnicity and member on Global Talk Show), Polina Lipina (Russian ethnicity and member on Global Talk Show), and Kim Ji Hye (member of Korean girl group Cats). Season 2 aired from June 3 to September 16, 2009 with two members from Season 1, Kim Sook and Kim E-Z, and new members, actress and singer Yoo Chae-yeong, movie actress Seo Young, gagwoman Kwon Jin-young, and Kang Ye-bin.

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text: Bok-bul-bok Game[edit]

text: "Bok Bul Bok Game" (복불복), which can be translated to "blessing-curse-blessing" or "luck or not", is the method used to determine which members will be sleeping outside as well as to decide which members will be getting food. The decision is based on the results of games such as "Kung Kung Ta" (쿵쿵따), a game where a person says a word that does not exist and the next person has to make a new word that doesn't exist with the ending letter or simple games like juggling soccer balls. The first three members who lose the game are given a punishment, such as drinking salt water or soy sauce or eating other strange foods. For example, "Kkanari Eakjeott" (까나리 액젓), "Myeolchi Eakjeott" (멸치 액젓), "Hwang-seo-geo-jeott" (황석어젓), "Buldak-sauce" (불닭 소스), "Wasabi" (고추냉이), "Vinegar" (식초), and more. If they can pass their punishment, they are able to escape sleeping outside or receive food and prizes automatically, however this rarely happens. Kim C and the rest of the cast once said, "The Bok Bul Bok system is completely unfair and crazy." ("복불복 시스템은 완전 공정하지 않으며 미친 것이다") Also, MC Mong once left a quote stating in their trip to Jeju do, "Bok Bul Bok Forever! As long as it's not me!" ("복불복이여 영원하라, 나만 아니면 돼!") Bok-bul-bok remains an important significance of the show.

text: Bok-bul-bok marathon

text: Every summer the show will conduct a Bok-bul-bok marathon. At certain points in the race, Bok-bul-bok games are placed where the runners choose an item which can either benefit them or make them suffer. These could be fish sauce, hot or cold coffee, water, salt-water or other various items. Two of the members are omitted from the race and rides on a truck to be commentators. Their first marathon winner was Lee Seung-gi. Their second annual marathon winner was Kim C who ran the race in a full-length parka.

text: Autumn reading competition

text: Every autumn the show will conduct a reading competition. The cast will have an hour to study before the competition starts. Members who lost the competition was chosen to sleep outdoors.

text: Indoor, outdoor and "out-outdoor" sleeping[edit]

text: This concept first appeared on their trip to Andong, North Gyeongsang when the cast were split up into YB and OB teams to determine their sleeping locations through a game of Bok-bul-bok. The OB team had won the game through a relay of Jegichagi (제기차기), but the YB team had insisted that the production team give them another chance. The same game was played, but each member represented and played for themselves. With the YB team already sleeping outside, the members who took the challenge competed to sleep indoors. However, if they lose the game, they were to sleep "out-outdoors" (sleeping in a sleeping bag without a tent). Lee Seung-gi, MC Mong and Kim Jong-min attempted the challenge but failed and were chosen to sleep "out-outdoors". Kang Ho-dong decided to challenge the game to save the YB team, but failed twice and was selected to sleep "out-outdoors" as well. Kim C decided to take the challenge, but also failed and was chosen to sleep "outdoors" (with a tent). Eun Jiwon and Lee Soo-geun did not attempt the challenge and slept "outdoors" and "indoors", respectively.

text: Wake-up song[edit]

text: A wake-up song is usually selected to be played in the morning to wake the members up and start their morning mission. The trot song, "Please Endure" or "Baemida" ("It's a Snake") which is sung by Kim Hye-yeon was 1 Night 2 Days first wake-up song. "Please Endure" is a song about snakes, which drew attention with its repetitive lyrics and melody. Later on, a remix version of the song was aired on February 10, 2008 as the wake-up song. On the February 24, 2008 episode, a song titled "Wake-Up" was used. Since March 23, 2008, the show's wake-up song is a combination of the members' songs mixing various voices into the melody. For example, MC Mong's hit single, "Circus", could be heard, or the classic favorite "Words I Couldn't Say" ("하지못한말") by Lee Seung-gi was mixed with Kang Ho-dong's "Seung-Gi yah" shout. Also, the voices of the cast and crew are included in all of the wake up song, but mostly Kang Ho-dong. Kim Hye-yeon made an appearance on the show on August 31, 2008 singing "Please Endure" live to wake the cast up, which surprised the cast. In Season 3, the production team made a mission out of choosing the wake-up song, where they had Defconn and Kim Jong-min perform a showcase with their new songs for the other cast members to judge and choose which song is best to wake up too.

text: Wake-up mission

text: A wake-up mission is usually conducted every morning of their trip to determine the three members who will get to eat breakfast. Missions include but are not limited to collecting flags, finding certain objects, hide-and-seek, etc. Members are usually woken up by the snake song, songs of the members, or remixes of songs with the members' voices shouting their names. Their wake-up mission for the episode aired November 16, 2009 (the "3rd Severe Winter Camp Training" trip) was canceled due to a blizzard.

text: Severe summer and winter camp training[edit]

text: During each season, a "severe" summer and winter camp training trip is held where members had to endure critical conditions—such as building their own tents and making their own food (without utensils), driving in an open-top convertible in the winter or driving with all the windows rolled-up and no air conditioner in a van in the summer. The Severe Winter Camp Training has been held 3 times and the Severe Summer Camp Training has been held twice.

text: Freestyle trips[edit]

text: The show will have "freestyle" trips where a captain is selected to be in charge and decide on the location of the trip. The captain who is chosen for freestyle trips usually feels burdened as it was their responsibility to make the trip fun and have enough filming footage. The first freestyle trip captain was Eun Jiwon. The trip was filmed after Lee Soo-geun's wedding. Eun Jiwon decided to have theirs at the Nanji Camping location, situated near the Han River in Seoul. Even though the ride should have taken only 5 minutes to get there, it took them over an hour to reach the Nanji Camping Centre. The second freestyle trip was conducted by MC Mong, who later passed the responsibility to Lee Seung-gi because it was too burdensome. Lee Soo-geun was selected to be the captain for the third freestyle trip when their flight to Jeju do was canceled due to bad weather.

text: For the episode aired on September 24, 2014 (ep.357-358), the members were divided into 3 teams, each appointed to freely travel and learn about a certain aspect of Gunsan and Jeollabuk-do. They were allowed to spend as much as they like and collect data on their own.

text: Challenging the production team[edit]

text: On the episode aired on May 31, 2009, the cast challenged the production team, where if the cast wins they get to have dinner and sleep inside while the production team will sleep outdoors. However, after playing three games of Bok-bul-bok, including a game of table tennis, badminton, and soccer, the cast lost and the production team got to eat their dinner. On the episode aired September 27, 2009, the production team were once challenged again by the crew. If the production team loses, all 80 staff members including the casts' managers and coordinators were to sleep outside. With some luck, the cast defeated the production team in winning two of the three Bok-bul-bok games. The games they played on their second challenge were a 3-point table tennis match, 3-point soccer game, and jumping rope. As aired on the same episode, the production team and cast agreed to have their next challenge during their first snow.

text: On the episode aired on July 20, 2014, the members rebelled against the production crew for the first time of season 3, escaping from their sight while on the freeway and remained in hiding until the production team agreed to adhere to their demands.

text: Viewer specials[edit]

text: There was also their first viewers' special trip on February 2009, where the production team started gathering 6 teams for a trip with the cast. Thousands of applications were sent to the team and the final teams were chosen by the casts themselves. The episode became very popular and on December 2009, the production team announced that a second viewers' special is coming on February 2010 and mentioned that they received around 100,000 applications. In August 2011, they had a third viewer's special, which had 100 people attending from ages 1–100, adding another senior, who's age is 102.

text: Members and character[edit]

text: Current[edit]

text: Kim Jong-min

text: Kim Jong-min started off as one of the original members along with Kang Ho-Dong, Lee Soo-Geun and Eun Jiwon. Kim Jong-min had to leave the show due to his mandatory military service. He filmed with the cast until the very last moment (episode 18) before he had to leave. Kim Jong-min returned to the show as the seventh member after completing his military service in December 2009. He is now the only member of the original cast to continue participating in the show. Kim Jong-min's subtitle color is cyan.

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Wish vending machine (소원판매기)

Brains (브레인) a.k.a. The New Ace

Because he was fresh out from his mandatory military service, his head was still full of things he must had learned from the service, thus he easily answered all the questions.

