@potatochip haha I thought the same about the colours but each to their own. I was a bloody zombie for at least 6 months post partum.

@aktf you do know that there's a service for that now. It's called core blood banking. It's actually a "new school mum" thing.

@potatochip omg, it's practically the same story just set in Thailand!

@m0m0 sounds like dieting. She's got hypothyroidism and the weight struggles are real! She also has that added pressure being a public figure but it's not sustainable of the wants kids.

@yuaida doesn't the winner usually get sidelined to just look pretty and those who are runner ups and get the side awards get the breaks in the industry? (Except for Grace Chan, she seemed to have been boosted forward...)

@kuks well he did want to retire for Cash, but had to seek revenge for his friend's daughter, so really didn't want to be an assassin anymore. I guess the excuse is valid

@canadian I was thinking the same with Zero shooting with the accuracy of a stormtrooper. Perhaps I'm giving them excuses but they said that once a career assassin has "feelings", i.e. a relationship (emotional burden) then they're no longer effective as an assassin.

@potatochip I think it was assault because when she was at the cop shop after the luggage incident she said it was similar to "last time".

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@potatochip @kuks @luye @scre thnx for the rundown. I'll give the series a try after it's all aired, lol. I read an article where it says every eps ended with a cliff hanger? That sounds annoying af. I understand if it's at the end of the week or something, but every eps? Sounds as weird as that one Wong Jing TVB drama recently where eps ended in mid-scene and literally mid-sentence lol.

@jjwong I am hooked. I'm very selective in what I chose to watch or continue watching. Now I'm annoyed that I started watching when only half of it was released because I might catch up soon. @scre nah, Wayne is great in this role. I can't imagine a younger actor as this character. Vincent maybe, Ruco no. But with an adult daughter, neither...

@kuks Same as the UK. They already have a refugee crisis from war-torn countries in the Middle East, have few jobs available (due to refugees and garbage economy), lack of healthcare access (due to refugees, and lack of medical personnel) and they will be treated as second class citizens (due to refugees and a long-standing superiority complex among local rednecks that they are better than everybody else), but HK'ers will have their "free speech" to say anything they want. ;D If the UK and Australia do move forward and actually have the balls to hand out citizenships to HK'ers. It will get a whole lot worse for them as China will cut off economic ties making their current situation worse to unbearable. Their citizens will not be enthusiastic about taking in millions of refugees, already sharing the limited resources that they already have. Will HK'ers be actually better off moving to these countries? Time will tell. The grass isn't always greener on the other side.

@anon they'll be right in Australia. Might not be any jobs for them though.

@luye that doesn't leave much for her acting if her singing is better. A song of hers came on my Spotify and it hurt me so much I had to find out who it was and shut it down! I don't see Linda's appeal either. Probably is the young kiddies who like her because she exudes the 'perfect girl next door' vibe.

@pompidur yep but in a children's hospital. Rinse and repeat.

@anon same. Poor Catherine stuck with dud costars.

@potatochip nope, indeed!

@orchid123 she was very good in supporting but I think she got handed rubbish roles when she became lead. Not to mention the overall quality of dramas were on the decline anyway.

@cutie777 they live in HK, cooking and cleaning can be outsourced to a helper for cheap... There are speciality cooking classes for helpers so they can learn to cook your favourite foods. Most things can be mitigated with money in HK...