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This article is about the desert in Australia. For the desert in Oregon, see High Desert (Oregon).
Great Sandy
Desert
A satellite image of the dunes in the Great Sandy Desert
Nickname: GSD
Country
Australia
State/Territory
Western Australia, Northern Territory
Area
284,993 km2 (110,036 sq mi)
Biome
Desert
The IBRA bioregions, with the Great Sandy Desert in red
The Great Sandy Desert, an interim Australian bioregion,[1][2] is located in the North West of Western Australia straddling the Pilbara and southern Kimberley regions. It is the second largest desert in Australia after the Great Victoria Desert and encompasses an area of 284,993 square kilometres (110,036 sq mi) [3][4] The Gibson Desert lies to the south and the Tanami Desert lies to the east of the Great Sandy Desert.
Contents
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1 Features
2 Population
3 Climate
4 Economy
5 Fauna and flora
6 See also
7 References
8 Further reading
9 External links
Features[edit]
The Great Sandy Desert contains large ergs, often consisting of longitudinal dunes. In the North East of the desert, there is a well-known meteorite impact crater, i.e. the Wolfe Creek.
Population[edit]
The region is sparsely populated. The main populations consist of indigenous Australian communities and mining centers. The aboriginal people of the desert fall into two main groups: the Martu in the west and the Pintupi in the east. Linguistically, they are speakers of multiple Western Desert Languages. Many of these indigenous people were forcibly removed from their lands during the 20th century and relocated to settlements such as Papunya in the Northern Territory. In recent years,[when?] some of the original inhabitants have returned.[citation needed]
Young indigenous adults from the Great Sandy Desert region travel to and work in the Wilurarra Creative programs to maintain and develop their culture.[5]
Climate[edit]
Rainfall is low throughout the coast and far north and is strongly seasonal. Areas near the Kimberley have an average rainfall that exceeds 300 mm (12 in), but is patchy. Many drought years end with a monsoon cloud mass or tropical cyclone. Like many of Australia's deserts, rainfall is high by desert standards, with the driest parts recording falls little below 250 mm (9.8 in). A massive evaporation rate makes up for the higher than normal desert rainfall. This region is one which gives rise to the heat lows which help drive the NW monsoon. Almost all rain comes from monsoon thunderstorms or the occasional tropical cyclone rain depression.[citation needed]
On average for most of the area, there are about 20–30 days where thunderstorms form. However, in the north bordering the Kimberley, 30-40 per year is the average.[citation needed]
Summer daytime temperatures are some of the hottest in Australia.[citation needed] The range on the northern border near the Kimberley at Halls Creek is around 37 to 38 °C (99 to 100 °F), but this would be indicative of the low end of the range.[citation needed] Regions further south average 38 to 42 °C (100 to 108 °F) except when monsoonal cloud cover is active. Several people have died in this region after their vehicles have broken down on remote tracks.[citation needed] Winters are short and warm; temperatures range from 25 to 30 °C (77 to 86 °F).
Frost does not occur in most of the area. The regions bordering the Gibson Desert in the far southeast may record a light frost or two every year.[citation needed] Away from the coast winter nights can still be chilly in comparison to the warm days.
[hide]Climate data for Telfer, Western Australia (temperatures, extremes and rain data 1974 - 2013)
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Year
Record high °C (°F)
48.1
(118.6) 47.1
(116.8) 45.1
(113.2) 41.2
(106.2) 38.0
(100.4) 33.9
(93) 33.4
(92.1) 36.0
(96.8) 41.3
(106.3) 44.1
(111.4) 46.0
(114.8) 47.5
(117.5) 48.1
(118.6)
Average high °C (°F)
40.6
(105.1) 38.6
(101.5) 37.3
(99.1) 34.5
(94.1) 29.1
(84.4) 25.3
(77.5) 25.3
(77.5) 28.4
(83.1) 32.7
(90.9) 37.0
(98.6) 39.4
(102.9) 40.2
(104.4) 34.0
(93.2)
Average low °C (°F)
26.0
(78.8) 25.4
(77.7) 23.9
(75) 20.6
(69.1) 15.3
(59.5) 11.9
(53.4) 10.6
(51.1) 12.5
(54.5) 16.5
(61.7) 20.8
(69.4) 23.4
(74.1) 25.4
(77.7) 19.4
(66.9)
Record low °C (°F)
17.2
(63) 17.7
(63.9) 14.4
(57.9) 11.5
(52.7) 5.6
(42.1) 2.1
(35.8) 3.0
(37.4) 2.5
(36.5) 6.2
(43.2) 10.5
(50.9) 13.0
(55.4) 16.5
(61.7) 2.1
(35.8)
Average rainfall mm (inches)
49.1
(1.933) 102.7
(4.043) 77.3
(3.043) 20.0
(0.787) 18.5
(0.728) 12.1
(0.476) 13.2
(0.52) 5.4
(0.213) 2.5
(0.098) 2.9
(0.114) 16.5
(0.65) 46.9
(1.846) 370.4
(14.583)
Average precipitation days
7.5 8.7 5.9 2.8 2.7 2.8 1.5 1.1 0.8 1.1 2.4 5.3 42.6
Source: Bureau of Meteorology[6]
Economy[edit]
Indigenous art is a huge industry in central Australia. Mines, most importantly the Telfer Gold Mine and Nifty Copper Mine, and cattle stations are found in the far west. Telfer is one of the largest gold mines in Australia. The undeveloped Kintyre uranium deposit lies south of Telfer.
Fauna and flora[edit]
The vegetation of the Great Sandy Desert is dominated by spinifex.[7]
Animals occurring in the region include feral camels, dingos, goannas (including the large perentie) and numerous species of lizard and birds. Other animal inhabitants include bilbies, mulgara, marsupial mole, rufous hare-wallaby, thorny devils, bearded dragons, and the red kangaroo.
Some of the bird-life found within the desert include the rare Alexandra's parrot, the mulga parrot and the scarlet-chested parrot.[8]
See also[edit]
Australia portal
Geography portal
Environment portal
Deserts of Australia
List of deserts by area
References[edit]
Jump up ^ Environment Australia. "Revision of the Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation for Australia (IBRA) and Development of Version 5.1 - Summary Report". Department of the Environment and Water Resources, Australian Government. Archived from the original on 2006-09-05. Retrieved 2007-01-31.
Jump up ^ IBRA Version 6.1 Archived 2006-09-08 at the Wayback Machine. data
Jump up ^ "Outback Australia - Australian Deserts". 2010. Retrieved 2010-08-30.
Jump up ^ "Department of the Environment WA - Refugia for Biodiversity". 2009. Retrieved 2010-08-30.
Jump up ^ Wilurarra Creative 2011;
Jump up ^ "Climate statistics for Australian locations - Telfer Aero".
Jump up ^ "Great Sandy-Tanami Desert". Encyclopedia of Earth. National Council for Science and the Environment.
Jump up ^ World Wildlife Fund (2001). "Great Sandy-Tanami desert". WildWorld Ecoregion Profile. National Geographic Society. Archived from the original on 2010-03-08. Retrieved 2010-08-30.
Further reading[edit]
Burbidge, A. A.; McKenzie, N. L., eds. (1983). Wildlife of the Great Sandy Desert, Western Australia. Perth, W.A.: Western Australian Wildlife Research Centre [and] Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife. ISBN 0-7244-9307-7.
Thackway, R.; Cresswell, I. D. (1995). An interim biogeographic regionalisation for Australia: a framework for setting priorities in the National Reserves System Cooperative Program. Version 4.0. Canberra: Australian Nature Conservation Agency, Reserve Systems Unit. ISBN 0-642-21371-2.
External links[edit]
Media related to Great Sandy Desert at Wikimedia Commons
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133 1 September 2012 Leeteuk and Kang So-ra camping. Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah move into the We Got Married (WGM) village. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa meet for the first time.