Kim Ssi (김씨 — contraction of 김종민 씨)

Senior Kim (김선배)

Since he is a veteran in variety shows history, the other members of season 2 usually called him that, especially Kim Seung-Woo (who is older than him).

Expression Kim (김감탄)

This is the nickname given by the staff during the marathon of the 33rd episode of season 2, since he always seems in wonder.

Third member of the 3G team, a.k.a. 3G (쓰리쥐)

While being teamed up with Kim Joo-Hyuk and Kim Joon-Ho, the three of them got cramps (쥐), leading to their defeat; hence this team is known to lose quite often.

Excited idiot / Cheerfool (신바 — contraction of 신난 바보)

After having debated whether or not he was a fake idiot, the other members of season 3 concluded he was merely stupid.

First member of the Three Rocks (이3돌)

During the Kim Jong-min Special (to celebrate Jong-min's 9th anniversary on being on the show) where all the members undertook a MENSA qualification test to see whether Jong-min was a hidden genius or an idiot (see above), Jong-min with Defconn & Yoon Shi-yoon were announced as the lowest-ranking scorers (while having the same score of 100), leading to them being called "The Three Rocks" (which was a joke at first). The nickname is pronounced in Korean as "i sedol" (돌 dol as a term for a very stupid person, "having rocks for brains"), but "세" was turned into "3" (which is the native numeral term in normal usage) to differentiate from go player Lee Sedol who has the same hangeul.

Kim Ramen (김종면)

Kim Jong-min is known for his immense love of ramen.

Half of Idiot Alliance (등信동맹)

During the Kim Jong-min Special, since Jong-min reportedly was unable to participate in rival SBS's Sunday night variety show Running Man, the show's production team came up with a lunch bokbulbok game with a simplified-modified version of the famous Nametag Ripping Game. Early on Jong-min made an alliance with Kim Joon-ho to make it appear they are fighting each other, but upon catching sight of Defconn, Jong-min easily betrayed Joon-ho.

Grand Award Kim (김대상)

The cast given this nickname after he won the Grand Award for the first time in 2016 KBS Entertainment Awards.[12] Similar variations include Mr. Grand Award Kim (김대상님) & Mr. Grand Award (대상님), which are formal versions of the nickname (with the addition of the formal honorific suffix "-님 -nim").

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text: Cha Tae-hyun

text: Cha Tae-hyun has been a member since the first episode of season 2 after he had been recommended by the viewers. He has been considered as the informal leader of cast members in Season 3.[13][14] His subtitle color is beige.

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Can't be bothered Cha (차귀찮)

As the veterans appraised the new members' cheers in the first episode of season 2, he was focusing so hard to impress the jury that he didn't react to the others' weird cheers.

I'm ruined (망했어요)

His jersey during the bokbulbok marathon of the 33rd episode of season 2 had his (and his son Cha Soo-chan's) favorite catchphrase printed on.

Icon of misfortune (불운의 아이콘)

He appeared to be very unlucky during the second season of the show; but all his misfortune seems to have targeted other members in season 3.

MC Easy (MC 헤퍼)

He is always quick to laugh and is quite lucky when it comes to the going home games. Nickname created during the Highlights Special episode of season 3.

Half of Pinky Alliance (새끼동맹)

During the Kim Jong-min Special lunch bokbulbok (see above), Tae-hyun made an alliance with Joon-ho to take down Defconn. They sealed their alliance with a pinky swear.

Laughing Monster (깔깔몬)

During the Kim Jong-min Special, where the production team set-up a blind date for Jong-min (reminiscent of rival MBC's Sunday night variety show, Hot Brothers (뜨거운 형제들), four of the members were hidden advisers on helping Jong-min with his date. Tae-hyun was known as the "Laughing Monster", as he did nothing but laugh at everything especially at Joon-ho's advices.

text: Kim Joon-Ho

text: Kim Joon-Ho is one of the four new members of season 3. His subtitle color is orange.

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Second member of the 3G team, a.k.a. 3G (쓰리쥐)

While being teamed up with Kim Joo-Hyuk and Kim Jong-Min, the three of them got cramps (쥐), leading to their defeat; hence this team is known to lose quite often.

EXO Hyung (엑소 형)

Since he growls a lot while sleeping, Defconn called him that to refer to the song Growl from the EXO.

Mr. Devious (얍쓰 — contraction of 얍삽한 스레기)(literally means devious trash)

After he was caught red-handed lying, cheating and stealing during the Quit Smoking Project, he said that his image will become one of a devious trash after the episode airs. A variation is "얍씨" (a further contraction of his nickname with the addition of the formal honorific suffix "-씨 -sshi")

Kim Exposure (김노출)

The staff pointed out on how he became comfortable on the show after taking his shirt off. Then he kept doing that from time to time, to the point where Defconn said now that the members are used to seeing it, it became rather cute than dirty.

Kim Pro (김프로)

He can be ambitious and act like a pro when it comes to ridiculous games.

Minus Hands (마이너스의 손)

Antonym of "Midas touch". Arose as an ironic lucky streak wherein the game consisted of losing cash in order to sail out of an island; also due to his reputation of losing money (as well as his infamous 2009 gambling scandal).

Mr. CEO (CEO 님)

He is the founder of CoKo Entertainment and also the chairman of the Busan Comedy Festival, as seen in the Unplanned Trip to Busan.

Baby Fairy (아기 천사)

As he was about to start his lecture during the trip to Ewha Womans University, a fan of his called him a baby fairy and showed a banner with this sweet name written on it.

Half of Idiot Alliance (등信동맹)

During the Kim Jong-min Special lunch bokbulbok (see above), Joon-ho was discovered early on by Jong-min (who hid in the village hall while the former was relieving himself). The two settled on an alliance to make it appear they are fighting each other, but upon catching sight of Defconn, Jong-min easily betrayed Joon-ho making him lose one of his nametags.

Half of Pinky Alliance (새끼동맹)

During the Kim Jong-min Special lunch bokbulbok (see above), Tae-hyun made an alliance with Joon-ho to take down Defconn. They sealed their alliance with a pinky swear.

Destructive Monster (파괴몬)

During the Kim Jong-min Special blind date (see above), Joon-ho was known as the "Destructive Monster" since he did nothing but ruin the mood/conversation with annoying tips/messages.

text: Defconn

text: Defconn is one of the four new members of season 3. He stated that it was a dream coming true being part of this show. His subtitle color is yellow.

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Concerned pig (근심 돼지)

During the Highlights Special, all the members agreed to say that Defconn is always worried about his airtime; Kim Joo-Hyuk then called him a "concerned pig", a nickname that even the PD adopted. In a psychological assessment measuring the cast members' mental age, the members joked that Defconn's nickname should be changed to Attention-hungry pig (관심 돼지).

Otaku (오타쿠)

He is known by the members for his obsessive love on Japanese animation (anime) and manga. He even officially joined the anime student club of Seoul National University on the Going to Seoul National University episodes. He was teased as an otaku by Kim Jong-Min on a later trip.

Defconn Panda (프콘 판다)

His looks during a game of the Before Sunset Race made him look like Kung Fu Panda.

National Pig (국민 돼지)

During the Best Trip Special, he was given that nickname after eating about 30 small bowls of noodles.

Second member of the Three Rocks (이3돌)

During the Kim Jong-min Special (to celebrate Jong-min's 9th anniversary on being on the show) where all the members undertook a MENSA qualification test to see whether Jong-min was a hidden genius or an idiot (see above), Jong-min with Defconn & Yoon Shi-yoon were announced as the lowest-ranking scorers (while having the same score of 100), leading to them being called "The Three Rocks". The nickname is pronounced in Korean as "i sedol" (돌 dol as a term for a very stupid person, "having rocks for brains"), but "세" was turned into "3" (which is the native numeral term in normal usage) to differentiate from go player Lee Sedol who has the same hangeul.

Rockconn (돌프콘)

Related to the "Three Rocks" nickname, replacing and combining 돌 (dol rock) with Defconn's artist name.

Solo Monster (솔로몬)

During the Kim Jong-min Special blind date (see above), Defconn was known as the "Solo Monster", since he is the oldest single member. A related nickname is Forlone (모솔 mosol; contraction of the phrase 모태솔로 motae solo "single since birth").

Doblin (먹깨비)

Parody of the 2016-17 cable drama "Goblin", complete with a CG of a "bread sword" (similar to the drama's lead character), wherein once the bread is eaten up Defconn will "die".

text: Jung Joon-young

text: Jung Joon-young is one of the new members and the youngest of season 3. He was a contestant of Superstar K4. He usually takes a lot of pictures of the food and set of the show to be put up on his blog. He temporarily left the show in October 2016 due to the scandal with an ex-girlfriend,[15] but returned after almost 4 months. His subtitle color is apple green.

