Sixth Sense

Sixth Sense brings together some of Korea's most familiar TV personalities and sets them loose on a deceptively simple challenge: figure out which scenario is fake. Each episode puts the panel into three situations, from trendy spots to meetings with supposed experts, while the crew secretly engineers one elaborate hoax. The cast mixes careful observation, hunches and lively argument as they interview participants, inspect details and vote on which setup is staged. Correct picks win prizes, wrong answers mean lighthearted penalties. The show leans on the cast's chemistry and the production's attention to detail, so the fun comes from the guessing, the reveals and the way personalities clash and collaborate.

Created by Jung Chul-min and launched in 2020, the series stars Yoo Jae-suk, Jessi, Lee Sang-yeob, Lee Mi-joo and Oh Na-ra, and is known for high-production staging that sells each fake as convincingly as possible.

The program has not been credited with major international awards, and its recognition has come more from audience response than trophy counts. It remains a popular entry in contemporary Korean variety programming without a string of formal accolades.

On social media the show fed lots of clip sharing and fan debate, with viewers posting theories, reaction videos and highlight reels after each broadcast. That online engagement helped episodes live beyond their air dates and gave fans a place to compare clues and arguments.

Audience response has been positive, reflected in an average user score of 8.6/10 from 18 votes. Viewers often point to the cast's rapport and the mix of humor and deduction as the show's strengths. Key themes are perception, trust and playful deception, and the format rewards sharp eyes and quick thinking as much as on-screen personality.