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Pang Shi Yun (Jesseca Liu) is a famous gynaecologist who owns a successful practice. Suffering from a condition called Adenomyosis, she is unable to conceive and seeks to rent the womb of Li Xin Yue (Ya Hui), who is in need of money. Shi Yun’s husband Sun Zhi Hui (Tay Ping Hui), was a successful surgeon, until his failed surgery on his best friend’s mother. Unable to take the setback, he gave up his profession to become a chef. Xin Yue is successfully impregnated and by a stroke of luck, moved in with Shi Yun and Zhi Hui. But Shi Yun soon found out that Xin Yue and Zhi Hui actually knew each other. Not only do they share a secret, but also a very queer and mysterious connection. Xin Yue gradually falls for Zhi Hui, and the three of them soon develop an unusual relationship. Xin Yue suffers complication during childbirth, will Shi Yun save her? What will be their choices? Cast: Tay Ping Hui, Jesseca Liu , Ya Hui , Mei Xin, Hong Hui Fang Episode: 22 x 60 mins

Two very different characters who grew up in two distinctly diverse environment, Guan Yao Zu (Elvin Ng) and Li Xiao Yi (Zhang Yao Dong) were once child prodigies. They had to hide their talent due to circumstantial reasons, but their paths crossed when a mysterious rich man engages them to locate his missing son. Will they work together to solve the mystery or will they pit their wits against each other to emerge as the final victor? Cast: Elvin Ng , Zhang Yao Dong , Dawn Yeoh, Tong Bing Yu, Michelle Chia, Patrick Lee, Fiona Xie Episodes: 20 x 60 mins

Zhang Zi Cheng (Chen Han Wei) is a senior creative director at an advertising firm when he was retrenched. With an overly generous wife Hu Jiao Fen (Zoe Tay), a son Yi Zheng (Edwin Goh) who wants to study in England to be with his girlfriend, and a daughter Yi Jing (He Ying Ying) who aspires to be a model, Zi Cheng is in need of money. He ends up as a delivery man and one day meets a mysterious man who passes him an expired TOTO slip. He ends up buying the same numbers on the expired TOTO and miraculously won the top prize. For the fear of losing his prize money, Zi Cheng hides his win from family and friends. But the stress takes a toll on him, and when his family finds out about his win, things started to fall apart….. Cast: Zoe Tay , Chen Han Wei , He Ying Ying , Edwin Goh Episodes: 20 x 60 mins

Thirty years ago, Sean’s (Pierre Png) brother, Sam, went missing. He worked his way up in the Special Investigation Section of the Singapore police force, and managed to gain access into old case files. Convinced his brother is somewhere in Bangkok, and armed with only a foggy childhood memory of a birthmark, Sean spends his days shuttling between Singapore and Bangkok profiling vagrants and beggars, in the vain hope of reuniting with his long-lost brother.Sean encounters Lynn (Rebecca Lim), a jaded self-serving tour leader and Aut ( Pae ), a high-flying hot-shot Thai Inspector, on one such trip. Their paths collided and what started out as one man’s search for his brother quickly turns into a dangerous foray into the underbelly of an international human trafficking syndicate, and they discover that fate has more in store for them than they could ever imagined. Cast: Pierre Png , Rebecca Lim , Pae, Tee, Ann Kok Episodes: 15 x 60 mins

Jing Xuan (He Ying Ying) locks herself in the world of dancing to escape her often quarreling parents. One day, she attempted to get out of the moving car driven by her father to get away from her parents’ quarrel, an accident ensued and she wakes up to find her parents killed. While recovering from the accident, Jing Xuan reunites with her childhood friend Kora and her mother, they slowly help her come out of her grief. She also meets and falls in love with Kai (Brian Ng). But soon, Jing Xuan starts to hear mysterious voices. As the voices get louder and more frequent, Jing Xuan suspects her parents’ accident may be more than meets the eye. She returns to the accident site with Kai and makes a shocking discovery…. Cast: He Ying Ying , Brian Ng, Pierre Png , Cynthia Koh , Chantalle Ng Episodes: 6 x 30 mins

