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NMIXX and ILLIT members join Amazing Saturday: Lily, Sullyoon, Yunah and Wonhee in a new preview

The tvN preview brings two pairs into introductions, lyric games and spontaneous interactions. The episode is scheduled for October 31 at 7:30 p.m. KST, or 6:30 p.m. Taiwan time.

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NMIXX and ILLIT members join Amazing Saturday: Lily, Sullyoon, Yunah and Wonhee in a new preview

NMIXX’s Lily and Sullyoon and ILLIT’s Yunah and Wonhee are set to appear together on tvN’s Amazing Saturday. The new preview brings the two pairs into lyric and game interactions, offering a view of introductions and spontaneous responses beyond their music-stage performances.

Broadcast is scheduled for October 31 at 7:30 p.m. KST, equivalent to 6:30 p.m. in Taiwan. What is available now is a preview of the next episode, not the complete programme. Its selected moments do not establish final game results or each guest’s entire performance.

Lily and Sullyoon: from a shared introduction to unexpected responses

In the preview, Lily and Sullyoon try an introduction in unison without quite synchronising. A later moment shows Sullyoon apologising after expressing confidence about guessing lyrics. The edit makes familiarity between group members and the surprises of a game part of its opening rhythm.

Notice how they respond to each other rather than judging only whether answers are correct. A preview compresses contrasts and jokes; the fuller context around a sentence needs the actual episode. A short clip should not become a judgement about a guest’s personality, ability or relationships.

Yunah and Wonhee: different levels of familiarity with the programme

Wonhee has previously appeared on the programme several times, and the preview shows her familiarity in interacting with the cast. Yunah joins as a newcomer, with moments highlighting her reactions during games. Both belong to ILLIT, while their different experience of the programme provides another point of interest.

For viewers who enjoy the groups’ stage performances, variety television shifts attention from rehearsed choreography to immediate conversation and cooperation. A preview is not a complete personality profile and cannot assign permanent roles from a few shots. Treating it as an invitation gives a fairer starting point than deciding the whole episode in advance.

October 31: distinguish time zones and programme versions

7:30 p.m. in Korea is 6:30 p.m. in Taiwan, identifying the planned Korean broadcast rather than promising full subtitles on every Taiwanese platform at that moment. Clips, highlights and complete episodes may follow different release arrangements. Check the actual licensed service.

Note the four guests and October 31 date so that the preview’s publication is not mistaken for the episode’s broadcast. If social edits appear first, a full authorised version can later supply context. The news image is a preview visual retaining programme lettering, not a claim that the composite captures all four in one simultaneous group photograph.

Questions and answers

Who are the guests?

NMIXX’s Lily and Sullyoon and ILLIT’s Yunah and Wonhee, four members in total.

What is the Taiwan-time broadcast?

The planned Korean broadcast is October 31 at 7:30 p.m. KST, equivalent to 6:30 p.m. in Taiwan. Licensed-platform and subtitle release times require separate confirmation.

Does the preview reveal the complete outcome?

No. It is an edited preview, not enough to establish full game results or the guests’ entire performances.

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