Always Ready

Since I started having the RM3 economy rice (smaller serving as compared to the Jawa economy rice of RM4) for lunch at work, my stomach is always hungry by the time I reach home after 6p.m. So instead of my usual internet surfing prior to shower and then dinner, I have been having dinner as soon as I come home while watching the Hong Kong TVB series Always Ready on ntv7.

Always Ready is about the Hong Kong Government Flying Service (GFS) and among the cast members are Cheng E-Kin, Bowie Lam, Charmaine Sheh, Shirley Yeung, Linda Chung, etc. I always like Bowie Lam playing any characters.

And I always find the foreigner who speaks quite good Cantonese a mystery like who is he, where is he from, etc. One night recently I managed to have all my questions answered through his website. His name is Gregory Charles Rivers. He hailed from a small town of Gympie, Queensland, Down Under.

Gregory resigned from TVB recently and is now the personal English tutor of actor Chow Yun Fatt for the Hollywood movie Dragonball.

Lethal Weapons of Love and Passion – The Finale

Watched the finale for Lethal Weapons of Love and Passion last night.

I liked the ending. Raymond Lam ended up with Charmaine Sheh while Bosco Wong with Sharon Chan. Evergreen Mak became the Emperor.

This was the first time I see Raymond playing a villain. He did very well.

My colleague NE on finding out Raymond was playing a villain decided to boycott this series altogether because she is not used to watching him playing a bad character.

Lethal Weapons of Love and Passion

Lethal Weapons of Love and Passion - a Hong Kong series is shown on TV2 at 7p.m. for about two months. Normally I prefer contemporary Hong Kong series. Watching ancient drama series would usually make me fall asleep.

But almost every night I have been watching about ten to twenty minutes of this series while I am having my dinner. I know the plot by just watching snippets of the series.

The series stars Raymond Lam, Bosco Wong, Charmaine Sheh, Sonija Kwok, Sharon Chan, Evergreen Mak and David Chiang. I like to watch some of the stars.

For the past few nights I have been watching almost the whole episode because the series are coming to the finale tomorrow night.

Bitter Bitten

Since last night, TV2 has started showing a new Hong Kong series at 7p.m. entitled Bitter Bitten, a story that mainly took place at the Panyu Zoo, People‘s Republic of China.

I visited this zoo nine years ago and took the following photo.