Na Tae-joo's team wins charades relay with record time
Na Tae-joo's team secured first place in a charades relay competition on the show Mulberry School by completing 10 questions in 3 minutes 25 seconds. The competition featured various themes including movies, people, food, and proverbs.

Na Tae-joo's team secured the gold medal in a charades relay at Mulberry Gymnasium by completing 10 questions in a record 3 minutes 25 seconds. The competition, featured in the 19th episode of Mulberry School, required participants to use only body movements to guess themes including movies, food, people, and proverbs.
A charades relay race, where participants must guess problems using only gestures, took place at the "Mulberry Gymnasium" filled with the energy of trot stars. In the 19th episode of Mulberry School released by TV CHOSUN JOY, a gesture quiz was conducted based on four themes: proverbs, movies, food, and people. The competition rules required teams to receive 10 instructions and have members take turns presenting problems to their teammates; participants must express the answers using only body movements without speaking, and the team that guesses the most questions in the shortest time wins first place.
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The "Boyhood Era" team went first and drew the "movie" keyword. As the first runner began gesturing to express the movie Parasite, the teammates responded immediately. However, while attempting to explain Parasite, the cast members tried to induce the correct answer by saying, "Spread it, spread it," but the process of guessing the answer was not smooth.

The cast members displayed various gestures to explain Parasite. Movements reminiscent of Gollum and gestures representing a "wolf" followed, causing confusion as similar keywords such as Thirst, zombie, Train to Busan, and Peninsula were brought up during the process. Tension rose particularly while explaining the movie 200 Pounds Beauty, as words like Jun Ji-hyun and Ajusshi almost slipped out. At the time, the cast members reported the situation, saying, "The mothers will be surprised, Ajusshi." Ultimately, the teammates narrowly overcame the crisis by drawing out the correct answer, "Jurassic Park."
Difficulties continued in the subsequent questions. To explain Inside Men, keywords like "money," "rich," and "money" were expressed through gestures, but incorrect answers such as The Matrix and Scandal Makers were shouted, leading the teammates to express frustration, saying, "We are an entertainment team." Creative attempts were made to explain La La Land by gesturing musical scales (Do-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol-La-Si-Do), but the speed of guessing the answers remained slow. In particular, during the explanation of A Taxi Driver, keywords like "Gangnam Express Terminal" and "terminal" were exchanged as they struggled to find the correct answer.
Na Tae-joo's team shows overwhelming sense, winning gold in 3 minutes 25 seconds
In contrast, Na Tae-joo's team, which drew the "people" keyword, completely changed the flow of the match by demonstrating unrivaled sense. As the first runner explained Einstein, Na Tae-joo's team showed quick judgment, with teammates mentioning Bill Gates and Steve Jobs before arriving at Yoo Hyun-su.
The momentum continued in the subsequent people quiz. When figure skating movements were shown to explain Yuna Kim, the teammates guessed the answer immediately, and there were no obstacles while explaining Jung Dong-won. In particular, when specific characteristics were used to describe Leonardo DiCaprio, the teammates responded quickly, allowing the match to proceed at a high speed. A fast pace was also maintained during the explanation of RAIN.
Na Tae-joo's team took the gold medal by passing 10 questions in the fastest time of 3 minutes 25 seconds. During this process, the teamwork shone as they correctly guessed Chan Na-yeong. In contrast to the confusion experienced by the previous teams, Na Tae-joo's team achieved the shortest time record through intuitive gestures that captured the characteristics of the people.
Challenges posed by food keywords and mixed reactions
During the match, predictions regarding the selection of keywords were actively made. Jang Min-ho expressed confidence when the "food" keyword was chosen as an open category, stating, "Food is easy," but also anticipated the difficulty, saying, "Kimchi-jjigae—how on earth do you express this? Food is the hardest." In response, Na Tae-joo boosted the atmosphere by reacting as if sprinkling red pepper powder.
Unlike the struggles faced by previous teams, Na Tae-joo's team led the atmosphere of the match by achieving the shortest time record through intuitive gestures that captured the characteristics of the people. In particular, they continued to focus on gestures while adhering to the rule "you must not speak" during the people quiz.
Tension at the tollgate facing the proverb keyword
The match continued. As the atmosphere was heightened by the performance of Na Tae-joo's team, the teams preparing for their next turn faced the "proverb" keyword. In a situation where they had to express proverbs starting with "If the words going are beautiful..." through gestures, the cast members prepared for the next match with tension, once again reminding themselves of the rule to use their bodies instead of words. With expressions such as "Nabiya Nabiya" following, they prepared to start a new round of the match.
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