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Icon of luckiness (행운의 아이콘)

He is always lucky in bokbulbok games and wake-up missions, except on few occasions, such on their trip to Miryang in the 351st episode (the 29th episode of season 3) where he was the last one to go home.

Power blogger (파워블로거)

On episode Greeting Spring in Yangsan when there was a cooking battle between the members, Defconn pointed out how good he was at cooking and how he even put up many pictures of his own cooking on his blog.

Lucky weirdo (행4)

As he wins most of the games, the members always want to be teamed up with him; yet he acts so randomly, doing or saying things weird out of the blue, that he is considered to be a screwball. Combination-contraction of 행 ("all right/good/behavior"), 행사 ("event/action"), & 사차원 ("4D", defined as actions so randomly weird which is considered "out of this world").

Foreigner (외국인)

The members ask: "Are you a foreigner?" (he grew up in several countries) whenever he doesn't know or understand something that most Koreans usually know.

Genius Jung (지니어스 정)

After he came back from his 4-month hiatus, he was given the nickname Genius during a game because he often knows the trick of the game, which surprises the staff. An example of this was during their trip to Mount Jiri, in the 175th episode of season 3 where he figured out a trick to win the rock-paper-scissors game.

text: Yoon Shi-yoon

text: Yoon Shi-yoon is the newest member of season 3; he joined the show as a replacement for Kim Joo-hyuk during the 207th trip. His subtitle color is light sea green.

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Dong-Gu (동구)

Yoo PD suggested the members call him Dong-Gu (his birthname he paid to officially change when he was 20) because some successful artists have different stage names depending on the working field.

Pushover / Fool (호구)

During his first trip, he got used by Kim Joon-Ho and Cha Tae-Hyun in a bokbulbok game and ended up last. Defconn made a pun on his name, Dong-Gu resembling hogu.

Bong Gu (봉구 — contraction of 봉사 동구)

In episode 142, the members tried to avoid working in the fields and wanted Dong-Gu to volunteer since he once went to Africa as a humanitarian.

Third member of the Three Rocks (이3돌)

During the Kim Jong-min Special (to celebrate Jong-min's 9th anniversary on being on the show) where all the members undertook a MENSA qualification test to see whether Jong-min was a hidden genius or an idiot (see above), Jong-min with Defconn & Yoon Shi-yoon were announced as the lowest-ranking scorers (while having the same score of 100), leading to them being called "The Three Rocks". The nickname is pronounced in Korean as "i sedol" (돌 dol as a term for a very stupid person, "having rocks for brains"), but "세" was turned into "3" (which is the native numeral term in normal usage) to differentiate from go player Lee Sedol who has the same hangeul.

Dol-Gu (돌구)

Related to the "Three Rocks" nickname, replacing and combining 돌 (dol rock) with Dong-Gu's name.

Runner (달리기)

All the members have noted that Dong-Gu is the fastest runner due to his long legs.

Love Monster (러브몬)

During the Kim Jong-min Special blind date (see above), Dong-Gu was known as the "Love Monster", due to his looks and charm.

Clumsy Dong-Gu (삑구)

A nickname given to him by Kim Joon-ho. Despite his competitiveness, his clumsiness is what causes him to often fail at games that he should succeed in.

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text: Kang Ho-Dong

text: Kang Ho-Dong was the main MC of 1 Night 2 Days. He has won two Grand Prizes (Daesangs) from the KBS Entertainment Awards for his work on the show. He previously starred in an early incarnation of the show, Are You Ready, but it was canceled due to low viewership ratings. On September 9, 2011, Kang Ho-Dong left the show and retired from show business due to allegations of tax evasion, leaving the show with five members.[16] Kang Ho-Dong's subtitle color was red.

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Pig (돼지)

This was his first nickname on 1 Night 2 Days. Before he even joined the show, he was already nicknamed and being called a "pig" because of his strong resemblance.

Rockhead (짱돌) or Kang Rockhead (강짱돌)

The name was given by Kim C because Ho-Dong was always stubborn in everything he said, thus later being disappointed, such as a crumble stump of rock. Though the name was given by Kim C, the idea and suggestion came from Eun Jiwon.

Janggiyeppff (장기예프)

He was given this name on the Gwangyang, South Jeolla trip by MC Mong. Because of a punishment from losing the wake-up mission, he was given a new hairstyle and drawn on with black marker where he looked like a Street Fighter character, Zangief.

Kang Pacino (강파치노)

This name appeared when the 1N2D members were deciding to do a hidden camera trick to their newest PD (the actual Yoo PD of season 3).

Pants are too small (바지가 작다)(later Give me some pants (바지 좀 주-세요))

The pants the staff had prepared were indeed too small for him (Summer Camp episode).

Siberian Wild Male Tiger (시베리아 야생 수컷 호랑이)

He self chose this name as his athlete name in the second marathon.

Master of Negotiations (협상의 달인)

He was given this name because of his nature of negotiating (anything) with the PD, whether it was food or a sleeping spot.

Author of the Book of Entertainment (예능의 정석)

He is known for his entertainment rule, one of them —which was always obeyed by the members is: "If there is water, then you should to enter it".

Papa Bear (아빠곰)

The cast once slept beside each other much like a family and Kang Ho-Dong snored so loudly, it was like a father bear.

Pig Slide (돼지 슬라이드)

He was given this name when he was doing a bokbulbok game to determine who would go skate fishing. The game he was involved in was to do as many sit-ups in ten seconds, while Lee Seung-Gi held his legs down. During the process, it looked liked Seung-Gi was the one who was in the middle of exercising and the cast joked that the "pig slide" can be bought on home shopping television.

Ok Pig (옥돼지)

He was given this title when he performed the song My Ear's Pig, originally My Ear's Candy, with Baek Ji-Young at the second Viewers' Trip. The original featuring of the song was 2PM's Ok Taecyeon. For the performance, he wore similar outfits to those that were performed on stage by Baek Ji-Young and Ok Taecyeon.

Six Bag Kang Ho-Dong (육봉 강호동)

He was given this title when the team was eating ramen noodle for lunch, he was seen eating the 6th bag of noodles after all the other members were done eating. "육" means six, "봉" means bags, so it means six bag Gang Ho-dong. The title was given to honor his ability to be able to finish six bags of ramen noodles

text: Lee Soo-geun

text: Lee Soo-Geun was one of the original members who started off in the variety show Are You Ready. He was the main MC in season 2, taking over Kang Ho-dong's spot. On November 24, 2013, Lee Soo-Geun left the show due to being under investigation for suspicion of online illegal gambling.[17] Lee Soo-Geun's subtitle color was grey.

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Nation's hard worker (국민일꾼)

He was good at doing work like building, cooking, chopping up wood for the fire, etc.

Jang Trouble-Ta (장트라블타)

The nickname Jang Trouble-Ta comes from the name of American actor, John Travolta. Lee Soo-Geun was given this name because of his "farting". Jang (臟) means "intestines" and "trouble" is his frequent flatulence ("passing gas"). This name was given to him by member Lee Seung-Gi.

Lee Soo-Ja (이수자)

He was given this name after taking the role as Soo-Ja, in the members' attempt to make a music video for rain tears in the Freestyle Trip. The role revived once in the game "make Ho-Dong laugh" to choose the order of picking fruits.

Driver Soo-Geun (운전수근)

He was given this nickname because he was the one usually driving the cast to the locations during their trips.

Kim Soo-Geun (김수근)

The famous baseball player Park Chan-Ho who guested twice on the show thought that his full name was Kim Soo-Geun.

160

He performed the song 160 with Eun Jiwon at the second Viewer's Trip, describing Gag Concert skit "If I Was Taller" (끼가 컸으면) about being 160 cm in height.

The King Cheater (반칙왕)

He liked to interfere during games to prevent the other members of season 2 from winning.

Liar Soo-Geun (뻥수근)

He was always telling ludicrous, outlandish stories that the members of season 2 naïvely believed at first.

text: Eun Jiwon

text: Eun Jiwon, like Kang Ho-Dong and Lee Soo-Geun, was one of the original members, who started off in the variety show Are You Ready and appeared on every episode of season 1. Eun Jiwon left the show along with Lee Seung-Gi on February 26, 2012, and later returned as a guest in an early episode of season 3. Eun Jiwon's subtitle color was orange.

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Eun Elementary (은초딩)

He was given this name because of his childish behavior or way of thinking on the show.

Eun Dooly (은둘리)

Because of the blowing of his cheeks in front of the camera, he resembled the cartoon dinosaur Dooly, so he was given this name.

