Choi Tae-sung, lecturer of Korean history for’Big Star’, introduced her past relationship with MBC entertainment’Guys who cross the line’.
Taesung Choi. Daily Sports
– On the 5th, Tae-Sung Choi posted on his Instagram “A few years ago, a TV entertainment team visited the institute. It was launching a new historical entertainment program, so I would like to join you. He liked the purpose of the plan and said that he would join. But there was a problem. I had to go abroad for filming, but my schedule was already full for about 3 months. However, I had to adjust the schedule because I wanted to join the program. After the difficult schedule adjustment, I suddenly got a phone call and said that it would be difficult to proceed with the program.”
“After a while, the program got a call again. This time, we started again with season 2, so we wanted to be together. The first wound was a lot of worries, but because it was the only historical entertainment program, he said that he would join. It was a trip, so there wasn’t much trouble in adjusting the schedule. But a few days later, a phone call came and asked me to do something that wasn’t there.”
MBC’s’Guys Over the Line’ is the only historical entertainment program produced until Season 2 in Korea.
Choi Tae-sung said, “I know that broadcasters are originally consumed like this. So, I am not sorry for the appearance or not,” he said, “but I hope that I do not miss the basic manners of people in the process.”
Lastly, Tae-Sung Choi expressed his wish, “This is a very good professional. I applaud the panel and the people who have grown up to this point for the popularization of history. I hope it will not be abolished.”
Currently,’Guys Crossing the Line’ has been on the verge for 4 weeks, with the production crew being confirmed for Corona 19, and Lecturer Seol Min-seok creating controversy over history distortion and thesis plagiarism. There have also been media reports that’the guys who cross the line’ are in the process of abolition.
Netizens responded by saying “(MBC) crossed the line a lot” and “not polite” to Choi Tae-sung’s writing.
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