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Born on a leap day, Yeesa unexpectedly time-travels to 2020, where she encounters her future self's death. Back in 2017, she teams up with strangers to change their shared fate.

Welcome to Born Hub, a co-working space designed for ambitious entrepreneurs to build the next sensational startup. Its newest member is Shun, an I.T. expert who just lost both his cushy bank job and his girlfriend. Looking to finally make his dream app, he imagines he'd be teaming up with like-minded aspiring entrepreneurs - only to find his new colleagues being eccentric geeks setting out to ruin rather than help each other. This uniquely Hong Kong take on Silicon Valley starts out as a scathing satire of the cutthroat startup world, but as Shun experiences successes and failures along his journey, In Geek We Trust reveals itself to be an inspiring story about the motivating power of teamwork.

"King Maker III" is a reality television show hosted by ViuTV Hong Kong in a search for new Hong Kong stars. The new season now accepts female contestants and artists who have already debuted.

Shaken by a murder similar to an old case from decades ago, three officials face various difficulties whilst trying to find the killer.

J, a freelance hitman who does only low-risk killing jobs, gets into a monopoly company in the field and meets peculiar co-workers while his peaceful life is turned upside down.

Ling joins "Myhome Property" to obtain a real estate license. With Yu Ge's trainees, they compete against the ruthless "Dragon Realty" to prevent forced relocation of old districts by property tycoons.

A few young people who love volleyball were rejected by the volleyball team because their height was not up to the standard. Later, they met Ka Yu, a former member of the Hong Kong women's volleyball team whose volleyball dream was broken.

Tin (Edan Lui) falls into a love triangle between his boss KK (Tak-Bun Wong) and colleague Muk (Anson Lo).

Lo Man Tat is a short-term contract teacher in Ma Sau College who barely manages to keep his job after five years of dealing with under-achieving students to scrape a living, constantly being alienated by his colleagues and dressed-down by his superiors. Making matters worse for him is newly-appointed Principal Leung who has introduced a strict evaluation system in which contract teachers who underperform will face elimination. How will Mr Lo and his students rise up to the challenge?

Dubbed Hong Kong's version of Black Mirror, each episode in this anthological series explores the relationship between humans and emerging technologies within society and how it affects us.

At a funeral, ten strangers receive a message sent to their deceased friend, marked as "read." Unsuspecting, they get caught in a twisted murder game where they're killed one by one.

The story is set in a Hong Kong that is facing a worsening economic climate, and it revolves around a retail space that is leased to three businesses, each operating during a different time of the day.[1][2] The businesses include: GOGOGO YOGA: a business that offers Yoga courses and personal training. It operates from 7 to 11AM Party of Two: a restaurant that offers pay what you want pricing until Episode 28. It operates from noon to 10PM Vincent Cafe: a coffee shop that offers live music. It operates from midnight to 5AM. Each episode deals exclusively with one of the three businesses, with limited crossover between the characters.

The programme brings together two people from different backgrounds, with conflicting core values, for a five-day trip to other parts of the world.

Passionate Detective Tze-Wei attempts to protect a sex worker who resists her help, as her precinct battles the City Councilor in a feud that dates back a generation.