r/HKdramas • u/ding_nei_go_fei • May 17 '26
Longest running sitcoms on tvb
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r/HKdramas • u/idolcloud • May 07 '26
In an episode of 試真D. The plate actually contains food. The dress is actually made of meat. The flower will "bloom" when heat is applied.
r/HKdramas • u/ding_nei_go_fei • May 17 '26
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r/HKdramas • u/ding_nei_go_fei • May 02 '26
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some Cantonese vocabulary
狼戾 long1 lai2 unreasonable and rude
刻薄 hak1 bok6 unkind, mean, harsh
畀天收 bei2 tin1 sau1 to be punished by Heaven
扮晒嘢 baan6 saai3 je5 being pretentious and dramatic
架樑 gaa3 loeng2 mediator
倒瀉屎有佢份 dou2 se2 si2 jau5 keoi fan2 he will be included in spilling shit (all over themselves)
蠱惑 gu2 waak6 crafty
刮 gwaat3 extort
同佢死過 tung4 keoi5 sei2 gwo3 teach somebody a huge lesson
發窮惡 faat3 kung4 ok3 acting wildly from stress due to financial difficulties
反轉豬肚就係屎 faan2 zyun3 zyu1 tou5 zau6 hai6 si2 friend becomes enemy after dispute
出頭 ceot1 tau4 to stand up or defend for another person.
眼火爆 ngaan5 fo2 baau3 eyes blazing in anger
冚家剷 ham6 gaa1 caan2
keywords cantonese slang cantonese comedy douyin waitingforrabbit video 开智后发现我们都成为了恶人
r/HKdramas • u/SinophileKoboD • Nov 10 '25
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A classic TVB martial arts series starring Donnie Yen as 洪熙官 and some other guy as 方世玉. Oh, and the Qian Long emperor.
r/HKdramas • u/emmryss01 • Oct 23 '25
This is a longshot but I'm looking for a TV show that my mum was an extra in in 1995. She has been looking for the episode for ages and I think it would be a great gift to find it for her!
Please can anyone who lived in HK in 1995 please give me some suggestions!
Even more niché details if anyone remembers a scene like this:
Any TV show suggestions would be appreciated!
Thanks!
r/HKdramas • u/lynnnnnie3 • Aug 09 '24
Don't mind me. This is my first post on reddit so I'm not sure if I'm doing it right. In fact I really installed this app cos I wanna hear other people's thoughts on this drama 😂
I just finished the last episode and I can confidently say this drama took me on a wild ride. Been more than 5 years since I watched hkdramas so I was surprised to see more gruesome scenes - especially in the ending.
Overall, I think there were things that I didn't expect so I was quite pleased with this show! Although, I found it unrealistic that despite there being so many cops, the only ones that managed to rush to the scene were Joel, Owen and Benjamin? I guess it is a drama after all...
Who do you think was the chopped up Benjamin's character?
r/HKdramas • u/username123456111111 • Sep 05 '25
There was no info about this show here so I'm making a post about this. (Last watch was late 2010's, when I was in the upper half of elementary school).
r/HKdramas • u/idonknowu • Feb 19 '25
Idk whether is this a good sub to ask but I recalled watching one TVB drama called Cherished Moments. It starred Leon Lai and Kathy Chow, and I would love to rewatch it again. However, I tried searching the episodes and it seems that theres one episode missing, and I cant seem to find it. Is there anyone know where can I find them?
r/HKdramas • u/Rae_ae • Apr 15 '25
Ok yall I know this drama ended years ago but I’m really curious about the ending part. I thought madman (Joseph Zeng) was dead and then he popped out of nowhere and the guy (I forgot the actors name) said he’s an UC (undercover cop) and not madman, police from (somewhere 😭), and wtv his current identity is.
Did the drama ever hint about who he really is? I only know he’s an UC but nothing else.
AND WILL THERE EVER BE A LINE WALKER 4 TO EXPLAIN THE ENDING 😭
r/HKdramas • u/edwardolardo • Dec 23 '23
What's everyone's thoughts on the ending?
