Witness 目擊 (Forenic Heroes 3 Themesong)- Wayne Lai & Ron Ng

《法證先鋒III》 主題曲 – 黎耀祥 & 吳卓羲

Wayne:  chong joi ngaan lui mo yau ji jeung chan moot yim koi jeuk chin si
黎 : 藏 在 眼 裡 無 休 止 　 像 塵 沫 掩 蓋 著 前 事
sam kwai daan si mo yin lau han yik moot baan faat moh mit
心 愧 但 是 無 言 　 留 痕 亦 沒 辦 法 磨 滅
Ron: chang dip sin sok sui saan jin lui loi dik gon nei chim chong na yat min
吳 : 層 疊 線 索 誰 刪 剪 　 淚 來 滴 乾 你 潛 藏 哪 一 面
sau lim gik jun yan chin wai lau jeuk jue sat jing suet ming yau hoi jin

收 斂 極 盡 人 前 　 遺 留 著 實 證 說 明 又 開 展
* Both: kap tui haau kap tui suen kuet yi jeung tui faan
* 合 : 給 推 敲 　 給 推 算 　 決 意 將 推 翻
yi waak jing doi yat hau cham si sat mei maan
疑 惑 靜 待 日 後 　 尋 事 實 未 晚
jau dei muk gik ta yue jau gan yue pin cha
就 地 目 擊 他 　 愈 就 近 愈 偏 差
si sat joi fan cha chung chung mai tuen lin waan si taai
事 實 在 分 岔 　 重 重 謎 團 連 環 事 態
chin jung sam lei gin gaai yat jung tin lei yi joi pong goon ta
千 種 心 理 見 解 　 一 種 天 理 已 在 旁 觀 他
mei kap muk gik ta yung sat yim jo tui faan
未 及 目 擊 他 　 用 實 驗 做 推 翻
moot lau dung pin cha ying nang cham wooi waan yuen jong taai
沒 漏 洞 偏 差 　 仍 能 尋 回 還 原 狀 態
hoh fan sik hui chaak gaai jam gaai sik lei sing gung ching ji gaan
可 分 析 去 拆 解 　 怎 解 釋 理 性 共 情 之 間

Wayne: sui joi bo ji sui sik yin yeung si yat chung daam jeuk chin si
黎 : 誰 在 佈 置 誰 飾 演 　 讓 時 日 沖 淡 著 前 事
jan seung baai lo yan chin yue cham din dat faat joi fau yin
真 相 敗 露 人 前 　 如 沉 澱 突 發 再 浮 現
Ron: mo noi oi yi naan saan jin ming to seung jung yau gung si yau seung yi
吳 : 無 奈 愛 意 難 刪 剪 　 命 途 上 總 有 共 時 有 相 異
gong joi wooi bit lei si chung chin jeung waan gok ngaan chin joi san jin
講 再 會 別 離 時 　 從 前 像 幻 覺 眼 前 在 伸 展

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This is a post dedicated to Steven Ma’s Lip Dor Bo & Selena Li’s Cheuk Ji- Yeng/Duan Man-Gak Gak from The Life and times of a Sentinel.

For most of this series I liked watching Steven and Selena together and watching their relationship grow. Although not much was happening between them, the two were kinda cute- always bickering; then later becoming really good friends. Steven’s family owned a restaurant; while Selena’s family opened up a medicine shop so they were quite compatible in terms of status wise as well.

Steven cheering Selena up by deliberately letting Selena make fun of him

Things started to get a bit complicated between them when Steven became an imperial guard and he later finds out his true identity; carrying the burden of the tradgey his family had faced. On the other hand, Selena’s adopted foster father revealed  her tragic past and they were part of the anti-Qing rebels. As Steven was an imperial guard; Selena’s father asked her to use their relationship to their advantage. Upon knowing Steven’s mission of finding the missing Princess Duan Man; Selena’s father plotted to have Selena assume that identity to become the princess to get close to the emperor to kill him.

Selena takes the doll he gave her and wanted to remind him of their friendship; Steevn chooses to distance himself.

During their mission, Selena was in dilemma as she was worried about Steven’s safety since he was beside the emperor at that time. Conflicted betwen mission and love; Selena helplessly prayed that he would be ok. Steven ended up putting his life in danger to protect Emperor Hong Hei and becomes seriously injured.

Selena’s foster father later reveals the truth that she is indeed the actual Princess Duan Man and he had used her to go against her own family

Episode 25-26 Finale

The finale episode showed the most of their relationship! The palace was becoming a very dangerous place and Selena wanted to leave the palace with Steven and live a life where no one knew them. Steven promised he’ll take her away. However, the Grand Empress found out he was the First-Class Imperial Guard’s grandson who came to seek revenge and sent men to go after him. During their escape, Steven’s friends all die for him, and he later gets poisoned. Forced to the edge of a cliff, Steven eventually jumps off and luckily survives. Selena went to find him and helped suck out the poison from him. Luckily the two both get saved by the monk and they both survive!

