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Published: 2026.10.05 (Mon)
Variety & TV

Wanted Criminal Uncle Disciplining Police Officer's Son, a Bizarre Relationship in Gag Concert

A segment on KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert' depicts a bizarre situation where a wanted criminal and a police officer share a relationship akin to family or close friends. The sketch features a wanted criminal acting as an uncle who disciplines and encourages the studies of a police officer's son.

Wanted Criminal Uncle Disciplining Police Officer's Son, a Bizarre Relationship in Gag Concert
A woman laughing while clapping her hands. (Photo=Gag Concert YouTube video capture)

In a segment of KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert', a bizarre situational comedy was portrayed where a police officer and a wanted criminal are entangled in a relationship like family or friends. In the released video, a paradoxical situation is staged where an uncle, despite being a wanted criminal, encourages or disciplines the son of a police officer.

Between Police and Criminal, a Strange Relationship Claiming to be 'Real Friends'

The situation in the video begins with a scene where a police officer (played by Shin Yun-seung) arrests a wanted criminal (played by Kim Jin-gon). However, the relationship between the two is far from a typical arrest scene. The criminal shows intimacy toward the officer who arrested him, saying, "It's actually better for me to be arrested by you," while eating a meal. The way they converse about issues of etiquette that occurred during the arrest or the fact that he entered while wearing shoes suggests that they are not merely in a relationship of public authority and criminal, but are very close.

In particular, the criminal is also depicted as being acquainted with the police officer's mother. In the video, the criminal shows how the criminal is instead involved in the daily life of the police officer's family, such as mentioning the officer's clumsy side to the officer's mother, saying, "You should receive better education for your children."

"Study Hard," the Bizarre Discipline of a Wanted Criminal Uncle

In the play, the criminal continues his discipline by calling 'Sang-min', the son of the police officer. Despite his status as a wanted criminal, he encourages his nephew's studies by telling the nephew, who does not want to study, that it is not easy for an uncle to work hard to become a celebrity. In this process, criminal facts and everyday family conversations are mixed, such as mentioning an anecdote where he gave pocket money using counterfeit bills in the past.

Additionally, a situation arises where he proposes 'cutting off the tail' (the act of taking the blame for a crime). In the video, conversations take place in a manner suggesting that the police officer's mother has decided to take the blame for his crime, developing the situation with a setting where crime and familial love are intertwined.

Between Escape and Arrest, a Situational Comedy Ending with a Twist

The situation unfolds as a person who appears to be the police officer's older brother appears. The criminal appears at the scene using his mother's errand as an excuse and converses with the protagonist, who is a police officer. The criminal makes the police officer flustered by continuing his proposal to take the blame for the crime.

Ultimately, at the end of the video, a commotion is depicted where the criminal attempts to leave the scene to avoid the police officer's eyes, or occurs during the process of the police officer trying to arrest the criminal again. The video concludes with a scene where the police officer reports to the team leader that he is bringing the criminal in, along with the criminal showing movements as if trying to run away.

#Gag Concert #KBS 2TV #Shin Yun-seung #Kim Jin-gon #Sang-min #comedy sketch
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