DRAMA SPECIALS

No Sypnosis

When Zoey's best friend Nant goes missing his twin brother Nont came to investigate. Zoey joins force with First to help Nont solve the case. Delving into Nant's past, the trio find themselves entering a dark communities of the sex industry (Aob/Puen), illegal pornorgraphy (Keen/Captain), online hook-ups with drug dealing (Nuth/Phop), covert sex work (Jump/Porche) and sex-love revenge exposing human's darkest nature (Prom/Nont-Nant). In the meantime, Zoey—who's afraid of sex—is seduced by his nude model 'senpai' while First delves so deep into the ecstacy of sex when met with Soong, an ex-sex worker, that he might become sex-addicted. Will they find the missing person? Or will they discover some hidden truth about themselves through this daunting journey?

The series is set in the early 90's in Moscow after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. With the opening up of Russia to capitalism, Moscow sees an influx of Chinese entrepeneurs looking for business opportunities. Unfortunately, along with the flourishing business landscape comes a Chinese criminal element that preys on Chinese business people with the assumption that the Russian police would not interfere and that crimes committed outside China are beyond the jurisdiction of the Chinese government to prosecute. However, matters come to a head when an Old West style train robbery takes place on the Beijing-Ulan Bator-Moscow Express. A team of five Chinese police officers arrives in Moscow with the intention of investigating the crimes and bringing the culprits to justice. The show stands as a fascinating contrast to typical Western/American fare that relies on action, sex, violence, gore, guns and slick production values. This Chinese Russian production stands out as it manages to tell its story with humor and compassion while showing its cop protagonists depending on their wits to achieve results instead of just plain brute force or technological wizardry. Their dilemma is compounded by the fact that they are operating in Russia unofficially with no electronic equipment, weapons, badges or actual authority.

Episodes: 31

Former female members gathered at a farewell party for Katsuhito Ando, a teacher of the high school basketball club. Among them, three former captains who wear an aura of unhappiness, Kana Enoki, Yuko Tsuruga, and Akane Miyosawa. Each of them had just been hit by an unexpected event and ridiculed, "My peak was in high school ..." Meanwhile, the situation suddenly changes with a word from her teacher's wife, Kae. "Why don't you live in a basketball dormitory?" In addition to the three who decided to live under one roof, is the son of the teacher, Yuichi, and the daughter of Kana, Tamaki, and six people of different generations. "Pseudo family" life begins. Is there a one-shot reversal in their lives while each is trying to change?!

What is the secret between them (roommate)?

Nodakura Naho has been longing for an ordinary life as an office lady, but she couldn’t seem to get a job offer. In order to make ends meet, for the time being, she decides to interview for a part-time job at a design company called Solo Design Office. On her way there, Naho encounters a man and a woman having a lover’s quarrel. In order to shake off the woman, the man grabs Naho, who just happens to be there, and says she’s his new girlfriend. Naho gets angry and instinctively pushes him away. When she later arrives at Solo Design Office for her interview, she realizes that the man she had met earlier is in fact the company’s president Sakisaka Takumi. Despite all that happened, Naho somehow gets hired and starts working as a part-timer at the company…

A young man living above his means and a young woman waiting for her boyfriend to return keep bumping into each other in unexpected ways. Frank (Joe Cheng) grew up without a family after his parents died and has no money. But he likes to wear designer clothing and live above his means, borrowing money from loan sharks to support his lifestyle. Zhen Shan Mei