I’ve talked about underrated TVB grand production dramas, but how about those non-grand Hong Kong dramas that have also gone under the radar?

Chinese New Year is once again around the corner, which means that it’s time to catch up with your dearest family members.

A variety show is certainly a unique genre of its own. In no circumstances can you watch theatrical entertainment featuring a wide range of interesting performances in the comfort of your own home, which variety shows offer.

2023 has finally arrived. While some people may immediately dive into work to start off the new year, some may prefer starting things slow and having a well-deserved break after the previous year of hard work.

TVB has no shortage of critically acclaimed Hong Kong dramas this year, but with many of them to choose from, you might be wondering which are the ones to add to your binge-watch list.

Of course, we can always count on our beloved screen veterans, such as Tavia Yeung (杨茜尧), Kenneth Ma (马国明), and Moses Chan (陈豪), to provide unforgettable acting performances and do their respective Hong Kong drama shows justice.

Unless you have been living under a rock, you should know that Kenneth Ma (马国明) has been in the news lately.

And just like that, we are nearing the end of 2022.

If there is one thing that TVB does consistently well in, it is coming up with police dramas and crime thrillers.

There is no shortage of new Hong Kong dramas to catch by the end of the year, but one show, in particular, stands out from the crowd in terms of how much buzz it has been receiving.

As a Singaporean, I am not ashamed to admit that I am a huge Japanophile.

Halloween is just around the corner, and while some people may prefer heading to haunted houses and attending Halloween parties, others simply enjoy cosying up and watching good old Halloween movies or shows.

There is no shortage of remarkable and talented actors and actresses in TVB. From illustrious veterans like Tony Leung Chiu-wai (梁朝伟), Chow Yun-fat (周润发), and Maggie Cheung (张曼玉) to established names like Charmaine Sheh (佘诗曼), Moses Chan (陈豪) and Fala Chen (陈法拉), TVB can count its blessings to finding and obtaining such skilled individuals to perform on screen.

Even though Cantonese dramas by TVB rarely miss the mark and are generally successful, I understand that shows can be subjective at times.

As the world experiences an economic downturn and our lives are busier than ever, it is not surprising that many of us are experiencing burnout and our stress levels are at an all-time high.

Many people, especially in the Western world, may recognise Fala Chen (陈法拉) from the Marvel superhero movie, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, but that is just one of the many filmographies she has starred in since starting her acting career in 2005.

There are regular Hong Kong dramas, and then there are grand production dramas, which are typically released twice or thrice a year.

It is incredible how time flies in the blink of an eye. Just like that, the autumn season is approaching.

Do you know TVB was established in 1967? Since then, the Hong Kong-based broadcasting company has gone on to produce some of the most iconic and recognisable drama shows in the Cantonese and even Chinese film industry.

Most people would think that their day-to-day family lives would make the most ordinary stories (and I would say so too for my own), but have you ever thought about how family life would be if things were all switched up?

While my enjoyment for some genres can wane and ebb through different seasons (or really just how tired or bored I feel on that day), there is a genre that I will always enjoy no matter the time of the day.

There are just some things that make up a TV drama or series, and no matter where you go or what country you go to, romance is always a key element to the plot, the character’s relationship, or a significant contributor to a story’s enjoyment.

There are some days where I get home and want to catch a relaxing and heart-warming drama, but there are also those days when I want to catch something heart-pumping and intense.

Having been a long-standing fan and advocate of Hong Kong dramas, a couple of my friends asked me why I constantly share about my love for them.

When I hear the name Natalie Tong (唐诗咏), I know she is not a new face in the Hong Kong drama industry.

When I watch a Hong Kong drama, I always know I’m in for a treat as they are known for their eccentric action scenes and seamlessly weaved in humour in any situation.

Crime thrillers are some of the most popular genres when it comes to movies and TV series.

  It isn’t every day that you get to catch a sequel to one of your favourite medical drama series,

While there are some genres of shows I get tired of watching every once in a while, I hold a timeless love for others and can seem to binge seasons after seasons of.

Nothing satisfies my hunger pangs and food cravings more than a mouth-watering culinary show.

We all have our good and bad days – but sometimes, the bad moments may feel harder to shake off.

Have you ever wondered why Hong Kong dramas seem to be so entertaining yet remain distinctly unique and endlessly entertaining?

Everyone loves a good blast from the past.

Nothing beats the heart-pounding adrenaline of watching a scene where two officers interrogate a suspect with high stakes on the line.

What are the first few things that come to your head when you read the word ‘supernatural’? I’m not sure about you, but it would definitely be ghosts and spirits for me!

Romance dramas are one of the most popular genres to watch these days.

