Chae Soo-bin promises redemption with "one-shot, one-kill" performance in second appearance on 'Whenever Possible'

Actress Chae Soo-bin is drawing intense interest as she confesses to being scolded by her parents following her previous appearance on the SBS variety program 'Whenever Possible.'

SBS variety show 'Whenever Possible' (directed by Choi Bo-pil / writer Chae Jin-a) is a "niche attack" variety show that gifts luck during the brief gaps of time encountered in daily life. The broadcast on the 13th recorded a peak viewership rating of 6.1% and a household rating of 4.2%, marking its 9th consecutive week as the number one program in its time slot across all Tuesday variety and educational programming. It also demonstrated its power as a Tuesday variety leader with a 2049 viewership rating of 1.3%, ranking first among all Tuesday variety shows. In today's (20th) broadcast, "niche friends" (guests) Shin Seung-ho and Chae Soo-bin will search for gaps of time in the Gwanghwamun area alongside "Two-U MCs" Yoo Jae-suk and Yoo Yeon-seok.

Amidst this, Chae Soo-bin is piquing interest by teasing a reversal performance that could instantly erase her parents' disappointment. Recalling her previous appearance where she left viewers wanting more due to consecutive failures, Chae shared the unexpected anecdote, "My mother was disappointed. She said she was embarrassed because she takes great pride in her athleticism." As this is her second appearance, she is in a situation where she must meet her mother's expectations. Showing newfound confidence compared to before, Chae remarked, "I have a good feeling today," before revealing her hidden skills during the "eraser flipping game." As Chae successfully pulls off "one-shot, one-kill" moves whenever she takes a turn, Yoo Jae-suk, who was briefly worried, immediately recognizes her as the ace, saying, "Soo-bin, you do everything."

This, in turn, ignites the competitive spirit of Yoo Jae-suk, Yoo Yeon-seok, and Shin Seung-ho. In particular, Shin Seung-ho issued a declaration of war to the production team, warning, "Watch the camera. I play hard," while showcasing his overwhelming physique. Furthermore, it is reported that he will become a "cheering fairy," repeatedly shouting "Don't worry" at every opportunity.

Whether Chae Soo-bin can protect her mother's athletic pride through her "one-shot, one-kill" performance until the end, and the explosive "eraser flipping" battle between the group, can be seen in today's (20th) broadcast of 'Whenever Possible.'

The healing variety show 'Whenever Possible,' which promises even stronger, life-oriented laughter and emotion, airs every Tuesday at 9 PM.

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