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English Title: Forensic Heroes 3
[2011 Grand Production: Anniversary Series]
Cantonese Title: 法證先鋒III (faat jing sin fung)

Cast: Wayne Lai 黎耀祥 (飾布國棟), Maggie Cheung Ho Yee 張可頤 (飾鍾學心), Ron Ng 吳卓羲 (飾李展風), Kate Tsui 徐子珊 (飾凌倩兒), Aimee Chan 陳茵媺 (飾蔣卓君), Nancy Wu 胡定欣 (飾周奕霏), Ruco Chan Chin Pang 陳展鵬 (飾方世友), Edwin Siu 蕭正楠 (飾何正民), Ram Chiang 蔣志光 (飾游健保)

Episodes: 30

Airing date: 10 October 2011 (Airring after Men with No Shadows)

Official: Website

Themesong: Witness (目擊) Wayne Lai & Ron Ng (Full) | Lyrics *NEW*

Executive Producer: Mui Siu Ching

Scriptwriters: Choi Ting Ting & Leung Man Wah

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Senior Chemist PO KWOK-TUNG (Wayne Lai), Senior Forensic Pathologist CHUNG HOK-SUM (Maggie Cheung ), Senior Inspector LING SIN-YEE (Kate Tsui) and Sergeant LEE CHIN-FUNG (Ron Ng) are brought together by a series of bizarre murders.

Through years of close collaboration, PO and SUM who share similar personality traits have gradually developed a tacit understanding with each other. Following his separation from his wife CHOW YIK-FEI (Nancy Wu), TUNG comes to realize that SUM is the one who knows him best. Having experienced so much together in the Regional Crime Unit, YEE and FUNG begin to form a genuine bond and finally fall in love. The romantic story of another perfect pair, Scientific Evidence Officers CHEUNG CHEUK-KWAN (Aimee Chan) and HO CHING-MAN (Edwin Siu), is a touch of color added to the serious atmosphere in the office. Day after day, this invincible team of experts continues to combat crime through their cross-departmental collaboration in the areas of forensic identification, chemistry, logic, psychology, pathology and scientific technology.

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English Title: Super Snoops

Cantonese Title: 荃加福祿壽探案 (chuen ga fuk luk sau taam on)

Cast: Liza Wang, Wong Cho Lam, Louis Yuen, Johnson Lee, Sek Sau, Toby Leung, Christine Kuo, Aimee Chan, Linda Chung, Ella Koon, King Kong, kiki Sheung

Episodes: 20

Airing date: 3 October 2011 (Airring after River of Wine)

Official: Website

Inspector SUN CHIU-TUNG (Liza Wang) leaves the police force because of an unsettled case. She then opens a private investigation agency and, due to all sorts of accidental mishaps, employs KUNG CHAK-LAM (Wong Cho Lam), KUNG TUK-LAM (Louis Yuen) and TSUI SHUI (Johnson Lee).

The three young men have all been treated badly by life. By taking them in, TUNG is given the ability of clairvoyance, that is, the power to see the future. CHAK-LAM, TUK-LAM and SHUI also have distinct supernatural power of their own. CHAK-LAM can go through a wall; TUK-LAM can turn into a kung fu master for a minute whenever he likes; and SHUI is able to make a person tell the truth. With their supernatural powers and superb impersonating skills, the foursome is gearing up to crack the most difficult cases and make you laugh and fall off your chair!

• Favourite Couple & Character
• Themesong & songs sung in the series

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My favourite couple would have to go to Bowie and Elena The couple caught my attention early on in the series when I felt soemthing was going on between them. I loved the way they both cared for each other and seemed like they understood each other without having to say so. Their love felt so deep and it was heartbreaking to see that they were ‘forbidden’ to be together and were forced to lock up their feelings. The two had so much chemistry- esp when they exchanged glances I’m glad the two got a happy ending and were able to be together in the end!!

My second favourite couple would go to Linda and Sunny. They were so adorable and their love was so sweet! Episode 3 really brought changed their opinions of each other and later became really good friends. I feared that he only saw her as his little sister although it was obvious she had a crush on him. The ‘get-tgoether’ scene was so cute too! I thought the fireworks he made were realyl romantic too! Those scenes were cute!! The two went through so much to be together (pressure from both families). It was comforting that their love for one another didn’t change as they were able to overcome all their obstacles. The most sad, touching scene was when Sunny was trying to convince Linda to give up their unborn child because of her health conditions..it was sooo sad and emotional! Glad the two have a happy ending as well!!

