English Title: Growing Through Life 摘星之旅
Cantonese Title: Neoi Jan Zeoi Tung
Broadcast Date: 9th August 2010 – 17th September 2010
Length: 30
Cast: Lau Chung Yan, Raymond Lam, Bosco Wong, Cecilia Yip, Zhao Ziqi, Toby Leung, Lam Ka Wah, Lui Yau Wai and more..

Synopsis :
Hoi Sing (Raymond Lam) and his mother Ho Wai-Sum (Lui Yau Wai) have been runs a domestic appliance manufacturing factory. Sing’s uncle Hoi Leung (Lau Chung Yan) is a money-minded snob who has been seeking to acquire the factory by whatever means. Leung’s wife Cheng Ming-Chu (Cecilia Yip) and daughter Hoi Mei-Sz (Toby Leung) try to intercede for Sing and finally manages to convince the man to put the acquisition on hold.

Eager to covet the plant site, Leung places a spy Fong Lai-King (Zhao Ziqi) in the factory to create havoc. To convince Leung give up on his acquisition plan, Sum reveals a long-kept secret. Sing on the other hand invites his friend Chung Lam-Tai (Bosco Wong) to join his factory as an ally to the family business.

But who would have thought that Tai is a wolf in sheep’s clothing and Sing gets betrayed by Tai. To top it off, his fiancée Chuk Yiu-Kwan (Song Wen Fei) calls off their wedding. The cold reality eventually forces the lad to retaliate with fierce commercial strategies with his next of kin.

English Title: Can’t Buy Me Love 公主嫁到
Cantonese Title: Gung Zyu Ga Dou
Broadcast Date: 23rd August 2010 – 3rd October 2010
Length: 32
Cast: Charmaine Sheh, Moses Chan, Linda Chung, Wong Ho Yin, Fala Chen, Ma Kwok Ming, Kwan Kuk Ying, Lee Heung Kam and more..

Synopsis :
Reluctant to marry into the Tibetan royal family, the wilful Princess Chiu Yeung (Charmaine Sheh) has to find herself a husband as soon as possible. Owner of a gold store Ting Loi-Hei (Susanna Kwan) recommends her second and third sons, Kam Dor-Luk (Moses Chan) and Kam Dor-Shau (Raymond Wong) to the Princess, hoping that the royal marriage would bring them out of financial crisis and somehow save their family business.

Not wanting his brother to sacrifice for the family, Dor-Luk offers to marry the Princess himself. Shortly after the marriage, Yeung begins to show her true self. She needs the Kams to treat and respect her as a distinguished princess instead of a family member. Even the spiritual leader of the family Granny Kam (Lee Heung Kam) is not spared.

Yeung’s handmaiden Szeto Ngan-Ping (Fala Chen) is a haughty young woman who has no regard for anyone, not even the government matchmaker Ting Yau-Wai (Kenneth Ma). The Kams cannot put up with Yeung anymore and decide ally and fight back. But to everyone’s surprise, Ng Sz-Tak (Linda Chung), the most vigorous maid of the family takes Yeung’s side and goes against the Kams.

After back and forth bickering, Luk and Yeung are on the verge of breaking up for the third time. The matter is drawn to the attention of the royal family and finally settled by Emperor Taizong. Marrying the Princess is supposed to bring Luk wealth and honour, but all that glitters is not always gold, especially when the bride is such a self-willed shrew.

English Title: The Comeback Clan 翻叮一族
Cantonese Title: Faan Ding Jat Zuk
Broadcast Date: 20th September 2010 – 15th October 2010
Length: 20
Cast: Kwan Wing Chung, Choi Shuk Yin, Ha Yu, Hui Shiu Hung, Sheung Tin Ngor, Ng Wing Mei, Sammul Chan, Ngo Ka Nin, Shirley Yeung, Natalie Tong and more..

Synopsis :
Severely hit by the financial turmoil in Hong Kong, Tai Ku-Tung’s (Ha Yu) restaurant is running short of capital while Yip Mo-Sing (Hui Shiu Hung) is interested in acquiring the restaurant’s location. He decides to invest in it, ignorant of the restaurant’s financial situation.

With the restaurant’s problem temporarily solved, Tung concentrates on working out new dishes and ideas for the restaurant. He discovers Tsui Hei-Hei (Sheung Tin Ngor), a novice cook with a signature egg fried rice recipe. She even wins the appreciation of the Michelin food critic experts. As a result, Tung treats her extremely well.

