My Better Half 老公萬歲

English Title: My Better Half 老公萬歲 (previously known as Oh, My Darling)
Cantonese Title: Lo Gong Man Sui
Broadcast Date: 16th February 2010 – 16th March 2010
Length: 20 Episode
Cast: Maggie Cheung, Michael Miu, Michael Tse, Teresa Lee, Mandy Cho, and more…

Synopsis :
Pharmaceutical company employee Ching Sum (Miu Kiu Wai) has an overbearing wife, Ko Lai Sum (Cheung Ho Yee, Maggie). In order not to fight head-on with her, he has been playing ostrich in their seven years of marriage. Lai Sum, however, has never stopped watching his move, as she always believes he is fooling around behind her back. Sum’s younger brother, Ching Yee (Tse Tin Wah), laughs at Sum a lot, but he also feels sorry for his plight, and gives him practical advices whenever he can. One day, Sum is caught red-handed in Shenzhen by Lai Sum, who proposes to divorce him! Yee always claims he has never lost in the game of love, until he meets Miu Ling Chi (Theresa Lee), a newly recruited management staff of the company. Yee loses bitterly this time, and almost loses his job, too.

Why is it that relationship can be earth-shattering but marriage only revolves around trifles? Miu Kiu Wai plays a henpecked man for the first time ever, and Maggie acts as his bruiser wife in her powerful comeback. So make sure you don’t miss this explosively funny romantic comedy which exposes the very truth about relationships!

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Room To Let 有房出租

English Title: Room To Let 有房出租
Cantonese Title: Yau Fong Chut Jo
Broadcast Date: 01th March 2010 – 05th March 2010
Length: 13 Episode
Cast: Ella Koon, Leila Tong, John Chiang, Pakho Chau, Gabriel Harrison, Gordan Lau, Wai Ka Hung

Synopsis :
This modern comedy revolves around eight tenants living in an old apartment building in Hong Kong on Graham Street. Each from different walks of life struggling with day to day conflicts and personal problems. Starring John Chiang, Pakho Chau, Ella Koon, Leila tong, Gabriel Harrison, Gordon Liu and Wai Ka Hung.

Doris (Leila Tong) is the only daughter of Lee Lam Lam (John Chiang) and his ex-wife, Leona. Born in England, Doris grew up in a protected family. She studied at the University in England but did not complete her courses, and she ran back to Hong Kong to hide after accumulating large amounts of debts. Doris has always been unhappy that her parents divorced and mainly blames her father Lee Lam Lam.

Can these eight tenants find peace and comfort among each other ? Or will they continue to cause havoc and chaos?

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Cupid Stupid 戀愛星求人

English Title: Cupid Stupid 戀愛星求人 (Previously titled as The Stars of Love)
Cantonese Title: Lyun Ngoi Sing Kau Yan
Broadcast Date: 25th January 2010 – 25th February 2010
Length: 20 Episode
Cast: Steven Ma, Tavia Yeung, Michael Tse, Mandy Cho, Law Lok Lam, Jack Wu and many others.

Synopsis :
How would one’s horoscope be interpreted and affect one’s love life? A simple note that reads “Getting to meet the most important person in your life” is strong enough to draw fishmonger Chi Yat Po (Steven Ma), toy shop assistant Kan Ngo Lam (Tavia Yeung) and toy designer Koon Sing Ho (Tse Tin Wah) into a torrid love triangle. When making their way out of the maze, the three of them begin to hesitate. Can one’s love life really be predicted?

Unlike his childhood friend Lam, Po does not believe in horoscopes. But this does not affect their friendship at all and they are even closer than ever. Po is held up to ridicule while trying to save Lam from her lovelorn woe. Believing that Po is her Mr. Right, Lam seeks every opportunity to express her love for him. Sadly Po has realized this too late, and Lam is already going out with Ho, with whom she is very compatible in terms of star signs, personalities and interests. Ho’s ex-girlfriend Fong Cheuk Kei (Mandy Cho) cannot bear to part from the man, forcing Lam to give up on the relationship reluctantly. During this most difficult time, Po has once again stood by Lam with tender loving care. As time goes by, the pair has gradually developed a genuine affection for each other. All of a sudden, Ho turns up and asks to get back with Lam. To LAM, Ho is a dream while Po helps keep her feet on the ground. Who is she going to stay with in the end?

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The Season Of Fate 五味人生

English Title: The Season Of Fate 五味人生 (previous title: Five Flavors of Life)
Cantonese Title: Ng Mei Yan Saang
Broadcast Date: 11th January 2010 – 12th February 2010
Length: 25 Episodes
Cast: Roger Kwok, Esther Kwan, Michelle Yim, Ng Wai Kwok, Derek Kwok, Vivien Yeo, Oscar Leung, Aloys Chen, Mimi Lo, Pierre Ngo, Regen Cheung, Elena Kong, Ha Ping, Felix Lok, Yvonne Lam, Irene Wong and more…

Synopsis :

Poor Lin Sheung Chun (Kwan Wing Ho, Esther) is sold to Kwan’s family as a concubine but her husband passes away accidentally. Losing husband has caused the first wife Wong Yeuk Lam (Michelle Yim) erratic behaviour. Chun has no choice but to take up all family responsibilities including operation of the family’s bistro. During the time, Ma Wing Ching (Kwok Chun On) and Lei Shi Mui (Regen Cheung) are swindling around, their schemes get unveiled by Chun. However, Lam mistakenly recognizes Ching as her senior apprentice and she runs after him all the time. Ching seizes the chance to swindle money by working at the bistro. After a series of incidents, Chun and Ching unexpectedly have crush on each other. Chun feels caught in the middle between Ching and her childhood friend Leung Gau Mui (Kok Ching Hung). All of a sudden, Lam’s second senior apprentice Yam Fei Yeung (Ng Wai Kwok) returns home with his foster son Yam Shing Tin (Leung Lit Wai). Yeung hopes to get Lam’s heart back to him but Chun believes that he has intentions behind it. Coming as a surprise, she discovers the secret of Ching…

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