IQ 160 Genius (IQ160천재서퍼)

Eun Jiwon claimed to have an IQ of 160, which was why he was given this name and because of the way he thought and responded.

Ilseop (일섭이) (meaning "first disappointing brother")

Genius Won (지니어스 원)

In episode 122, when three of the members (Lee Soo-Geun, MC Mong and Lee Seung-Gi) had to go up to Mt. Wolchul to retrieve the allowance, Jiwon knew exactly what the other three were going to do with the money.

은갈치

In the 134th episode, he revealed that his nickname during his school days was Eun Gal-Chi or "silver beltfish" (a Korean play on words).

Curse of Ark Shells (꼬막의 저주)

As a punishment, he had to wake up well before dawn to collect close to 1000 ark shells in ice-cold mud flats.

Silver Axe (은도끼)

He played a brutal gangster in a skit.

Captain Eun (은대장)

He got this nickname in their first Freestyle Trip, in which he got chosen as the captain.

Baby Bear (아기곰)

If Kang Ho-Dong snored like a papa bear, Eun Jiwon sounded like a cute baby bear.

Eun Ji-One (은지 1)

As the members were racing hard to avoid getting in a ravine, he totally thought that he was the first to arrive at the finish line and out of happiness he called himself Eun Ji-One. One is pronounced in Korean as "원", which is the same hangeul in Eun Ji-won's name.

text: Lee Seung-Gi

text: Lee Seung-Gi joined the cast on their trip to Pyeongchang, Gangwondo. He was the replacement for Noh Hong-chul who left the show due to medical reasons. In the show, he is nicknamed Heodang by Kim C due to being often empty-headed. He along with Kim C are considered often the brains of group (in quizzes). In a poll regarding looks, he was ranked first, followed by Sanggeun. Lee Seung-gi left the show with Eun Jiwon on February 26, 2012. Lee Seung-Gi's subtitle color was sea green.

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Helpless (허당)

Lee Seung-Gi's nickname was "Heodang", which means a person who is just a little bit odd in his or her way of thinking or someone who doesn't quite understand something the first time something is said; in other words, a slow person.

Emperor (황제), Young Emperor (젊은황제)

He was given this title due to the high ratings he brought to the shows he was in (1N2D and Shining Inheritance). The other members like to tease him with this name (as he shares his surname with the previous royal/imperial family of Korea). Also, this was given when the other five members decided to leave Seung Gi on the island alone and the fans got angry and commented bad things on Hodong on the internet and on the next episode they apologized while bending knees to Seung Gi and his fans.

Promotional Seung Gi (홍보승기)

Given to him in the first few episodes he was in. Due to the fact that he never misses the chance to promote his songs.

Actor Lee (이배우)

He was given this nickname when he started filming for SBS's weekend drama, Shining Inheritance (a.k.a. Brilliant Legacy) in April 2009.

Samseop (삼섭) (translates to "third disappointing brother")

He gave himself this nickname to join the Saddening Brothers.

Ddaeng-chil's Father (땡칠이 아빠)

This nickname was given to him because the elders they met at the YengGwang trip recognized him as the role he played on "Chil Princesses" (a KBS drama) before he joined 1 Night 2 Days.

Insane Chef (막장요리사 or 막장셰프)

This owed to Seung-Gi's seemingly abysmal cooking, which often results in food which all the other team members usually end up regretting to have eaten. A compound word play with the word "makjang" which refers to dramas with insane plots that nevertheless draw in ratings.

Kim Jong-min Junior (김종민 주니어)

During a bokbulbok on a trip to Mapado, Seung-Gi gave an incorrect answer where Kang Ho Dong said only Kim Jong Min would give an answer like that.

Clock boy (시계소년)

He got this name for the punishment of losing bokbulbok. He was forced to use wig, also holding big clock and shouting time each hours.

text: Uhm Tae-Woong

text: Uhm Tae-Woong's first appearance was during the 87th trip to Yangyang, which was broadcast on March 6 and 13, 2011.  Uhm Tae-Woong 's subtitle color was yellow.

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Uhm Force (엄포스)

A nickname derived from Star Wars he gained from appearing in various movies and used in the show many times.

Uhm PD (엄피디)

After he was eliminated in a team game during the 32nd episode of season 2, he sat next to the director and acted like him; he said to have enjoyed this role very much.

text: MC Mong

text: MC Mong joined the cast on episodes 19–20 as the replacement for Kim Jong-Min who left due to mandatory military service. MC Mong was the last replacement of the cast of the first season. MC Mong has been put on hiatus and did not take part in the filming on September 17, 2010 due to the investigation of his mandatory military service. The producers had made an official announcement that MC Mong's appearance will be deferred until a final judgment has been made and the rest of the five members will continue filming during his absence. Taking into the account of the viewers' feelings and opinions, the episode set to be aired on September 19, 2010 will edit MC Mong's parts as much as possible. This trip will be broadcast in one episode (instead of the usual two episode). They had already started editing MC Mong's parts since the September 12, 2010 episode. It has been confirmed in December 2010 that he has been banned from KBS.[18] MC Mong's subtitle color was brown.

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Wild Monkey (야생원숭이)

This was MC Mong's first nickname on 1 Night 2 Days. Before he even joined the show, he was already nicknamed and being called a "wild monkey" because of his appearance and actions.

MBC Mong (MBC몽)

He was called this by an elder, who confused his name with MBC.

Mung-ee (멍이)

MC Mong was given this name when the group visited a group of grandmothers. The grandmother paired with MC Mong could not pronounce his name and kept calling him Mung-Ee instead.

Mong Geum-Ee (Mong Jang-geum) (몽금이(몽장금))

He has been called "Mong Geum-Ee" for his great cooking skills like Seo Jang-geum in the drama Dae Jang Geum.

Yiseop (이섭)(translates to "second disappointing brother")

MC Mong was given this name for his brotherhood in term of answering the quiz wrongly with Eun Jiwon, who was called Ilseop.

Moron (멍충이)

A play on his nickname "Mung-Ee" (see above) with the pejorative term for "moron".

Fart (똥파리)(literally means "crap whistle")

MC Mong's elementary school nickname.

MC Blank (MC멍~)

A play on the nickname "Mung-Ee" (see above) with the term for spacing out.(A similar nickname has been attached to Song Ji-Hyo of rival program Running Man)

text: Kim C

text: Kim C joined as a member on their sixth trip (episodes 13–14). He was the replacement member for Ji Sang-Ryul, who appeared in SBS Good Sunday's Family Outing 2. Kim C was absent on their trip to Geochang, South Gyeongsang due to the death of his father. Kim C had decided to leave the show in order to devote more time to his music. According to sources, Kim C had originally intended to leave the show after filming the trip for Antarctica, however due to the trip being canceled, his leave was delayed. Kim C approached the producers of the show six months before and informed them of his leave. On the other hand, the members found out Kim C was leaving only two days before the last filming where Kim C called each member as he didn't want to interrupt the mood and bond they had for each other while filming.[19][20] Kim C's subtitle color was lime green.

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Master (달인)

Kim C has been known as being an "expert" at something.

Gandhi (간디)

Kim C was given this nickname to be paired off with Ho-Dong, the Zangief (character from Street Fighter)

Casanova (카사노바)

Due to the many woman fans that he had, there was an episode where a fan of 1 Night 2 Days told the group that her favorite member was Kim C. Other members retorted by telling him that he already had a wife. There was another incident where as a joke, Kim C asked fellow member Eun Jiwon for advice on how to get more viewers, to which Jiwon replied "Just act like you do with women, and you can get as much viewers as you want."

Kim Penn (김펜)

He got this nickname after performing some act prank with fellow member Kang Ho-Dong due to the arrival of a new PD (the actual Yoo PD of season 3).

Bruce Kim (김소룡)

He got this name when he jumped from a big rock of a mountain. He even showed off his abs, so the other members called him so and told him to shout "abyoh" as Bruce Lee usually do, so he did.