While I disliked Pierre everytime he was so ‘blind’ and did all those bad thing- I must admit I don’t mind him that much when he’s around Sire- Maybe because Sire can’tame’ him and she was there for his good. I liked Sire a lot in the drama so quite enjoyed watching this couple too XD

Cilla and Alex- I’m not a huge fan of this couple or the individual characters so I’ll jsut leave it at that…lol

When I first saw the trailer for Men with No Shadows, my initial reaction was 0_0;|| a bit speechless and well, not too amused haha. It sounded silly and “mo liu” and the idea reminded me of “Fly with Me” which totally turned me off.

Nevertheless, I gave it a go because my favourite Raymond Lam was in it and Bobby’s always fun to watch. The first episode didn’t appeal to me much, but as I continued to watch on, I found myself so attracted to Typhoon (Raymond’s Death God character)- He is absolutely ADORABLE!!
When Raymond first appeared he spooked me out a bit. He had a very serious look on his face. However as we see him interact with Bobby more, we see all dimensions of him: A death god trying to be human XD Most of the time when he’s listening to Bobby he has that blank look on his face (he reminds me of L from Death Note a lot!) I love all his expressions, especially when he is really happy, smiling and seeing him enjoy being human so much! I also like the things he says, he’s pretty funny and robot-like haha I also think it’s cute how he’s always eating an apple (like Ryuk from Death Note).

Some of my favourite things:

• He got his nails painted with Tavia XD So funny!!
• When he doesn’t know when he should be angry and is still happily smiling
• When he pretends to be angry; or hurt (to act more human)
• His love for shopping
• Everytime he mentions the apple : ordering apple juice, freezer for his apples
• The scenes where he is pursuing Tavia- so charming and attentive!!

I’m really enjoying the series because of Raymond. Looking forward to seeing more of him!!

English Title: Men with no Shadows

Cantonese Title: 不速之約 (bat chuk ji yeuk)

Cast: Raymond Lam 林峯 (飾邰風), Bobby Au-Yeung 歐陽震華 (飾江東健), Tavia Yeung 楊怡 (飾方小芳), Sire Ma 馬賽 (飾江惠妹), Mandy Wong 黃智雯 (飾邰欣), John Chiang 姜大偉 (飾唐經天), Gigi Wong 黃淑儀 (飾宋楚喬), Power Chan 陳國邦 (飾唐永燊)

Episodes: 20

Airing date: 12 September 2011 (Airring after Lives of Omission)

Official: Website

Themesong: 試煉 (si lin)- Raymond Lam (CD Version)

Executive Producer: Poon Ka Tak

Scriptwriter: Chu King Kei &  Lee Yee Wah

Synopsis
We all experience birth, old age, sickness and death. Yet have you ever wondered who determines the time of our death? Respected pharmaceutical doctor KONG TUNG-KIN (Bobby Au Yeung Chun Wah) starts up his own clinic after a drug trial incident. One day, he is approached by TOI FUNG (Raymond Lam), who claims to be Satan, for a patient’s life. Refusing to do so, he suggests handing over his own. His reaction takes FUNG by surprise. With a view to getting to know more about human being, FUNG interferes with KIN’s life, including his family and career. In addition, he pursues FONG SIU-FONG (Tavia Yeung), a nurse KIN has been secretly in love with. Later, KIN sells his soul to FUNG for money and fame. As time goes by, he starts to become a totally different person, losing his kindness without himself knowing it.

• Episode 1-5 Thoughts

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• Just finished watching the series! I didn’t find the finale that exciting..I’m not sure whether it’s because they showed us the episode preview the night before and it had most of the spoilers; or if it was predictable,usual typical kind of the ending. There were also a lot of flashbacks which I felt were repetitive…

• Overall, it was an enjoyable series but it unfortunately did not make it to my top favourites of the year. The ratings were high but I wasn’t kept interested throughout… it felt like something critical was missing. I felt EU was a  lot better. I liked how Laughing’s character is pretty much the same as in EU and incoporated into his “Laughing-Sir” role. It was like “this is what Laughing would be doing if he lived from EU, completed his mission and returned to the police force”. When Laughing once again returned as an undercover in episode 15; it wasn’t that suspenseful because we already knew he was one but I was looking forward to him being in action again anyway. The important characters in the movie knew his identity and he also had the support from the woman he loved so he wasn’t that lonely/misunderstood. It felt like they overused undercovers in the series and I noticed Laughing used the same method twice (saying MCJin and Derek were his people when they were busted) to get away with things. I think Laughing got into “Yee Fung” too easily.
• While Laughing was the main character in the series and I like his character a lot, it felt like Bosco’s “Bai-Co” stood out more and Laughing was playing a more supporting role.

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