Late comedian Jeon Yu-seong makes surprise AI appearance… "Keep making people laugh," leaving junior comedians in tears [Immortal Songs][★Night TV]

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Although the late Jeon Yu-seong has passed away, the dream he left behind remained alive.

The juniors finally made reality the late comedian's wish to see comedians from all three major broadcasters stand on the same stage.

On the episode of KBS 2TV's 'Immortal Songs' broadcast on the 7th, a special titled "Jeon Yu-seong Without Jeon Yu-seong" unfolded, with comedians from KBS, MBC, and SBS gathering in one place, breaking down the boundaries between broadcasters.

It is known that during his lifetime, Jeon had expressed the hope that "comedians would play together on the same stage, regardless of their broadcasting networks."

In response, the theme prepared by the junior comedians for '2026 Bongsungahakdang' was none other than "Dreams Come True." On this day, comedians who had dominated an era, including Lee Kyung-sil, Cho Hye-ryeon, Park Jun-hyung, and Ahn Young-mi, all appeared to recreate memorable programs from the past.

In particular, the meeting between Cho Hye-ryeon and Ahn Young-mi drew attention. It was a reunion on one stage between Cho Hye-ryeon, the original "Golroom" (a character known for wearing a distinctive hat) from MBC's 'Comedy House,' and Ahn Young-mi, who had played the Golroom role in KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert - Teacher Kang of the Dressing Room.'

The two transformed into Golroom characters side by side and performed "Teacher Lee of the Dressing Room." Cho Hye-ryeon teased Ahn Young-mi, saying, "I heard you had your second child, so you must have lost a lot of hair," adding, "I take great care of my hair with anti-hair-loss shampoo," eliciting laughter.

Lee Kyung-sil also appeared with a bold costume. Lee transformed into 'Bayaba,' covered in fur from head to toe, capturing the audience's attention.

In particular, Lee revealed that she had not attempted a comedy makeup look for 20 years, saying, "It's all thanks to Oppa Yu-seong~," leaving a lasting smile. Beyond this, various comedy stages crossing broadcaster boundaries continued, offering nostalgia and laughter.

Meanwhile, at the end of the performance, an unexpected figure appeared. It was Jeon Yu-seong recreated using AI technology.

In the video, Jeon said, "They say dreams come true, and it really did happen," responding to the stage completed by his juniors. He then delivered a final farewell, saying, "If you're making people laugh, what does it matter which broadcasting network? Keep making them laugh! Now, go down. Good job," bringing everyone to tears.

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