Song Pil-geun reveals ad-lib instructions in Gag Concert script

During the November 1, 2026, broadcast of 'Simgok Police Substation' on KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert', Song Pil-geun revealed that the segment's script included instructions for the Sun-ae couple to perform ad-libs at their own discretion.

The stage of KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert' was filled with the spontaneous discretion of its cast, moving beyond a fixed script. During the 'Simgok Police Substation' segment broadcast on November 1, 2026, the cast revealed the contents of the actual script on stage while explaining unexpected situations that occurred during the performance.

"At Pil-geun's discretion"... Script includes phrases allowing for 'ad-libs'

Song Pil-geun, the center of the segment, delivered a twist to the audience by revealing the actual script being used during the performance. Pointing to a specific part of the script, Song Pil-geun emphasized, "This is the Gag Concert script. This is the actual script." He directly showed a section containing the phrase "Sun-ae couple doing ad-libs as they please" along with "At Pil-geun's discretion," revealing that the situation on stage was not perfectly choreographed in advance but was left to the discretion of the cast.

This script structure served as the basis for the unpredictable situations occurring on stage. Mentioning the discretionary phrases written in the script, Song Pil-geun explained the flexible way the performance was conducted, asking, "If it's like this, why do we even have meetings?"

From AI robots to Lim Young-woong fans, complainants flock to the police substation

The variety of characters visiting 'Simgok Police Substation' constantly changed the flow of the segment. 'Humani,' an AI robot reportedly created by the Korean National Police Agency with an 80 billion won budget, was deployed to assist with work, but caused a commotion by making errors during simple file copying tasks or even hijacking the work instead.

The stories of the complainants also arose from unexpected places. Lee Haeng-suk, who identified herself as a fan of singer Lim Young-woong, expressed her concern that she has no one to help her with Lim Young-woong's ticketing rather than her son going to the military, complaining about the inconvenience caused by not being able to listen to his songs properly. Additionally, episodes such as a complainant stressed by communication issues with a foreigner who is unskilled in English unfolded by deviating from a set flow.

Five uncontrollable 'Sun-ae' characters lead to stage chaos

In the latter half of the segment, the stage appeared to lose control as characters named 'Sun-ae' continued to appear. While it began with one Sun-ae, as the situation repeated, the number of characters increased, following a setting where it is "neither one nor two, but five Sun-aes."

Song Pil-geun showed an irritated reaction to the repeated complaints and unexpected situations, saying, "I don't care anymore," as chaotic situations continued with the characters on stage interrupting the flow of conversation or singing in their own ways. Ultimately, the segment concluded with the cast members leading the stage in their own respective ways.

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