Mr. Kim C (김C님)

The female rugby team from the second Viewer's Trip gave him this nickname.

text: Ji Sang-Ryul

text: Ji Sang-Ryul was the first member to leave the show after seven episodes (three trips) due to filming commitments for MBC's drama Yi San. After Ji Sang-Ryul left, Kim Young-Chul and Koyote's Shin Ji were special guests for the next couple of episodes before Kim C joined the cast in the next episode (episode 13). A year later, Ji Sang-Ryul appeared as a guest on the show's 70th episode. Ji Sang-Ryul brought a guest along with him on this episode, which was the dog Sangdon, Sanggeun's son. Ji Sang-Ryul's subtitle color was green and purple in the Yesan episode.

text: Noh Hong-Chul

text: Comedy show host Noh Hong-Chul left after fourteen episodes due to exhaustion and in order to focus on MBC's Saturday variety show Infinite Challenge.[21] He was quickly replaced in the following episode with ballad singer Lee Seung-Gi. No Hong-Chul's subtitle color was yellow.

text: Sanggeun

text: Sanggeun, who had gained much popularity, was a Great Pyrenees bred-dog that usually accompanied the members on their trip. Sanggeun's real name was Herbie. When Sanggeun first made his appearance on the show, he was named "Sanggeun" by Ji Sang-Ryul. Sanggeun had appeared in the MBC drama Madame Ahyundong.[22] It is known that Sanggeun received ₩400,000 for each episode on the show. On episode 16, a survey was held, where viewers who were in for a sound recording rated the members on the show by placing a sticker on the one who was the "best-looking" member. Sanggeun was placed second in the rankings, behind Lee Seung-Gi. Due to his deteriorating health, Sanggeun was absent from the show for three episodes. Ji Sang-Ryul adopted Sangdon, Sanggeun's son.

text: Kim Seung-Woo

text: Kim Seung-Woo was one of the new members and the oldest of season 2. His subtitle color was red.

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Disruptive Kim (김나댐)

Facing each other and saying truth about their feelings, Kim Jong-Min said he found Kim Seung-Woo to be very disruptive. A few episodes later, the staff made the actor a tee-shirt with this nickname printed on it.

text: Joo Won

text: Joo Won was one of the new four members and the youngest of season 2. His subtitle color was hot pink.

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Bridal Mask (각시탈)

Associated with his role in the eponymous successful drama, Joo Won was sometimes referenced as the Bridal Mask, especially when he showed great physical abilities or recited famous lines.

Joo-Rodin (주로댕)

Asked about who said "Knowledge is power", he wrongly answered Rodin; thus the other members referred to him as Rodin to tease him.

text: Sung Si-Kyung

text: Sung Si-Kyung was one of the new four members of season 2. His subtitle color was sea green.

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The Giant (거인)

He was the tallest member of season 2, with a height of 6'1 (186 cm), and had the broadest shoulders.

Lawyer Sung (성변호사)

His services were required when the members needed to negotiate with the staff as Sung looked more educated and serious than the others.

King Sung (성왕의)

The singer made the headlines after winning the King title during the 25th trip of season 2, in which he was genuinely happy to eat as he pleased.

Chef Sung (성셰프)

He was the most passionate when it came to food and he usually took the lead to cook for the members.

Idiot Sung (성충이) (play on his name and 멍충이)

He ranked last during a general knowledge quiz, despite his educated profile. The viewers enjoyed this new character so much that Sung made it first as the most desirable man in a survey.

text: Yoo Hae-Jin

text: Yoo Hae-Jin was the member who replaced Kim Seung-Woo in March 2013. His subtitle color was red.

text: Kim Joo-Hyuk

text: Kim Joo-Hyuk was one of the four new members of season 3. He left the show in December 2015, as he was getting more and more role offers and subsequently had a busy schedule. Still, he briefly appeared in many episodes after his departure. On October 30, 2017, Kim Joo-hyuk passed away due to a vehicular accident.[23] The show later aired a special episode on November 5, 2017, as a tribute to his memory, despite the show's broadcast hiatus due to the ongoing labor union's strike. His subtitle color was red.

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National Yeong-Gu (국민 영구)

After the first episode of season 3 in which he mimicked Yeong-Gu (the Korean stereotype of an imbecile), this nickname surfaced on the net as it was the most memorable moment of the episode.

First member of the 3G team, a.k.a. 1G (원쥐)

While being teamed up with Kim Jong-Min and Kim Joon-Ho, the three of them got cramps (쥐), leading to their defeat; hence this team is known to lose quite often.

Nicotinepath (니코틴패스)

During the Quit Smoking Project, he was accused of smoking in a fake trial, which he first denied; Kim Joon-Ho then made a pun, saying that he was not a "sociopath", but a "nicotinepath".

Gutaeng Bro (구탱이 형)(meaning foolish older brother)

This name came up in an episode where he was supposed to complete a four characters idiom and answered wrongly.

Jooge Liang (주갈공명)

He made really smart decisions during the Before Sunset Race, enough to grant him a nickname similar to the famous Chinese strategist Zhuge Liang (in Korean 제갈공명).

text: Teams/lines[edit]

text: Team/line characters are usually formed when the team is split up into two for Bok-bul-bok.

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The Disappointing Brothers (섭섭브라더스)

"The Disappointing/Saddening Brothers" was first brought up on the trip to Naju, South Jeolla. Kang Ho-dong gave the name Ilseop (일섭) to member Eun Jiwon and Yiseop (이섭) to MC Mong for both of them being "ignorant" and "disappointing". Ilseop directly translates to "disappointing #1" and Yiseop translates to "disappointing #2".

The Disappointing Group (섭섭당)

"The Disappointing Group/Party" is a turnoff from "The Disappointing Brothers", which consists of Eun Jiwon and MC Mong with the new addition of Lee Seung-gi.  This nickname was first brought up on July 5, 2009 by Kang Ho-dong when they were deciding to divide the two teams—YB (Young Boy) and OB (Old Boy).

Hwacheon Line (화천라인)

The "Hwacheon Line" consists of Eun Jiwon, Lee Soo-geun, and MC Mong. It was first brought up during their trip to Hwacheon, Gangwondo (episodes 21–23).

Haenam Line (해남라인)

The "Haenam Line" consists of Eun Jiwon, Lee Seung-gi, and Kang Ho-dong. It was first brought up during their trip to Haenam, South Jeolla (episodes 71–72).

OB team & YB team

Before the OB team and YB team was created, the "Bachelors, Married Men (총각, 유부남)" line was formed during their trip to Gurye, South Jeolla. The "Married Men" line consists of Kang Ho-dong, Kim C, and Lee Soo-geun, who are all married and Eun Jiwon, MC Mong, and Lee Seung-gi formed the "Bachelors" line, who are not married. The name later was then developed into OB (Old Boy) and YB (Young Boy) with the same set of lines where the "Married Men" were the three oldest and YB (also "The Disappointing Group") had the three youngest members. When Kim Jong-min returned to the show, he was added to the YB team and "The 4 Emperors" line was created.

The 4 Emperors (4대천왕)

This team consists of the YB members, Eun Jiwon, MC Mong, Kim Jong-min, and Lee Seung-gi.

'79 Friends (79친구)

'79 Friends consists of MC Mong and Kim Jong-min, who are both born in 1979. This nickname first appeared when MC Mong and Kim Jong-min were both selected to go to Gageodo together.

New OB team & YB team (The Disappointing Group)

Because of Kim C's resignation, Eun Jiwon was moved to the OB team. However, on the episode broadcast August 8, 2010, the New OB team and YB team was created. Kim Jong-min was added to the New OB team and Eun Jiwon returned to the YB team, which was also The Disappointing Group team. Kim Jong-min was the new "Kim ssi" (referring to "Kim C"). In Korean, "Kim-ssi" would translate to someone with a surname of Kim. "Ssi" is a formal way of addressing a person by adding "ssi" to the end of someone's name. "Ssi" also sounds like the letter "c". The New OB team consists of Kang Ho-dong, Lee Soo-geun, and Kim Jong-min. The YB team consists of Eun Jiwon, MC Mong, and Lee Seung-gi.

All-No

The team consists of Kim Jong-min and Lee Seung-gi.

Sorry

The team consists of Kang Ho-dong and Eun Ji-won.

Good team (잘하는팀)

This team consists of Lee Soo-geun, Joo Won, Sung Si-kyung and Kim Jong-min as they usually are the ones having the best results during games in season 2.

Bad team (못하는팀)

This team consists of Uhm Tae-woong, Cha Tae-hyun and Kim Seung-woo, considered as the worst and unluckiest members of season 2 when it comes to playing games.

3G team (쓰리쥐)

The team consists of Kim Jong-min, Kim Joon-Ho, and Kim Joo-hyuk on the season 3 of the show. The team's name came during their trip to Gyeonggi on the 328th episode (6th episode of Season 3) where they got a cramp successively when doing the thigh wrestling again Cha Tae-Hyun. After the episode, every time the three get teamed together, they always are unlucky and never win any games.

LTE team

The team consists of Cha Tae-hyun, Defconn, and Jung Joon-young on the season 3 of the show. The team name is a pun of the 4G LTE high speed mobile data as the other team is called 3G team.