This drama revolves around the original cast of “118”, telling the story of love and kinship. Da Ming (Chew Chor Meng) dedicates most of his time helping the elderly in the neighborhood, thus neglecting his wife, Mei Mei (Pan Ling Ling). To spite Da Ming, Mei Mei joins a beauty pageant and eventually attracts the attention of a wealthy man! A fortune teller tells Shun Feng (Dennis Chew) to have a child by the end of this year, or he shall remain childless. To add on to his stress, he finds out that his wife, Mei Zhen (Sora Ma), has been seeing Jian Guo (Zen Chong) behind his back! Ah Niang (Chen Han Wei) is a first-time father and his overly cautious personality drives his wife, Shan Shan (Sheila Sim), up the wall. She later becomes interested in rock climbing and forges a close friendship with her instructor, Arthur (Chen Yi Xi). In spite of all their personal problems, will Da Ming and his family embrace the upcoming New Year on a happy note? Cast: Chew Chor Meng , Pan Ling Ling , Dennis Chew , Chen Han Wei , Ya Hui , Richie Koh , Hong Ling , Sheila Sim , Charles Lee, Kate Pang, Sora Ma Episodes: 23 x 60 mins

The 18-parter sitcom revolves around the story of 3 EM3 students and the different societal and peer pressures they face in school and at home. Though the storyline is the same as the movie, viewers can look forward to a more in-depth plot and new sub plots and gags to bring on the laughs. As EM3 students, Guo Bin (Shawn Lee), Wen Fu (Joshua Ang) and Terry (Huang Poru) are often looked upon as a 'foregone case' by their relatives, friends and even teachers. The elfin looking Guo Bin loves doodling in art but his mother (played by Xiang Yun) sees his artistic streak more of a distraction than a talent. She pressures her not-so-academically-inclined son, not knowing that she could be pushing him beyond his limits. A typical 'mummy's boy', Terry is born with a silver spoon and hence relies more on his maid and family to do things for him. As a result, he leads a sheltered life and develops a selfish attitude towards others. The streetwise Wen Fu helps put at his mother's stall and baby-sits his kid brother after school. Though taunted by relatives, Wen Fu decides to work hard after encouragement from his new form teacher. His efforts pay off and he does remarkably well in the exams. Terry's father, the boss of a bak gua (barbecued pork) factory, seeks help from a advertising firm in the face of threats from a rival company. Guo Bin's father, who had earlier squabbled with Terry's father, coincidentally is the advertising firm which is pitching for the contract from Terry's father. The ba gua boss makes things difficult for Guo Bin's father. Meanwhile, Guo Bin's results fall short of expectations and he decides to take his life for disappointing his mother. The police arrives in time to foil his foolish plans and in a fit of anger, his mother passes out. At the hospital, she is diagnosed with leukaemia. To make matters worse, Guo Bin's father loses his job. The lives of the 3 boys and their families cross when Terry is kidnapped along with Wen Fu. Guo Bin who witnessed the kidnap picks up his pencil and paper to sketch the kidnappers' features. Can his drawings rescue his friends? And can his mother, whose life depends on a suitable marrow donor, receive the much-needed miracle? Cast: Jack Neo, Richard Low , Xiang Yun , Selena Tan, Shawn Lee, Huang Po Ju, Joshua Ang Episodes: 18 x 30 mins

Incredible Tales features stories of paranormal encounters by ordinary people in Singapore. Each episode features a re-enacted story, inspired by actual encounters by viewers, intriguing urban legends with uncertain origins and published materials by the prolific best selling authors such as Russell Lee (True Singapore Ghost Story) and Goh Sin Tub (Ghosts of Singapore). It consists of an investigative and interview segments, including actual locations. The interview segment shows us varying opinions from those who believe in the story and those who don’t. Host: Utt Episodes: 13 x 30 mins

