'Nolmwo' to be off the air for three weeks..Ahn Jung-hwan's daughter graduates from NYU → Hired in Korea [Comprehensive]

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'If You Do, What Will You Do?' announced a three-week hiatus alongside news about Ahn Jung-hwan.

The MBC variety program 'If You Do, What Will You Do?' (directed by Kim Jin-yong, Lee Ju-won, Kim Ki-ho, Ahn Ji-seon, Bang Seong-su, Park Eun-jin; written by Noh Min-seon), which aired on September 12, was titled 'Going to Italy for Ann'. Yoo Jae-suk, Haha, Heo Kyung-hwan, Joo Woo-jae, and Yang Sang-gook enjoyed a trip to Italy within Korea alongside Ahn Jung-hwan, fulfilling the wish of Ahn Jung-hwan, who had not been able to visit Italy in 25 years since the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup.

The household viewership ratings for 'If You Do, What Will You Do?' aired that day were 4.5% nationwide and 4.3% in the Seoul metropolitan area, ranking first among Saturday variety programs and in the same time slot. Reflecting changes in the media consumption environment, the key competitiveness indicator for channel 2054 viewership was 2.7%, securing first place among Saturday variety programs and in the same time slot, achieving a triple crown. The best minute was the ending scene cheering for the Asian Games national team, with the per-minute peak viewership soaring to 5.9%. (Based on Nielsen Korea Seoul metropolitan area)

First, a meeting was held for Ahn Jung-hwan, who served as a football commentator for the '2026 Aichi Nagoya Asian Games'. Ahn Jung-hwan admitted regarding the allegations of misconduct in 2002, "I thought I was the best and acted recklessly. I believed there was no one else who could save Korean football," while also recalling his time as 'Terrace' alongside actor Hyun Bin to rank football players by appearance. Ahn Jung-hwan, eyeing the 'handsome title', boasted, "(I am) the undisputed number one. I hope it won't be broken in the future."

He also spoke about being threatened with execution by the mafia after scoring a golden goal in the Italy match. Ahn Jung-hwan, who still has 'Italy trauma', asked Chef Sam Kim whether he could go to Italy while checking the situation there, but received the answer "It doesn't seem possible," which drew laughter.

Yoo Jae-suk shared an anecdote about encountering Ahn Jung-hwan, who was physically and mentally exhausted at the time. Yoo Jae-suk, who had gone to Japan for variety show filming, said he only learned late that Ahn Jung-hwan avoided the filming crew. At that time, Ahn Jung-hwan suffered from an ankle injury and owed 3.8 billion won in breach-of-contract fees after being released by an Italian club. Ahn Jung-hwan joked, "If it were now, I would have crawled just to say hello."

To support such Ahn Jung-hwan, a trip to Italy that can be enjoyed in Korea was organized. After safely entering (?) Italy, Ahn Jung-hwan indulged in the memories while enjoying Italy. He also relieved his longing for Italy with pasta and pizza.

At an Italian restaurant, Ahn Jung-hwan generously opened his wallet after announcing his daughter Lee-won's job offer. Upon hearing news that Ahn Jung-hwan's daughter was on her "second day of work" (the day of filming), Yoo Jae-suk exclaimed, "Already? Lee-won got a job?", and "This is the most shocking thing I've heard today," expressing surprise on behalf of the 'online uncle'.

Finally, they challenged a mission where youth football donation funds were at stake. Ahn Jung-hwan showcased his professional moments in warm-up games and practice games, raising everyone's expectations, but recorded zero won in donation accumulation during the actual game. Ahn Jung-hwan vented his frustration, saying, "I'm so embarrassed I could die," and promised to fill the donation fund with his own money. Ultimately, 4 million won obtained by Yoo Jae-suk and Haha, plus 6 million won from Ahn Jung-hwan's personal funds, were combined to raise a 10 million won donation fund.

Meanwhile, MBC's 'If You Do, What Will You Do?' will be off the air for three weeks on September 19, September 26, and October 3 due to broadcasting of the '2026 Aichi Nagoya Asian Games', resuming broadcasts on October 10.

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