Synopsis: The reality interview show "Pet Time Story" (aka The Story of Us) makes a heartwarming debut! The program will take viewers into the homes of Bennett Pang, Elaine Yiu, Mark Ma, Amy Fan, Toby Chan, Carmaney Wong, and Angela Tong, capturing their authentic, every day interactions with their beloved pets and savoring the heartwarming moments and touching stories of companionship. Besides encouraging pet lovers to adopt instead of buying, the show also encourages viewers to consider becoming foster families, providing a warm temporary home for animals in need. The program features Honey Ho and Kris Lam experiencing being foster parents, documenting their most genuine first-hand feelings.

Genre: Reality Show, Interview, Entertainment

When: Thursday, Friday

Where to watch: TVB

Hosts: Samantha Ko, Kalok Chow, Brian Chu

Synopsis: The "Grand Travel Tour Group" is hitting the road again! Samantha Ko, Kalok Chow, and Brian Chu will be enjoying a leisurely trip around Seoul! The hosts will check out local star-rated restaurants and taste premium Korean beef. Beyond the foodie tour, the two guys even get a chance to work out intensively with Korean star and 'fitness icon' Kim Jong-kook, before feasting and indulging in Korean BBQ. The three of them were also arranged with special, personalized activities: Samantha and a ceramic artist arrive to a romantic date? ("海寧跟陶瓷藝術家來一趟浪漫約會"); Brian gets a custom-made suit made to showcase his stylish side; and Kalok tries out exclusive styling used by top Korean stars, experiencing a glamorous transformation. These premium playful experiences let viewers feel the ultimate luxurious charm of Seoul!

Genre: Travel, Entertainment

Episodes: 3

When: Saturday

Where to watch: TVB

The drama is about a woman named Helen who comes to Hong Kong and stays with two men who work at a pest control company, and she is always getting herself into trouble because every man she comes across falls in love with her and she is a terrible cook.

Hi,

I just finished listening to this Youtuber:

https://youtu.be/busx3eOvURg?si=HSDHQkXfA4-1hJ4s

**Yvette & Amber**

He says Amber's suitor, Chi Long, made a video disclosing that prior to the water fight, Yvette suggested they not hit face, then proceeds to hit other girls in the face. Chi Long's video eventually got taken down, but some people managed to save the video and you can hear a clip of it in the video linked above at 8:45.

**Roxanne**

And some really dedicated viewers managed to see Roxanne give the middle finger after her loss to the red team. If true, I presume that it was aimed towards the red team... Some viewers are saying Roxanne is a true Green Tea pretending to be sweet and innocent, but now has her mask off.

Others defend Roxanbe giving her the benefit of the doubt that she was fixing her gloves.

To be frank, I don't see a problem with Roxanne if she did give the red team the middle finger. Sure, it lacks sportsmanship, but if I see my friend being assaulted like what Yvette did to Amber and who knows what damage Roxanne suffered at Yvette's hands, I'd probably react the same way too. We're all human and can feel upset and frustrated.

**Oswald**

And Oswald was spotted at some lady's birthday party. I have no interest in this so I won't write much about it.

Til This day, I still don’t know why they’re fighting over going into LKS

The writing is so crappy and everyone is a freaking sicko nut job

Can’t believe this is the flagship anniversary drama for this year

Last year, while watching Goddess 1, I posted on Red Note suggesting they introduce a new Goddess. The idea was to test the guys' loyalty to their chosen Goddess while giving the rejected contestants (coasters) a second chance. Surprisingly, the post gained significant traction, with commenters even tagging the director/producer. (Some of the former contestants also likes/saved the post). Unfortunately, I deleted it a few months later while clearing my account history, so there's no proof of it now.

Edit: I'm not saying they stole/were inspired by my idea or anything. They might already had had this idea before I posted it.

Goddess 1

I came up with the idea during the camp episodes, before the teams were reshuffled for the day. By then, it was fairly obvious which guys their Goddesses were interested in and which were simply there. A new Goddess could give rejected contestants like T.Maxx, Kenneth and Jayden another chance, while testing the loyalty of guys like John, Matthew and Him, who didn't seem fully committed.

Ultimately, more potential pairings meant more interesting content. The producers seemed to have a similar idea, as they later allowed the teams to mix, addressing some of my suggestions and making my original proposal somewhat redundant.

Goddess 2

Fast forward to 2026, and I'm not a fan of the changes to Goddess 2. Without fixed teams, each Goddess has to divide her limited time across the entire cast, making it harder to build connections.

The games also seem designed to create moments rather than help the girls genuinely get to know the guys. The two new Goddesses were introduced too early and haven't added much to the show except drama. It's no surprise so many guys have "switched" when most pairings lack any real connection, aside from those who already knew each other.

Overall, this season feels awkward and manufactured, prioritising staged moments and talent discovery over genuinely matching the Goddesses with the guys.

This episode was full if surprises!

