Ayamecho Complex is a public housing complex that was built in the suburbs of Tokyo in the 1970s. Back then, it was a lively place and a desirable address for people. But now the number of residents have declined and both the building and people have steadily aged. One day, 62-year-old Terauchi Seiji and his 6-year-old granddaughter Honoka move to Ayamecho Complex. Terauchi tells residents curious to know why he has relocated here now, that he adopted Honoka after his son and daughter-in-law died in a fire a year ago. He believes it will be good for her to live in the place where he spent a happy childhood. Terauchi’s elderly father Hitoshi also lives with him. The arrival of the family of three stirs the stagnant air of the complex. Terauchi immediately visits housewife Sakurai Eriko and her husband Takashi who live next to him, to give his greetings and enthusiastically declares, “We’re starting a new chapter of our lives in this “dream new town” from today”. He politely goes around to every unit in the complex and even proactively shows up at a gathering of the residents association where he seeks interactions within the place. However, it does not work out as intended with an unmotivated chairman, Kaneda Teppei, and residents who show no regard for rules and greetings. Terauchi gets into action in an attempt to steer Ayamecho Complex back to the good old times for the sake of his granddaughter. However, is he a savior who will save the public housing complex? Or is he a devil?

With the Shaolin and the Beggars' Sect being the two biggest sects, Mo Yung Fuk and his father Mo Yung Bok schemes to take control of the two sects in order to restore their Kingdom of Yan. The second season introduces Hui Juk, a Shaolin monk, as the third and last protagonist as the three male protagonists' lives interconnect with one other, with a satisfying yet tragic ending to the series.

Dragon Chen (Donnie Yen,) a police officer, goes undercover in one of China’s most ruthless underworld gangs. The gang leader, Xiong (Collin Chou) has made priority to weed out the government infiltrators. As Chen’s undercover comrades disappears one by one, Chen fears he will be next target. Now he must risk everything to take down the organization and reclaim his life and his SPECIAL IDENTITY before it’s too late.

A quirky and provocative secret romance. The story unfolds in a play of revenge while both leads hide their own identity.

Khun Chai and Nongsai are childhood friends. After Nongsai was diagnosed with polio leaving her unable to walk, Chai had to leave and go to America. To Nongsai, this was where their relationship ended, believing that her “p’Chai” had forgotten all about her. Years later, Chai comes back to Thailand, with his wife that he married abroad named Chomphilai. Khunying Aumporn, Chai’s mother, is quite unhappy with the fact. But after she read more

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Episodes: 40

Duration: 45 min.

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Starring Raymond Lam and Damian Lau After his father’s death, Hoi Sing “Hanson” (Raymond Lam) inherits the family business, which is coveted by his greedy uncle Hoi Leung “Albert” (Damian Lau). Driven by the lure of untold riches, Albert plants a spy — Fong Lai King (Zhao Ziqi) — in the factory to sabotage operations, despite his wife and daughter’s plea for family unity. Realizing he can’t fight Albert alone, Hanson enlists the help of his best friend Chung Lam Tau “Linus” (Bosco Wong) — naively believing he can still trust anyone.

“Dong Poo Dee” is the story about Kom a young girl who grew up with her mother Kae, who has amnesia. The two are supported by Kru Sompon who is the owner of a school. Kae faints on the day that Kru Sompon throws a party for his older brother. She meets Pit Roongprai and remembers everything. Kae entrusts Kom in his hands before she dies. Once they are done with her funeral Pit takes Kom to Bangkok and entrusts her with a friend named Rangsan Rattanadechakorn to take care of and give her an education equal to his daughters Ratirot and Podjanee, but in truth Rangsan and Bunga his wife doesn’t like Kom and treats her as a servant.

Once Pit goes out of the country, he sends a younger relative named Chartsiam Surabordin who is studying in England to take care of Kom if anything were to ever happen to him. Chartsiam gives a doll to Kom and this leaves a great impression on her.

Pit dies and leaves a will for Kom, once Chartsiam returns he takes care of Kom from afar, but refuses to tell her about Pit. As for Bunga she sees him come often and tries to get close to him, but the young man doesn’t care for her because he has a lover already. Eventually, love blossoms between Chartsiam and Kom. But the love that appears to be forbidden for the two, how will it end up?