The atmosphere of the post takes a sickening nosedive.
Hot Talk Talk First Half Special.
Episode 166.
Rushed into the schedule after a blackout caused the recorded footage to be lost.
Photos captured from that episode—stitched together hastily from bits and pieces of previously aired episodes—scroll past, showing various panels and audience shots.
That….
This time, there is no need to circle and enlarge him like before.
Because by now, anyone reading this post remembers the man’s face.
Black eyes.
A smiling mouth.
In all sorts of scenes from an old talk-show variety program where everyone is laughing and chatting, the man on the screen alone is staring directly into the camera from among dozens of people.
Episodes 157, 158, 160, 162, 164….
From every episode that had been cut together and aired as episode 166.
In one corner of a lively variety show.
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This man definitely was not found in those broadcasts before. If he had been, there never would’ve been talk about him only appearing in episode sixes.
But once they re-edited them and aired them as episode 166, he showed up.
He definitely hadn’t been there before, nobody had found him before… but now, apparently, he was there.
And compare this too.
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Two photos are placed side by side.
An enlarged capture of the previously discovered “man on the screen,” circled in red.
And an enlarged capture from episode 166.
If you compare the two shots, framed in the same composition….
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His expression changed.
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Only the man in episode 166 is smiling with all his teeth showing.
And the pupils in those black eyes looking at the camera seem strangely dilated….
The eeriness that comes through even in the low-resolution photo.
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Apparently he had that expression in every single highlight scene where he was found.
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A phenomenon that sends…