"Don't act up!" Spicy flavor... Retake Jeon Hyun-mooX5 luck is minimal, this time 'Retake Student Survival' appears [Teachers 3] [Comprehensive]

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'Teachers' returns with a spicy flavor in Season 3, this time showcasing the survival of retake students.

On the morning of the 15th, the online production press conference for Channel A's variety program 'Teachers 3: The Retake War' (hereinafter 'Teachers 3') was held. CP Kim Seung-hoon, broadcaster Jeon Hyun-moo, Jang Young-ran, education YouTuber Mimiminu, math instructor Jung Seung-je, Korean language instructor Yoo Dae-jong, and English instructor Kim Ji-young attended.

'Teachers 3' is a mega-sized college entrance exam survival reality show in which 100 retake students challenging the final CSAT of their lives undergo overwhelming missions and fierce competition to select one ultimate winner. Following 'Please Improve My Grades: Teachers' broadcast in 2023 and 2024, and 'Please Improve My Grades: Teachers 2' broadcast in 2025, 'Teachers' with the subtitle 'The Retake War' will be broadcast as Season 3 this time.

Born after a full four years of preparation, 'Teachers 3' has expanded into a large-scale project capturing the intense lives and growth of examinees. The ultimate winner of the survival show will receive the groundbreaking reward of "full university scholarship coverage."

CP Kim Seung-hoon introduced 'Teachers 3' by saying, "Season 3 started from a comment Instructor Jung Seung-je made in the past that he wanted to try capturing a one-year process. As we continued with seasons, our fan base grew and trust in the instructors accumulated, so I thought it would be good to try 'The Retake War' now."

He added, "You never know what will happen when studying, so all the staff are filming all day long. We are also shooting dramatic parts realistically. We wanted to capture sincerity well."

Jeon Hyun-moo said about 'Teachers 3', "In an era with so much content, 'Teachers' is a unique piece of content. As someone who has retaken the exam, I know it is a major trial encountered at one's most vulnerable age. It brought back my old thoughts." He continued, "Whether it is a first retake, second retake, or third retake, there is a lot of information that would be very helpful for examinees to see. There is so much useful information that I thought, 'If I had known this, I wouldn't have retaken the exam.'" Jeon Hyun-moo added, "There will be empathy, fun, and information to gain," jokingly noting, "In particular, I am the only MC who has retaken the exam."

Jeon Hyun-moo stated that what makes 'Teachers 3' different from other survival programs is, "I have done a lot of survival shows. I have tried imitations, bands, trot, and even shaman survival shows, but I don't think any was as desperate as this one. At that age, the college entrance exam is everything." He revealed, "Shamans don't get hurt even if they fail because they have strong spiritual power, but retake students come to help fasten the first button of their lives and then fail, so it was the most heartbreaking among the survival shows I have done. Even as an MC, my heart wavered a lot."

Mimiminu said, "I am a Navy Headquarters person who has undergone CSAT clinical trials five times. Just because you take the CSAT multiple times does not mean your grades will definitely improve. It is truly not an easy task, so I hope 'Teachers 3' serves as a reference for those considering retaking or taking multiple retakes next year." When asked if there was anyone among the retake student participants who stood out, he answered, "We were with 100 CSAT participants, and one friend was challenging 10 years, which is double my time."

Jang Young-ran said, "When I first heard about 'The Retake War' through Instructor Jung Seung-je, I wondered how such a thing could be done. Sometimes I record for 12 hours, and I am in a state where I might pee in a chamber pot. Every minute and second is too precious to miss anything in the VCRs. We will watch a lot and gain tips. I also have a daughter in the sixth grade of elementary school and a first-year middle school student, and it serves as a guide."

Jung Seung-je introduced this season by saying, "I appeared in Seasons 1 and 2 as well, but the format changed in Season 3." When asked about his chemistry with Kim Ji-young and Yoo Dae-jong, who joined this season, he said, "I did not have the opportunity to meet the two of them personally. Contrary to appearances, Instructor Yoo Dae-jong is a 'teto-nam' (a man who acts tough but is actually soft) and Instructor Kim Ji-young is an 'eigen-nam' (a man who appears cold but is actually warm)."

When asked which instructor he would want to deal with if he were a student, Jung Seung-je said, "Because I have a smooth-talking personality, I think Instructor Kim Ji-young would take all of that. Instructor Yoo Dae-jong seems like he would intimidate (the student) with a very cold gaze and make them study hard." In response, Yoo Dae-jong said, "Don't act up!" and Kim Ji-young said, "That's okay. It's fine," each saying their catchphrase.

Yoo Dae-jong said, "When I received the offer to appear, I immediately agreed. They say that Korean language is a subject where your score really doesn't go up even if you spend the price of a house. Some solutions shown on broadcasts lacked sustainability. I wanted to provide tips from the perspective of actual help."

Kim Ji-young shared, "I wondered how many projects could touch even the lives of students. It is not just about raising grades temporarily; 'Teachers 3' has a process of sharing empathy about life."

Jeon Hyun-moo said, "Instructors Jung Seung-je and Kim Ji-young are known as top-tier instructors, so one might think they only look at results, but I felt their warm hearts embracing retake students with the desire to ensure their success. Instructor Yoo Dae-jong is very scary. However, there is warmth within that."

'Teachers 3' will premiere at 10 p.m. on the 15th.

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