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A tireless group of young TV producers and a pop star work around the clock in the entertainment department of a major network.

In 1920s Shanghai, Shap-chat joins Kwai-sim's bank to clear debts. An unusual bond forms between them. Shap-chat accepts Kwai's daughter's gangster lover despite trouble brewing with a powerful figure confronting them.

Moon-yuet, a trauma survivor, becomes a crisis manager. She infiltrates the circle of her wealthy molester Cheung to expose his crimes and accomplices. With confidants' aid, she risks everything to unveil hypocrisy.

Domineering businessman berates son, undermines daughter's business. Rescued from kidnapping by employee, he stays at rescuer's home, shockingly learning rescuer's father is daughter's disliked ex. Experience prompts shift in priorities.

Keita frees Whisper, a yokai, from imprisonment. Whisper vows to protect Keita and gives him a watch to see yokai. With Jibanyan, they encounter and resolve yokai-related issues.

Monkie King. Beloved hero from the famed novel "Journey to the West" comes to life as a young boy named MK.

MLC chairman Chiu Hoi clashes with investor Tsui To-ming over employee welfare. With ex-wife Sung and partner Fong's aid, Chiu regains control to uphold beliefs, while To-ming's shady dealings cause turmoil.

Chu Mo's life takes a radical turn when he falls in love with Fu Rou, the daughter of a merchant family. Wanting to woo Fu Rou, Chu Mo follows in his father's footsteps and plans a campaign against pirates acting off the coast of China.

Security company owner Chuck Adoodledoo and his friends provide kung fu style protection for their fellow bird citizens on the island of rocky perch.

After 5 years the airport's traffic is tripled. Yeung and Cheung work together despite lingering affections. Pilot Guo pursues Cheung while Yeung's old flame returns, forming a chaotic love square pressured by an emergency typhoon landing.

'Magic Hand' Ken is living a luxurious life away from the stresses of the gambling world and the inevitable criminal elements.

Chung-yiu, a popular wife-loving persona, shockingly dislikes wife Choi-lam upon her return. As Choi-lam seeks self-worth under Wo Ping's guidance, the truth about Chung-yiu's facade is unveiled, challenging his public image.

Chor Au-Kuen (Ruco Chan) bears the grief of the loss of his family and returns to the walled city in hopes of finding his long lost sister, only to find out that the place he grew up in has become a lawless no man's land.

A building collapse case, which sends shock waves across Hong Kong, causes Lok Tsz-fung, Wai Kai-ming, Cheuk Yi-fan, To Man and Fong Ka-ching to lose contact with each other. Fast-forward more than twenty years and the quintet are eventually reunited. But they are vastly different individuals. Lok Tsz-fung (Bosco Wong) is ICAC Chief Investigator, and Wai Kai-ming (Vincent Wong) is Senior Inspector of Police. The cases that the duo investigate coincidentally implicate tycoon Cheuk Ting-kwong (Ben Wong), who happens to be Cheuk Yi-fan's (Ron Ng) foster father. Fong Ka-ching (Mandy Wong) is the operator of a music club on Temple Street, and she is similarly embroiled in some bewildering case. To Man (Nancy Wu) returns to Hong Kong from somewhere afar. She is absolutely mysterious as her true identity is hidden. The quintet were simply innocent in the old days. And they have evolved into individuals that are suspicious of each other. Nobody is spared as they are trapped in a struggle between exploitation and justice.

A luxury hotel in Hong Kong is suddenly suspected of being the epicenter of the novel Coronavirus. Quarantined by local health authorities, customers find themselves isolated in the hotel, inevitably leading to relationship problems and many ups and downs.

Crime profiler Fong receives a call from the future predicting murders. With detectives Ho-lam and Ding-kan, he tries to prevent them, ascertain the caller's identity and his own destiny before the perpetrator gets to them.

Law dis-Order centers around the office politics of a prestigious Hong Kong law firm. KC Lau and Kent Cheung are both are powerful attorneys struggling to become the main authority at the law firm they both work at.