Octopus team/Mokpo team/Desert Island team

The team consists of Cha Tae-hyun, Defconn, and Yoon Shi-yoon on season 3 of the show. The team name was given in episode 489, when all three were left behind on a desert island with the newest PD, PD Joo, who had previously accompanied Cha Tae-hyun and Defconn at Yuldo in episode 446 with the youngest writer, Writer Yoonho. The team was then reunited, including the youngest writer, during the episode of 'Hangover Race" (489-490).

The New 3G Team

The team consists of Kim Jong-min, Kim Joon-Ho, and Yoon Shi-yoon on season 3 of the show. The team was first formed in the "Working Holiday in Yeongwol" episode, where the three had to climb the mountain to meet the naturalist as punishment. The team was then reunited in the "Last Minute Heat Tour" episode where during the dinner game of chance, Yoon Shi-yoon (in a bad sense) joined Kim Joon-ho and Kim Jong-min as the new member of the 3G team, replacing the late Kim Joo-hyuk. This was because the members jokingly said that Yoon Shi-yoon and Kim Joo-hyuk were the same (Yoon Shi-yoon's birthname Dong-GU and Kim Joo-hyuk's nickname GU-taeng bro).

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text: Criticism[edit]

text: During the early days of 1 Night 2 Days, the show was heavily compared with  SBS's Good Sunday's Family Outing and MBC's Infinite Challenge, particularly because Noh Hong-chul was part of both 1 Night 2 Days and Infinite Challenge (which aired on Sundays and Saturdays, respectively).[24] However, the concept of the three shows is different. The concept of 1 Night 2 Days is traveling on a trip with families and friends, while Infinite Challenge is a challenge-based variety program with 7 men competing in games.[25]

text: The episode which aired on July 6, 2008 gained a lot of criticism from viewers because of a smoking scene.[26] On their trip to Baekdusan, Korea, a scene of MC Mong smoking in the bus was not edited and was aired. In 2004, all 3 major broadcasting stations, KBS, MBC and SBS, agreed to prohibit smoking scenes being aired before midnight.[27] The variety program's directors made an official apology on July 7 for not properly editing the scene before airing the program and it will never occur again.[28][29] This also caused a craze among MC Mong's fans because he promised on another variety show a while back that he would quit smoking.

text: Viewers protested about the "violent scene" on episode 51, which aired July 20, 2008. The scene was a hidden prank of Kang Ho-dong and Kim C getting into an argument to fool the new director who had joined the show. The production team stated that the fight was not intentional and it left good memories.[30]

text: On episode 53, which aired August 3, 2008, viewers noticed a caption error when a local area in Inje, Gangwondo was incorrectly titled. Under protests from viewers, the production team posted an official apology on the Happy Sunday website.[31][32]

text: Another controversy was made on the September 19, 2008 episode, which was filmed during the Lotte Giants & Doosan Bears baseball game. One of the issues was that the staff occupied a large section of seats (50 seats) for the six members. The other issue was not allowing other ticket holders to get to their seats. The production team has explained that it was to protect the safety of the six members and they did not mean to stop people from getting to their seats.[33] The day the game was broadcast, SBS Sports said the visit of the 1 Night 2 Days team brought a positive mood to the people in Busan. On the other hand, MBC ESPN had negative remarks regarding the 1 Night 2 Days team.[34]

text: The next controversy was on the episode aired September 21, 2008. Scenes of Lee Soo-geun smoking in the village was caught on tape and aired.[35]

text: On the episode aired December 7, 2008, more drinking and smoking scenes appeared. It was deemed unsuitable for families watching the show with their children.[36]

text: More controversy surfaced after the airing of the March 15, 2009 episode. It was said that Kang Ho-dong had uttered the profanity "XX-bitch" in one of the scenes. But the production team denied that Kang Ho-dong had said such a thing on the show and that it was just noises during the car ride.[37]

text: Another controversy was when MC Mong's manager, Lee Heon-suk, said "육사시미", when it was more appropriate for him to say a similar saying that was of the Korean language.[38]

text: On the episode aired October 4, 2009, some of the members met the 1988 Summer Olympics opening ceremony ring-boy, Yoon Tae-woong during their hike in the mountains. Viewers wrote on the show's message board that "it was a set-up" and "how can it be a coincidence."[39]

text: Another controversy emerged when Lee Seung-gi was indirectly promoting beer he endorsed when he made his beer-can chicken on the episode aired November 11, 2009. Although the brand name was blurred at times, the name of the beer was still seen.[40]

text: The second subtitle controversy was on the episode that aired November 15, 2009. The production team made an apology on the message boards. As for the re-runs of this episode, the subtitles have been changed.

text: It was announced that on March 9, 2010, the cast and crew of 1 Night 2 Days will take a trip to Antarctica to visit the King Sejong Station. Viewers' opinions were mixed, with some thinking it will be a great experience while others think they should not go.[41] Nonetheless, the production team still had plans to leave on March 9 for the beginning of filming. A small group of the production team even left in February for Chile to prepare for the trip, but they had no choice but to leave and return to Korea after staying in Chile for a week. The reason was due to a blizzard that prevented them from taking a flight to Antarctica from Chile. The production crew had bought brand new HD cameras, lighting equipment and microphones to film the beauty of Antarctica and bring the best resolution to viewers. However, due to the 2010 Chile earthquake on February 27, the production crew had to search for alternate routes to get to Antarctica. Unfortunately, it was announced that the crew had decided to cancel their trip.[42][43]

text: Media response and reception[edit]

text: On December 27, 2008 at the 2008 KBS Entertainment Awards, all six cast members were present at the award show and performed "No Matter What" by Park Sang-chul. The show took home five awards – Best Newcomer (Variety), Best Variety Show Writer, Top Popularity Award, Viewer's Choice Program, and the Grand Prize (Daesang).[44] In the Top Popularity Award category, three out of the four nominees were from 1 Night 2 Days – Eun Jiwon, MC Mong, and Lee Seung-gi, for which Lee won the award. The Viewer's Choice Program was based on viewer's votes through surveys and SMS. Happy Sunday ended up with 108.3% of the votes, and trailing behind them with 40.3% of the votes was Happy Together (Gag Concert with 33.1% of votes, A Chat with Beauties with 12.9% of the votes and Sang Sang Plus with 5.3% of the votes).[45][46]

text: 2 Days & 1 Night's third season received much positive response. The first episode of 1 Night 2 Days received very high viewer ratings of 14.3% when it first aired in December 2013.[3] At the end of 2014, Happy Sunday segments (1 Night 2 Days and The Return of Superman) wrapped up with ratings of 17.9%, followed by SBS Good Sunday (K-pop Star 4 and Running Man) with 12.1% and MBC Sunday Night (7.8%) with Real Men and Dad, Where Are You Going?[47] In March 2015, KBS's Happy Sunday was in first place in terms of viewer ratings with 14.7%, beating out SBS's Good Sunday (Running Man and Take Care Of My Dad) with 11.1% and MBC's Sunday Night (Animals and Real Men) with 8.4%.[48]

text: Digital single[edit]

text: A digital single of the show's theme song was released on March 29, 2010 and was first heard on episode 135, which was aired March 28, 2010. The title of the song is called "Let's Go Paradise" and is sung by Gil Hak-mi (a contestant on Mnet's talent show Superstar K Season 1) and Han Bora (from AB Avenue).

text: Awards[edit]

text:
Year

Award

Category

Recipient

Ref

2007
6th KBS Entertainment Awards
Best Entertainer Award
Lee Soo-geun  (2 Days & 1 Night Season 1, Gag Concert "We Need Conversations")
[49]

Top Excellence Idea Corner Award
2 Days & 1 Night Season 1

2008
20th Korean PD Awards
Best Show Host
Kang Ho-dong
[50]

44th Baeksang Arts Awards
Grand Prize (Daesang) - TV category
Kang Ho-dong
[51][52]

35th Korea Broadcasting Awards
Best Entertainment TV Program
Happy Sunday
[53]

15th Korea Entertainment Art Awards
Best Comedian
Lee Soo-geun
[54][55]

Best Program
2 Days & 1 Night Season 1

7th KBS Entertainment Awards
Grand Prize (Daesang)
Kang Ho-dong
[56]

Best Variety Show Writer
Lee Woo-jung
[57][58]

Best Newcomer in a Variety Show
Lee Soo-geun

Top Popularity Award
Lee Seung-gi

Viewer's Choice Program
Happy Sunday

2009
21st Korean PD Awards
Best Variety Show
2 Days & 1 Night Season 1
[59][60]

10th Korean Broadcasters' Awards
Best Produced Program
2 Days & 1 Night Season 1
[61]

