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"Flat Panel Show"Daddy Good Deeds (Conventional Chinese : 當旺爸爸) is a Hong Kong television comedy serial produced by TVB starring Ha Yu, Linda Chung and Steven Ma as the main leads, with Evergreen Mak, Nancy Wu, Edwin Siu, Cilla Kung, and Chow Chung in major supporting forged. Filming and put up- manufacturing happened in the autumn of 2011 and the premiere episode aired on 19 March 2012. This was producer Mui Siu-ching’s last collection for TVB after being with the station for 25 years.

"Half-life Resort"This is the fifth for Steven Ma pairs up with Linda Chung the place they’ve each partnered in the previous 4 TVB collection, Virtues of Harmony II, A Journey Referred to as Life, A Watchdog’s Tale and Ghost Author. This is also the final TVB drama for Steven Ma because his contract with TVB ended in 2012.

Synopsis
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Ko Yi-man (Ha Yu) is the owner of a pawn shop and a devoted father to his son Ko Wai-ting (Evergreen Mak) 2nd daughter Ko Yu-chu (Linda Chung) and younger daughter Ko Yu-po (Cilla Kung). When the receipt for the transaction involves mild, first speculation about the reality, after which the reality itself, threatens the family that he has given all the pieces for and Ko Yi-man should battle to keep his household collectively. Nonetheless, unknown to the trio, one in every of them is an abandoned little one, the symbolic “collateral” in a great luck ritual made a few years previously.

The Ko household
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Ha Yu Ko Yi-man
高義文 Tak Kwong pawn shop owner
Lam A-lui’s boss
Ko Wai-ting’s adopted father
Ko Yu-chu, Ko Yu-po’s father
Wan Yuen-han’s father-in-regulation

Evergreen Mak Ko Wai-ting, Wilson
高威庭 Ko Yi-man’s adopted son
Ko Yu-chu and Ko Yu-po’s elder brother
Lam Sam-ling’s son
Wan Yuen-han’s husband
Opticians manager, resigned at Episode 5
Later promotion company CEO

Nancy Wu Wan Yuen-han, Wendy
溫婉嫻 Ko Yi-man’s daughter-in-law
Ko Wai-ting’s spouse
Ko Yu-chu and Ko Yu-po’s sister-in-regulation
promotion company CEO

Linda Chung Ko Yu-chu
高如珠 Ko Yi-man’s eldest daughter
Ko Wai-ting’s youthful sister
Ko Yu-po’s elder sister
Lam Fat’s buddy, later girlfriend and wife
A police officer

Cilla Kung Ko Yu-po, Bella
高如寶 Ko Yi-man’s youngest daughter
The Voice competitor
Later promotion company junior assistant
Girlfriend of Wong Wai-leung

The Lam household
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Chow Chung Lam A-lui
林亞女 Pawn shop employee
Ko Yi Man’s subordinate
Lam Fat’s father

Steven Ma Lam Fats
林發 Lam A-lui’s son
Ko Yu-chu’s friend, later boyfriend and husband
Television station location scout/supervisor/Half-time badminton coach

Tak Kwong Pawn Brokers
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Ha Yu Ko Yi-man
高義文 Pawn store owner

Chow Chung Lam A-lui
林亞女 Veteran pawn shop worker

Edwin Siu Yip Kwai, Yap
葉貴 Pawn store trainee
The Voice competitor
Grandson of Ko Yi-man’s benefactor
Cherished Ko Yu Chu

Other casts
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Stanley Cheung Wong Wai-leung
黃偉良 Boyfriend of Ko Yu-po

Savio Tsang Lee Kwok Ming
李國銘 Police CID Senior Inspector
Ko Yu-chu’s superior
Ivy’s boyfriend

Mak Ka Lun Sam Lui
呂先生 Promotion firm manager
Wan Yuen-han’s subordinate

Sweet Chiu Nancy Lam
藍小姐 Promotion company senior officer
Wan Yuen-han’s subordinate

Eric Li Lee Tsz Equipment
李子傑 Opticians Supervisor
Ko Ting-wai’s superior
Pointed against Ko Ting-wai

Lai Lok-yi Chan Lap Shun
陳立信 Siu Tan’s husband
Ko Yu-chu’s lover, later broke up

Sharon Chan Lui Keung
雷強 Yip Kwai’s ex-girlfriend
Dr. Fong’s wife

Patrick Dunn Dr. Fong
方醫生 Lui Keung’s husband

Sire Ma Mary Lam Fat’s ex-girlfriend
Cheated Lam Fats for cash

Elena Kong Sheh Chi Man An acupuncturist

Susan Tse Lam Sam-ling
劉心玲 Ko Wai-ting’s mom
Left Ko Wai-ting in Tak Kwong Pawn Brokers when he was a baby

Bowie Wu Ko Chung-solar
高忠新 Ko Yee-man’s uncle
Pointed towards Ko Yee-man

1 19-23 March 2012 1 – 5 30 33 [1]

2 26-30 March 2012 6 – 10 30 32 [2]

3 2-6 April 2012 eleven – 15 29 32 [3]

4 9-12 April 2012 16 – 19 32 35 [4]

thirteen April 2012 20 31 34 [5]

Word
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Week 3 – The rankings throughout the prime time hours dropped because of the Easter holiday.

Trivia
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"Koh Change"The drama contain many references to previous TVB sequence produced by Mui Siu Ching such as the Forensic Heroes franchise, Cannot Purchase Me Love, Beyond the Realm of Conscience and Fathers and Sons to call a couple of.

Official Site

^ Week 4 Ratings[lifeless link]

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