CHUNG DING-KWOK (Carlos Chan), a guerrilla who was cryogenically frozen more than 70 years ago during the Second Sino-Japanese War, is accidentally thawed amid a storm, only to find himself in the year of 2018. Looking for his family, DING-KWOK is shocked to see how his descendants have gone astray. His son HO WO-PING (David Chiang) defrauds the social welfare system; whereas his grandson HO WING-LIN (Wayne Lai) poses as a Feng Shui master to exploit people's superstitions for profit. On top of that, WING-LIN even gets caught in the complicated relationship involving a mysterious wealthy woman YUNG TZE-KIU (Patricia Ha), SHOJI AKI (Lam Ha Mei) and tycoon TONG CHAK-CHING (Lai Lok Yi). Between covering up a murder and getting dragged into an unwanted battle over hidden gold, DING-KWOK is determined to rescue his family, no matter what.

One day in Zentrix, an ambitious and powerful robot (named OmicronPsy) plots with several other robots to rebel against humans, attempting to absolutely annihilate the civilization of human beings and crown themselves the only inhabitants of the world. In response, Megan, the princess of Zentrix, teams with a number of humans and together travel back to the past, hoping to destroy OmicronPsy before his rebellion has begun.

Hung Sue Gan starting from the bottom, established his own logistics company, which is now running smoothly. His only concern now are his three daughters. His eldest daughter has immigrated overseas. His second daughter Hung Yeuk Shui has reached the marriageable age, but has no hopes for marriage anytime soon. She is constantly bickering with her younger sister Hung Sum Yue, who is an honor student, over trivial matters, causing their father to not know whether to laugh or cry. Hung Sue Yan, Hung Sue Gan's brother, moves in with the family, temporarily ending his life as a nomadic photographer. He joins Hung Yeuk Shui's company and encounters Ko Pak Fei, the director of an online shop. The two appear to be former lovers, making for lots of laughter. Since Hung Sue Yan moved in, a series of strange events have occurred in the family. Upon investigation, the source is traced to Lung Ging Fung, a promising young man who is the son of department store mogul Lung Gam Wai. Unfortunately, Lung Ging Fungdied in a car crash and Hung Sue Yan recorded the important moment, thereby turning everything on its head for his ordinary family.

During EMPEROR RENZONG 's reign in the Song Dynasty, Bao Zheng (Shaun Tam) is appointed Kaifeng Prefecture Prefect. Bao Zheng, his trusted aide Gongsun Ce (Raymond Cho), Guard Zhan Zhao and the Four Constables are determined to crack down on corrupt dealings. Merchant's daughter Yun Qianyu (Nancy Wu) is an eloquent speaker. Under Gongsun Ce's guidance, she eventually becomes a counsel. Ji Niannian (Elaine Yiu), a maid from Gaochang, is an autopsy expert. These two ladies help Kaifeng Seven unravel bewildering cases. However, danger is lurking everywhere in Kaifeng Prefecture. Grand Tutor Pang (Li Shing Cheong) is a bully, who repeatedly frames Bao Zheng. Bao Zheng and Niannian get along very well. Love gradually grows between them. But when he finds out her true identity, he senses some hidden disaster is looming. Qianyu's father Yun Zhongliu has some strange ambition as he points out the emperor's heritage is questionable. Bao Zheng has to handle the most difficult case yet as he faces the dilemma of revealing the truth or abandoning his conscience for the sake of his country.

Against the backdrop of neon lights in Hong Kong, there is a hidden dark side that nobody knows - the city is the hub of narcotics from all over the world. Rewind ten years and Narcotics Bureau has apprehended Man Wah, aka Drug Lord.