When Elizabeth Lee receives an ultimatum from her mother to either get married or find a job, the feisty 19-year-old decides to enrol into the police academy. Her best friend, Hani Rahmat, joins her. They meet Tan Siew Lan, the third wife of a towkay, who is haunted by secrets from her past. The three musketeers do not get to do any actual police work. They are forced to prove themselves in the police force before being taken seriously. At the same time, events in the secret society are unravelling at an alarming rate with the death of their leader, Kway Pek. Another gang leader, Dua Jiak, has his eyes set on the empty post. Anti-colonial resentment comes to a climax. Hani finally gets a chance to take part in real police work. Elizabeth is made to contend with her sexist partner, Inspector Kong Say Chong. Siew Lan is faced with the dilemma of whether or not to carry out revenge. The finale is an explosive one, as secret society member Seng Hock enters a showdown with Dua Jiak and his followers. In the meantime, Elizabeth struggles to fight for her life in Ipoh while Hani crosses enemy lines in his search for the truth. Cast: Cheryl Wee, Aileen Tan , Daren Tan, Jason Godfrey, Daniella Sya, Silver Ang, Nadiah M. Din, Melissa Faith Yeo, Ya Hui , George Young, Nicholas Lee, Paul Foster, Richard Low , Adam Chen, Erwin Shah Ismail Episodes: 18 x 60 mins

Mata Mata: A New Era is the second installment of the trilogy and will explore post-independent Singapore in the 1970s; a time where the nation saw great transformation and change. In the new series of Mata Mata, the story picks up from where Season 1 ended. Set in post-independent Singapore in the 1970s, the drama centres around two sisters who were separated after their parents’ brutal deaths and reunited 15 years later. Younger sister Margaret (Rebecca Lim) was kidnapped when she was 5 years old. She was eventually adopted by a domestic servant and grows up to join the police force as a female constable. Margaret will eventually find her long lost sister, Helen (Priscelia Chan), but as the plot unfolds, she will have to choose between justice and kinship. Cast: Pierre Png , Rebecca Lim , Priscelia Chan , Pan Ling Ling , Cavin Soh , Divian Nair, Daren Tan Episodes: 18 x 60 mins

This series revolves around a dedicated secondary school teacher who wishes to inspire his students. Soon after, Ansheng is assigned to a new school by the school board. Although given the post of form teacher at the worst class, Ansheng happily accepts the challenge to convert the students. In the course of his teaching career, he becomes romantically involved with terminally-ill student, Ye Xiao Jing’s, (Ann Kok) sister Ye Xin Ping (Fann Wong). Cast: Chen Han Wei , Fann Wong, Ann Kok, Huang Biren Episodes: 15 x 60 mins

During the post-war period in the 1950s, the public in Singapore began to take education seriously hence more schools were built to cater to burgeoning number of students. An enthusiastic new teacher Shen Rong (Chen Liping) just started her teaching career and is posted to school in a fishing village. Shen Rong has a bubbly personality and her interactive method of teaching helped the students improve tremendously in their studies. Not only that, her kind and helpful nature also helped her gain the respect and love of her students. During her time at the fishing village, she met a Chinese doctor Zhou Wenjie (Li Nan Xing) and instantly fell in love with him. However, Wenjie’s conservative father objects to their relationship. Will the lovers be able to change his father’s mind and be together? Cast: Chen Li Ping , Hong Hui Fang , Li Nan Xing , Zhu Hou Ren Episodes: 20 x 60 mins

Polo Boys is a coming of age drama about a motley crew of diverse young men, brought together by a self-absorbed lecturer to form a water polo team. Are they able to overcome their inherent differences and mutual hostility to come together as a team? 21 year-old Boon Keong (Nat Ho) studies hard but has no passion for life. In his first year of University, all that is about to change when he joined the water polo team … Boon Keong never knew his father Greg (Adrian Pang) who disappeared before he was even born. Greg came back into Boon Keong’s life and enrolled himself into the same University as the latter and d also joined the same water polo team. The unconventional Greg is no father-figure but he is determined to be a part of Boon Keong’s life whether he likes it or not … Cast: Adrian Pang, Nat Ho, Michelle Chia, Hansen Lee, Julian Low, Kiwi Lim, Vanessa Lim, Claire Jedrek, Primero Ang, Eddie Tioh, Paul Foster Episodes: 13 x 30 mins

