List of Non-Summit episodes (2014)

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List of Non-Summit episodes
No. of episodes26
Release
Original networkJTBC
Original releaseJuly 7 (2014-07-07) –
December 29, 2014 (2014-12-29)
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Non-Summit (Korean: 비정상회담) is a South Korean talk-variety show, part of JTBC's Monday night lineup. The show aired from July 7, 2014[1] to December 4, 2017.[2]

Episodes

The show began with eleven foreign men cast as "Representatives" and three South Korean hosts. "Visiting interns" were incorporated into the cast, as regular members took vacations, and some left the show. The debate topics are presented by visiting South Korean guests.[1][3]

2014

List of episodes (episode 1-26)
{{Episode list Viewership ratings rose to the highest, at 6%.[14][15] }} {{Episode list Enes Kaya was on vacation and a visiting "intern" representative, Egypt's Sami El-Baz, a Korean language student at Seoul National University, where Tyler Rasch also attends, substituted for him.[16] Ratings jumped again, to the highest of 6.8%.[17] }} {{Episode list Italy's Alberto Mondi was away, and replaced by another Italian, Alberto Lussana,[18][19] a model and friend of Mondi's, who went to university with him in Italy and works at a beer company, where Mondi also used to work. Former representative James Hooper appeared in a video call during the show.[18] }} {{Episode list USA's Tyler Rasch was away and visiting intern representative Danny Arens, also from the USA, replaced him.[20][21] Arens is cofounder of Seoul-based indie music collective Loose Union and a member of the group Used Cassettes.[22] }}

{{Episode list The show included the representatives sharing their favorite cartoon heroes; and a "Dad parenting tournament" with storybook readings and changing diapers.[25] }} {{Episode list The show included a Guinness Book of World Records type challenge.[26] }} {{Episode list Japan's Takuya Terada was away, and replaced by Japanese "intern representative," Takeda Hiromitsu,[27][28] an actor in Korean films, the latest The Admiral: Roaring Currents, directed by Kim Han-min.[29] As part of the show's fun, Takeda gives a warning to Zhang Yuan that he will "avenge" his fellow countryman Terada, and being from Osaka, he has a different character.[28][30] This was the last appearance for Australian Daniel Snoeks who returned to his studies in Australia.[3] [31] After the airing of this episode, the show made an apology on their Facebook page for the accidental misuse of Japanese background music during Takeda's appearance, which "song came to ascendancy as a symbol of Japanese imperialism," praising the Japanese Emperor of a certain era, and for which netizen's had complained.[32][33] The show also apologized on their official webpage for using this song, Kimigayo, the national anthem of Japan, which had also been used on the first airing of the show, during Terada's introduction.[34][35] }} {{Episode list Daniel Snoeks empty seat was replaced by visiting intern Samer Samhoun, from Lebanon, who graduated from Hanyang University and attended KAIST for his MBA.[36][37] }} {{Episode list The second visiting intern representative to replace Daniel Snoeks' vacated chair was Sam Lévano from Peru, a student at Seoul National University, who also performed on the show playing guitar with the blues group he's in, Shenanigans.[38][39][40] }} {{Episode list The visiting intern was Ilya Belyakov from Russia who studied at Far Eastern Federal University and Yonsei University and started working at Samsung's global human resources department in 2010.[41][42][43] }} {{Episode list The visiting intern from Colombia was Álvaro Sánchez, a 2012 graduate of Hanyang University who works at SK Communications.[44][45][46] }} {{Episode list The topic was sexism. Takuya Terada was away and the visiting intern was Blair Williams from Australia, a 23-year-old, and graduate of University of Queensland and Yonsei University.[47][48][49] }} {{Episode list Due to the Enes Kaya controversy, the show edited out much of his appearance on this episode, which had been pre-recorded, prior to his announcing that he was leaving the show.[50] }} {{Episode list The visiting intern was the U.S.'s Mark Tetto, a Princeton University graduate, formerly with Morgan Stanley and Samsung Electronics; and currently a Managing Partner at The Ventures Company in Seoul,[51] and CFO at Vingle, a global social networking site.[52] Tetto joked with fellow American Tyler Rasch, said his parents were originally from Italy, and played piano on the show.[53][54] }}

No. in
season 		Title[4] Original air date Rating
1"Youth Without Borders"July 7, 2014 (2014-07-07)N/A
Comedian Jang Dong-min was the first guest "representative" from Korea, on the show. He introduced the topic, whether young people should continue living at home, sometimes with a large extended family, or whether this was "abnormal" behavior, and they should be more independent, and live alone.[1][5]
2"Living Together Before Marriage"July 14, 2014 (2014-07-14)N/A
Miss Korea 2010 winner Jung So-ra, and comedian Lee Guk-joo were the week's representatives. The topic was "pre-marital co-habitation of Korean youths."[6]
3"My Dream Comes Before Reality"July 21, 2014 (2014-07-21)N/A
Pop music performer, Shin Hae-chul was the weekly representative. The topic was whether Korean young people should continue working towards a dream profession or career, or should settle for what the reality of life offered them, by way of jobs.[7]
4"I'm A Woman Who Doesn't Know Men"July 28, 2014 (2014-07-28)N/A

Comedian Oh Na-mi and pop singer Soyou of Sistar were the representatives. Oh Nami presented the topic, saying that she had not dated for a number of years, and now found herself to be unfamiliar with "the dating game" and men in general. She posed, " Is it abnormal for a 31 year old to be unused to dating and men?" During the opening talk, host Yoo Se-yoon revealed that host Sung Si-kyung, had previously told him that he "prefers Soyou over Suzy of the girl group Miss A."[8]

And United Kingdom's foreign panelist, James Hooper, announced that he would be leaving the show before the next broadcast, as he was going to Australia to work on his PhD.[9]
5"I Think Education On Reproductive Organs Should Be Required In School"August 4, 2014 (2014-08-04)N/A

Weekly Korean representatives were reggae artists Skull, aka Skul!, originally with Stony Skunk, and Haha, celebrity and comedian.[10] The night's topic was whether sex education should be compulsory, like other courses, i.e. language, English, and math. New foreign panelist, Germany's Daniel Lindemann, joined the show, replacing James Hooper.

Viewership was highest for this episode, so far, and rose to 4%.[11][12]
6"I Find It Difficult To Deal With People"August 11, 2014 (2014-08-11)N/A
Comedian Jo Se-ho presented the topic, "My relationships are getting more complicated, am I abnormal?"[13]
7"I Feel Like Getting Married Is Homework I Need To Do"August 18, 2014 (2014-08-18)N/A
14"I Don't Care About Health"October 6, 2014 (2014-10-06)N/A

Comedian Lee Yoon-suk, whose nickname is "national weak man", said that everyone thinks he would want to take good care of his health, but he is actually unconcerned with his health, and admits to "living recklessly", smoking 1 1/2 to 2 packages of cigarettes a day, drinking all night with friends and then recovering for days after, and preferring to eat pizza and ramen. He said, "I have absolutely no interest in my health, am I abnormal?" For the first time, in any of the episodes, for the vote of "normal" vs. "abnormal", all representatives voted "abnormal", both at the beginning and at the end of the show.

The show included an exercise challenge with the show's cast and hosts.[23][24]

References

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  2. ↑ Hong, You-kyoung (November 17, 2017). "'Non-Summit' will take a break starting Dec". Korea JoongAng Daily. Retrieved December 5, 2017.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 ‘비정상회담’ 다니엘 스눅스 “학업 위해 하차... 마지막 방송은 27일” (in Korean). The Dong-a Ilbo. October 24, 2014. Retrieved October 23, 2014.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)
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