Because of some transfer arrangement and several complicated cases, AICIP Au Yeung Chung (Bobby Au Yeung) and CUSP Tsui Hay-yi (Joey Meng) become collaborating partners. The duo have mutual understanding. Sheung Siu (Jeannie Chan), daughter of a logistics company boss, hates Au Yeung Chung as she is certain that he has caused her family to break up. Au Yeung Chung had promised the late Mrs. Sheung he would be tolerant of Sheung Siu. But he realizes Sheung Siu has hooked up with lawyer Tai Ching-kwan (Joe Ma) and gang boss Tai Ching-yan (Pierre Ngo). He also finds out his colleague and also buddy Chun Wing-hei (Mat Yeung) used to go out with Sheung Siu. The duo keep a close watch on the Tai brothers as they want to get her back on the straight and narrow. Au Yeung Chung and Ching-kwan have different values. Also, they each have their own interpretation of justice. A battle of wits is quietly triggered when these two guys run into each other.

Urban romantic drama Happily Ever After? depicts six leading characters - middle-aged nobody Poon Sin-yan (Him Law); perfect wife Cheung Ming-sum (Yoyo Chen); charming guy Kam Shing-kwan (Chris Lai); gold digger Lui Ching-lam (Winki Lai); helpless and hopeless romantic Lui Ching-hoi (Venus Wong); and kidult-cum-dating app player Ching Tin-fai (Joey Law) - in a polyamorous relationship love story. And the four chapters are: Divorce, Infidelity, Misplaced Love and Repair. Each episode's subject corresponds to the related chapter. And the narration is based on the visual perspective of one or two leading characters so as to show different versions of the plot line. Emphasis is placed on those who are preoccupied by switching between narrator, visual perspective and time and space. Moreover, conflict and suspense in the story reflect certain issues in romantic partnerships in real life.

A housewife's self-identity is challenged when her husband cheats on her and moves out of the apartment. To help pay for her mortgage, she rents out a room in the apartment. The new tenant just so happens to be tall, handsome, and rich.

Officers Hui Chun-sum and Shum Wai-lik find out that Ngai Chi-lok, the culprit behind the Tiger Cull case, sent a secret message to the dark web before he was apprehended. They realize there is an evil conspiracy hidden behind Chi-lok.

The exciting adventures of six young dinosaurs with very active imaginations. Franklin, Stanley, Truman, LaBrea, Marshall and Dak get into all sorts of trouble in Truman's creative stories. You never know who the Dino Babies will end up as next in these fun twists on classic fairy tales.

Policewoman Yiu Chi-yue (Venus Wong) is a natural born Highly Sensitive Person. She brings chocolate, salty lemon water and a brain with an "on-off switch" with her whenever she investigates cases. Her senses are heightened when she drinks salty lemon water that arouses her keen awareness of clues at the crime scene. Through touching the dead body, gathering evidence and her senses, she empathizes with the victim and reconstructs the sequence of events. Since Chi-yue met restaurant boss Wong Mik-kei (Pakho Chau), the duo are no longer "spectators". Perpetrators at large are killed one after another. Chi-yue covertly challenges some serial killer on several occasions, and their true identity is gradually uncovered. Chi-yue realizes the two of them have conflicting standpoints even though they are like-minded, causing her to face the conundrum of making life choices. In the meantime, Mik-hei astonishingly makes some decision for her.

High-end AI robot Bo (Ali Lee) accidentally loses her way while she is being shipped from the factory. She eventually ends up among a family of weirdos in the realm of human beings. AI company employee Koo Ka-lim (6 Wing) thinks he has found some treasure and arbitrarily keeps Bo for himself. To help four family members in the Koo household handle all kinds of strange tasks, Bo switches on her self-learning function and begins to experience myriad human emotions and desires. She even has a crush on her master Ka-lim and understands the meaning of love. Top management member and also romantic rival Sister Dorian (Crystal Fung) keeps going after Bo at all times as she is determined to eradicate her. Meanwhile, Bo detects some computer bug has hit her. Her life is coming to an end.

"Confucius said: if you set on a path of revenge, dig up two graves for you and your enemy." Hoi Chiu grew up in an orphanage that is sponsored by "Uncle Rain", who is also Hoi Chiu's pen pal and guardian. While Hoi Chiu approaches the family Kiu that ruined her family, making her an orphan and plots to take revenge, she falls in love with the second son of the family, Kiu Lap. She doesn't realize though that Kiu Lap is, in fact, her long-time pen pal, "Uncle Rain".