134 8 September 2012 Leeteuk and Kang So-ra's virtual marriage concludes. Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah start their married life officially. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa go out for the first time.
135 15 September 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah cooking battle. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa move into WGM village. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo meet for the first time.
136 22 September 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah wash car and do Gangnam Style dance. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa prepare a birthday feast. Oh Yeon-seo visit MBLAQ Lee Joon's dorm.
137 29 September 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah's English lessons. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa celebrate Kwanghee's birthday. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo move in.
138 6 October 2012 WGM village meeting
139 13 October 2012 WGM village meeting
140 20 October 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah's Thanksgiving party. Han Sun-hwa's birthday. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo plant vegetables and establish ground rules.
141 27 October 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah harvest chestnuts. Han Sun-hwa's birthday. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo go to the beach.
142 3 November 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah go to the hospital. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa do skincare together. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo spend time at the beach.
143 10 November 2012 WGM village kimchi making event. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa go shopping. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo go to the market together.
144 17 November 2012 WGM village kimchi-making event. Halloween amusement park party.
145 24 November 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah's Korean lesson. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa visit murals. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo tour Han river at night.
146 1 December 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah go camping. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa take care of chicken. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo clean rooms.
147 8 December 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah go camping. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa's feast preparations. Lee Joon mom visits, teaches aegyo.
148 15 December 2012 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah go camping. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa welcomes feast guests. Lee Joon mom visits.
149 22 December 2012 Hawaii vacation of three couples.
150 29 December 2012 Hawaii vacation of three couples.
151 5 January 2013 First night of honeymoon.
152 12 January 2013 The three couples learn dancing.
153 19 January 2013 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah's birthday preparations. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa 's new years wishing bell. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo learn cooking.
154 26 January 2013 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah's birthday preparations. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa play with tarot cards and make fish soup. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo meet with MBLAQ.
155 2 February 2013 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah go to a club. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa do hair and makeup together. Lee Joon and Oh Yeon-seo's virtual marriage concludes.
156 9 February 2013 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah's traditional wedding. Hwang Kwang-hee's parents come visit. Jinwoon and Go Joon-hee meet for the first time.
157 16 February 2013 Hwang Kwang-hee's parents come visit. Jinwoon and Go Joon-hee meet for the first time.
158 23 February 2013 Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa work out together. Jinwoon and Go Joon-hee cook together.
159 2 March 2013 Julien Kang and Yoon Se-ah's virtual marriage concludes. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa make perfume together. Jinwoon and Go Joon-hee participate cooking and driving.
160 9 March 2013 Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa babysit. The real-life couple of 11 years, Jung-in and Jo Jung-chi, start their virtual marriage. Jinwoon and Go Joon-hee go fencing.
161 16 March 2013 Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa babysit. Jinwoon and Go Joon-hee perform at a show together. Jung-in and Jung-chi must find each other using the memories of their relationship.
162 23 March 2013 Jung-in and Jung-chi visit an amusement park for the very first time. Hwang Kwang-hee and Han Sun-hwa babysit. Go Joon-hee visits Jinwoon's job.
163 30 March 2013 Kwanghee, Sunhwa, Jinwoon and Joon-hee go on a camping double date. Jung-chi and Jung-in receive a mission to move into the 'We Got Married' village.
164 6 April 2013 All three couples go on an outing together and compete to see which couple gets to move into the house with a pool.
165 13 April 2013 Jung-in and Jung-chi start setting up their new home. Kwanghee and Sunhwa reflect on their virtual marriage. Joon-hee visits Jinwoon's family.
166 20 April 2013 Jung-chi and Jung-in host a housewarming party. Kwanghee and Sunhwa's virtual marriage concludes. Jinwoon and Joon-hee start gardening.
167 27 April 2013 Jung-in and Jung-chi's housewarming party continues. Jinwoon surprises Joon-hee at the airport. Lee Tae-min and Son Na-eun meet for the first time.
168 4 May 2013 Jung-chi and Jung-in get medical examinations. Jinwoon and Joon-hee try out sky yoga together. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun's first meeting continues as they spend time together on a boat out in the ocean.
169 11 May 2013 Jung-chi tries to cheer up Jung-in after they receive her medical examination results. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun visit their high school. Joon-hee prepares a surprise birthday party for Jinwoon.
170 18 May 2013 Jung-in and Jung-chi prepare for a commercial shoot. Jinwoon has his surprise birthday party. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun go on a date in Myeong-dong.
171 25 May 2013 Jung-in's mother visits Jung-in and Jung-chi. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun move into their home. Jinwoon and Joon-hee celebrate their 100th day together with a honeymoon in Japan.
172 1 June 2013 Jung-chi, Jung-in and their friends visit a temple in the mountains. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun celebrate his Coming of Age Day. Jinwoon and Joon-hee spend their first night together.
173 8 June 2013 Jung-in and Jung-chi's temple visit continues. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun continue to celebrate his Coming of Age Day. Jinwoon and Joon-hee continue their honeymoon in Japan.
174 15 June 2013 Jung-in and Jung-chi's temple visit continues. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun host a housewarming party. Jinwoon and Joon-hee have a wedding in Japan.
175 22 June 2013 Jung-in and Jung-chi work together to create couple rings. Lee Tae-min's Coming of Age Day party continues. He and Na-eun are later given a mission to meet the other couples.
176 29 June 2013 The three couples meet together, initiating a couples photoshoot competition.
177 6 July 2013 The couples prepare for their photoshoots.
178 13 July 2013 The couples have their own photoshoots then finish by joining together.
179 20 July 2013 The results of the photoshoot competition are revealed.
180 27 July 2013 Jung-chi and Jung-in take a trip to Ulleungdo. Lee Tae-min will be leaving for Japan for a month so he and Na-eun spend time together. Jinwoon and Joon-hee work on a song together.
181 3 August 2013 Jung-chi and Jung-in's Ulleungdo trip continues. Jinwoon and Joon-hee work on the lyrics of their song. Lee Tae-min looks for a gift and prepares a surprise for Na-eun during their time apart.
182 10 August 2013 Jung-chi and Jung-in visit a water park for the first time. Jinwoon and Joon-hee go on a fashion date. Lee Tae-min's surprise for Na-eun and A Pink is revealed.
183 17 August 2013 Jung-chi and Jung-in are given a mission to clean up their home. They then have a shaved ice competition. Jinwoon and Joon-hee go horseback riding. Lee Tae-min's surprise for Na-eun and A Pink continues.
184 24 August 2013 Jinwoon and Joon-hee search for clams and play around in the mudflats. Na-eun gives Lee Tae-min a birthday surprise. Jung-chi gets a hair makeover. Key and Eunji have a blind date.
185 31 August 2013 Jinwoon gives Joon-hee a surprise birthday party. Lee Tae-min, Na-eun, Key and Eunji have a double date at an amusement park. Jung-chi and Jung-in reflect on their time together and work on a time capsule for their memories.
186 7 September 2013 Jung-chi and Jung-in continue reflecting on their memories as their virtual marriage concludes. Lee Tae-min, Na-eun, Key and Eunji's double date continues. Jinwoon and Joon-hee's virtual marriage concludes.
187 14 September 2013 Jung Joon-young and Jung Yu-mi meet for the first time. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun play in the water then have a sincere chat over a couple of drinks. Yoonhan and Lee So-yeon have their first meeting.
188 21 September 2013 Yu-mi pays a visit to Joon-young's house. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun are visited by most of the SHINee members along with Eunji for Chuseok. Yoonhan and So-yeon have a romantic meal that he prepared.
189 28 September 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun's Chuseok celebration with their members continues. Joon-young and Yu-mi move into their new home. Yoonhan and So-yeon go on a romantic picnic date.