8th KBS Entertainment Awards
Grand Prize (Daesang)
Kang Ho-dong
[62]

Excellence Award, Male MC in a Variety Show
Lee Soo-geun  (2 Days & 1 Night Season 1, Sang Sang Plus Season 2)

Viewer's Choice Program
Happy Sunday

2010
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Appreciation Plaque  (presented by Yu In-chon)
2 Days & 1 Night Season 1
[63]

Korea Tourism Awards 2010
Merit Division
2 Days & 1 Night Season 1

9th KBS Entertainment Awards
Top Entertainer Award
Eun Jiwon  (2 Days & 1 Night Season 1, Crisis No. 1)
[64]

Excellence Award, Male MC in a Variety Show
Lee Soo-geun

Top Excellence Award, Male MC in a Variety Show
Lee Seung-gi

Viewer's Choice Program
Happy Sunday

2011
38th Korea Broadcasting Awards
Best Entertainment TV Program
2 Days & 1 Night Season 1

10th KBS Entertainment Awards
Grand Prize (Daesang)
Lee Soo-geun  Lee Seung-gi  Eun Jiwon  Kim Jong-min  Uhm Tae-woong
[65][66][67][68]

Top Entertainer Award
Uhm Tae-woong

2012
11th KBS Entertainment Awards
Best Variety Show Writer
Choi Jae-yeong
[69]

Best Newcomer in a Variety Show
Joo Won

Top Entertainer Award
Cha Tae-hyun

Top Excellence Award, Male MC in a Variety Show
Kim Seung-woo  (2 Days & 1 Night Season 2, Win Win)

2013
12th KBS Entertainment Awards
Grand Prize (Daesang)
Kim Jun-ho
[70]

Male Top Excellence Award
Cha Tae-hyun

2014
13th KBS Entertainment Awards
Best Newcomer Award in a Variety Show
Kim Joo Hyuk
[71]

Top Entertainer Award in a Variety Show
Jung Joon-young

Male Excellence Award in a Variety Show
Defconn

2015
14th KBS Entertainment Awards
Best Entertainer – Entertainment Category
Kim Joo Hyuk
[72]

High Excellence Award – Variety Category
Kim Jong-min

Viewers' Choice Best Program
2 Days & 1 Night Season 3

2016
43rd Korean Broadcasting Grand Prize awards
Best Variety Show
[73]

15th KBS Entertainment Awards
Grand Prize (Daesang)
Kim Jong-min
[74]

Viewers' Choice Best Program
2 Days & 1 Night Season 3

Rookie Award in a Variety Show
Yoon Shi-yoon

Best Screenwriter Award
Jung Sun-young

2017
KBS World Instagram Award
Viewers' Choice Best Program
2 Days & 1 Night Season 3


document_title: Paul "Jesus" Monroe

question_text: who voices jesus in the walking dead game

text: Paul "Jesus" Monroe

text: Personality[edit]

text: Paul shares similarities with the biblical Jesus in his forgiving and open nature, as well as his long hair and beard. He is also shown to be extremely tactical, though sometimes letting his fury and emotions get the better of him. In addition to these, he has been shown to be a highly skilled combatant, being able to defeat his opponent while completely unarmed (instead using his hands and feet as a primary weapon). He also has skills as an escape artist, and has shown himself to be a competent tracker.

text: Appearances[edit]

text: Comic book series[edit]

text: Paul is introduced spying on the Alexandria Safe-Zone community shortly following the horde invasion. Paul is later attacked by Michonne and Abraham Ford where he easily immobilizes them. After insisting to meet Rick Grimes, he is knocked out and tied up. After the interrogations, Rick eventually decides to let Paul take him to Hilltop. On the way, Paul reveals that he could have escaped any time but remained there to see if Rick could be trusted. The two make up and continue their way. After reaching Hilltop, Paul defends Rick after he kills a citizen who has been sent by Negan to deliver a message. Paul then reveals to Rick and his group, that he and the rest of his people, have for months, been under siege by the Saviors. He attempts to track them back to their base, but is caught and chased back to the colony.[volume & issue needed]

text: In the aftermath of Glenn's death at the hands of Negan, he decides to join Rick in his fight against the Saviors and becomes a key member in Rick's decision-making committee. After Rick decides to let go of a captive Dwight, Rick tells Paul to follow him and see what they are up against, but to tell no one of their plans. After gearing up, Paul begins to follow Dwight, hoping to discover the Saviors base of operations. He is later ambushed by three Saviors. As he tries to fight off the Savior trio, he is subdued by one of the members. After being knocked to the floor, Paul is almost killed by the Saviors, however, he is saved by Dwight and another Savior, who tell Paul's attackers to stand down, as they have some "important" questions for Paul. Dwight and the other Savior tie Paul up and load him onto a jeep. They drive to Sanctuary, allowing Paul to get a good look at the area and he bails out of the jeep at the very last second, narrowly avoiding capture and reports it back to Rick. He introduces Rick to Ezekiel, the leader of the Kingdom, in the hopes of forming the three communities into standing against the Saviors. As he sneaks into the Hilltop to tell Maggie of Rick's plan, he learns that Kal betrayed him and ran off to inform the Saviors of their plan in which Jesus catches up to him and convinces him to change his mind. He continues to recruit members of the Hilltop, much to Gregory's dismay.[volume & issue needed]

text: Later, as Negan holds Rick, Nicholas, Heath & Holly hostage for attempting to kill him, Jesus arrives at the Safe Zone, hidden away from Negan and his men. He then grabs a Savior by his foot and trips him over. The Saviors open fire, but instead of hitting Paul they kill the Savior. Negan tells them to hold fire and at that moment Paul throws himself at the nearest Savior and orders Rick, Heath, Holly, and Nicholas into a trench. He proceeds to fight the Saviors until he works his way to Negan, whom he disarms and captures. Negan frantically tells the Saviors to hold fire and Paul issues an order to let the survivors go and threatens to kill Negan. He tells Paul that even if he were to succeed, the Saviors would still open fire and kill Paul. However it is revealed that Paul's intentions were to stall the Saviors until Ezekiel and his soldiers arrive. Jesus continues to aid Rick and Ezekiel in their fight against the Saviors until Negan is defeated.[volume & issue needed]

text: Two years after Negan's incarceration, Jesus acts as Maggie's second-in-command at the Hilltop, while still making periodical visits to Alexandria.[volume & issue needed] He is also in a relationship with Aaron.[1]

text: Television series[edit]

text: Robert Kirkman has confirmed that Jesus will recur in future seasons of the show.[2] In September 2015, Tom Payne was cast as Paul Monroe.[3]

text: Season 6[edit]

text: Jesus makes his debut in the episode "The Next World," first seen bumping into Rick who is on a supply run with Daryl. Jesus pulls a smooth-talking con on them, pick-pocketing keys from Rick and planting the idea of approaching walkers in their mind so that they react predictably when firecrackers he had set go off, allowing him to drive off with their truck of supplies. When attacked by Rick and Daryl later, Jesus is able to physically defend himself, displaying impressive combat abilities, though he surrenders when they threaten him at gunpoint. Jesus is bound at his wrists and ankles and left at the side of the road but in seconds is able to free himself and climb onto the truck unobserved. Later, when they realize he is on the truck and slam on the brakes, Jesus takes a considerable fall at speed but is immediately able to get up and run, outpacing Daryl who gives chase. Jesus gets into the truck where he is fought by Daryl, and grabs Daryl's gun in order to kill a walker that would have otherwise attacked Daryl from behind. Daryl pulls Jesus from the truck, which is accidentally released of its brakes, and Jesus is knocked unconscious in the process of the truck rolling backwards into a lake. Jesus is brought back to Alexandria and despite being bound in a locked room in a guarded house, Jesus is able to free himself and escape confinement without raising an alarm, and identify and infiltrate Rick's home where he asks to speak with Rick.

text: In the following episode, "Knots Untie", Jesus is humble about his impressive escape, saying that, "Knots untie, locks get picked, anarchy comes from order," suggestive of a philosophy that seeks harmony rather than control. While he was free, Jesus located, infiltrated and took an accounting of Alexandria's armory and food supplies, and an estimate of their population. Noting that they are low on provisions, he suggests they trade with his community and takes them to The Hilltop. When Gregory, The Hilltop's leader, tries to get the upper hand on the Alexandrians who might face starvation without their food, Jesus works his influence to convince The Hilltop that being charitable with the Alexandrians in their time of need and building a relationship of trust and respect will pay back far more in the future than this single exchange. Jesus also intercedes when Rick and his group stop an assassination attempt on Gregory instigated by Negan, preventing further bloodshed. The Hilltop has suffered considerably from The Saviors' extortions, and while they did not have enough fighters or ammunition to move against Negan and his gang, Jesus readily volunteers to join when Daryl and the group offers to take out Negan and rescue Craig, a Hilltop hostage.