Mentor and mentee, SUNG CHUNG-KEI (Bobby Au Yeung) and KWONG KONG-SANG (Moses Chan), are highly-regarded bankers. To move up the corporate ladder, KONG-SANG deliberately transfers CHUNG-KEI out, but the plane CHUNG-KEI takes crashes. After regaining his consciousness, CHUNG-KEI finds himself trapped in the body of a millennial named BAO PAU (James Ng). Not only does CHUNG-KEI have to live with BAO PAU's aunt, BAO MEI-NA (Maggie Shiu), but he also has to witness how KONG-SANG flirts with his own wife LING KIT-YU (Kristal Tin) and heiress SHEUNG HO-YIU (Ali Lee). Wondering how to get everything back, he runs into a 60-year-old man named LAU HANG (Louis Cheung), and they hit it off instantly. It turns out that LAU HANG also has the same experience, so they try to find out how to get back to normal. After uncovering that BAO PAU is banker LUI CHUN's (Benz Hui) out-of-wedlock son, CHUNG-KEI teams up with LAU HANG to exact revenge. Unexpectedly, they cause KONG-SANG to be seriously injured by falling off the building. At that moment, CHUNG-KEI comes to realize that he has wronged KONG-SANG. The three of them thus try to approach LUI CHUN and his wife's family, the Sheungs, in different directions by starting with CHUNG-KEI who joins the bank to work his way up. While KONG-SANG seeks to wreck the engagement between HO-YIU and friend KOO TIN-NOK (Sammy Leung), LAU HANG tries to alienate SHEUNG HO-SAU (Elena Kong) from her husband, KO MAN-KIN (Eddie Kwan). Such ever-escalating intergenerational power struggles gradually give rise to a new age of unpredictability.

Against a backdrop of the Qing era, due to his father Sung On (Cheung Tat Ming) working as a prison guard, smart and clever Sung Sai-kit (Vincent Wong) has witnessed all kinds of unjust things as he has been wandering around within the prison walls since his childhood, causing him not to believe there is justice in the legal field. After reaching adulthood, Sai-kit also does not want to become an imperial official even though he is well educated. He just covertly helps a fellow student called Ho Sau-shun (Lam Tsz Chung) pass his exam. And Sai-kit and his brother Sung Ah-kau (King Kong) follow a nomadic lifestyle. However, Sai-kit is then embroiled in the Murderous Spider Demoness Case. To find the perpetrator, he shows off his finesse as Pleader. During the process, he also meets brothel bouncer Ling Lung (Elaine Yu), who is a proficient combat fighter. The case is concluded, and Sai-kit and Ling Lung get married. He also properly goes down the road to working as a Pleader. Moreover, he has to deal with successive complicated big cases.

Tai Kam-chai (Kent Cheng), aka Loan Shark, is a gangster style money lender who uses some dodgy debt collection method. Even though his wife Rose Chu (Maggie Shiu) keeps persuading him to quit, he has no regrets about what he is doing. Police Inspector Ching Yue-sum (Lai Lok Yi) has been keeping his eye on Kam-chai's flagrant business and debt collection activities. Yue-sum has a righteous character and despises wrongdoers. He is determined to bring the villains to justice. On a certain day, amid thunderous lightning, Kam-chai abandons his ruthless ways as he is moved by some heavenly enlightenment. He uses his wealth to make contributions to the community and eventually transforms into Everybody's Generous Papa.

This story about assassins takes place in a fanciful world. Yim Mo (Wayne Lai), who used to have a prestigious nickname "Yama", has caused his family to break up with fatal consequences due to his blunder. He ends up as a mediocre killer. He has facilitated the emergence of a formidable hitman called Kiu Sing (Moses Chan), aka "Zero". However, the duo's destinies are rewritten because of a Taiwanese tycoon called Or Ching-hung. Yim Mo counts himself lucky as his buddy Yiu Suk-han (Elena Kong), who is a hooker by profession, manages to bridge the communication gap between him and his daughter Yim So-chi (Louisa Mak). Unfortunately, Yim Mo's life has become very difficult as an eccentric female assassin called Yik Lan (Katy Kung) keeps clinging to him. Kiu Sing opens a cafe as a decoy and hires a single mother called Chin Heung-sin (Ali Lee). He also has a crush on Lam Sum-sum (Samantha Ko), who is a temple keeper with a mysterious background. Yim Mo and Kiu Sing are forced to engage each other in a duel as Assassin Hunter shows up.