190 5 October 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun go on a camping trip where they harvest grapes for wine. Joon-young and Yu-mi continue settling into their new home. Yoonhan meets So-yeons sister.
191 12 October 2013 Yoonhan and So-yeon move into their new home. Joon-young and Yu-mi write their couple rules. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun's camping trip continues.
192 19 October 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun have a date at Heyri Art Village. Joon-young teaches Yu-mi how to ride a skateboard. Yoonhan and So-yeon clean their house then eat a meal prepared by So-yeon.
193 26 October 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun continue their date in Heyri Art Village. Yu-mi joins Joon-young at the filming of his music video. Yoonhan and So-yeon walk on the red carpet of the '18th Busan International Film Festival' together.
194 2 November 2013 Na-eun prepares a surprise for Lee Tae-min in honor of SHINee's comeback. Joon-young performs at a road-side concert with the support of Yu-mi. So-yeon and Yoonhan go for couple counseling. After giving Yoonhan a birthday surprise, they have a bridal shower with So-yeon's friends.
195 9 November 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun visit a recording studio after SHINee's comeback. Joon-young and Yu-mi practice for a marathon. So-yeon's bridal shower with her friends continues. Yoonhan and So-yeon also try making pottery.
196 16 November 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun enjoy a date on the beach in Jeju Island. Joon-young and Yu-mi continue practicing for the marathon then spend time together at home. Yoonhan and So-yeon have their wedding photoshoot.
197 23 November 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun return to the first place they met on Jeju Island to celebrate their 200th day together. Joon-young and Yu-mi go on a trip to Japan. Yoonhan and So-yeon's wedding photoshoot continues.
198 30 November 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun have a traditional wedding ceremony. Joon-young and Yu-mi's Japan trip continues. Yoonhan and So-yeon check their skin condition, receive massages and learn how to dance the tango.
199 7 December 2013 Yoonhan has a romantic surprise for So-yeon. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun's traditional wedding continues. Joon-young and Yu-mi continue their trip in Japan.
200 14 December 2013 Yoonhan and So-yeon have a wedding by themselves in Jeju Island. Lee Tae-min and Na-eun open up a joint bank account and visit an amusement park. Continuing their Japan trip, Joon-young and Yu-mi visit a goya farm and restaurant.
201 21 December 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun celebrate Christmas together by visiting a ski resort. Joon-young and Yu-mi receive a mission to host a Christmas party with friends. Yoonhan and So-yeon spend the day together after their wedding ceremony.
202 28 December 2013 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun continue their date at the ski resort. Joon-young and Yu-mi have their Christmas party with their friends. Yoonhan and So-yeon decorate their house.
203 4 January 2014 Lee Tae-min and Na-eun's virtual marriage concludes. Joon-young and Yu-mi go to couples counseling. Yoonhan and So-yeon continue to settle into their home as they go shopping and cook together.
204 11 January 2014 Yoonhan and So-yeon go on a date in Myeong-dong. Yu-mi meets Joon-young's brother. Jang Woo-young and Park Se-young meet for the first time.
205 18 January 2014 Yoonhan and So-yeon record a duet song. Yu-mi treats Joon-young to an expensive meal while they argue over who won the better award. Jang Woo-young and Se-young's first meeting continues.
206 25 January 2014 Yoonhan and So-yeon invite Joon-young and Yu-mi to their home as a housewarming party. Jang Woo-young and Se-young travel to Chuncheon for their honeymoon.
207 1 February 2014 Yoonhan, So-yeon, Joon-young and Yu-mi continue to spend time together until they switch houses with each other. Jang Woo-young and Se-young go ice fishing, sledding and visit a jewelry store in Chuncheon.
208 8 February 2014 Joon-young and Yu-mi go on a trip to Jeju Island. Yoonhan and So-yeon have a date in a bookstore then they go to an art museum. Jang Woo-young and Se-young go furniture shopping.
209 15 February 2014 Yu-mi and Joon-young's Jeju Island trip continues. Jang Woo-young and Se-young make furniture for their home.
210 22 February 2014 Joon-young and Yu-mi celebrate both their birthdays in a joint party. Yoonhan and So-yeon enjoy a date in a cafe followed by an open-air spa. Jang Woo-young and Se-young continue shopping for furniture and decorations for their home.
211 1 March 2014 Yoonhan and So-yeon try out a session of couples yoga together. Yu-mi's mother pays a visit to the couple's home. Jang Woo-young and Se-young settle into their home and cook their first meal together.
212 8 March 2014 Yoonhan and So-yeon have a date in Hongdae. Yu-mi's mother's visit continues and then the couple prepares for their wedding photoshoot. Jang Woo-young and Se-young get driving lessons from Jinwoon then all three of them spend some time together.
213 15 March 2014 Yoonhan and So-yeon's virtual marriage concludes. Joon-young and Yu-mi have their wedding photoshoot. Jang Woo-young and Se-young have a barbecue as their housewarming party.
214 22 March 2014 Joon-young and Yu-mi continue their wedding photoshoot. Jang Woo-young and Se-young watch a movie in bed after their barbecue. They also visit a recording studio to record a duet. Namkoong Min and Hong Jin-young meet for the first time.
215 29 March 2014 Joon-young and Yu-mi's wedding album arrives. Min and Jin-young's first meeting continues as they have a date in Daehangno.
216 5 April 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young go to a gym to workout together. Joon-young and Yu-mi visit a traditional village center. Min and Jin-young begin searching for a house.
217 12 April 2014 Joon-young surprises Yu-mi with a visit to her drama's set. Jang Woo-young and Se-young go to an amusement park. Min and Jin-young meet with Jin-young's friends.
218 3 May 2014 Joon-young and Yu-mi spend time with his friends at a basketball court. Se-young meets Jang Woo-young's friends and then mother during their trip in Busan. Min, Jin-young, Jang Woo-young and Se-young visit the 'Radio Star' set.
219 10 May 2014 Joon-young and Yu-mi visit a herb farm and then enjoy a variety of teas. Jang Woo-young and Se-young go to Singapore for their honeymoon. Min and Jin-young go to Saipan for their honeymoon.
220 17 May 2014 Joon-young and Yu-mi go on a date along with her family's dog. Jang Woo-young and Se-young have a wedding ceremony during their honeymoon. Min and Jin-young continue their honeymoon and are given a mission to prepare for their wedding.
221 24 May 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young go on a date at an aquarium. Min and Jin-young have their wedding ceremony on a yacht.
222 31 May 2014 Joon-young and Yu-mi's virtual marriage concludes. Se-young prepares a surprise birthday meal for Jang Woo-young. Min temporarily moves into Jin-young's home.
223 7 June 2014 Hong Jong-hyun and Yura meet for the first time. Jang Woo-young and Se-young go to the studio to record their duet. They receive a mission to have a wedding reception with their friends. Min and Jin-young go shopping for ingredients then prepare their first meal together.
224 14 June 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura spend their honeymoon camping in an RV. Jang Woo-young and Se-young continue spending time with their friends. They receive a mission to go on a camping trip. Jin-young meets Min's friends.
225 21 June 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura continue their honeymoon. Jang Woo-young and Se-young continue their camping trip. The gathering with Min's friends continues.
226 28 June 2014 All couples prepare food for the competition.
227 5 July 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young promote their song. Jong-hyun and Yura move into their new home. Min and Jin-young go on farming date.
228 12 July 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young continue to promote their song. Jong-hyun and Yura prepare to move into their new home. Min and Jin-young celebrate their 100th day together.
229 19 July 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young wash blankets together and practice their song's choreography. Jong-hyun and Yura finish unpacking and settle into their home. Min and Jin-young have a romantic dinner for their 100th day together.
230 26 July 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young go hiking. Jong-hyun and Yura explore their new neighborhood. Min, Jin-young, Jong-hyun and Yura compete with each other in couple games.
