Yu Jae-seok Calls Yoo Jae-myung a 'Broadcast Machine' on 'Whenever Possible' — How Did the Mission End?

By  Kim Hyo-jung  | Oct 7, 2026

Yu Jae-seok Calls Yoo Jae-myung a 'Broadcast Machine' on 'Whenever Possible' — How Did the Mission End?
Whenever Possible (Photo=Getty Images Korea)Yoo Jae-myung and Lee Sun-bin fell to their knees in front of the gap masters.

On the October 6 broadcast of SBS's "Whenever Possible," actors Yoo Jae-myung and Lee Sun-bin appeared as "gap friends."

During the broadcast, Yoo Jae-myung and Lee Sun-bin introduced their upcoming film, "CSAT: Secret of Exam Questions."

When they introduced it as a chaotic black comedy following the story of the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) exam-writing committee, Yu Jae-seok looked at Yoo Jae-myung and said, "Jae-myung, you really look like an actual CSAT test writer."

Yoo Jae-myung frankly admitted that he belongs to the Hakryeokgosa generation and does not know much about the CSAT. He then asked, "Excuse me, but would it be alright if I shared a message of encouragement?"

Yoo Jae-myung smoothly delivered an encouraging message: "To all our youth currently preparing for the CSAT, you have worked so hard up to now, and there is not much time left. Please be careful not to catch a cold during this change of seasons, stay strong, and fighting!"

Yu Jae-seok marveled in response, "You're practically a broadcast machine," and Yoo Jae-myung drew attention by replying, "Honestly, I came on the show just to say this. I've developed a bit of a sense of responsibility."

After failing their first gap mission that day, the four could hardly raise their heads in front of the gap masters. Yoo Jae-myung then brought laughter by turning to Lee Sun-bin, known as the daughter of Cheonan, to ask for a lunch recommendation: "My chest feels like it's burning up, so let's eat something cold and refreshing."

The person stuck paying the bill for the meal—which ranged from perilla oil makguksu to walnut pastries—turned out to be Yu Jae-seok. In a hot-potato word-chain game, Yoo Jae-myung warmed hearts by revealing that his victory in the bet was thanks to his eight-year-old son, saying, "To be honest, I play the word-chain game about three times a day because of my son. So when they said word chain, I felt completely at ease."

Energized after enjoying the walnut pastries paid for by Yu Jae-seok and the coffee bought by Yoo Jae-myung, the four headed out to meet their second gap masters.

The four cleared stages one and two relatively smoothly. Filled with anticipation, the gap masters shouted "GO" for the third round.

However, the four failed the mission, squandering even their chance card, and once again hung their heads in dismay.
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