Because of a fatal shooting case, plain-clothes Sergeant Ko Lik-kei (Him Law) runs into a "dull" and "troublesome" witness called Lee Ho-fan (Willie Wai). Lik-kei is instructed to protect Ho-fan at all times. Initially, the duo are strangers that cannot stand each other. They then gradually get along. Meanwhile, an apparel company of which Ho-fan is a major shareholder is found to have involved in illicit dealings. Yip Cheung-lok (Lau Kong) and his son Yip Ming-kwan (Tsui Wing), who are member of senior management, are associated with these activities. Lik-kei teams up with Ho-fan and Ho-fan's younger sister Lee Chung-ying (Kelly Cheung), who is a barrister by profession, to investigate. Lik-kei and Chung-ying get entangled in a relationship in the process. Also, Lik-kei's elder sister Ko Wing-yum (Pinky Cheung) and Ho-fan get along sometimes and provoke each other at other times. Fate has brought the foursome together, causing a case that has remained unsolved for more than twenty years to be reopened.

Barrister Koo Ling-shan (Priscilla Wong) is a successful career woman, but she just cannot find the right guy. She does not get along with her younger sister Ching-tung (Samantha Ko), who is a chauffeur by profession. Co-working space manager Yu-yin (Lam Ha Mei) hits rock bottom as she is devastated by her husband's death. Due to some inheritance issues, the trio have coincidentally taken on different tasks. They bump into Sheung-yi (Kaman Kong), who nearly causes some disaster because of her dual personality, in the process. Kwan-yuet (Jeannie Chan) is cynical and full of negative energy. Fong Chor-yu (Judy Kwong) is inexperienced, but she is passionate about fencing. Their ultimate mission is to find the seventh princess. And they also have to discover their self worth so as to overcome regrets in their family relationships.

Rewind many years and because of schizophrenia, Yeung Bik-sum (Kara Wai) almost fatally poisons her son Ip King-fung (Vincent Wong) and her daughter Ip Long-ching (Joey Thye). King-fung experiences seismic change and develops a split personality that manifests as intelligent weakling Chu Kei, who has always been a diligent student and eventually qualified as a graphologist. Chu Kei helps agile King-fung perform his undercover duties. A double bomb case and another blood writing naked corpse case prompt CIP Kong Ching-fun (Lai Lok Yi) to assemble a task force to pursue the perpetrators. The task force members are King-fung, psychiatrist Wai Yui-kit (Benjamin Yuen), pretty bomb disposal officer Yau Ngan-sing (Mandy Wong) and forensic anthropologist Fong Yuen-chin (Venus Wong). And the quartet even get involved in a romantic quintet. Father of criminal investigation Nip Shan (Philip Keung) recovers from bipolar disorder. He is assigned the task of overseeing the task force investigating all kinds of bewildering cases. But he finds out Bik-sum seems to be implicated in the mystery of his wife Leung Yat-sze's (Alice Chan) disappearance. While the maze is being unraveled piece by piece, how do the chums face up to the crunch?

Yukio Mitamura is the founder and president of a rapidly growing apparel company. He places priority on the company's profits and overworks his employees. He justifies this with the belief that hard work is necessary to achieve results. He does not think his beloved company exploits its employees. Yukio enrolls in a university to study company management from the basics. This is where he meets a new lecturer Kyoko Akiyama . Although Yukio feels attracted to the intellectual Kyoko, the differences in their way of thinking results in frequent clashes. Within the company while Yukio is in college there is an attempt to oust him from his company. With the knowledge he has gained from attending university classes Yukio soon realizes that his company does indeed exploit its employees. A power struggle soon begins inside the company.