231 2 August 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young lose their home and visit the JYP Entertainment practice room. The couple games between Min with Jin-young and Jong-hyun with Yura continue.
232 9 August 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young practice their song at a karaoke room. Jong-hyun surprises Yura with a visit to the Girl's Day practice room. Min starts to show his jealousy. The results of the cooking competition are revealed.
233 16 August 2014 Jang Woo-young gives Se-young some birthday surprises. Jong-hyun and Yura meet with Hong Suk-chun. Min and Jin-young continue their military training.
234 23 August 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young go on a biking trip. Jong-hyun and Yura continue their meeting with Hong Suk-chun. Later, Jong-hyun visits Yura's rehearsal. Min and Jin-young move into their new house. Later, Min gives Jin-young a birthday surprise.
235 30 August 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young continue their outdoor adventure. Jong-hyun prepares a feast for Yura and Girl's Day. Min and Jin-young visit Jin-young's hometown.
236 6 September 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young receive a mission for Chuseok. Jong-hyun and Yura continue to spend time with the Girl's Day members. Min and Jin-young have a street date and go to a baseball game.
237 13 September 2014 Jang Woo-young and Se-young's virtual marriage concludes. Jong-hyun and Yura continue playing games. Min and Jin-young visit Jin-young's parents.
238 20 September 2014 Song Jae-rim and Kim So-eun meet for the first time. Jong-hyun and Yura go on a trip to Jeungdo. Jin-young joins Min at his drama's set to film a cameo.
239 27 September 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura celebrate their 100th day together. Jae-rim and So-eun continue their first meeting. Min and Jin-young prepare to meet with Min's brother and his brother's wife.
240 4 October 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura have their wedding photoshoot. Jae-rim and So-eun's first meeting continues. Later, So-eun visits Jae-rim in the hospital. Min and Jin-young continue to prepare for their meeting with Min's brother and his brother's wife.
241 11 October 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura finish their trip. So-eun's visit to Jae-rim in the hospital continues. Later, they spend time together at home. Min and Jin-young meet with Min's brother and his brother's wife.
242 18 October 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura go on a radio show. Jae-rim and So-eun go shopping for decorations and furniture. Min and Jin-young celebrate their 200th day together.
243 25 October 2014 Jong-hyun brings Yura for a visit to his school. Jae-rim and So-eun continue to work on their home. Min and Jin-young's 200th day celebration continues.
244 1 November 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura's trip to see his past continues. Jae-rim and So-eun receive a mission to do something that will help them become closer. Min and Jin-young's 200th day celebration wraps up and the movie they filmed is revealed.
245 8 November 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura try out couples yoga. Jae-rim and So-eun go fishing. Min makes a cameo appearance in Jin-young's music video.
246 15 November 2014 Yura meets Jong-hyun's friends. Jae-rim and So-eun start to invite people for their housewarming party. Min and Jin-young record their duet.
247 22 November 2014 Jong-hyun gives Yura a surprise birthday party. Jae-rim and So-eun have a couple photoshoot. Min and Jin-young go on a picnic.
248 29 November 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura travel to Ulsan to meet Yura's parents. Jae-rim and So-eun prepare for their wedding. Jin-young and Min try to give each other a massage. Later, they watch a horror movie.
249 6 December 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura's visit to Yura's parents continues. Jae-rim and So-eun have their wedding ceremony. Min and Jin-young play pool and later start cleaning their house.
250 13 December 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura go on a trip to Bali. Jae-rim and So-eun have their wedding reception and later go camping. Min and Jin-young go to the gym and then prepare for a Christmas party.
251 20 December 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura's trip to Bali continues. So-eun decides to do anything Jae-rim wants for a day. Min and Jin-young continue their Christmas party and go on a trip to Macau.
252 27 December 2014 Jong-hyun and Yura's Bali trip continues. Jae-rim and So-eun travel to Turkey for their honeymoon. Min and Jin-young's Macau trip continues.
253 3 January 2015 Jong-hyun and Yura finish their Bali trip and then celebrate their 200th day together. Jae-rim and So-eun's honeymoon in Turkey continues. Min and Jin-young's Macau trip continues.
254 10 January 2015 Jong-hyun and Yura go shopping to prepare for winter. Jae-rim and So-eun's honeymoon in Turkey continues. Min and Jin-young continue their trip.
255 17 January 2015 Jong-hyun surprises Yura with a visit as she prepares for the '2014 MBC Entertainment Awards'. Jae-rim and So-eun's honeymoon in Turkey continues. Min and Jin-young finish their Macau trip.
256 24 January 2015 Jong-hyun and Yura invite the other two couples to their home before the awards ceremony. Jae-rim and So-eun finish their honeymoon trip. Min and Jin-young travel to Jeongdongjin to see the sunrise.
257 31 January 2015 Jong-hyun and Yura discuss their New Year's resolutions and exercise together. Jae-rim and So-eun make and pass out goldfish bread to show their gratitude towards their fans. Min and Jin-young's trip to Jeongdongjin continues.
258 7 February 2015 Jong-hyun and Yura go ice skating. Jae-rim and So-eun go on a date wearing school uniforms. Min and Jin-young's trip to Jeongdongjin continues.
259 14 February 2015 After addressing a recent issue,Yura surprises Jong-hyun with gifts. Min and Jin-young go sledding then spend time together at home.
260 21 February 2015 Jong-hyun and Yura celebrate the Lunar New Year. So-eun becomes Jae-rim's manager for a day. Min and Jin-young watch a movie. Later, Min prepares a special event for their 300th day together.
261 28 February 2015 Jong-hyun and Yura go on a trip to Namiseom Island. Jae-rim and So-eun go to a basketball game. Min and Jin-young have a date at an amusement park.
262 7 March 2015 Jong-hyun and Yura's virtual marriage concludes. Jae-rim and So-eun go on a trip to Jeju Island. Min and Jin-young's virtual marriage concludes.
263 14 March 2015 So-eun gives Jae-rim a birthday surprise as their Jeju Island trip continues. The new couples are not set yet as Lee Jong-hyun, Henry Lau, Gong Seung-yeon and Kim Ye-won must choose their partner themselves after going on dates with both options.
264 21 March 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun's Jeju Island trip continues. The potential new couples switch partners for their second dates. Later, everyone needs to pick their partner and will only begin their virtual marriage if they choose each other.
265 28 March 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun move out to a new home. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon meet up in Japan.
266 4 April 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun settle into their new home. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon spend their first night together. Henry has a romantic surprise for Ye-won.
267 11 April 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun tend to their garden. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon continue to spend time together in Japan. Henry and Ye-won go to an amusement park.
268 18 April 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun go to a drive-in theater. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon continue spending time together in Japan. Henry invites Ye-won to his apartment.
269 25 April 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun prepare to go on a picnic. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon spend their last day in Japan. Henry and Ye-won move into their new home.
270 2 May 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun go on a picnic. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon settle into their new home. Henry and Ye-won spend time together in their new home.
271 9 May 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun go on a trip to Wonju. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon spend time together at home. Later, Seung-yeon prepares a surprise for Jong-hyun. Henry and Ye-won spend time together at home. They then invite their friends to a housewarming party.
272 16 May 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun stay at a temple. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon continue their meeting with Seung-yeon's father. f(x)'s Amber and VIXX's N visit Henry and Ye-won's home.
273 23 May 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun go to Seoul to practice kendo and then go shopping. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon have their first photoshoot as a couple for a magazine. Henry and Ye-won go to a street market.
274 6 June 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun go bungee jumping. Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon go on a date while wearing school uniforms. Henry and Ye-won have a date in Hongdae then watch a movie at home.