One day, a bank representative, Lei Yung-Chi (Ng Wing Mei) pops into the restaurant and claims that Hei has a debt with the bank. She picks a fight with Chi in a heated argument. In the fight, Hei is injured and loses her memory.

For fear of losing the restaurant’s reputation, Tung decides to put on a show and pretends to be Hei’s elder brother while Sing acts as her husband. Cello teacher Yip Tsik-Leung (Sammul Chan) plays Hei’s son and his girlfriend, Tai Ying-Lei (Natalie Tong) is assigned the role of Hei’s cousin.

In the meantime, Yung is fired from the bank but now claims that she is a shareholder and plans to reform the entire restaurant. Now all three owners want to make decisions but all three have different ideas. A triangular power struggle is developed in the process.

English Title: The Men of Justice 法網群英 (previously known as Heroes of the Law)
Cantonese Title: Faat Mong Kwan Ying
Broadcast Date: 26th July 2010 – 11th September 2010
Length: 36
Cast: Lawrence Ng, Amy Chan, William So, Kenneth Chan, Pinky Cheung, Jo Koo, Jackie Lui, Joey Meng and more..

Synopsis :
Involved in firearms transaction, the “Big Gangster” was murdered, the CID female senior inspector Chow Kwok Kuen (Pinky Cheung) felt the situation was unusual, vigorously inspected the case. During the time, cold-blooded shootout happened in town and armed robberies, Inspector Chow had a reason to believe that these were related to the firearms transaction. She quickly asked Yeung Wai Sam (Jackie Lui) to be the undercover, but he refused to provide the information that he found, causing Inspector Chow to be greatly displeased. The related case is actually involved with the triad community, as the person up top who has power to make decisions in the traid, Lai Tak Chung (Berg Ng) knew the case is very serious involving firearms. The police will crack it down to the end, so he had other plans to distract the police in investing the wrong path. Inspector Chow has to ask Sam to help her again, but sense that Sam is starting to get off track, making the mission serious. The senior inspector quickly took action and sent out a female undercover Suen Ming Wah (Jo Koo) to get close to Sam.

Chung’s old partner’s son came back from the States for vacation and was involved in drug abuse and rape of young girls, there is a high possibility that he’ll get a death sentence and needed attorney Tong Ka Ming (Kenneth Chan)‘s help, Ming and Mainland lawyer worked together to legally overcome the death sentence in court. Once he wins the case, Ming will gain more of Chung’s trust. Chung knew that Police won’t give up on the narcotics case, so he secretly sent off the most high profile subordinates away and thus giving more opportunities to Sam in working for him. Sam secretly investigated and found out about the secret sent off, then told Wah about it. Wah reported the information to her boss and started a battle of wits with Chung. Under Fong Chi Ho (Lawrence Ng) complete support, the most important case is under his hands. Ho will be battling in court with Ming to see if he can really make Chung suffer the consequences of law.

Meanwhile, Sam and Wah started developing a closer relationship, Wah is starting to understand Sam’s inner world and soon the two developed a relationship…
(Rough Translation by: aZnangel)

English Title: Beauty Knows No Pain 女人最痛
Cantonese Title: Neoi Jan Zeoi Tung
Broadcast Date: 26th July 2010 – 20th August 2010
Length: 20
Cast: Michelle Yim, Cheung Ho Yee, Ma Tak Chung, Tang Lai Ming, Lam Ka Wah, Chan Kwok Bong, Kong Mei Yee, Jia Xiaochen and more..

Synopsis :
Wong Hoi King (Michelle Yim) is successful in both career and life. However, she accidentally discovers that her husband Chin Kwong Lung (Lam Ka Wah) has committed adultery. In order to maintain the relationship, King is willing to take the risk of getting pregnant despite her age. Pregnancy has imposed great pressure on her daily life as well as her career. Her aggressive subordinate Sa Yuen Kei (Cheung Ho Yee) therefore seizes the chance to take up her duties. Kei is a bold and decisive person at work but she is caught in a quadrangular relationship by falling in love with the married man Ko Chi Lik (Ma Tak Chung).

