Criminal Psychology Researcher Son Min-gyeong Appears in Comedy Concert's 'Simgok Police Substation'

Criminal psychology researcher Son Min-gyeong appeared in a scene from “Simgok Police Substation,” a segment on KBS 2TV’s “Comedy Concert.” The scene introduced her as the station sought expert advice about an unresolved case.

In the opening portion of the provided official video transcript, the officers say that Simgok Police Substation must keep the neighborhood safe. They explain that they are dealing with a case they have been unable to solve and therefore intend to ask a profiler for advice. Son then enters the sequence and introduces herself as a criminal psychology researcher.

A Newly Issued Lie Detector

The video next mentions a lie detector that has recently been issued to the police substation. The officers say that they need to use the device on a suspect immediately, but first ask whether there might be any problem with its performance.

Son explains that she will check the device by attaching it to Song Pil-geun and asking him several questions. The scene then continues with Song putting on the lie detector as those present describe the procedure as a performance test.

The first question is intended to confirm whether the person wearing the device is indeed Song Pil-geun. Song answers that he is. This initial exchange establishes the test before Son moves on to questions about his behavior.

Son asks whether Song, after “Suknyeoege” had done well, ever acted arrogantly by putting his feet on the desk of the KBS “Comedy Concert” director and speaking as though he were wondering whether he should continue doing comedy. Song denies having behaved that way.

His denial does not end the exchange. People around him respond that they saw him do it, and the scene proceeds with their reactions set against Song’s answer while he remains connected to the lie detector.

A Question About Simgok Police Substation Lasting Three Years

The next question concerns the longevity of “Simgok Police Substation.” Son asks whether Song has ever swaggered about as though the segment managed to continue for three years because he himself had performed so well.

Song answers that he has never done so. He says that the segment was able to continue because of the passion of his junior comedians and the love it received from viewers.

Those around him point out that the question and his response do not relate to each other. Additional reactions follow, including a remark that someone is being perceptive and another warning not to imitate what has just been done. The sequence continues through these comments as part of the lie-detector test.

After the lie-detector scene, the dialogue turns back to the workload at the police substation. Someone remarks that there are far more than just one or two matters for the station to handle, indicating that its duties are continuing beyond the test.

A telephone call then comes in, and the station is told that someone is coming to visit. During the call, the visitor’s name is given as Rapunzel. The officers react by asking again whether the caller really said Rapunzel, then instruct the caller to let the visitor come inside.

The provided transcript concludes at the point where the officers are preparing to receive this visitor. It does not go beyond their response to the name Rapunzel and their instruction to allow the visitor to enter.