275 13 June 2015 Jae-rim and So-eun's virtual marriage concludes. Seung-yeon meets Jong-hyun's fellow CNBLUE members. Eric Nam and Chloë Grace Moretz visit Henry and Ye-won as the couple has their final meeting. Their virtual marriage concludes.
276 20 June 2015 Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon visit Jong-hyun's hometown of Busan. Oh Min-suk and Kang Ye-won meet for the first time. Yook Sungjae and Joy meet for the first time.
277 27 June 2015 Seung-yeon meets Jong-hyun's family during their trip to Busan. Min-suk and Ye-won's first meeting continues. Sungjae and Joy's first meeting continues.
278 4 July 2015 Seung-yeon gives Jong-hyun birthday surprises. Min-suk and Ye-won spend their first morning as husband and wife together as their honeymoon continues. Sungjae and Joy have a street date.
279 11 July 2015 Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon go to a baseball game. Later, they prepare for their wedding ceremony. Min-suk gives Ye-won a bike riding lesson. Sungjae and Joy visit an arcade and a karaoke room. Later, they head to their new home.
280 18 July 2015 Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon have their wedding. Min-suk and Ye-won search for a home. Sungjae and Joy move into their new home.
281 25 July 2015 Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon's wedding continues. Ye-won meets Min-suk's friends. Later, they move into their new home. Joy meets Sungjae's fellow BTOB members. Later, they settle into their home.
282 1 August 2015 Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon go swimming on their rooftop and then visit Jong-hyun's brother's cafe. Min-suk and Ye-won continue moving into their new home. Sungjae and Joy decorate their home and have a meal on their rooftop.
283 8 August 2015 All three couples are given a mission to watch a horror movie.
284 15 August 2015 Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon go on a trip to Jeju Island. Min-suk and Ye-won practice scuba diving and then have a family photoshoot. Sungjae and Joy leave on a train to have a 1-night and 2-day trip at a farm village.
285 22 August 2015 Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon continue their Jeju Island trip. Min-suk and Ye-won's family photoshoot continues. Later, they spend time together at home. Sungjae and Joy continue their countryside trip.
286 29 August 2015 Jong-hyun and Seung-yeon's virtual marriage concludes. Min-suk surprises Ye-won with a visit to her movie set. Sungjae and Joy's countryside trip continues.
287 5 September 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won take Romi to a veterinarian. Sungjae and Joy continue their countryside trip. Kwak Si-yang and Kim So-yeon meet for the first time.
288 12 September 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won go to a flying yoga session together. Sungjae surprises Joy with a visit to SM's practice room where Red Velvet members are gathered. Si-yang and So-yeon's first meeting continues as they spend time at home.
289 19 September 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won see a couple's therapist and then have a date in Myeong-dong. Sungjae and Joy go out to a club to celebrate Joy's birthday. Si-yang and So-yeon spend their first night together.
290 26 September 2015 All of the couples celebrate Chuseok.
291 3 October 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won visit a nail shop. Sungjae and Joy continue their Chuseok celebration and then volunteer at an abandoned dog shelter. Si-yang and So-yeon go shopping and then karaoke.
292 17 October 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won visit a spa. Sungjae and Joy get driving lessons. Later, they meet with Joy's friends. Si-yang and So-yeon prepare for a housewarming party.
293 24 October 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won go on a dinner date. Sungjae and Joy continue their meeting with Amber and Kangin. Si-yang and So-yeon's housewarming party continues.
294 7 November 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won go rollerskating and have a picnic. Sungjae and Joy go to Han River for a date. Si-yang and So-yeon go to a baseball game.
295 14 November 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won visit the recording studio to record their song. Sungjae and Joy travel to their wedding ceremony along with the BTOB and Red Velvet members. Si-yang and So-yeon go on a camping trip.
296 21 November 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won record their song. Sungjae and Joy have their wedding ceremony. Si-yang and So-yeon continue their camping trip.
297 28 November 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won have a date inside of a cave. Sungjae and Joy enjoy the amusement park along with the other BTOB and Red Velvet members. Si-yang surprises So-yeon with events for her birthday.
298 5 December 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won perform their song in public for the first time. Sungjae and Joy travel to Jeju Island for their honeymoon. Si-yang continues to surprise So-yeon with events for her birthday.
299 12 December 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won visit a ski resort. Sungjae and Joy continue their Jeju Island honeymoon. Si-yang and So-yeon work together to build their own comic book store in their home.
300 19 December 2015 All couples participate in a calendar photoshoot challenge in order to celebrate the 300th episode since the show separated from the Sunday Sunday Night program.
301 26 December 2015 Min-suk and Ye-won spend time together at home. Sungjae and Joy prepare for their '2015 MBC Entertainment Awards' performance. Si-yang and So-yeon celebrate their 100th day of marriage.
302 2 January 2016 Min-suk and Ye-won pass out rice cakes then visit a salon and Ye-won's new art studio. Sungjae and Joy arrive in Hainan for their trip. Si-yang and So-yeon have to decide whether to continue their marriage.
303 9 January 2016 Min-suk and Ye-won welcome a new puppy in their home. Sungjae and Joy continue their trip in Hainan. Si-yang and So-yeon have a photoshoot together.
304 16 January 2016 Si-yang and So-yeon record a song with G.NA's help. Min-suk and Ye-won take Romi and Yomi to a veterinarian. Sungjae and Joy's Hainan trip continues. All couples attend the '2015 MBC Entertainment Awards'.
305 23 January 2016 Si-yang and So-yeon test their fitness levels. Min-suk and Ye-won spend time at home. Sungjae and Joy's Hainan trip continues.
306 30 January 2016 So-yeon prepares Si-yang's surprise birthday party. Min-suk and Ye-won try out belly dancing together. Sungjae and Joy's Hainan trip continues.
307 6 February 2016 So-yeon and Si-yang act together for a cameo in a drama. Min-suk and Ye-won celebrates Yomy's birthday. Sungjae and Joy go to a museum for inspiration for their song.
308 13 February 2016 So-yeon and Si-yang go on a surprise trip. Min-suk and Ye-won have their wedding ceremony. Sungjae and Joy have a live broadcast on the internet.
309 20 February 2016 So-yeon and Si-yang's surprise trip continues. Min-suk and Ye-won spend their time in Taean. Sungjae and Joy's live broadcast continues.
310 27 February 2016 So-yeon and Si-yang's surprise trip continues. Sungjae and Joy spend their time at home. Min-suk and Ye-won's virtual marriage concludes.
311 5 March 2016 Si-yang and So-yeon bake cookies and muffins at home. Sungjae makes a surprise event for Joy. Jo Se-ho and Cao Lu meet for the first time.
312 12 March 2016 Si-yang makes a surprise visit to So-yeon's drama conference. Sungjae and Joy record their couple song. Jo Se-ho and Cao Lu's meeting of the families between members and friends.
313 19 March 2016 Cao Lu moves in with Se-ho. Si-yang So-yeon visit a pet cafe. Sungjae and Joy try to learn how to cook.
314 26 March 2016 Cao Lu and Se-ho go on their first date on her campus then visit a doctor for Saeho's athlete's foot. Si-yang and So-yeon shop for each other and spent their time at home. Sungjae and Joy do their spring cleaning.
315 2 April 2016 Bbyu couple and Si-So couple have a couple bowling match.
316 9 April 2016 Se-ho and Cao Lu go on a date at an amusement park. Sungjae and Joy promote their albums at the MBC Building. Si-yang and So-yeon's virtual marriage concludes.
317 16 April 2016 Eric Nam and Solar meet for the first time. Se-ho and Cao Lu continue their amusement park date. Sungjae and Joy record their couple song music video.
318 23 April 2016 Se-ho and Cao Lu travels to China to meet Cao Lu's parents. Eric and Solar spend their time at a cafe. Joy gives Sungjae a special massage.