Discouraged by the relationship failures of her bosses, secretary Yu Man Yau (Tang Lai Ming) further impairs her confidence. Yau’s “outstanding” body shape, further increases her inferiority. Encouraged by her colleague Chi Nam (Chan Kwok Bong), Yau decides to boost her self-esteem by getting plastic surgery. Subsequently, she becomes the sexiest goddess on the Internet and the hottest brand spokesperson in town. Upon her getting rich and famous, Yau suddenly realizes that this is not what she really wants…

English Title: A Pillow Case Of Mystery 施公奇案
Cantonese Title: Si Gong Kay Awn
Broadcast Date: 31st January 2006 – 26th February 2006
Length: 20
Cast: Bobby Au Yeung, Benny Chan, Kenix Kwok, Tavia Yeung, Eileen Yeow, Annie Man, Rosanne Lui, Lo Hoi Pang, Lawrence Ng, Mary Hon, Cheung Ying Choi and more..

Synopsis :
Si Sai-Lun (Bobby Au-Yeung) becomes the new magistrate of a town. However many of the townspeople such as Mai Heung-Yung (Kenix Kwok) and her brother Wong Tin-Bah (Benny Chan) thinks that he is pathetic because he cannot catch the thief stealing the villagers’ food. When Sai-Lun was searching for evidence, he accidentally finds a magic pillow case and falls on sleep on it. In his dream he discovers that a spirit, Tong Duo-Fuk (Lo Hoi Pang), lives in the pillowcase. The spirit would give Sai-Lun clues to help him solve his mysteries.

Princess Tsang Gak Ming-Chu (Tavia Yeung) pretended to be a villain who stole from the rich for the poor. She is later confronted by Tin-Bah and they fall in love. Sai-Lun started to have feelings for Heung-Yung too since they were a great pair in solving mysteries. Heung-Yeung eventually became Sai-Lun’s forth wife. It was also discovered that the pillow case spirit was Heung-Yung and Tin-Bah’s grandfather. All was going well until Heung-Yung suspected that Sai-Lun’s father may be the one who murdered her entire family including her grandfather…

English Title: A Pillow Case Of Mystery II 施公奇案II
Cantonese Title: Si Gung Kei Ngon II
Broadcast Date: 12th July 2010 – 07th August 2010
Length: 21
Cast: Bobby Au-Yeung, Jessica Hsuan, Leila Tong, Joel Chan, Johnson Lee, Gordon Liu, Eileen Yeow and more..

Synopsis :
After a radical change in life, Sze Sai-Lun (Au Yeung Chun Wah) becomes dispirited with the political world and spends most of his time travelling around in search of fun. Along the way, he meets a spirit medium, Ng Kwan-Yau (Hsuan Jessica Hester), who somehow gets caught up in a mysterious murder case. It is not Lun’s intention to intervene at first, but with the fortuitous assistance from the pillow spirit Ngau Tai-Lik (Lee Sze Chit), he can finally crack the case and prove Yau’s innocence. Lun has his confidence back and pledges to continue his fight for justice. As time progresses, Lun and Yau get to know each other better and gradually fall in love. Lun finally decides to get over the past and marry the girl. He enjoys his married life so much but gets frustrated at work sometimes – Lik’s power turns out not to be as strong as expected, which ends up with a lot of misleading clues being given. Amidst the various challenges of his new life, Lun realizes that Yau seems to have something to hide and that there is a malicious plot behind their marriage. Knowing that the couple have fallen out, Lun’s mother has found him a new wife, Luk Siu-Tip (Leila Tong). Out of the blue, Tip has also come with ill intentions. Lun is plunged into a complex web of intrigue and things seem to be getting on top of him…

English Title: When Lanes Merge 情越雙白線 (previous title The Love of Double White Lines)
Cantonese Title: Ching Yut Seung Baak Sin
Broadcast Date: 28th June 28 2010 – 23rd July 2010
Length: 20
Cast: Kent Cheng, Sonija Kwok, Kate Tsui, Raymond Wong, Raymond Cho, Kingdom Yuen, Lee Heung Kam, Kwok Fung, Angel Chiang, Eric Li, Fred Cheng, Ching Ho Wai, Katy Kung, Yu Mo Lin, Elaine Yiu, Lee Hung Kit, Wong Man Biu, Chan Wing Chun, Lam King Kong, Simon Lo, Wong Lok Yi, Tsang Sau Ming, Kwok Cheuk Wah, Cha Cha Chan, Russell Cheung, Ning Chun, Ruco Chan, Lau Gwai Fong, Stephen Huynh, Tracy Ip, Evergreen Mak and more..

