Yoo Jae-suk's 'Apology Broadcast' Didn't Work... Ratings Drop for 2 Consecutive Weeks, 'Whenever I Get a Chance' Stakes in the 3% Range

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Whenever I Have a Moment, despite Yoo Jae-suks apology broadcast, recorded a viewership rating in the 3% range.The SBS variety show Whenever I Have a Moment, which aired on the 20th, recorded a nationwide rating of 3.7%, dropping 0.3 percentage points from the previous episode and marking a downward trend for two consecutive weeks. On this days broadcast, the twoMCs, Yoo Jae-suk and Yoo Yeon-seok, were joined by Moment Friends (guests) Shin Seung-ho and Chae Soo-bin to fill the gap time in Gwanghwamun.As the four reunited after the previous recording was canceled, they displayed even more delightful chemistry. Yoo Jae-suk welcomed his younger colleagues with a much more generous attitude, stating, Today is Yoo Jae-suks apology broadcast. Even when Yoo Yeon-seok boasted about their friendship by mentioning they belong to the same agency, Yoo Jae-suk instead praised him, saying, Thank you, our King Kongs. In response, Chae Soo-bin expressed her determination for revenge, saying, My mom takes pride in her athletic abilities, but she told me she was embarrassed watching the Whenever I Get a Gap game last time. Yoo Yeon-seok then remarked, The elite squad has arrived today, anticipating their performance in the game.The first group of guests were office workers from the Seoul Global Center. In particular, foreign employees who have been living in Korea for several years surprised everyone by displaying fluent vocabulary and witty banter.The first game was Eraser Killing Shot!, a relay game where participants flicked erasers to knock over boxes of ballpoint pens. When the prizes—the much-talked-about merchandise from the National Museum of Korea—appeared, Yoo Jae-suk burned with enthusiasm, declaring, Im going to throw my whole body at this. Shin Seung-ho played timidly, contrary to his spirit, causing Yoo Yeon-seok to cry out, Why are you so timid? On the other hand, Chae Soo-bin became the ace by hitting the box on her third attempt, leading to a thrilling success in Stage 1.Spurred on by this, Shin Seung-ho mobilized his entire forearm and mastered the secret to success, transforming into a true competitor. Finally, the four succeeded in Stage 2, with Yoo Jae-suk hitting two birds with one stone followed by Shin Seung-hos decisive blow; however, despite the opportunity for an additional challenge, they ultimately failed to overcome the barrier of Stage 3.Yoo Jae-suk revealed an unexpected Chu-chu-mi (a play on words meaning old-fashioned humor), stating, For me, old-fashioned humor is my Chu-chu-mi. Yoo Jae-suk showed off his good-natured charm by naturally greeting citizens, saying, I like the free spirit of an older man. Then, Chae Soo-bin joined in, saying, Im also called a celebrity ajumma (middle-aged woman) among my friends, uniting them in their shared Chu-chu-mi.Yoo Jae-suk even volunteered to flex with apples. When Shin Seung-ho and Chae Soo-bin spotted a prop shop and entered saying, Senior, please buy this for us, Yoo Jae-suk loudly declared, Buy everything today! However, he became emotional when Shin Seung-ho asked, Can I buy some accessories? and began shopping in earnest.The second gap host was the director of a gayageum academy. Running cultural experience classes for foreigners, the host confided, Sometimes, when I look outside on days without students, I feel sad because there are so many tourists, while also revealing the cheerful behind-the-scenes story of running the academy, which is experiencing a boom thanks to BTS.The second gap game was Sogo Tongtong!, where participants bounced a table tennis ball with a sogo drum to score a goal in a hat. The four succeeded in Stage 1 on their very first attempt, but the atmosphere took a turn when a 10-second countdown was added to Stage 2. Shin Seung-ho was startled by the production crews countdown and once again went into nervous mode, pleading, Please dont count the numbers. Fortunately, they passed Stage 2 after intense training, but when Shin Seung-ho complained of leg pain due to his over-immersion, Yoo Jae-suk lamented, Seung-ho is high-maintenance.At this, even the host cautiously suggested, Can we stop right now? The four of them embarked on endless practice and succeeded in placing the table tennis ball on the podium during the final challenge, but the ball bounced away narrowly, ending in a Stage 3 failure. The four of them repeatedly apologized and could not lift their heads.
Whenever I Have a Moment, despite Yoo Jae-suks apology broadcast, recorded a viewership rating in the 3% range.The SBS variety show Whenever I Have a Moment, which aired on the 20th, recorded a nationwide rating of 3.7%, dropping 0.3 percentage points from the previous episode and marking a downward trend for two consecutive weeks. On this days broadcast, the twoMCs, Yoo Jae-suk and Yoo Yeon-seok, were joined by Moment Friends (guests) Shin Seung-ho and Chae Soo-bin to fill the gap time in Gwanghwamun.As the four reunited after the previous recording was canceled, they displayed even more delightful chemistry. Yoo Jae-suk welcomed his younger colleagues with a much more generous attitude, stating, Today is Yoo Jae-suks apology broadcast. Even when Yoo Yeon-seok boasted about their friendship by mentioning they belong to the same agency, Yoo Jae-suk instead praised him, saying, Thank you, our King Kongs. In response, Chae Soo-bin expressed her determination for revenge, saying, My mom takes pride in her athletic abilities, but she told me she was embarrassed watching the Whenever I Get a Gap game last time. Yoo Yeon-seok then remarked, The elite squad has arrived today, anticipating their performance in the game.The first group of guests were office workers from the Seoul Global Center. In particular, foreign employees who have been living in Korea for several years surprised everyone by displaying fluent vocabulary and witty banter.The first game was Eraser Killing Shot!, a relay game where participants flicked erasers to knock over boxes of ballpoint pens. When the prizes—the much-talked-about merchandise from the National Museum of Korea—appeared, Yoo Jae-suk burned with enthusiasm, declaring, Im going to throw my whole body at this. Shin Seung-ho played timidly, contrary to his spirit, causing Yoo Yeon-seok to cry out, Why are you so timid? On the other hand, Chae Soo-bin became the ace by hitting the box on her third attempt, leading to a thrilling success in Stage 1.Spurred on by this, Shin Seung-ho mobilized his entire forearm and mastered the secret to success, transforming into a true competitor. Finally, the four succeeded in Stage 2, with Yoo Jae-suk hitting two birds with one stone followed by Shin Seung-hos decisive blow; however, despite the opportunity for an additional challenge, they ultimately failed to overcome the barrier of Stage 3.Yoo Jae-suk revealed an unexpected Chu-chu-mi (a play on words meaning old-fashioned humor), stating, For me, old-fashioned humor is my Chu-chu-mi. Yoo Jae-suk showed off his good-natured charm by naturally greeting citizens, saying, I like the free spirit of an older man. Then, Chae Soo-bin joined in, saying, Im also called a celebrity ajumma (middle-aged woman) among my friends, uniting them in their shared Chu-chu-mi.Yoo Jae-suk even volunteered to flex with apples. When Shin Seung-ho and Chae Soo-bin spotted a prop shop and entered saying, Senior, please buy this for us, Yoo Jae-suk loudly declared, Buy everything today! However, he became emotional when Shin Seung-ho asked, Can I buy some accessories? and began shopping in earnest.The second gap host was the director of a gayageum academy. Running cultural experience classes for foreigners, the host confided, Sometimes, when I look outside on days without students, I feel sad because there are so many tourists, while also revealing the cheerful behind-the-scenes story of running the academy, which is experiencing a boom thanks to BTS.The second gap game was Sogo Tongtong!, where participants bounced a table tennis ball with a sogo drum to score a goal in a hat. The four succeeded in Stage 1 on their very first attempt, but the atmosphere took a turn when a 10-second countdown was added to Stage 2. Shin Seung-ho was startled by the production crews countdown and once again went into nervous mode, pleading, Please dont count the numbers. Fortunately, they passed Stage 2 after intense training, but when Shin Seung-ho complained of leg pain due to his over-immersion, Yoo Jae-suk lamented, Seung-ho is high-maintenance.At this, even the host cautiously suggested, Can we stop right now? The four of them embarked on endless practice and succeeded in placing the table tennis ball on the podium during the final challenge, but the ball bounced away narrowly, ending in a Stage 3 failure. The four of them repeatedly apologized and could not lift their heads.