319 30 April 2016 Se-ho and Cao Lu go to the mountains, then go to the night market. Eric and Solar have their first date to see cherry blossoms. Sungjae and Joy have a school date.
320 7 May 2016 Cao Lu and Se-ho have a traditional Miao wedding. Eric and Solar visit an oriental medical clinic. Sungjae and Joy's virtual marriage concludes.
321 14 May 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota meet for the first time. Cao Lu and Se-ho's wedding continues. Eric and Solar teach each other English and Korean.
322 21 May 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota have their wedding. Eric and Solar look for their new apartment. Se-ho and Cao Lu go to the gym.
323 28 May 2016 Eric and Solar move in together in their new apartment. Jota teaches Jin-kyung judo. Se-ho's parents visit the couple.
324 4 June 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota go on a date. Eric cooks for Solar. Se-ho and Cao Lu shop together to decorate their extra room. Later, Eric proposes to Solar.
325 11 June 2016 Jota gets his license and has a car wash date with Jin-kyung. Eric and Solar have their self-wedding in the street. Nam Chang Hee stays over at Se-ho and Cao Lu's apartment.
326 18 June 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota go to N Seoul Tower and then visit a pottery shop. Eric and Solar go on a date at Gyeongbokgung. Cao Lu's father visits the couple.
327 25 June 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota spend time at their new home. Mamamoo members visit the couple. Se-ho and Cao Lu go on a date.
328 2 July 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota cook together. Eric and Solar go to Jeju Island for a vacation. Se-ho and Cao Lu have a double date trip with Nam Chang Hee and Fiestar member Yezi.
329 9 July 2016 Eric and Solar's vacation concludes. Jin-kyung visits Jota at work and meets the members of MADTOWN. Cao Lu and Se-ho's trip continues.
330 16 July 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota start their two days one night trip by going figure skating. Eric lets Solar try out different meals unknown to her by having a food road trip. Se-ho and Cao Lu conclude their trip.
331 23 July 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota spend their first night together. Eric Nam and Solar create a joint bank account under Solar's name and set up a bar at their apartment. Se-ho and Cao Lu visit a dermatologist. Later, they visit a comic book café from the drama Se-ho appeared in.
332 30 July 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota's trip concludes. Solar initiates a 'Husband Helping Day' to promote Eric's new single. Se-ho and Cao Lu visit a dance school.
333 6 August 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota give cookies to neighbours and visit an arcade. The studio panel visits Solar and Eric at their apartment. Se-ho and Cao Lu visit a waterpark together with Se-ho's niece and nephew.
334 13 August 2016 Eric and Solar host a radio show together. Jin-kyung and Jota participate in a photo shoot together. Se-ho and Cao Lu spend time with Se-ho's niece and nephew at their apartment.
335 20 August 2016 Jin-kyung's mother and sister visit the couple at their apartment. Eric and Solar babysit three dogs and go to a dog park together. Se-ho and Cao Lu celebrate Cao Lu's birthday at a restaurant.
336 27 August 2016 Eric and Solar wash the dogs, visit a sauna, and make kimchi. Jin-kyung and Jota visit a muscat farm together with their mother-in-law and sister-in-law. Cao Lu's mother visits the couple in Korea.
337 3 September 2016 Eric and Solar finish the kimchi, send it to Solar's sister in London, and make shirts. Jin-kyung and Jota catch eels. Se-ho's parents meet Cao Lu's mother. At the end, all three couples are invited to a We Got Married Gathering: a team building rally for Chuseok.
338 10 September 2016 Yang Se-chan and Park Na-rae (panelists) begin a virtual marriage for this event only and join the three couples at the team building rally.
339 17 September 2016 The team building rally of the four couples concludes.
340 24 September 2016 Eric and Solar visit a winter amusement park. Jin-kyung and Jota set up a double blind date for MADTOWN member Lee Geon and model Song Hae na. Jo Se-ho and Cao Lu's virtual marriage concludes.
341 1 October 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota's double date concludes. Eric and Solar make furniture. Choi Tae-joon and Yoon Bo-mi meet for the first time.
342 8 October 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota do ballet together. Eric and Solar pick up chestnuts and harvest sweet potatoes. Tae-joon and Bo-mi participate in a maze game in order to get the keys to their future apartment.
343 15 October 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota have a picnic in the countryside. Tae-joon and Bo-mi go hiking together. Eric and Solar go to Dubai for their luxury trip.
344 22 October 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota's picnic concludes. Tae-joon and Bo-mi arrive at their new apartment. Eric and Solar's Dubai trip continues.
345 29 October 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota tries rock climbing and later, Jota attends Seoul Fashion Week where Jin-kyung models the S/S collection. Eric and Solar's trip continues. Tae-Joon and Bo-mi shop for furniture.
346 5 November 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota have a hanbok date around Seoul. Erin and Solar's trip in Dubai concludes. Tae-joon and Bo-mi decorate their new apartment.
347 12 November 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota go to Busan to visit Jota's father. Eric and Solar have a street date. Tae-joon and Bo-mi have their wedding ceremony.
348 19 November 2016 Eric Nam and Solar's virtual marriage concludes. Jin-kyung and Jota go on a backpacking trip. Tae-joon and Bo-mi's wedding ceremony continues.
349 26 November 2016 Jin-kyung and Jota plays with dolphins. Tae-joon and Bo-mi have a couple photo shoot for their wedding photos. Sleepy and Lee Guk-joo meet for the first time.
350 3 December 2016 Jota and Kim Jin-kyung's virtual marriage concludes. Tae-joon and Bo-mi visits Bomi's family. Guk-joo and Sleepy have their wedding ceremony.
351 10 December 2016 Gong Myung and Jung Hye-sung meet for the first time. Tae-joon and Bo-mi go around her hometown. Guk-joo and Sleepy clean their apartment.
352 17 December 2016 Tae-joon and Bo-mi spends some time at home. Myung and Hye-sung have a date at the ski resort. Guk-joo and Sleepy go to the gym.
353 24 December 2016 Hye-sung visits Myung at his apartment. Tae-joon and Bo-mi decorate for Christmas. Guk-joo's mom and brother visits the couple.
354 31 December 2016 Tae-joon and Bo-mi go camping near the sea. Myung and Hye-sung goe to Myung's old neighborhood. Sleepy makes a surprise event for Guk-joo.
355 7 January 2017 Tae-joon and Bo-mi's camping continues. Myung and Hye-sung meet her father. Guk-joo and Sleepy prepare for their performance at the MBC Awards 2016. Later, all the couples meet up for the event including SamSam couple, Ddong-ie couple and CaoCao couple.
356 14 January 2017 Myung and Hye-sung go house hunting for their new home. Tae-joon accompanies Bo-mi to get her driving license. Sleepy surprises Guk-joo for her birthday.
357 1 January 2017 Tae-joon's brother goes to visit the couple. Myung and Hye-sung move into their new house. Sleepy and Guk-joo go on a market date.
358 28 January 2017 All the couples gather at Guk-joo and Sleepy's place for the Lunar New Year. Later, they play against each other in a game of bowling.
359 4 February 2017 Sleepy helps as a part-timer at Guk-joo's new shop. Apink members visit Tae-joon and Bo-mi. 5urprise members Yoo Il, Seo Kang-joon and Kang Tae-oh meet up with Myung and Hye-sung.
360 11 February 2017 Tae-joon and Bo-mi celebrates their 100th day anniversary with the Apink members. Myung surprises Hye-sung with an event. Guk-joo accompany Sleepy to the hospital to remove his corns.
361 18 February 2017 Myung and Hye-sung go on a trip. Tae-joon and Bo-mi go to eat their favorite spicy food. Guk-joo and Sleepy go on a winter trip.
362 25 February 2017 Tae-joon and Bo-mi go on a sauna date. Myung and Hye-sung's trip concludes. Guk-joo and Sleepy's trip concludes too.
