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Jeon Hyun-moo said while recording, “Take out the microphone and get out!” was furious
MBC's 'What to Eat Lab', which is scheduled to air for the first time on the 7th, centers on 'Palm Oil Captain' Jeon Hyun-moo, 'Seoul National University Food Business Lab Professor' Jeong-hoon Moon, 'Star Chef' Won-il Lee, 'Science Communicator' Orbit, 'Novelist' Sang-young Park, and special guests. It is a new concept hexagonal gourmet talk show in which six 'tasters', including researcher Chu, study food from various angles, including science, humanities, and statistics.
'Why do I eat this?', which talks about popular foods. It consists of a 'Weekend Menu Recommendation' corner for those who are wondering what to eat on the weekend, and it will not only answer questions about food but also inform you about gourmet trends.
In this day's recording, Orbit, like a science YouTuber who is usually called an 'overparent', passionately presented scientific theories on all foods, incurring everyone's indignation. Especially when he said, 'Why are you eating this?' When he looked at the corner's topic 'Tanghulu' and said, "The taste of mankind in the past, who ate 'this' that was superficial, remains and is enthusiastic," Jeon Hyun-moo is disgusted and scolds him, saying, "Stop saying that the food tastes bad." Nevertheless, Jeon Hyun-moo, who was tired of the continued preaching of science in orbit (?), finally forced his way out, saying, “Take out the microphone and get out!”, making the filming site burst into laughter.
Jeon Hyun-moo is not the only victim of the ‘stupid fraud(?)’ in the orbit of the ‘science warrior’. Chu, who is famous for his positive energy, also complained about the continued science talk, saying, “I have tinnitus,” and eventually got to the point where he didn’t even look toward orbit. Orbit looked at Chu with moist eyes and showed his hurt appearance, making him laugh.
MBC's new pilot 'What to Eat Lab' is a full-fledged food talk show in which Jeon Hyun-moo, who wants to properly research food, participated in the program planning. It is scheduled to come at 9pm on February 7th and 14th.
Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr
