On the Feb. 3 episode, hosts Yoo Jae-suk and Yoo Yeon-seok team with the trio in Seoul’s Gangdong District for a high-energy run of challenges and laughs.
From the jump, Jo, Park Hae-joon, and Park Jung-min fall into easy banter with the MCs, showing off effortless chemistry. With close friends around, Jo steers the chat to his favorite topic―baseball―setting off a string of punchlines.
Jo and Park Jung-min are well-known diehard Hanwha Eagles fans. When Yoo Jae-suk jokes, “Congrats on finishing second,” Jo can’t suppress a grin and gives a smug little shoulder shrug. After a quick roll call of team allegiances, Jo playfully pats Park Hae-joon and Yoo Jae-suk on the shoulders: “You’ve got this! I’m rooting for you!” He adds with a wink, “I really get how that feels―I’ve been there,” which prompts Lotte Giants superfan Park Hae-joon to deadpan, “Then I’ll work hard… at cheering,” sending the set into stitches.
Jo then drops a candid confession: “Jae-suk may be in a gaming slump, but I’ve got the yips”―describing those tense moments when pressure locks up your muscles and the simplest moves go sideways―claiming he’s even shakier than Yoo in actual gameplay. Park Hae-joon chimes in that he’s not much of a gamer either, while Park Jung-min raises his chin like a closer taking the mound: “I’m the ultimate competitor.” When Yoo asks, skeptical, “Are you, though?” Park doubles down: “I’ll show you today,” drawing cheers from the hyungs.
Will self-proclaimed “ultimate competitor” Park Jung-min cut through his teammates’ shaky-game energy and pull off a clutch win? Find out when their easygoing three-way chemistry hits the screen on Tuesday at 9 p.m. on SBS’ "Whenever Possible".
(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)