Crime Scene
★ 8.1 · 2014 · 100m · Crime · Reality
A mystery game show in which six celebrity players become suspects in a murder case and they have to prove themselves innocent while at the same time try to solve the mystery of who killed the victim among them like the game 'Clue'.
Episodes
1. Who Killed Chairman Lee? (1)100m · Who Killed Chairman Lee?
2. Who Killed Chairman Lee? (2)100m · 
3. Who Killed Classmate Sarah? (1)100m · 
4. Who Killed Classmate Sarah? (2)100m · 
5. Who Killed Office Team Leader? (1)100m · 
6. Who Killed Office Team Leader? (2)100m · 
7. Who Killed Prisoner Lee?100m · 
8. Who Killed the Doctor's Wife?100m · 
9. Who Killed Referee Shin?100m · 
10. Who Killed Actress Jun?100m · More Like This
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