Synopsis :
Rushing along the road every day with a vibrant mix of passengers of all kinds, what taxi drivers see and hear is far more varied than one can ever imagine. Retired taxi driver Ho Kau (Kent Cheng) returns to the job after his son Ho Ka-Po (Raymond Wong) is convicted of causing death by dangerous driving. The incident has exacerbated the already fractious relationship between the father and the son. Po works for Kau after his release from prison. Before long, he has another serious road accident, in which Kau is also involved and severely injured, both mentally and physically. Po feels so guilty towards his father and comes to understand the importance of careful driving. He maintains a high degree of vigilance while driving but still gets picked on constantly by female traffic police officer Ko Lai-Sam (Kate Tsui). As time goes by, the pair have gradually developed a strong attachment to each other and finally become lovers. But Po’s ex-girlfriend Cheung Hiu-Man (Sonija Kwok) and Sam’s grandmother Ko Li Shuk-Ching (Lee Heung Kam) turn out to be the biggest obstacle to their relationship, leaving the pair stranded in dismay along the tunnel of love…

English Title: Ghost Writer 蒲松龄
Cantonese Title: Pou Chung Ling
Broadcast Date: 07th June 2010 – 16th July 2010
Length: 25
Cast: Sunny Chan, Steven Ma, Linda Chung, Fala Chen, Elaine Yiu, Matthew Ko, Rebecca Chan, Benny Chan, Rain Lau, Bak Yan, Law Lok Lam, Eric Lee, Charmaine Li, Lau Kong, Lau Dan, Yu Yang and more..

Synopsis :
Po Chung-Ling (Steven Ma) was born in Jinan a family of New Year print. He is very bright, his father, Po Poon (Yueh Hua), has therefore always hoped that he could one day carry on the family business. Ling, mistakenly thinks that Poon is working in collusion with some corrupt officials, refuses to listen to what his father says. His good friend, Ko Jit (Chan Kam Hung), is a constable and he hates corrupt officials as much as Ling does. Rumor has it that a fox spirit is creating troubles in Jinan. Ling is almost killed when he is investigating into the matter with Jit. Fortunately, a mysterious girl named Ling Wu Siu-Tsui (Fala Chen) comes to his rescue in the nick of time. It turns out later that she is the fox spirit, and that she saves Ling so as to return a past favor. As they spend more and more time together, Tsui starts to fall for Ling.

The Po family has secured a large order of New Year print. To ensure the work can be finished in time they have to hire a large numbers of female workers. Lau Sum-Yu (Linda Chung) applies for the job, but her real intention is to look for the man who was unfaithful to her sister, never knowing that she would later be caught in a love triangle with Ling and Jit.

English Title: The Mysteries Of Love 谈情说案 (previously known as Shall We State the Case)
Cantonese Title: Tam Ching Shuet On
Broadcast Date: 24th May 2010 – 25th June 2010
Length: 25
Cast: Raymond Lam, Tavia Yeung, Ma Kwok Ming, Liu Bernice Jan, Chan Chin Pang, Lee Kwok Lun, Mary Hon, Law Lok Lam and more..

Synopsis :
This is a love story between a professor and a policewoman. Their dating experience is enhanced with sense and sensibility through the application of interesting physics theories on the investigation of various crime cases.

King Pok (Raymond Lam) is regarded as the youngest genius in physics and he is appointed as an associate professor in a Hong Kong university. Invited by his good friend Lo Tin-Hang (Ma Kwok Ming), Senior Inspector of Police at Regional Crime Unit, Pok assists in cracking many mysterious crime cases and he also meets the policewoman Chui Siu-Lai (Tavia Yeung) during the process. The rational Pok evaluates that he has fallen in love with Lai because of a love hormone called “phenylalanine”. However, owing to the huge difference in their family background and life value, Pok fails to tackle their ever-changing relationship problems with formulas.

On the other hand, the romantic and uninhibited Hang has been maintaining a sex only relationship with the journalist Ling Man-Ka (Liu Bernice Jan). Hang doesn’t believe in eternity and he is only looking for sensual pleasure in a woman. However, his belief is suddenly shattered when he learns that Man is going to get married.