ALL or NOTHING Sends Leeteuk, Johnny, Jisung and More Into Cairo Mission Showdown

A new chapter of ALL or NOTHING is taking its cast into the middle of Cairo for a competition that mixes travel, food, and fast-changing rules. The winner-take-all variety series follows a group of performers as they cross Egypt over seven days and six nights, with the title of “prince” at stake. Its second episode moves the action to downtown Cairo, where teamwork matters as much as speed.

The program brings together SUPER JUNIOR members Leeteuk and Shindong, NCT members Johnny and Jisung, DAWN, and WEi’s Kim Yo Han. That lineup gives the show a wide range of personalities and performance backgrounds, but the format puts everyone on the same footing: each participant has to adapt to unfamiliar surroundings while trying to outplay the others.

Cairo becomes the next playing field

Episode 2 divides the cast into Prince and Pauper teams for a sequence of missions in downtown Cairo. The teams are required to complete a full-course meal within a set time and then race to their destination. The task is deliberately built around contrasting pressures: a meal challenge demands coordination and patience, while the next stage rewards urgency and clear decisions.

The route is not simply a straight race. The opposing team can assign surprise missions and handicaps, meaning a lead can disappear quickly. That mechanic gives the episode a more unpredictable rhythm than a standard sightseeing program. Contestants must keep moving while also paying attention to the rules that may arrive mid-game.

The Egypt setting is central to the series’ premise. Cairo is the first major stop in an itinerary that also includes Luxor and Hurghada. Rather than treating those destinations as a backdrop, the show uses the locations to shape its games, placing ordinary variety-show pressures in an environment where the cast has to navigate new streets, schedules, and local experiences together.

Small challenges, big comic payoff

The preview also points to the smaller assignments that tend to define a travel variety episode. One meal mission leaves participants trying to eat with one hand tied behind their backs. The setup creates an immediate practical problem, and Leeteuk helping Jisung eat turns the restriction into a moment of improvised cooperation rather than a solo test.

A second game asks DAWN, Shindong, and Kim Yo Han to take on the familiar tablecloth-pulling challenge. It is the kind of deceptively simple task that can unravel in seconds: timing, confidence, and a little luck all matter. By placing several cast members in the same challenge, the show creates room for rivalry without losing its lighter tone.

Those details suggest that ALL or NOTHING is pursuing two goals at once. It gives viewers a travel route through major Egyptian cities, while its competition structure keeps the cast from becoming passive tourists. Every meal, movement, and team decision can become part of the contest, making the journey itself the source of the episode’s stakes.

A cast built for changing alliances

The ensemble format may be especially useful for a series centered on shifting teams. Leeteuk and Shindong bring years of experience in variety entertainment, while Johnny, Jisung, DAWN, and Kim Yo Han enter with distinct on-camera styles and group dynamics of their own. Splitting them between Prince and Pauper teams allows new pairings to emerge without requiring the show to rely on a fixed hierarchy.

It also makes the phrase “winner-take-all” more than a slogan. A contestant can be a helpful teammate in one mission and a strategic opponent in the next, especially when surprise instructions let one side complicate the other’s task. The format rewards quick rapport, but it can also expose how differently people respond when a simple game becomes a race against the clock.

Episode 2 airs on August 3 at 11:15 p.m. KST. With Cairo now setting the stage for the Prince and Pauper showdown, the episode will show whether the teams can balance practical problem-solving with the playful chaos that the missions are designed to create.