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FM701

2000·0.0out of 10·0 votes

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Argumentative, sarcastic and smart girl, KUNG MING LI (CHAN SUK LAN, SHELLA) is invited to join the radio station FM701. There she meets CHANG KWOK PO (CHEUNG TAT MING) and YU TAK LUK (KOK TAK CHIU, VINCENT) who have embarrassed and humiliated her before. PO is very smart but a bit sneaky, so he only has a small post in the station. He and LUK together form a partnership, named ‘Traffic Marios’, and report the traffic news. LUK is honest and simple-minded. He is sometimes friendly but occasionally unpleasant towards PO. LI is asked to work with PO and LUK for a new show. She quite often yells at and teases them for revenge. These ‘Marios’ of course will not let her beat them and fight back when the time is right. The three of them quarrel with each other leading to lots of hilarious jokes...

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Cast

Cheung Tat-Ming

Vincent Kok Tak-Chiu

Sheila Chan Suk-Lan

Elle Choi

Yang Yu

Angela Tong Ying-Ying

Lau Cheuk-Kei

Tavia Yeung

Nicola Cheung Sun-Yuet

Wyman Wong Wai-Man

Gordon Liu

Chan On-ying

Tong Man-lung

Henry Yu Yang

Seasons

Season 1102 episodes

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Facts

Released
Nov 13, 2000
Status
Ended
Language
Cantonese
Country
Hong Kong
Seasons
1
Episodes
102

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