Intense, heart-stopping, action-packed new half-hour drama about the men and women who risk their lives every day to protect and save others. GURMIT SINGH (PCK Pte Ltd, Singapore Idol) is CPT Daniel De Souza, an 18-year veteran SCDF officer and OC of Seng Kang Fire Station. When spearheading major rescue operations, Daniel possesses the mental and emotional clarity required to plan effectively, as well as the organisational and communication skills to put the plans into action. MICHELLE CHIA is SSG Yen Hui Yen, an SCDF Paramedic who must stay clear-headed in crisis situations to be able to treat casualties in shock from excessive blood loss or major injuries and improve their chances of survival and recovery. TIMOTHY NGA (Perceptions, Urban Escape) is LTA Szeto KT, an SCDF Rota Commander reporting to Daniel, who despite his gungho demeanor, is no less dedicated to his job. He? also a HAZMAT specialist, trained in the detection and containment of hazardous chemical and toxins. ADAM CHEN is Police CPL Pang Choon Kiat whose youthful enthusiasm exceeds his experience. ONG AI LENG is Police SGT Janice Szeto, Pang's more seasoned and cool-headed partner who often has to rein Pang in. She also happens to be Szeto's sister. Cast: Gurmit Singh, Michelle Chia, Timothy Nga, Adam Chen, Ong Ai Leng, Cheryl Miles, Sivakumar Palakrishnan, Rozzalina Ramli, Justin Lacey Episodes: 13 x 30 mins

In her very first English contemporary drama, Flora Chan stars as Mabel Lim, a free-spirited Child Welfare Officer who believes in bringing up a child using contemporary methods. Conflicts arise when she places 15 year-old Xiao Cai under the care of the Wong family. Mrs Wong (played by veteran actress Zhu Mimi) manages her household with tyranny and age old rules, contradicting Mabel's modern approach to a child? upbringing. As more foster children are placed under the care of the authoritative Mrs Wong, Mabel becomes increasingly concerned about the physical and psychological well-being of these children. And is there a soft side beneath Mrs Wong's hard and no-nonsense veneer? "Like My Own" is a heartwarming story about a mother's love for kids who aren't her own and the sacrifices that she's willing to make in order to protect them. Cast: Flora Chan, Zhu Mimi, Tin Chokkamolkij Episodes: 13 x 30 mins

An award winning drama, Growing Up is the answer to Singapore in the sixties and seventies. The earlier seasons see Mr Tay, a stern father struggling to hold on to a familiar way of life amidst tumultuous changes that threaten to tear the family apart. Some of the most memorable moments include the death of Mrs Tay, which left the Tay family devastated, Vicki's divorce with her unfaithful doctor husband, Tammy graduating from university, David's decision to move to England and Gary's marriage to Karen. In the latest season, expect more dramatic twist when Gary commits adultery, Karen suffers from a miscarriage and Vicki's son contracts leukaemia. Expect to also see two new faces - Aileen Tan and Cynthia Koh who play Mr Tay's love interest and Gary's mistress respectively. Cast: Lim Kay Tong, Andrew Seow, Irin Gan, Steven Lim, Jamie Yeo Episodes: 15 x 60 mins

Two narcissistic individuals, James and Ling, find themselves appointed as guardians to three children when their father and mother who are James’s brother and Ling’s cousin respectively, pass away. In ordinary circumstances, James and Ling would not even have been friends, much less co-parents. But these aren’t ordinary circumstances. So James and Ling reluctantly take on the responsibility of raising three children together. Only problem is they know nothing of what it means to be a parent. Another problem is they’re so accustomed to living alone, they know nothing of how to care for anyone else. Yet another problem is figuring out what they should do with this pesky attraction that seems to have sprung up out of nowhere between them. So many problems, so few easy answers, will Ling and James ever come close to finding the right ones? Cast: Adrian Pang, Jessica Hester Hsuan Episodes: 13 x 30 mins