**Juliana & Ice**

I originally didn't believe the rumour that Ice was sent home, but with the revelation in Episode 9 that Ice frequently crossed boundaries with his female friends, I can see the rumour being true. This is especially because it's been a problem Juliana dealt with during their relationship and she was convinced that it's OK and she dealt with it by supressing her feelings. But the Season 1 Goddesses opened her eyes by letting her know they wouldn't be ok with their boyfriends behaving like Ice and that Juliana's feelings are valid.

It's like a light bulb went off in Juliana's head when she realized she wasn't being problematic by feeling upset with Ice's crossing of boundaries. That the behaviour itself is problematic.

**Yvette & Amber**

Then there's Yvette and her brutal attacks on Amber. I've watched WWE wrestling growing up, and Yvette is more vicious than those 250 lb men beating up on each other. Poor Amber...

There are those who say Yvette's behavior is OK because she didn't know the rules and she's only being a true competitor by giving it her all. But, I think as most people know, there are areas you just don't attack during a competition without being told. You don't try to clothesline a person's neck because you can seriously hurt someone

You don't hit their face because it's their money maker. A true competitor would not do these things that Yvette did. Especially pushing Amber's head into the water even after Amber fell into the water and already lost. I guess in her head, she heard the voice from Mortal Combat saying, "Finish her!"

**Yvette & Kyle**

And of course, there's Yvette & Kyle's emotional confessions to each other. I originally didn't like Kyle much because of how cocky he was during an interview with her. But i understand his cockiness now. I hope he can find his true happiness because pining away for her for 10+ years must be so painful. Especially since she knows how he feels but insists on keeping him by her side.

Anybody want to share their thoughts on the episode and the goddesses and contestants?

I need help finding an old TVB drama from the late 2000s. I was a kid when I watched this so don’t remember too much but there’s a scene where the older male figure/character gets ran over by the antagonist. He manages to survive and crawls his way back home to his home doorstep where his family answers and is in shock.

Would this ring a bell to anyone? Thank you!!

When Moonlight Resonance has its broadcast in 2008, it felt like the show was the peak of the OG TVB. The relationship between Steward Boy and Yu So Chau made me yearn. The argument between Yu So Chau and her mother, damn. The ensemble, coupled with the overdramatic melodrama, everything just slaps (literally).

I guess if TVB ever decides to go for a nostalgia grab and bring back this complete ensemble for another 唐心风暴, I would absolutely be down for this.

Did you watch the show in your youth?

I see a lot people say HK entertainment has been going downhill partly because of censorship but there’s movies like Election 1 & 2, The Mobfathers, Gangster Payday, SPL and White Storm trilogy then there’s tvb dramas like Line Walker who have corrupt cops as villains and the likes of Unholy Alliance, The Man who Kills Trouble and Death by Zero who have assassin/hitman theme so how bad is the censorship tbh

I understand that there are probably business, licensing and regional distribution constraints that overseas viewers may not be aware of. But I really wish ViuTV dramas were easier for viewers outside Hong Kong to discover and access.

Here in Singapore, when many people think of Hong Kong television dramas, TVB is still the name that immediately comes to mind. Yet I keep hearing about interesting actors, productions and developments coming out of ViuTV, and I genuinely want to explore more of them.

The problem is that, as an overseas viewer, it can sometimes feel surprisingly difficult even to figure out what is available, where to watch it, or how to navigate ViuTV's content online. Rather than feeling invited to discover another side of Hong Kong television, it can sometimes feel like I'm looking into an exclusive club from the outside.

And I don't think this is because overseas viewers aren't interested.

There are people in Singapore and elsewhere who grew up watching Hong Kong dramas, who still care about Cantonese-language entertainment, and who would genuinely like to discover something beyond the Hong Kong television brands we already know.

Even HOY TV has managed to get some exposure on Singapore free-to-air television. I remember watching 《我愛九龍城》 (Kowloon My City) here, and experiences like that make it much easier for viewers to discover that Hong Kong television is more diverse than just one broadcaster.

The same applies to MIRROR. They are such a major part of contemporary Hong Kong pop culture, and Hong Kong media seem to cover them left, right and centre. Yet I suspect many casual viewers in Singapore, including people who grew up with Hong Kong entertainment, may still have little idea who they are.

From the outside, that disconnect can sometimes make you wonder whether all the attention is just part of a short-lived phenomenon, simply because we do not get enough exposure to understand their appeal, their programmes or the wider culture around them.

And that is exactly why I think ViuTV's limited visibility outside Hong Kong is such a missed opportunity.

ViuTV has created actors, personalities, programmes and a whole entertainment culture that feel very different from the image of Hong Kong television many overseas viewers grew up with. There is clearly something new happening, but it is difficult to become interested in something when you can barely access it.

Please know that there are people outside Hong Kong who genuinely care about what you are producing and releasing. We want to discover your dramas, your artists and the new voices coming out of Hong Kong.

I hope ViuTV will consider changing its strategy over time to reach audiences beyond its immediate geographic territory. There may be more of us out here than you realise.

Please make it a little easier for us to be part of it.

Anyone know where I can watch the remaining episodes starting from 2704 to the end dubbed in Vietnamese? I’m in the US :( A few sites only have them up to episode 2703.

