On January 11, Producer Kim Tae Ho sat down with Sports Chosun for an interview, stating,�"First of all, we will be resuming all meetings and shooting as originally planned. Thus, pinning it as 'break', or 'vacation' are all wrong remarks."�Furthermore, he added, "that time will be�utilized�to meet, prepare, and shoot. It's not that we are trying to make something great, we want to bring back 'Infinity Challenge's true colors."

He went on, "We wanted to broadcast the re-edited versions of the 'Past Legend' series within 6 weeks. However, we thought it would be too long so instead we decided to air a new year's pilot, shortening the time to 3-4 weeks... Although 7-8 weeks may seem like a long time for viewers, from a production point of view it goes by quickly with preparations and all."

The producer also mentioned, "It takes approximately 2 weeks to develop any type of production, the broadcasting company emphasizes on a weekly basis. When that's not exactly the case and the show airs, it's a loss on the producer's end." �He even confessed, "Because of that, sometimes I fear when Saturday approaches."

He reassured viewers by saying, "'Infinite Challenge' is not burnt out. So it doesn't make sense for us to go on a hiatus. We just want to create the best quality there is so viewers can all enjoy it."

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