"Whenever I Have a Moment," despite Yoo Jae-suk’s apology broadcast, recorded a viewership rating in the 3% range.

The SBS variety show "Whenever I Have a Moment," which aired on the 20th, recorded a nationwide rating of 3.7%, dropping 0.3 percentage points from the previous episode and marking a downward trend for two consecutive weeks. On this day's broadcast, the twoMCs, Yoo Jae-suk and Yoo Yeon-seok, were joined by "Moment Friends" (guests) Shin Seung-ho and Chae Soo-bin to fill the "gap time" in Gwanghwamun.

As the four reunited after the previous recording was canceled, they displayed even more delightful chemistry. Yoo Jae-suk welcomed his younger colleagues with a much more generous attitude, stating, "Today is Yoo Jae-suk’s apology broadcast." Even when Yoo Yeon-seok boasted about their friendship by mentioning they belong to the same agency, Yoo Jae-suk instead praised him, saying, "Thank you, our King Kongs." In response, Chae Soo-bin expressed her determination for revenge, saying, “My mom takes pride in her athletic abilities, but she told me she was embarrassed watching the ‘Whenever I Get a Gap’ game last time.” Yoo Yeon-seok then remarked, “The elite squad has arrived today,” anticipating their performance in the game.

The first group of guests were office workers from the Seoul Global Center. In particular, foreign employees who have been living in Korea for several years surprised everyone by displaying fluent vocabulary and witty banter.

The first game was ‘Eraser Killing Shot!’, a relay game where participants flicked erasers to knock over boxes of ballpoint pens. When the prizes—the much-talked-about merchandise from the National Museum of Korea—appeared, Yoo Jae-suk burned with enthusiasm, declaring, “I’m going to throw my whole body at this.” Shin Seung-ho played timidly, contrary to his spirit, causing Yoo Yeon-seok to cry out, “Why are you so timid?” On the other hand, Chae Soo-bin became the ace by hitting the box on her third attempt, leading to a thrilling success in Stage 1.

Spurred on by this, Shin Seung-ho mobilized his entire forearm and mastered the secret to success, transforming into a true competitor. Finally, the four succeeded in Stage 2, with Yoo Jae-suk hitting two birds with one stone followed by Shin Seung-ho's decisive blow; however, despite the opportunity for an additional challenge, they ultimately failed to overcome the barrier of Stage 3.

Yoo Jae-suk revealed an unexpected "Chu-chu-mi" (a play on words meaning "old-fashioned humor"), stating, "For me, 'old-fashioned humor' is my Chu-chu-mi." Yoo Jae-suk showed off his good-natured charm by naturally greeting citizens, saying, "I like the free spirit of an older man." Then, Chae Soo-bin joined in, saying, "I'm also called a 'celebrity ajumma' (middle-aged woman) among my friends," uniting them in their shared Chu-chu-mi.

Yoo Jae-suk even volunteered to "flex" with apples. When Shin Seung-ho and Chae Soo-bin spotted a prop shop and entered saying, "Senior, please buy this for us," Yoo Jae-suk loudly declared, "Buy everything today!" However, he became emotional when Shin Seung-ho asked, "Can I buy some accessories?" and began shopping in earnest.

The second "gap host" was the director of a gayageum academy. Running cultural experience classes for foreigners, the host confided, "Sometimes, when I look outside on days without students, I feel sad because there are so many tourists," while also revealing the cheerful behind-the-scenes story of running the academy, which is experiencing a boom thanks to BTS.

The second "gap game" was "Sogo Tongtong!", where participants bounced a table tennis ball with a sogo drum to score a goal in a hat. The four succeeded in Stage 1 on their very first attempt, but the atmosphere took a turn when a 10-second countdown was added to Stage 2. Shin Seung-ho was startled by the production crew's countdown and once again went into "nervous mode," pleading, "Please don't count the numbers." Fortunately, they passed Stage 2 after intense training, but when Shin Seung-ho complained of leg pain due to his over-immersion, Yoo Jae-suk lamented, "Seung-ho is high-maintenance."

At this, even the host cautiously suggested, "Can we stop right now?" The four of them embarked on endless practice and succeeded in placing the table tennis ball on the podium during the final challenge, but the ball bounced away narrowly, ending in a Stage 3 failure. The four of them repeatedly apologized and could not lift their heads.