@anon but mediocre voice but considering the current hk music scene, had she looked differently, she'd be winning the most popular female singer by now.

@m0m0 By HK standards, it's mediocre. Her voice won't make it in China.

@anon Nah. Her greatest talent is being a well-adjusted adult despite living under the shadows of her famous but dysfunctional parents. Her love for her mom is admirable.

@anon Ouch. True that no one would notice her but she got singing talents although not outstanding.

Joyce's greatest talent is being Lydia Shum's daughter.

I tried watching one episode but I couldn't get into it. Her voice detracts my attention from the story.

@oligodendrocytes @dreamer I was being sarcastic obviously.

@anon surely you must mean the tvb dramas of the 80s and early 90s

@anon are you being serious here or kidding on?

Mainland viewers should watch TVB dramas if they want quality acting.

@anon I stopped watching TVB many years ago and was thinking of watching them again. But after Lau Kong’s departure, Bye Bye TVB forever!!!!! I only rewatch the older series only since most of the new series stinks anyways.

@anon Lau Kong actually did a more in-depth interview with Ming Pao this weekend....I would recommend reading / watching that interview, as he makes it much clearer the reason(s) why he left and what his future plans are. Out of all the interviews he’s done since news of his departure came out, this one provides the most clarity.

@anon @llwy12 I recently watched Looking Back in Anger and it's so good. I can't believe I waited this long to watch it. I immediately started searching Deric Wan. He was so handsome back then, a phenomenal actor and excellent singer

@anon it's not like TVB said if he signs the contract, then they will give him the award. Selena previously announced she's leaving TVB, but still got an award. Miriam isnt a TVB actress

@cutie777 He's mentioned in his recent interviews that he still wants to act.

@sherla1019 Surprisingly if you look at ViuTV's Youtube channel, I do notice that many prominent ex-TVB artists are now employed at ViuTV filming dramas and variety shows that look far more interesting which does not necessarily mean that it's good but better than what TVB is doing nowadays.

@anon some people like tv more. there's more connections about the film industry. i heard people make dirty deals but it's not like tvb doesn't do that but i'd like to think tvb is slightly better in terms of deals under the table. at least it has more transparency than the film industry.

I've said this before and I'll say this again. This is another reason why I won't be watching TVB anymore (not that I hardly watch these days). Lau Kong should've followed the footsteps of Kenneth Tsang, Kong Ngai, and others of his generation that left TVB at an earlier part of their career and pursued a career in HK films. it would've been far more rewarding professionally and financially. It's still never too late. I hope to see Lau Kong in the big screen soon.

@anon if he didn't decide to sign, where he would have been to? To China? No way because he is even not that famous to get second lead in their series. To movie field? Well, to that field, his position is even lower than Ron Ng. So in the end of the day, TVB is the best choice.

@anon He didn’t say anything about how he was treated...in fact, he specifically said not to ask him why he’s leaving because he can’t explain it. But you could tell from his tone he wasn’t too happy. When he was asked if he was attending the ceremony because of his nomination for BSA, he made it a point to say forget about it, that he’s been at this company long enough to know how the game is played...he also emphasized that the only reason he attended the award ceremony was to support his series (Barrack O’Kama) and the team.