KBS 1TV aired a special documentary 'A Move by Legends' ahead of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, featuring commentators Park Yong-taek and Kim Tae-gyun (baseball), Ki Bo-bae (archery), and Lee Young-pyo (football), highlighting their Asian Games experiences.

[Lee Young-pyo, tears from missing a penalty in the 2002 Busan semifinal shootout against Iran]

Commentator Lee Young-pyo recalled the 2002 Busan Asian Games men's football semifinal against Iran, when he played as captain. He described receiving a yellow card during the match and said, "There was a lot of time-wasting, and it was hard to deal with it wisely." He then revealed that after missing his penalty in the shootout, he cried alone out of guilt, saying, "I felt pressure, as if I had to make up for the other players' shares too," and left a message for younger players to give their best.

[Park Yong-taek and Kim Tae-gyun, the 2010 Guangzhou final against Taiwan and a word from Choo Shin-soo]

Baseball commentators Park Yong-taek and Kim Tae-gyun watched footage of the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games final against Taiwan together and reminisced. Park mentioned Kim's change in weight, and Kim replied that the food at the athletes' village had been delicious. Kim shared an experience of being teased by teammates for his poor performance and an anecdote in which Choo Shin-soo said, "Tae-gyun, are you not going to play baseball?" He said that although the team won the gold medal thanks to Choo's performance, he felt sorry about his own role. For players to watch at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, Park picked Kwak Bin and Kim picked Kim Do-young.

[Ki Bo-bae, Guangzhou as the youngest member... reflections on the team gold medal and the individual quarterfinal elimination]

Archery commentator Ki Bo-bae watched footage of the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games women's team archery final with caster Lee Jae-hu, recalling being selected as the top seed as the youngest member at the time. Speaking of winning the team gold medal and being eliminated in the individual quarterfinals, she said, "If I hadn't tasted defeat in the quarterfinals, I wouldn't be who I am today. If things had gone smoothly from the start, I would have taken this position for granted."

Meanwhile, KBS will accompany viewers through the 16-day journey of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games under the slogan "The moment we become one again — for the Asian Games, too, it's KBS."