Controversial Investigation Unveils Shocking Truth about Election Fraud in Tsugaru Region

TBS variety show “Wednesday Downtown” aired an unusual segment on June 5th, titled “The Outrageous Theory of Election Fraud in Tsugaru Region.” This theory, which was not announced in advance through commercials or other means, sparked various reactions on social media. The previous episode on June 21st had tested the theory of “The Chaotic Nature of Showa Era, Even if All the Footage is Fake, the Z Generation Won’t Notice,” leading viewers to speculate if the segment this time would be similar. As a result, many viewers searched for “Tsugaru election” and the term became a trending topic online, with comments such as “This is like an Elpis-like development” and “It’s too dark.”

The VTR (video tape recording) in this episode was different from the usual, prompting host Matsumoto Hitoshi to jokingly ask, “Is today a collaboration with ‘News23’?” Co-host Ijichi Koichi also expressed his confusion, saying, “Did someone who was demoted from the news department come to the show (laughs)? What do you want to do with our hearts?”

In a tweet, the official account of “Wednesday Downtown” revealed that the episode airing on July 5th would feature a “Real Disbandment Prank” as the fourth installment of their original “Real Prank” series. The prank would utilize the real disbandment of a comedy duo and inform the target through a complex prank format that the disbandment is “real.”

How did viewers react to “The Outrageous Theory of Election Fraud in Tsugaru Region” segment on “Wednesday Downtown”?

The popular TBS variety show “Wednesday Downtown” surprised viewers with an unconventional segment on June 5th. Titled “The Outrageous Theory of Election Fraud in Tsugaru Region,” the segment generated a range of reactions on social media. Unlike other segments, this theory was not promoted beforehand through commercials or any other means, adding to the element of surprise. Fans of the show speculated if the segment would follow a similar format to the previous episode, which explored the theory of “The Chaotic Nature of Showa Era, Even if All the Footage is Fake, the Z Generation Won’t Notice.”

As a result, many viewers searched for “Tsugaru election” online, causing the term to trend on social media. Comments flooded in, with some comparing the unexpected segment to a development reminiscent of Elpis, a mysterious character known for bringing unexpected twists to stories. Others found the segment to be rather dark in its presentation.

Adding to the intrigue, the format of the video tape recording (VTR) in this episode differed from the show’s usual style. Host Matsumoto Hitoshi jokingly questioned if the episode was a collaboration with the news program “News23,” while co-host Ijichi Koichi expressed his confusion and humorously pondered if someone who was demoted from the news department had joined the show.

The official Twitter account of “Wednesday Downtown” later disclosed that the episode airing on July 5th would feature the fourth installment of their original “Real Prank” series, titled “Real Disbandment Prank.” In this prank, a comedy duo would genuinely disband, and the show would inform the target of this news through a complex prank format that would make them believe the disbandment is real. This announcement caused anticipation among fans, as they eagerly awaited to see how the show would execute this unique and engaging prank.

Overall, “Wednesday Downtown” continues to captivate audiences with its unexpected and original content, sparking conversations and leaving viewers eagerly anticipating each new episode.