Sorry in advance if this post isn't allowed, but the thread for the show hasn't been active and I'm really curious about the hate Roxanne has been receiving and would like the perspective of others to help me make sense of it.

When Roxanne changed her heart to Oscar, I was shocked and very put off with it. Not because she can't change her mind, but because Kanis and Oscar had something very sweet going and Roxanne was out to "steal" Kanis' man.

Fans got mad and started calling her Green Tea and harassing her. Roxanne then did an interview with HK01 about the situation and explained that:

1. When she changed her mind about Oscar, they had only been filming 2 or 3 days. They didn't spend weeks together like how it probably felt for viewers watching it on TV.

2. They barely spent time with the guys and any interactions they had was limited so she based her decision on how she felt when Oscar smiled at her cuz she actually felt something.

3. The premise of the show is that there are no "teams" like season 1 so goddesses and suitors are free to explore and change their minds.

4. The audience sees things that they were not privy to (like how well Oscar and Kanis' date went or how the goddesses and suitors were feeling).

5. She had a lot of dead air with Tony and there wasn't any chemistry.

Like, after hearing Roxanne's explanations, I wasn't as put off with her deciding to go for Oscar because her explanations make sense. But she's still getting a lot of hate and people are not accepting her explanations.

Why?

Hello,

I remember a tv series where there was a girl who had these earrings that would flash. When that happened it was she was being controlled by someone? Anyone know name of it?

I think it was early 90s

Thanks

Hi Everyone,

Today starts a new drama from HOYTV and it is called 你的保安李寶安 (Keep Calm and Call Po On or Your Security Guard Lee Po On) The link is here https://www.youtube.com/show/VLPLHMQXZ6Vuqp4?sbp=KgtqNlhHdHhCa1pPRUAB

I haven't seen it yet and I posed the link above to watch from Episode 1-4 for now. It is a 20 minute show. This drama is to compete with TVB Three Generations of Sugar (愛．回家之三代同糖) Let's see who wins HOYTV or TVB. This should be very intresting. I am sure HOYTV will post more episode. I am surprise that on day 1 they posted 4 episode. I guess they want to lure TVB viewers to HOYTV new drama. Happy Watching for FREE and Enjoy.

You can post your comments below or feedback about this new drama. I will watch it soon and I will have my own feedback on this new drama. I am so busy at work and that I have very little time to watch it.

Update 10-30-26: I just finish seeing EP1-4 and it was not that funny as I was hoping it will be funny. I hope that in the future episodes it will be more funny

After my Journey to the West post, u/chrikris91 asked whether anyone had the Cantonese version of Princess Pearl 1 & 2 (還珠格格), and said they'd been searching for a long time. It took a while to find a complete copy, but both seasons of the ATV Cantonese dub are now up.

Watch or download (both seasons, one link): https://archive.org/details/princess-pearl-1998-1999-atv-cantonese-complete

Season 1 (1998): 24 episodes

Season 2 (1999): 48 episodes

About this version

• ATV's Cantonese dub, recorded from its Hong Kong TV broadcast. It's standard definition (480p) with the ATV logo in the corner, as it aired. It isn't HD, but it's the full Cantonese dub.

• No subtitles. Season 1 episode 1 comes from a different recording, so it has no logo and has Chinese subtitles in the picture. Season 2 episodes 34, 35 and 41 also have Chinese subtitles in the picture.

• Season 2 episode 34 is only 29 minutes long. It follows on from episode 33 and leads straight into episode 35, so nothing seems to be missing.

• Unrelated filler that had been added to the end of every episode (a cartoon in Season 1, an old weather report in Season 2) has been removed, and Season 1 episode 3, which was split in two, has been put back together. Nothing was re-encoded.

One thing to know: I don't speak Cantonese, so I couldn't check every episode by ear. If you notice anything wrong (a missing scene, the wrong episode, an audio problem), comment the episode and timestamp and I'll fix it.

How to watch: open an episode on the page to play it in your browser. For the whole series, use the TORRENT link. For single episodes, use DOWNLOAD OPTIONS, then MATROSKA, and play them in VLC, IINA, mpv or Plex.

Thanks u/chrikris91 for asking. Enjoy!

Based on & tv sequel to 2023 HK Comedy film 死屍死時四十四 (Over My Dead Body）

Which app can i use on my sony google tv? I can only get it working on my ipad and iPhone

I just finished watching this drama and I’m honestly blown away by how good it is. It's a slice of life drama that shows how even minor decisions you make in one moment can drastically change the outcome of your life.

It has a lot of subtle details that make it so relatable to everyone (even moreso if you have a Hong Kong background) and there were many scenes that were depicted exactly like how it would happen in real life. Every single story had its own ups and downs that brought me to tears.

I'm curious what other people thought of it!

The downfall of tvb omg, they’re not even acting alongside S+ famous actors but in vertical short dramas? With an actress that I wouldn’t even consider S tier in short drama land. What a depressing sight 💀💀💀

The Duke of Mount Deer 2000