On "Whenever Possible," Yu Jae-seok, Yoo Yeonseok, and Yang Se-jong reveal how the causes of their injuries change with age.

On the SBS variety show "Whenever Possible," airing on the night of November 3, the "Two Yoo MCs" Yu Jae-seok and Yoo Yeonseok team up with guest "gap friends," actors Lee Dong-hwi and Yang Se-jong, to deliver good fortune during spare moments in Haebangchon, Seoul.

During a recent recording, Yang Se-jong shared his concerns following an injury, saying, "Ever since I suffered an ankle fracture, I've been taking care of my body. I'm trying to make sure the first digit of my weight doesn't change." In response, Yoo Yeonseok vented his sorrow over injuries that arrive without any clear reason, saying, "These days, I wake up injured. Running is trendy right now, so I'm doing marathons, but whenever I run, my knees hurt."

To this, Yu Jae-seok bragged(?) about injury stories that the younger members could never imagine, saying, "If I run, my knees give out. That's why I hear everyone is going to the hospital these days." He then delivered the clincher, saying, "If I start talking about those kinds of stories, there's no end to it," turning the set into a sea of laughter.

On this day, the four displayed their chemistry as "beloved brothers" that transcended generations. Lee Dong-hwi and Yang Se-jong shone as a fantastic younger-brother duo, attentively filling in the gaps for the two older brothers, and Yu Jae-seok expressed his satisfaction, saying, "There really is a reason they are so well-loved."

Meanwhile, "Whenever Possible," which has solidified its position as a Tuesday variety show powerhouse by maintaining the No. 1 spot in its time slot for 11 consecutive weeks, is scheduled to air tonight (November 3) at 10:30 p.m. due to the broadcast of Game 1 of the 2026 KBO Korean Series. 

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)