Actress Choi Ji-woo finds herself in a state of extreme tension in front of the gap game on 'Whenever There’s a Chance.'
In the SBS entertainment program 'Whenever There’s a Chance,' airing on the 8th, Choi Ji-woo will appear as a 'gap friend.'
On this day, Choi Ji-woo is expected to face a tough challenge in the game's format, raising curiosity. Yoo Jae-suk expresses concern as soon as the game appears, saying, "Isn't this difficulty too high?" To this, Choi Ji-woo begins to panic at the dopamine rush from experiencing the gap game for the first time.
Eventually, as soon as Choi Ji-woo holds a ping pong ball in her hand, she starts to shake uncontrollably, causing a wave of sympathy. The top Hallyu goddess Choi Ji-woo finds herself exhausted as if the small ping pong ball is a boulder.
After barely completing her first attempt, Choi Ji-woo sweats and says, "I thought my eyes were going to cross from concentrating," prompting Yoo Jae-suk to comfort her, saying, "Ji-woo, take it easy."
Yoo Jae-suk then states, "Practice is the only way to survive! We sometimes write dramatic comeback stories," and brings a bucket of ping pong balls to start endless practice. Choi Ji-woo, shaking off her fear of the ping pong ball, immediately joins in, saying, "I should do it when I feel it," causing laughter.
At this moment, a historic truth battle over the success of the game unfolds between the three participants and the production team, drawing intense interest. A tense debate ensues over whether the button was pressed or not.
Eventually, Yoo Yeon-seok joins the production team for a close-up VCR analysis, creating an atmosphere of tension on set. After a fierce debate, Choi Ji-woo reportedly complained, "My head is throbbing," indicating a headache.
Will Yoo Jae-suk, Yoo Yeon-seok, and Choi Ji-woo be able to overcome the fierce truth battle and obstacles to seize good fortune? Find out on 'Whenever There’s a Chance,' airing on the 8th at 9 PM.
[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]