363 4 March 2017 Choi Tae-joon and Yoon Bo-mi's virtual marriage concludes. NCT's Doyoung visits Myung and Hye-sung. Guk-joo and Sleepy sell some stuff to pay off the bills.
364 11 March 2017 Myung and Hye-sung celebrate their 100th day anniversary. Sleepy celebrates his birthday with Guk-joo and his friends. Choi Min-yong and Jang Do-yeon meet for the first time.
365 18 March 2017 Myung goes with Hye-sung to attend her class at Sungkyunkwan University. Sleepy goes as a guest at Guk-joo's work. Min-young and Do-yeon starts their island village married life.
366 25 March 2017 Myung and Hye-sung does taekwondo. Guk-joo meets Sleepy's father. Min-young and Do-yeon goes to a mudflat.
367 1 April 2017 Sleepy and Guk-joo visits Lee Kye-in's home in the countryside. Min-young and Do-yeon goes around the village.
368 8 April 2017 Myung and Hye-sung have a small wedding. Sleepy and Guk-joo works in the country side. Min-young and Do-yeon goes fishing.
369 15 April 2017 Myung and Hye-sung enjoys Jeju Island after their wedding. Guk-joo and Sleepy takes Pyu-ri to the vet and later met with Kim Jung-mo with his pet Henry. Min-young and Do-yeon spends time at home.
370 22 April 2017 Hye-sung and Myung enjoys a party for two. Sleepy and Guk-joo goes to Japan for their honeymoon. Min-young and Do-yeon listens to the radio where they sent their letter.
371 29 April 2017 Myung and Hye-sung goes on a haunted house date and then prepared and sent gifts to those who congratulated them on their wedding. Guk-joo and Sleepy's trip continues. Do-yeon surprises Min-young with an event for his birthday.
372 6 May 2017 Sleepy and Lee Guk-joo's virtual marriage concludes. Gong Myung and Jung Hye-sung's virtual marriage concludes.
373 13 May 2017 Choi Min-yong and Jang Do-yeon's virtual marriage concludes.
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "한국일보 : PD가 말하는 '우리 결혼했어요'의 진실 혹은 거짓" (in Korean)
Jump up ^ "New stars join 'We Got Married' show". Korea JoongAng Daily. 3 January 2014.
Jump up ^ "Hong Jin Young and Nam Goong Min meet for the first time on 'We Got Married'". allkpop. 22 March 2014.
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Ghana–Nigeria football rivalry
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Ghana–Nigeria football rivalry
2008 Africa Cup of Nations Quarter-Final
Teams
Ghana
Nigeria
First meeting
Ghana 1–0 Nigeria
Friendly
(16 October 1950)
Latest meeting
Nigeria 0-0 (1-4 p) Ghana
2014 African Nations Championship
(29 January 2014)
Next meeting
TBD
Statistics
Meetings total
56
All-time series
Ghana: 25
Draw: 19
Nigeria: 12
Largest victory
Ghana 7–0 Nigeria
Jalco Cup
(1 June 1955)
The Ghana–Nigeria football rivalry is a sports rivalry that exists between the national football teams of Ghana and Nigeria, as well as their respective sets of fans. The sport has been played since prior to both countries' respective independence, and the match-up is among the oldest and most proliferate rivalries in African football. The football competition reflects the long-standing socio-economic rivalry between the two nations, which are two of the five Anglophone nations in West Africa and home to the largest populations in the region.[1][2]
Contents
1 Background and history
2 Regional Cup Era
2.1 1951-59 Jalco Cup
2.2 1959-67 Dr Kwame Nkrumah Gold Cup
2.3 1961-67 Azikiwe Cup
2.4 Titles
3 Matches between the two countries: Tournaments and friendlies
3.1 Totals
3.2 By match
4 See also
5 References
6 External links
Background and history[edit]
FIFA lists the first official match between the two as a World Cup qualifier taking place in 1960. However both national teams had already engaged in numerous domestic friendlies and tournaments between themselves and other nations dating back to 1950.[3]
The national teams of these two West African countries were formed while both were still protectorates of the British Empire. At that time the modern nation of Ghana was known as the Gold Coast and members of the team from Nigeria, prior to adopting their national colors of green and white, wore scarlet tops over white shorts and were known as the "Red Devils".[4]
Gold Coast's football federation, founded in 1920, was over twenty years older than Nigeria's and its team was more respected among Britain's colonies. Prior to what is often considered to be first official International "A" match in 1951, the Gold Coast national team had also already toured England, playing friendly matches against various clubs. Not to be outdone, Nigeria followed suit to a lesser degree of success. However, despite their relative histories, Nigeria was able to upset their nascent rivals 5-0 on home soil. The two nations played to relative parity for much of the rest of the 1950s, mostly trading victories on respective home soil, but Ghana would go on to dominate much of the competition between the 1960s and the early 2000s and win the Africa Cup of Nations four times to Nigeria's two in that time period. In the meantime, Nigeria would enjoy more success in intercontinental competition, qualifying multiple times for the FIFA World Cup and reaching an African highest FIFA ranking of No. 5 in the world in 1994. The team further distinguished themselves with memorable runs to the knockout stages that year and 1998, beating Spain and coming within minutes of defeating international powerhouse and eventual 1994 finalists Italy.
Regional Cup Era[edit]
Until 1960 Egypt was the only African nation to ever participate in FIFA World Cup qualifying. Since decolonization had yet to begun in earnest, few nations on the African continent were able to assemble national teams that were internationally recognized and thus eligible for FIFA competitions. Various rivalry cups and tournaments were instituted instead. During the 1950s and 1960s, Nigeria and Ghana would compete in three cup competitions.
1951-59 Jalco Cup[edit]
There are various records of matches having been played between the national teams dating back to 1938. These unofficial matches list the scores and winners but, as with the match in 1938, specific details such as player lineups and often even the exact date that the match took place, are unknown. The Jalco Cup matches, which were sponsored by Nigerian company Joe Allen & Co, are widely agreed upon as the beginning of the historical record of the rivalry.[5] The cup was contested between the two countries every year except 1952.
1959-67 Dr Kwame Nkrumah Gold Cup[edit]
1959 Ghanaian postage stamp published to advertise the Dr Kwame Nkrumah Gold Cup.
After Ghanain independence the country's football officials harbored ambitions of competing in the Olympic Games. To this end they met with officials from the most prominent West African nations, including Nigeria, to create the West African Soccer Federation. The aim of the new federation was to sponsor a regional football tournament which would help to raise the level of the game in the respective nations for future participation in international tournaments. The result was the Dr. Kwame Nkrumah Gold Cup, also called the West African Soccer Federation championship.
The tournament had middling success; it was plagued from the outset by organizational and funding shortfalls. In the initial tournament in 1959, the qualifying stages were only partially completed. In addition, Nigeria did not appear for the semifinal of that tournament, and the match had to be replaced with an exhibition game played as a stand-in. Also the fourth and final tournament in 1967 was postponed following issues having to do with the lack of lighting during the qualifying matches and subsequent complaints on the issue by the Sierra Leone players. There is no record of the final tournament ever having been completed.
Despite these issues, the tournament would see two matches played between Ghana and Nigeria, the high point being when the two sides met in the final of the 1960 tournament in Lagos, Nigeria in which Ghana won 3-0. Both matches played between the two sides during the life of the tournament were won by Ghana by a combined score of 8-0.
1961-67 Azikiwe Cup[edit]
The figurative successor to the Jalco Cup, the Azikiwe Cup was named for Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, who was Nigeria's first postcolonial president. The tournament was initially contested under the same rotating, single match, format as the Jalco Cup, but was later switched to an aggregate home and away setup with each team hosting one match a piece.
