SBS' new reality dating show "Love Against Time," featuring contestants in their 20s and 30s who have received terminal diagnoses in the past or experienced life-threatening illnesses, is drawing scrutiny over the ethics of turning such deeply personal experiences into entertainment ahead of its August premiere. The broadcaster is set to premiere the series Aug. 3. Details about how the format will unfold remain under wraps, but the network has revealed one of its central mechanics. Each night,
'Love Against Time' features contestants with terminal illnesses seeking love while facing their unique life challenges.
The show is set to premiere on August 3.
Critics argue that turning terminal illness experiences into entertainment may exploit vulnerable individuals.
The show features contestants in their 20s and 30s.