Kam Bing-shun (Kenneth Ma) is a top law student. However, due to a miscarriage of justice, he decides to follow the path to becoming a Legal Executive. By means of his diplomatic and tactful approach, Bing-shun gradually builds his own brand, Adviser Kam. The law firm where Adviser Kam works abruptly faces the prospect of closing down. He uses networking to defuse the situation. He is also invited by lawyers Tin Yau-ka (Lam Ha Mei) and Yu Kwok-tung (Stephen Wong) to join their team. He collaborates with legal counsel Ma Wai-hung (Jonathan Cheung) in forming the new Super CP in the legal profession with the aim of unraveling all kinds of complex cases. And then Adviser Kam astonishingly again ends up standing in the dock as the accused. Even though Adviser Kam has the full support of his three buddies, he still has no advantage in the courtroom. After all, can Adviser Kam and his legal team turn the tables in the legal battle, continue to speak the language of law and stand up for justice?

Maurice (Joel Chan) is inexplicably missing at Twilight Mansion. Although he is tracked down and survives an ordeal, but he has forgotten everything and also become another person. His girlfriend Ella (Selena Lee) feels he is somehow different. To unravel this mystery, the only option is to begin with Twilight Mansion. Strange things keep happening at Twilight Mansion. Some esports team venture into the virtual world, and there is some baffling kidnapping story. "Korean craze" is also triggered by comet particles, and there are other happenings. After encountering weirdos and experiencing puzzling incidents, Maurice and Ella are more deeply in love than ever before. They are adamant that they are meant for each other. However, Ella has probably fallen in love with unreal Maurice.

Muay Thai champion Hoi Ching-hei (Shuan Tam) manages to hold his ground in his farewell match. However, after a celebration gathering, he soon abruptly meets his death as he quarrels with someone while saving some drunk woman. Hoi Ching-nam (Owen Cheung) reviews his elder brother Ching-hei's boxing match video. He finds out the cause of death surprisingly has something to do with coach Shek Ngo-shan (Wayne Lai). He is certain Ngo-shan has killed Ching-hei. Ngo-shan develops his boxing club business and transforms into a successful merchant. He is interviewed by famous TV presenter Man Sin-yin (Winki Lai). To attain certain objective, socialite Lui Kin (Elaine Yiu) wants to gain a foothold in the realm of Muay Thai. She becomes a consultant to some combat sports association. She encounters Ngo-shan and develops a subtle relationship with him. To seek justice for his late elder brother, Ching-nam becomes boxing champion Yip Ying-fung's (Hugo Wong) disciple. And with assistance from some wealthy man's daughter called Kong Ka-ching (Jacky Cai) and his childhood buddy Shek Tsz-chung (Brian Chu), Ching-nam is determined to step into the boxing ring and go after Ngo-shan.

Many people die as old-fashioned tenement Wai Lei Building abruptly collapses. Engineer Sze Kwong (Shaun Tam) has conducted a survey of the building. He arbitrarily investigates the incident as he reckons the building collapse is shrouded in intrigue. While the incident is being unraveled, Sze Kwong's girlfriend Cheung Man (Gloria Tang), who is some property developer's lawyer, dies in a traffic accident. And then his younger half sister Auyeung Ka-shun (Angel Chiang), who has the same father, meets her death. Sze Kwong is also silenced. Sze Kwong comes round and surprisingly returns to somewhere in time before the building collapses as the deity has given him a chance to live again. Sze Kwong suspects the building collapse has something to do with property developer Hong Wing-yan (Gilbert Lam) and his mentor Ying Yiu-wa (Timothy Cheng). He also wants to prevent the disaster from happening. To avoid implicating Cheung Man and Ka-chun, Sze Kwong decides not to recognize his younger sister to start with, and he also does not go out with Cheung Man. He just covertly watches over the duo.

Elite officers Chun-sum and Wai-lik, driven by dreams and experience, face tortuous cases. Forgetting ambitions, they use psychological tactics and analysis to outwit cunning criminals who ambushed police, ensuring no crook evades justice.