Definitely over for Steven... Sad for Kenny.

@vodka you can say that again...

@m0m0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayNc1NmXqes The 3 other girls he was messing with came out.

Hot mess.. I guess it's over for him.

@orchid123 I happen to agree with you.

She looks good here.. I will be watching this movie.. Not bad.

@ricky721 The song isn’t out yet, but Disney did post a 15 second teaser version on their Weibo site (link below). As a huge Jacky fan, I’m super excited about this collaboration, especially since The Lion King is also one of my favorite Disney movies. Listening to the 15 second version is already enough to get me teary-eyed....pretty sure I will probably lose it when the full version comes out, lol. https://video.h5.weibo.cn/1034:4394118953266788/4394257886007604

Interesting... can’t find the clip of it. Can someone attach it??

@coralie with these things, it appears that it’s easier for a guy to make a come back then a girl. In Jacqueline’s, with Sammi’s fan base and with Sammi being the Queen in the music industry, I think the come back will be much tougher.. I’m sure TVB will be playing the deck of cards carefully. But I always wonder thou...

Agreed that Charmaine should have known better not to get involved with China, specifically when acting career is on a arise! On a separate note, Here for supporting correct information. the actual English title for “天與地” is “When Heaven Burns”. The theme song for “天與地” is Heaven and Earth by Paul Wong. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/When_Heaven_Burns Also Jayne has coverage on 天與地” as well.

@ricky721 if they can forgive hugo, they should also forgive jacqueline. i don't see what they did as different.

Forgiving Hugo is one thing... Could TVB be paving the road to forgive Jacqueline Wong in the near future.

@hazel I actually agree with with you about Natalie... and newcomers.

So far so good... It's been a while... Seems to have high hopes. But, knowing TVB, beginning is always good... towards the last few episodes, they rush to end it and miss out on details... Will see. But for now, it's good, looking forward to catching more.

They so happen to be under the spotlight... Dysfunctional family it is, however, this pair of siblings are a very close. Nick happens to be very protective and looking out for his sister. Nothing wrong with it. Pretty sure things will weather itself out.

@fatchoy yes I agree with you.. it’s a very deep and dark drama.

@ricky721 Thanks for your reply. Well, i'll just skip this series then. TVB's Big White Duel is airing already, i guess it should be more fast-paced & interesting than the above series.

@diana80 , I echo that! I heard positive reviews and started to watch it. After 2 episodes, I've stopped watching as well. Not as good as everyone was talking about. I watched tried to pick it up again at episodes 29 and 30...Was it the ending? Honestly, it wasn't attracting me at all. I was watching only because of Sharon Tang. Sunny Chan and Bernice Liu I really didn't care for.

Actually not a bad choice of replacement. Look forward to see her acting. Roxanne does have potential.

@ricky721 Yup….I think that if this were any other series, they aren’t going to bother to reshoot (such as those other 3 series with Jacqueline in them, which they are probably now going to just warehouse indefinitely). But I think people are forgetting that TVB’s target market is now Mainland China, not HK….not only that, there’s also the fact that producers Lau Ka Ho and Mui Siu Ching were hired back by TVB specifically to develop the Mainland arm of their business, which means that every single series they produce will be big budget collaborations with Mainland (in accordance with their CEO’s mandate that at least a quarter of all their series must be co-productions with China), so there’s less flexibility for TVB to do whatever they want, especially if they are under contract (which they obviously are in this case). Yes, it’s a waste of money and resources to have to reshoot (and even though the series is a collaboration with Mainland, no doubt that TVB will be footing the reshoot costs 100%, since it’s their artist who screwed up and put everyone in this position), but like I said earlier, it’s not like they really have a choice...the options are limited. With all that said, I wouldn’t be surprised if, as a result of all this, TVB puts tighter reins on their managed artists in the future and make their contracts even more restrictive than they already are (though whether such a strategy would work in today’s world or not is a different story).