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This study attempted to capture the characteristics of modern existence from the excessive impulse of ugliness in TV entertainment programs of Radio Star, What Do You Do When You Play? and My Little Boy. Radio Star shows the formative performance of pure play without considering any practical usefulness of ‘Jalbang’, directed in a comprehensive media. In this program, the intense visual performance produced in a comprehensive media, such as images, objects, pictograms, and photos, can be viewed as a zero-dimensional superficial existence that exists only on the screen without content and substance. The zero-dimensional illusion that exists only on the screen does not represent a given world, but shows a superficial existence that exists only in the technological imagination and illusion created by digital. In What Do You Do When You Play?, attention was paid to the value of spontaneity and contingency, which rejects common thoughts. In this program, heterogeneous combinations that transcend all categories and boundaries frequently appear in genre, character, and way of progression. In the present age, there is no set rule, and infinite texts are created, fused, and dismantled again, requiring an inhuman way of existence that constantly leads to new birth. In spontaneous collaboration and entrusting everything to accidental choices, it confirmed an inhuman existence that was completely different from human thoughts in the past. My Little Ugly is approaching the deviance and travel of the performers as another character, not as an error. Looking at the modern way of thinking that is fascinated by ugliness, in My Little Ugly, we can confirm the obscene existence of modern people who try to see errors as another truth, not just falsehood. At first glance, the narcissistic excess impulse, which seems vulgar, is seen as a new form of obscene existence that rethinks a new identity.