The thriller talk show 'Psychopaths I've Met' is finding a new time slot in viewers' homes on Sunday nights.
MBN and SBS Plus's 'Psychopaths I've Met' (production team unknown) will change its broadcast time to every Sunday at 10:20 p.m. starting the 26th. This is a real-story-based talk show that covers actual experiences of encountering antisocial personalities, and it has recently proven its popularity by ranking 2nd in Netflix Korea's TOP10 series entertainment and appearing in Coupang Play's TOP 20.
The 3rd episode airing on the 26th will cover the stories of psychopaths who destroyed others' lives through false beliefs under the theme 'Deliver Us from Evil.' The chilling reality of pseudo-religious groups causing social harm through financial fraud, sexual exploitation, and family destruction will be revealed, leaving MCs Jeon Hyun-moo, Kyu-hyun, Nukssal, and Huh Young-ji in shock.
At the recording site, Kyu-hyun drew attention by expressing an unexpected desire to visit a pseudo-religious gathering place. When he explained that he couldn't understand how people could believe in it and wanted to verify it himself, Jeon Hyun-moo struck back with "pseudo-intellectual," drawing laughter.
When a story was introduced about children suffering due to parents who fell into pseudo-religion under the guise of entering a prestigious university, Jeon Hyun-moo expressed his anger, comparing it to a vicious version of 'Sky Castle.' All cast members were astonished, remarking that it was by far the highest level of cases covered so far after recording.
The production team stated that by moving the time slot to Sunday nights, they will continue to point out hidden warning signs in everyday life, promising enhanced immersion. MBN and SBS Plus's 'Psychopaths I've Met' airs every Sunday at 10:20 p.m.