If there is one thing that TV networks don’t seem to lack, it’s the countless number of series that come out year after year.

Is it just me, or do we find the ‘family’ genre being something we enjoy in Asia way more than Western TV?

Some days are just so busy that I can’t wait to sit back, brew some warm tea and ease my

Some genres fall in and out of favour, but the same can’t be said about medical drama that seems to stick around even through the years.

With so many shows available from various streaming platforms, the question isn’t “which show should I catch” but “which great show should I catch” instead.

If you ask me what I like to watch on a gloomy day, my answer would, without a beat, be comedies of any kind.

It’s no news that the HK showbiz industry is a chock-full of talented veteran actors, many of which are recognised worldwide for their stellar acting chops.

There’s a famous saying that laughter is the best medicine.

Do you sometimes crave some mind-expanding, geektastic series to brighten up your weekday nights or to fill in the time when you’re lounging in the free time you have at home?

Chinese New Year has arrived, and it’s yet another season of festivities and joy.

We all love that spicy drama, tense exchanges and juicy backstabbing – as long as it happens on a viewing screen and not in our lives.

Amidst the slew of buzzworthy TV series we see these days, there remains a special place in my heart for legal dramas.

2021 has been a good year for us HK drama fanatics.

HK dramas are a dime a dozen, but what truly distinguishes a particular series from the rest are the profound, hidden meanings weaved in the show.

Here’s how to know you’re a true-blue HK drama fan: you’ve watched all of Kenneth Ma’s (馬國明) TVB shows.

Amidst the hustle and bustle of hectic daily life, sometimes the ultimate way to destress is to kick back and immerse yourself in a riveting TV drama series of any kind!

Who doesn’t love a whopping good drama with a shocking plot twist?

Picture this: the gorgeous, popular heroine has a male best friend who has been secretly crushing on her for the longest time.

While the possibility of going on adventures right now is still quite limited, thankfully, there’s nothing wrong with entertaining yourself by going on virtual experiences right smack from the comfort of your own home.

Looking for a new TVB series to satiate your cabin fever?

Between lazy homebound weekends and cosy nights in, you’ll be needing a new TVB series or two to keep the boredom at bay.

We bear good news for Hong Kong drama fanatics, for this is the moment you’ve all been waiting for.

Hear me out: forget the melodramatic K-dramas and Netflix shows. When it comes to searching for the next binge-worthy series, you have to check out TVB!

‘Tis the season for all things spooky, for Halloween is just around the corner! Should you fancy yourself a classic horror flick, then brace yourself for some of the top bone-chilling movies and TV series to take over your streaming queues this month.

If you’ve constantly been in the loop of the best Hong Kong dramas, then I’m sure Ruco Chan (陳展鵬) is a familiar face.

Just a quick search for Hong Kong dramas, and you’ll find that action-packed storylines and police procedurals are all that’s broadcasting on television these days.

For many jet setters, going on that dream vacation abroad will have to be shelved for the meantime.

When it comes to Hong Kong dramas, the popular genres that spring to mind are comedy and crime.

If you’re a fan of TVB romance dramas, I’m sure Priscilla Wong (黃翠如) – some fondly refer to her as the ‘Romance Queen’ in Hong Kong showbiz – is a familiar face.

Haven’t had a recent dose of Hong Kong dramas lately?

You’ll have to agree, nothing’s more satisfying than reclining your chair after a long day, holding a warm drink, and watching one bad guy after the other get defeated on your handy iPad screen.

While the pandemic might have put a halt to your travel plans and left you rooted in Singapore, you don’t have to let it dampen your spirits completely!

I have a confession to make – I think I’m addicted to my trusty TVBAnywhere+ app!

As a true-blue romantic, I often gravitate towards light-hearted, romance TV series.

Since the pandemic hit our shores and the world was forced into lockdown, social isolation was mandatory to halt the spread of the virus.

Recently crowned as the Best Actor in a Leading Role Award aka “TV King” at the 2020 TVB Anniversary Awards, this singer-turned-actor has been catching the hearts of many Hong Kong drama fans – me included!

If you’ve recently downloaded the TVBAnywhere+ app (or as some call it the ‘TVB drama app’), you might be overwhelmed

Even though the pandemic has left you rooted in sunny Singapore, that doesn’t mean that you don’t have access to

TGIF! Yes, thank goodness the weekend is nearly here because it’s finally time to binge-watch my favourite Hong Kong drama!

Before you jump into any TVB drama online, do a quick search on their trailers and you’ll realise how comical

When it comes to Hong Kong drama genres, the top few categories that come to everyone’s mind is usually justice