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Experts say such shows operate under the guise of helping people, but in reality are focused on maximising views and competing for advertising revenue.
MBC's “Oh Eun-young's Report: Marriage Hell,” a couple's counseling reality TV show, is facing a backlash after one of its episodes aired an alleged child molestation case. The show, hosted by the renowned psychiatrist, Oh, invites different married couples every week to discuss their issues and offers professional advice.
As Korea continues to observe a national mourning period following the Itaewon tragedy, more broadcasting stations, agencies, and celebrities have announced the cancellations and postponements of upcoming broadcasts and events. On October 31, SBS announced that their variety show “Same Bed Different Dreams 2” as well as their Monday-Tuesday drama “Cheer Up” would be cancelled
Appointment day was finally here. The parents had waited for a month to see the renowned psychiatrist in South Korea about their child's issues. They entered the room, the doctor arrived, and the door closed.
In South Korea, Dr. Oh Eun-young, a celebrated psychiatrist, has helped destigmatize seeking therapy and blown up the traditionally private relationship with patients by putting it all on TV.