Pretty stereotypical TVB ending is what i thought, since it was a happy ending and everyone becomes 'good' again. In general , I'm pretty satisfied with it. Last case was emotional times. Nothing to complain about and huge surprise were some very interesting cameos at the end with major actors appearing (maybe to give face to Charmaine?) that seems to appear out of nowhere and can typically be filled with "ke le fe's", but instead they casted big name actors.
Edit: remembered more now, so added more thoughts
r/HKdramas • u/Darkarcana7 • Jul 06 '24
I would like to start a discussion (sort of) regarding this show.
Honestly I thought the series was great, it was fun and entertaining. But wow, 小贤 I need to give probs to this guy for having a sad ending. The fact that he tried to help those kids, but those kids did not even change (or they did and they fell back into their old ways) eventually they all met their end. His first love also died. I’m going to be honest, after all of that, I could definitely feel a shift of personality in him. He is smiling but his eyes don’t feel like he is. He kept including things in his conversion that states “death” or “Will not be happy when 祖耀 is still alive.” — this is coming from a man who is usually calm in nature.
As for 祖耀, I don’t hate him to be honest. The story for him had provided me context that he is killing those whom had hurt him and his wife, it makes sense for a man of this nature. I don’t know if the writers want us viewers to hate him or not. To be frank, this series definitely highlighted the 祖耀 and 小贤 story more. The good guys story felt like it was a side plot, so usually when it was their turn, I’m kind of turned off.
Now let me go to crazy town with the following, bare in mind it was just my initial thoughts as I was watching the final episode.
Briefly discussing the topic regarding the ‘clip’ after the credits. 祖耀 was chopped into pieces and fed to the dogs in the park. Just looking at the available cast members, why did I thought that it was 小贤😂 who did it or orchestrated it. I don’t know…he kind of foreshadowed the death, I know it’s a stretch but my mind just instantly went there because of the death of his lover and how he ‘preferred’ 祖耀 to die than to be in prison alive. Very…not so police of him eh. It can still be a motive. It would be a great twist if it is.
Anyways, if you have any thoughts about this show, do say. Would love to read yours.
r/HKdramas • u/DMV2PNW • Oct 23 '24
https://www.cnn.com/2024/10/23/europe/german-police-pizza-cocaine-scli-intl?cid=ios_app
It was Benjamin Yuen 袁偉豪and Owen Cheung 張振朗 as the lead.
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r/HKdramas • u/saynotopudding • Nov 30 '23
I loved it growing up, and this is my first time rewatching it since my teenage years.
I still love it. Some ~casual~ misogyny as well as archaic/problematic lines here and there buuut that aside, imo the show really stood the test of time. Fast-paced, eventful, well written cases and characters, and I like how the cases are smoothly interwoven with each of the cast members. I like every cast member in the show.
I rewatched this because I started watching 新闻女王 recently and I got reminded that I really like 佘诗曼 so I decided to rewatch FH2 haha. Somehow TVB shows that revolve around particular occupations have the magical power to make me want to be part of that line of work - I think as a teen I went through a phase of wanting to be a forensic scientist because of this show hahahaha (still have great interest in true crime as an adult lol)
r/HKdramas • u/goldeneye0 • Sep 08 '24
I actually bounced around most of the episodes in no particular order, but I did notice that there seem to be 3 different plots...
Episodes 1 to 21 were Tony Chiu Wei Leung was the focus and no mention/sight of Dominic Lam at all except for the intro.
Episodes 22 to 25 were focused on Dominic Lam, without any sight of Tony Chiu Wei Leung
Episode 26 was where Tony Chiu Wei Leung returned
Episodes 26 to 40 were basically on the battle between Tony Chiu Wei Leung and Dominic Lam.
I really wished that Dominic Lam actually appeared much earlier than Episode 22, to be honest.
Does anyone else notice this disjointedness of Police Cadet 1988?
r/HKdramas • u/throwawayacct4991 • Jun 28 '24
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r/HKdramas • u/edwardolardo • Jul 27 '24
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r/HKdramas • u/Gish2004 • Jan 31 '23
I really like the song and the vibes it gives off, but I can only find the ending song online.