Kong (Michael Miu) has just returned to Hong Kong from Taiwan and wants to quickly find is daughter Yau Yau (Elanne Kong) to mend their relationship and also plan revenge. He pretends to surrender to Do (Lum Lei) who caused him to be jailed. On the other hand police officer Cheung (Ron Ng) has been assigned a special assignment and good friend and police officer Lei (Samuel Chan) are like a family. Lei continues to be strong and continues to be friends with Cheung but Cheung can only help the police investigate this case further in order to capture Kong by becoming an undercover cop. But when evidence had proven the guilt of Kong and Cheung managed to have a good relationship with Kong the police force did not let him reveal his real disguise yet wanting him to continue on being an undercover cop and so during this time Cheung becomes one of Kong's people and turns his back on the police force.... Yik keeps a close watch on Kong but purposely shows that he trusts Leung (Michael Tse) more and intentionally puts him in a high position but Kong has all the information to be able to plan the revenge and uses Yik's wife Ching (Kathy Chow) in the organization as an influence to help Kong up the ranks. But when he thought that he was in control, his drug dealing business failed and Kong discovers that the people he trusted the most betrayed, tricked and used him...

The all-conquering snooker player Yau Yat Kiu (Adam Cheng) takes everyone by surprise when he suddenly retires from the snooker world. This comes as a huge disappointed to her daughter Yau Ka Kan (Niki Chow), who has always wanted to follow in his footsteps. She feels bewildered too, for although Kiu pretends he does not care about the snooker any more, he has set up an extremely difficult game in his restaurant. His purpose cannot be more obvious: he is waiting for someone to solve the game. Kiu comes to know Kan Tze Him (Patrick Tang) by chance. Noticing his flair for the snooker, Kiu decides to make an exception for Him and teaches him all he knows about the game. Later, Kan manages to persuade her father into taking her in as well. Him fancies Kan, but she is fond of Lui Kin Chung (Derek Kwok), Kiu's bitter foe. Chung is a crafty person. In order to win the game, he fools around with Him's aunt Chin To To (Joyce Tang), who is also Him's manager. Him falls out with Kiu because of Chung. Both master and disciple come to settle their scores on a snooker-table in the end.

Set in the Song dynasty, ancient China. This series tells the legend of the famous upright official Bao Zheng, about his birth, growing up, officialdom steps and investigations of several important criminal cases.

“Hearts and Hari” will be centered around some teenagers and show some fluttering love stories mixed with a bit of horror at a coffee shop, Redsome. One of the teenagers include the hard-working barista Hari, who just started working there in order to buy a gift for Gang Rim. However... all the couples visiting the coffee shop are very random!

Adapted from the novel "Duoqing Jianke Wuqing Jian" of the Xiaoli Feidao Series written by Gu Long.

Armed Reaction II (Chinese: 陀槍師姐 II; Jyutping: to4 coeng1 si1 ze2 II) is a 2000 Hong Kong modern cop drama produced by TVB. The drama stars Bobby Au-yeung and Esther Kwan as the main leads with Joyce Tang, Marco Ngai, Mimi Chu and Joe Ma in main supporting roles. Original broadcast of the series began on TVB Jade channel from May 29 till July 8, 2000 at 9:30-10:30 p.m. timeslot with 32 episodes total. Armed Reaction II was produced due to high ratings and positive reviews from the first installment of Armed Reaction. The girls with guns are back in Armed Reaction 2! The original cast from 1998's Armed Reaction returns for this popular sequel, which went on to become the second highest-rated TVB drama of the 1999-2000 season! The two tough policewomen of AR1 return, only to find more professional and personal problems. Now a sergeant, Chu So Ngo (Esther Kwan) encounters professional setbacks in her law enforcement career. She looks to fellow cop and boyfriend Chan Siu Sang (Bobby Au-Yeung) for support and a secure future - once he gets promoted, that is. The added pressure gets to Chen, and he find minor solace with Sum Yeo (Eileen Yeow), the beautiful girl next door. But what will Chen do when his neighbor throws herself at him? Meanwhile, newlywed couple Sam Yuen (Joyce Tang) and Ching Fung (Marco Ngai) are experiencing difficulties. San Yuan gets transferred to the Special Unit, leaving Ching Fung alone at home. But the loneliness leads him to a drinking problem, and even infidelity! With their marriage disintegrating, Sam Yuen buries herself in her current case: a sex offender taxi driver on the run from the cops. But the emotional and professional turmoil could turn out to be too much for Sam Yuen... The story takes place a few years from the first series. Chu So Ngo (Esther Kwan) has been promoted to sergeant rank in the police but she encounters professional setbacks due to her new responsibilities. She depending on fellow cop Chan Siu Sang (Bobby Au-Yeung) who is now her boyfriend for support and a secure future,and hopes for him to get promoted soon. The two have plans for getting married. The added pressure of waiting for an promotion and So Ngo depending on him gets to Siu Sang, and he finds some breathing room with Sum Yeo (Eileen Yeow), his beautiful neighbor next door who he sees as a platonic friend. When So Ngo finds out that she can not have any more children and rethinks if she and Siu Sang should really get married. With all the added pressure in their relationship, both decide to breakup. Siu Sang finds relief in his next door neighbor Sum Yeo, who he dates briefly and get married to right away. While So Ngo starts a relationship with taxi driver Yeung Kwong Chiu (Eddie Cheung), who thinks she looks like his died wife. Sam Yuen (Joyce Tang) and Ching Fung (Marco Ngai) are also experiencing difficulties in their new marriage when San Yuan is transferred to the Special Police Unit and concentrates more on her career then family, leaving Ching Fung alone at home. Feeling neglected by his wife Fung turns to drinking problem which leads to a one night stand with a stranger. With their marriage in jeopardy Sam Yuen further buries herself in her in her career putting all her concentration in her current case regarding a serial psycho sex offender taxi driver wanted by the cops. But when Sam Yuen gets in trouble when she becomes the psycho sex offender's next victim, Ching Fung is there for her to help her heal.

In Iryu 2, Asada Ryutaro wages a new battle against the realities of Japan's medical care system. The government has drafted legislation to tackle the recent inflation of medical fees; hospitals have entered an era in which they will go bankrupt if they aren't independently run. At the same time, hospital mergers and takeovers are also taking place. Additionally, the obstetrics and pediatrics departments are being closed in succession, and there are inadequate doctors in the region - issues that are closely related to these hospital management problems. Now, hospitals, like the average corporation, face collapse if they are not profitable.

Raymond Cho and Pal Sinn are partners of a solicitor firm. They invite Roger Kwok and Johnson Lee to join the firm as well. Despite their different personalities, the four men share a close bond. They are well-known within the legal circle as "The Big Four Mature Men". Their creative tactics to win court cases has won over many female clients. Unfortunately, someone has swindled money from the firm. To save the firm from financial distress, four female lawyers are brought in. They include Roger's rival (Sharon Chan), Johnson's wealthy wife (Selena Li), a housewife (Joyce Tang) and a barrister (Grace Wong) who gets entangled with Pal and Johnson. The eight people's working and private relationships get more and more messy, until they finally realize that there is someone behind all the happenings at the law firm. With Roger Kwok leaving the firm and Raymond Cho mysterious disappearance with the firm's money, what would become of the law firm? Will the four women, Selena Li, Sharon Chan, Grace Wong, and Joyce Tang save the firm? What would turn out in the end? What was the mystery behind Ming Sir (Raymond Cho's) disappearance? Will Roger Kwok join back and help?