“Made in Korea”: The K-Pop Experience” is about five talented young Brits with zero knowledge of K-pop who are thrust into the meat grinder that is SM Entertainment, led by music mogul Hee Jun Yoon, who makes Simon Cowell look cute

“Dear Alice” is the name of this quintet, but could it be a case of “Dear Me”?

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How to discover the next big boy band: shows like “X Factor” and “Popstars” have proven that successful boy bands can be discovered: shows like “X Factor” and “Popstars: The Rivals” are successful groups can be created out of total strangers, but a small group of Korean entertainment companies have been able to find a new group of young people who can make it, from BTS (currently appearing on “Are You Sure?!”) to Black Pink, Seven, and the newest group, “The Rivals ) to Black Pink to Seventeen, they are now being mass-produced on an industrial scale

Hee Jun Yoon, who mentors the boys in “Made in Korea,” says that “The K-Pop Experience: The K-Pop Experience” features Elton John, Wham!