Since Missing You幸福摩天輪 and Friendly Fire 法網狙擊started airing on the same date, it is inevitable that they would be pitted against each other for comparison despite the two dramas being on opposite ends of the spectrum. I usually avoid comparing apples to oranges but this time, I’ve decided to embrace it and do a mash-up … Continue reading »
As the TVB end-of-the-year award and what-not are about to roll around, everyone and their grandmas are busy speculating who will bag the major awards of the year. These awards take into account how popular a drama is more than anything but are a form of encouragement and reassurance, nonetheless. Fervent reports of the likely … Continue reading »
In my initial spazzing of an impression, I promised to rageeeeee if Witness Insecurity turns out to be an unhappy ending…And what to you know it: RAGEEEEEEEE! The most appealing part of the drama (for me), is the bond between Wai Sum (Bosco Wong) and Chi Lam (Linda Chung). I loved how it’s portrayed: the … Continue reading »
I’ve never said I am not a girl…and not shallow. And this is the drama you’ll like if you are one of the above, maybe both. I love Witness Insecurity 護花危情 solely for Bosco Wong (shallow me) and the love story (girly me) alone. This drama has actually completely slipped my radar because the promos where lackluster … Continue reading »
The blog is dead recently because it has been difficult to find a drama I can follow consistently. I am not even asking for something I can go bat-shit fangirling over, but a decent drama I can just casually keep up with. Certain dramas I can’t even muster enough interest to even check out (Gloves … Continue reading »
Why did Michael Tse, of recent years ‘Laughing Gor” fame agreed to L’Escargot? The drama also stars other familiar TVB faces, Michael Miu, Sonija Kwok, Linda Chung, Ron Ng, Him Law, and Yoyo Chan. The topic appropriately centers around the difficulties of owning a home in the Hong Kong society. The drama grates my nerves … Continue reading »