Unlike the Jalco Cup, the teams did not share the cup in the event of a tie under the single leg format, but rather the cup returned to the nation that had held it. This only occurred in 1962 when Ghana secured a 0-0 result in Lagos and were able to retain the cup that they initially won in the competition in 1961. Ghana won or retained the cup in every year that it was contested, continuing a dominance in the rivalry stemming in the early 1960s broken only during a brief period in the mid-1970s and 1980s and lasting until early 2000s.
Titles[edit]
Ghana
Competition
Nigeria
4 African Cup of Nations 3
8 Jalco Cup/Dr Kwame Nkrumah Gold Cup/Azikiwe Cup 8
3 West African Football Union Nations Cup 0
15 Aggregate 11
Matches between the two countries: Tournaments and friendlies[edit]
Totals[edit]
Matches
Ghana
Total Wins
Draws
Nigeria
Total Wins
Goal
Difference
56 25 19 12 91:57
Ghana
Home Matches
Wins
Draws
Losses
Last Loss
23 16 6 1 15 Dec 02
Nigeria
Home Matches
Wins
Draws
Losses
Last Loss
20 8 9 3 10 Feb 73
Neutral Venue Matches
Won by
Ghana
Draws
Won by
Nigeria
Latest Result
13 6 4 3 11 October 2011
0-0 Draw
By match[edit]
#
Date
Competition
Venue
Home team
Score
Away team
1 16 October 1950 Friendly Accra, Greater Accra Region Gold Coast* 1–0 Nigeria
2 20 October 1951 Jalco Cup Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 5–0 Gold Coast*
3 11 October 1953 Jalco Cup Accra, Greater Accra Region Gold Coast* 1–0 Nigeria
4 30 October 1954 Jalco Cup Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 3–0 Gold Coast*
5 28 May 1955 Friendly Accra, Greater Accra Region Gold Coast* 1–0 Nigeria
6 30 October 1955 Jalco Cup Accra, Greater Accra Region Gold Coast* 7–0 Nigeria
7 27 October 1956 Jalco Cup Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 3–0 Gold Coast*
8 27 October 1957 Jalco Cup Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 3–3 Nigeria
9 25 October 1958 Jalco Cup Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 3–2 Ghana
10 21 November 1959 Jalco Cup Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 5–2 Nigeria
11 27 August 1960 1962 FIFA World Cup qualification Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 4–1 Nigeria
12 10 September 1960 1962 FIFA World Cup qualification Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 2–2 Ghana
13 9 October 1960 1960 Nkrumah Cup Final (West African Soccer Federation championship) Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 0–3 Ghana
14 29 October 1960 Independence Cup Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 1–1 Ghana
15 8 April 1961 1963 African Cup of Nations Qualifiers Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 0–0 Ghana
16 30 April 1961 1963 African Cup of Nations Qualifiers Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 2–2 Nigeria
17 1 June 1961 WAC Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 3–0 Nigeria
18 17 December 1961 1961 Azikiwe Cup Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 5–1 Nigeria
19 3 January 1962 1963 African Cup of Nations Preliminary Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Nigeria 1–1 Ghana
20 10 November 1962 1962 Azikiwe Cup Surulere, Lagos State Nigeria 0–0 Ghana
21 24 February 1963 1961-63 Nkrumah Cup Semifinal Kumasi, Ashanti Region Ghana 5–0 Nigeria
22 30 October 1965 1965 Azikiwe Cup Surulere, Lagos State Nigeria 0–4 Ghana
23 7 November 1965 1965 Azikiwe Cup Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 3–0 Nigeria
24 28 January 1967 1966 Azikiwe Cup Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 2–2 Ghana
25 12 February 1967 1966 Azikiwe Cup Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 2–0 Nigeria
26 21 October 1967 1967 Azikiwe Cup Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 2–1 Nigeria
27 23 December 1967 1967 Azikiwe Cup Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 2–2 Ghana
28 10 May 1969 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification Ibadan, Lagos State Nigeria 2–1 Ghana
29 18 May 1969 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 1–1 Nigeria
30 8 January 1973 All African Games Group A Surulere, Lagos State Nigeria 4–2 Ghana
31 10 February 1973 1974 FIFA World Cup qualification Surulere, Lagos State Nigeria 2–3 Ghana
32 22 February 1973 1974 FIFA World Cup qualification Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 0–0 Nigeria
33 31 August 1975 Friendly Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 3–0 Nigeria
34 8 March 1978 1963 African Cup of Nations Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 1–1 Nigeria
35 21 July 1978 All African Games Group B Algiers, Algeria Nigeria 0–0 Ghana
36 1 May 1983 Friendly Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 1–0 Nigeria
37 5 March 1984 1984 African Cup of Nations Bouaké, Ivory Coast Ghana 1–2 Nigeria
38 27 July 1986 CEDEAO Cup Monrovia, Liberia Ghana 2–0 Nigeria
39 6 February 1987 ZONE 3 Semi-final Monrovia, Liberia Ghana 3–1 Nigeria
40 2 September 1990 1990 African Cup of Nations Kumasi, Ashanti Region Ghana 1–0 Nigeria
41 13 April 1991 1992 African Cup of Nations Qualifiers Surulere, Lagos State Nigeria 0–0 Ghana
42 2 November 1991 CEDEAO Cup 3rd place match Abidjan, Ivory Coast Ghana 1–0 Nigeria
43 23 January 1992 1992 African Cup of Nations Dakar, Senegal Ghana 2–1 Nigeria
44 9 March 1994 Friendly Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 0–0 Ghana
45 28 August 1999 Friendly Lagos, Lagos State Nigeria 0–0 Ghana
46 10 March 2001 2002 FIFA World Cup qualification Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 0–0 Nigeria
47 28 July 2001 2002 FIFA World Cup qualification Port Harcourt, Lagos State Nigeria 3–0 Ghana
48 3 February 2002 Friendly Stade du 26 Mars, Bamako Mali Nigeria 1–0 Ghana
49 15 December 2002 Friendly Accra, Greater Accra Region Ghana 0–1 Nigeria
50 23 February 2003 Friendly Warri, Lagos State Nigeria 0–0 Ghana
51 30 May 2003 LG Cup Semi-final Abuja National Stadium, Abuja Nigeria 3–1 Ghana
52 23 January 2006 2006 Africa Cup of Nations Port Said, Egypt Nigeria 1–0 Ghana
53 6 February 2007 Friendly Griffin Park, London England Ghana 4–1 Nigeria
54 3 February 2008 2008 Africa Cup of Nations Ohene Djan Stadium, Accra Ghana 2–1 Nigeria
55 28 January 2010 2010 Africa Cup of Nations Luanda Angola Ghana 1–0 Nigeria
56 11 October 2011 Friendly Vicarage Road England Ghana 0–0 Nigeria
* Ghana was organized under the Gold Coast Football Federation from this time until its independence
Table lists only senior team competitions. Olympics, underage competition and African Nations Championship matches are excluded
Matches which go which are won after extra time with penalty kicks are listed as draws, per official FIFA designation.
See also[edit]
List of association football rivalries
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Ghanaians vs Nigerians: Sibling Rivalry". 11 January 2014. Retrieved 2016-11-11.
Jump up ^ "Biggest Rivalry In Africa: Ghana vs. Nigeria". 2 February 2008. Retrieved 2016-11-11.
Jump up ^ "Nigeria vs Ghana: Head to Head". 29 January 2014. Retrieved 2016-11-11.
Jump up ^ "Nigeria, Ghana and the genesis of a rivalry". 22 November 2012. Retrieved 2016-11-11.
Jump up ^ "History favours Ghana". 25 July 2001. Retrieved 2016-11-11.
External links[edit]
Details at 11v11.com
History of Jalco Cup 1951-1959 - RSSF.com
History of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah Cup 1959-1967 - RSSF.com
History of Azikiwe Cup 1961-1967 - RSSF.com
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