Dr Pimple Popper

Keke, whose skin is dotted with bumps, feels self‑conscious about being intimate with her husband. Meanwhile, Corey is branded a devil worshipper due to a growth on his forehead, and both characters grapple with the stigma attached to their physical conditions in their daily lives.

The Exorcyst is an episode‑style programme that presents a compact, self‑contained story. It is billed simply as an “episode” within the broader series, offering viewers a brief but focused narrative rather than a full‑length series. The format keeps the action tight and the tone consistent throughout its run time. At the centre of the episode are two characters whose personal insecurities dominate the plot. Keke, whose skin is covered in bumps, finds herself feeling deeply embarrassed whenever intimacy with her husband arises. The physical condition makes her self‑conscious, and she struggles to bridge the gap between desire and discomfort. Meanwhile, Corey faces a very different sort of stigma: because of an unusual growth on his forehead, he has been branded a devil worshipper by those around him. The label sticks, shaping how others treat him and how he perceives his own identity. These two threads run side by side, highlighting how external appearances can trigger internal turmoil. Keke’s reluctance to be close and Corey’s unwanted reputation both stem from visible traits that others fixate on, creating tension in their respective relationships. The episode therefore concentrates on the awkwardness and misunderstanding that arise when bodily differences become the focus of judgment, leaving the characters to navigate the awkward spaces between personal shame and public perception.