Watch: SEVENTEEN Catch Up On Rest And Embark On New Adventures In New "In The SOOP" Preview

SEVENTEEN has dropped a new preview of their adventures from “In the SOOP”!

“In the SOOP” (“soop” means “forest” in Korean) takes place in a house in the woods and the concept of the program is to spend time “somewhere between everyday life and leisure.” SEVENTEEN is the second group to get their own edition of this HYBE reality show after BTS, whose version was titled “In the SOOP BTS Ver.”

The new teaser starts with interviews where every SEVENTEEN member is asked what “rest” means to them. Woozi explains that over all these years, he has never truly experienced it. Joshua adds, “It’s something I’ve wanted to do, but haven’t actually been able to.”

DK comments, “I’m not resting with the mindset that I can truly rest,” while Seungkwan adds, “I can’t rest even if they tell me to because I’m the type that gets too bothered.”

The clip then shows how the group spends their time in the woods, which is particularly consumed by cooking and eating. Jeonghan comments, “I’m just going to gain weight on ‘In the SOOP.'” Given that the group has so many members, the kitchen never sees a break, but also allows them to showcase their incredible cooking talents and the reality of cooking three meals a day for 13 adults.

While enjoying the true freedom of “In the SOOP,” Hoshi comments, “This is the first broadcast that has truly not asked me to do anything.” The video also features SEVENTEEN catching up on sleep and TV shows, reading, and enjoying blocks and ceramics.

Later, S.Coups reveals that he’s not entirely sure what to do with so much free time, so the group embarks on activities they’ve wanted to try out like car-racing, fishing, paragliding, and more!

Watch the full teaser here:

The show consists of eight main 60-minute episodes and eight behind-the-scenes episodes that will be released via Weverse’s TVOD service on Sundays and Tuesdays at 10 p.m. KST for four weeks starting August 29. Every Monday at 11:40 p.m. KST starting August 30, JTBC will also air four 60-minute episodes that contain the highlights of the main episodes.