text: In the episode "Not Tomorrow Yet", Jesus is shown to have joined Rick's attack on the Savior's compound. He later comforts Tara who is feeling guilty about lying to Denise and her experiences when she was last involved in an attack on a community of survivors. Jesus tells Tara that it is her love for Denise which gives her a reason to fight. When gunfire breaks out, Jesus and Tara both urge Andy and Craig to leave, to ensure The Hilltop is not connected to the attack on the Saviors, though Jesus dons his mask and rushes in with confidence that the Saviors will never see him. He is later seen saving Glenn and Heath from a dying Savior by shooting him before stating "So this is the next world."

text: Season 7[edit]

text: Jesus first appears in the fifth episode of the season, "Go Getters", where he attempts to comfort Maggie and Sasha (who are hiding in the Hilltop from Negan) on their lost loved ones. Gregory decides that the two of them must leave and when Jesus disagrees, Gregory states he is free to go with them. Sasha later tells Jesus that he should be in charge of the community, though he insists that he just tries to help, Sasha tells him he might have to do more. When the Hilltop is attacked by walkers let in by the Saviors, Jesus helps Sasha fend them off (once again showing off his impressive skills in hand-to hand combat) while Maggie destroys the car system drawing them in. The next day, Jesus continues to argue with Gregory as he refuses to turn away Maggie (who is pregnant) as well as Sasha as the two helped save them. When Simon, one of the head Saviors, arrives at the Hilltop, Gregory attempts to turn over the two, but is foiled by Jesus hiding them elsewhere. When confronted about it, Jesus tells him they are all staying and though he doesn't want to be in charge, Gregory won't be either. The episode ends with Jesus sneaking aboard one of the Savior's trucks in order to find Negan where he discovers Carl Grimes already there, bent on killing Negan. Jesus briefly appears in the following episode "Sing Me a Song", as he and Carl continue towards the Sanctuary. Jesus uses syrup from the supply shipment to mark a trail for them before suggesting they jump out and continue following on foot as "it's not the fall that gets you. It's fighting it." He then rolls from the truck only to see Carl did not follow him, much to Jesus's amusement. He is later seen on top of a truck as Carl leaves the Sanctuary. He is then seen in "Hearts Still Beating" where he finds Daryl inside the Sanctuary and helps him escape. Jesus is later seen watching Daryl and Maggie reunite with their friends and walks beside them as they go to plan for their fight against the Saviors. The following episode "Rock in the Road" shows Rick and Jesus failing to convince Gregory to fight the Saviors. They do find several members of the community who come forward to volunteer their help. As the group discusses strategies for beating the Saviors, Rick states they need more help, Jesus tells them he knows a group who can help. To this end he brings them to the Kingdom, a flourishing community that are also forced to serve the Saviors. Jesus is shown to be well known there and is on good terms with their leader, King Ezekiel. When Ezekiel refuses to join their fight, Jesus leaves with the others and later returns to the Hilltop with Sasha. "The Other Side" shows Jesus bonding with Maggie and revealing more of his past to her (including that he grew up in a corporal camp and that he is gay) and stating that she and Sasha help him feel more at home. He provides Sasha with a layout of the Sanctuary to help with her plans to kill Negan (though he disagrees with her decision). Jesus is later confronted by Gregory who states he has been shirking his scavenging/scouting duties and has too many people in his trailer. When Gregory mentions that he should show more respect or something may happen with the Saviors constantly coming around, Jesus quickly sees Gregory is threatening him. Gregory denies it, but also claims that he takes care of his friends and that the two of them are not friends. In "Something They Need", Jesus is part of the group Rick takes to a community called Oceanside with the intent of stealing their weapons. Their plan succeeds, but Jesus appears to be conflicted about their actions.

text: Season 8[edit]

text: Jesus appears in the season premiere "Mercy" where he joins the assembled army of survivors led by Rick, Maggie and Ezekiel in an attack on the Sanctuary. When Negan attempts to divide them by having Gregory order the Hilltoppers to return home, Jesus is unsurprised by the betrayal and confidently states that the Hilltop stands with Maggie. He later splits off with a group to begin attacking the smaller Savior compounds. In "The Damned", Jesus leads a group in taking control of the compound. Unlike Morgan or Tara, who advocate killing all the Saviors, Jesus insists on giving the Saviors a chance to surrender, even when one of them takes advantage of this and tries to kill him. This results in them taking several prisoners despite Tara's objections, stating that Rick will agree with her. "Monsters" shows Jesus and his group leading the prisoners back to Hilltop. This causes conflict with Morgan who believes they should be killed. When the prisoners attempt an escape, the disagreement culminates in a heated fight, eventually ending in a draw and Morgan leaving the group in frustration. Once they arrive at Hilltop, Jesus convinces Maggie to put the prisoners in a pair of trailers under armed guard.

text: Video game series[edit]

text: Jesus appears in the video game by Telltale Games' The Walking Dead: Season Three, which is set in the comic book universe. He displays many of the same characteristics, having escaped from ties and knowing martial arts. His attire closely resembles what he has worn in the television series, while his physical appearance matches his comic book counterpart.[4] He is voiced by actor Brandon Keener.

text: Reception[edit]

text: The Weekly Crisis listed Jesus as #10 in their list of The Ten Best Characters in The Walking Dead, saying: "Being nicknamed after the son of God seems like one hell of an exaggeration, but Jesus has shown time and time again that he is a good, trusting man who just wants what’s best for everyone. The name fits. Even though we’ve only recently been introduced to him, Jesus is quickly showing himself to be one of the book’s greatest characters."[5]


document_title: Winoka

question_text: when did the ingalls move to walnut grove

text: Winoka

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text: Winoka is a fictional town in Dakota Territory, in Michael Landon's Little House on the Prairie television series.

text: Depiction[edit]

text: The fictional locale for Winoka was based upon a much older, bigger, and rowdier town than the slower-paced and real-life Walnut Grove. Winoka had a hotel (where Charles and Caroline worked, and lived with their children), a saloon, a bank, a church and three schools: a public school, a private one and a special school for blind students. The schools form football teams, and eventually integrate to play against each other in spirited competition.

text: Plot[edit]

text: When a dispute with the railroads causes an economic crisis in Walnut Grove, the Ingalls move to Winoka, to be close to Mary, who went there with Adam Kendall in order to teach at a new school for the blind. The Ingalls are accompanied by the Garveys, and all are soon coincidentally joined by the Olesons. Albert Ingalls appears in the series for the first time, being befriended by Laura and the rest of her family. (Matthew Laborteaux also portrayed a young Charles Ingalls in the season 4 episode "I Remember, I Remember", which aired January 23, 1978.)

text: Life in the crowded, noisy town turns out to be an unpleasant experience for the Ingalls and their friends, so they all decide to move back to Walnut Grove, despite the problems there. Mary stays in Winoka, where she eventually marries Adam. Later, they leave the town as well, when the school for blind students is moved to Walnut Grove.

text: Notes[edit]

text: The stay in Winoka was a fictional moment in the series, but it did have some real-life inspiration. The Ingalls did leave Walnut Grove and live in Dakota (in De Smet, South Dakota), where they eventually settled for the rest of their lives. They also temporarily lived in a small town in Iowa, named Burr Oak, where Charles and Caroline worked in a hotel. They moved there from Walnut Grove in the summer of 1876 and went back to Walnut Grove the next summer.

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Laura Ingalls Wilder

Little House
on the Prairie

Books

Little House in the Big Woods (1932)
Farmer Boy (1933)
Little House on the Prairie (1935)
On the Banks of Plum Creek (1937)
By the Shores of Silver Lake (1939)
The Long Winter (1940)
Little Town on the Prairie (1941)
These Happy Golden Years (1943)
On the Way Home (1962, posthumous)
The First Four Years (1971)
West from Home (1974)
Old Town in the Green Groves (2002)
A Little House Traveler (2006)

Characters

Mr. Edwards
Nellie Oleson
Robert Alden
The Wilder Family

Other

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pilot
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Animated TV series
TV films
TV miniseries
Musical
Little House Wayside
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Winoka

Family

Charles Ingalls
Caroline Ingalls
Mary Ingalls
Carrie Ingalls
Grace Ingalls
Almanzo Wilder
Rose Wilder Lane

Other

Young Pioneers

novel
pilot
miniseries
Christmas special

Free Land
Highway
Medal
William Anderson

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