'The Last of Humanity' Yoo Seung-ho: "I am an ordinary human"... Bibi: "Your face is so beautiful," bringing laughter

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Actor Yoo Seung-ho and singer Bibi showcased their cheerful banter.

On the afternoon of the 1st, the EBS special 'The Last of Humanity' press conference was held at the Glad Yeouido in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. Attendees included PD Lee Mi-sol, actor Yoo Seung-ho, comedian Lee Eun-ji, singer Bibi, neuroscientist Jang Dong-sun, and Kwangwoon University chemistry professor Jang Hong-je.

That day, Yoo Seung-ho stated, "I studied hard but was not good at studying, and I exercised hard but was not good at exercising."

He continued, "There will be many people, and surely someone like me, an ordinary human, will exist. Everyone has at least one talent. It is a pity that the talent happened to be unnecessary for survival, but I think I can show that even an ordinary person like me can survive well."

Bibi, listening from the side, teased Yoo Seung-ho, saying, "I don't think so. Just seeing your beautiful face makes me want to live another day," bringing laughter.

Supported by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity, 'The Last of Humanity' is the world's first 'science survival reality' set in the near future of 2038, when the Earth's system begins to collapse due to climate disasters. It challenges seven cast members to survive in extreme environments using science.

The final seven selected are Yoo Seung-ho, Lee Eun-ji, Bibi, Jang Dong-sun, otolaryngologist and web novel author Lee Nak-jun (Han San-i), Jang Hong-je, and NASA Earth scientist Kim Han-gyeol (Dr.). The seven will cross the vast desert of Arizona, USA, and enter a historic survival base to test the possibility of survival beyond Earth.

The program's stage is the actual closed ecosystem experimental facility 'Biosphere 2'. This is the world's largest closed ecosystem experimental facility, actually built in 1991, where eight crew members once conducted a self-sufficient survival experiment for two years, completely cut off from the outside world. 'The Last of Humanity' does not start with a simple SF fantasy but begins its story on the continuum of the climate crisis we are currently facing. First broadcast on the 4th at 10:50 PM.

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