Due to the state of emergency, many shows including ”What Would You Do If You Were Filming?”, ”The Hot-Blooded Priest 2”, and ”Omniscient” were canceled today.

In this state of emergency, all broadcasting stations are simultaneously organizing breaking news reports and suspending TV series and variety shows today.
The KBC show "Show! The Center of K-POP" scheduled to air on the 7th was cancelled and the broadcast started at 6:25 p.m.
The programs "What Would You Do If You Were Filming?" and "Omniscient", which start at 11:10, will also not be broadcast as breaking news will be programmed instead.
MBC Fri-Sat TV Series "When the Phone Rings" will be broadcast for two days until today, following the broadcast of EP5 on the 6th.
SBS has also decided to suspend the broadcast of the Fri-Sat TV series "Hot Blooded Priest 2" which is usually broadcast at 10pm. It was broadcast as scheduled on the previous day, the 6th. Today's episode 10 is a breaking news episode.
The show was postponed to next week due to scheduling issues. KBS is currently broadcasting breaking news on 1TV, and 2TV is currently broadcasting "Immortal Masterpiece 2," "Tarimi Family," and "Men Who Do Housework."
JTBC is also expected to broadcast the variety show "Knowing Bros" and the Saturday and Sunday TV series "The Tale of Mr. Ok - False Identity" as normal.
The drama "True Life" was not broadcast on the 7th.
The first episode of EP3 of "True Life" will air tomorrow (8th) at 10:30.
MBN also suspended its variety shows "Let's Go" and "Tongchimi" on the same day. Channel A also suspended its Saturday and Sunday TV series "Marry Me"
"YOU" will be suspended, and episodes 7 and 8 will be broadcast consecutively at 7:50 pm on the 8th. On the night of the 3rd, President Yoon Seok-yeol made an emergency statement at the Presidential Office in Yongsan,
After a motion to lift martial law was passed in the early hours of the 4th, President Yoon declared the lifting of martial law at around 4:27 a.m., six hours after the previous one,
However, backlash continues from all quarters. On the same day, President Yoon said in a speech to the nation, "I am very sorry for causing anxiety and inconvenience to the people. I am very surprised and sorry for the people.
However, the impeachment scandal has sparked ongoing confusion, with some entertainers participating in candlelight vigils and filmmakers issuing statements, leading to a backlash in the entertainment industry.
There are voices condemning the emergency law.