After getting by his Father’s death, Liu Chengcai (Joshua Ang) is invited to stay with best friend, Tom (Shawn Lee) while he rents out his apartment to make ends meet. However, conflict soon arises when the rebellious Chengcai learns that he is not entirely welcomed by Tom’s grandmother. Things also get complicated when both boys unwittingly fall for their lively and affable classmate, putting their friendship to the test. See how both boys get by the trials and tribulations of their daily life and creating much comic relief along the way. Cast: Jack Neo, Xiang Yun , Joshua Ang, Shawn Lee, Nick Shen Episodes: 13 x 30 mins

When she was still a little girl, Qiaoshan (Joanne Peh) would pour her heart out to her father who was working overseas through handwritten letters. And receiving his letters and gifts was the greatest happiness she knew then. Hence it's no surprise that she maintains her long-distance relationship with her boyfriend Caleb (Pierre Png) through snail mail. Which explains her frequent visit to the post office. The very place where she crossed paths with destiny - freelance interior designer Zhang Shaoqi (Qiu Ze). Caleb finally returns home. But Qiaoshan's rashness stirs up much unhappiness between them and leads to a break up. Although already besotted with Qiaoshan, Shaoqi encourages her to go back to Caleb as her heart is still with him. Caleb re-accepts Qiaoshan. Yet an unexplainable sense of loss overcomes her as she returns to his side Cast: Joanne Peh , Pierre Png , Adam Chen, Dawn Yeoh, Jesseca Liu , Qi Yu Wu , Roy Chiu Episodes: 8 x 30 mins

The Chinese Lunar New Year is around the corner, and Lin Xiao Dong (Rui En) is busy stocking up on festive goods for the store she owns with her grandfather Dong Jian Ye (Chen Shu Cheng). Xiao Dong is adopted by Jian Ye after her mother died in a fire. She has assumed that the latter has no kin or kith, until the appearance of a young Japanese man, Noguchi Nariyasu (Remus). Nariyasu is the stepson of Jian Ye’s eldest son, Jin Xing (Chen Tian Wen), and through him, Xiao Dong realizes that Jian Ye also has another son and daughter. She discovers the family photo that Jian Ye hides under his pillow taken 17 years ago. When he is taken ill, she brings it upon herself to help him reunite his family. Together with Nariyasu, Xiao Dong looks for rest of Jian Ye’s family but she soon finds out the ugly truth behind the family’s estrangement. Xiao Dong is determined to help Jian Ye resolve his family issue and hopes to fulfill his wish for another portrait with his family. Cast: Chen Shu Cheng , Rui En , Remus, Darren Lim, Ann Kok, Pan Ling Ling , Cynthia Koh , Shaun Chen , Alan Tern, Ong Ai Leng Episodes: 20 x 60 mins

“Devil's Blues" is a 30-episode blockbuster co-produced by Star TV and MediaCorp Studios. It features some of the brightest and most prolific artistes from Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Spectacular explosions, well choreographed fighting sequence, authentic kung-fu and state-of-the-art computer graphics is what you will get in this action flick about an elite team of young cops. Team leader Di Jun (Tay Ping Hui) leads a team of young and audacious Generation-X cops (Jay Leung, Kelly Kuo, Phyllis Quek, Jeff Wang, Gina, Kwan De Hui and Duncan). They may be young, but they certainly pack an attitude. These Generation-X cops hope to show some of the veteran members of the police force a trick or two in dealing with the new generation. Cast: Tay Ping Hui , Jay Leung, Kelly Kuo, Phyllis Quek, Jeff Wang, Gina, Kwan De Hui, Duncan Episodes: 16 x 60 mins

Groomed for business by her grandfather since young, Lin Kexin (Fann Wong) is appointed CEO of his conglomerate straight after graduation, with vehement protests from her uncle Tang Weiye (Zhu Houren). But Kexin soon finds herself suffering from uncontrollable hysteria, and fears she has inherited her grandmother’s mental illness. Weiye took advantage of the situation by forging a medical report to declare her insane and took reins of the business. Convinced of her own illness, the once aggressive and arrogant Kexin slips into a depression and attempted suicide. Her siblings Kexi (Chen Bangjun) and Keyi (Jeanette Aw), whom she was estrange from, begin to rally around her. With her family’s encouragement and love, Kexin recovers and gains not just a new perspective in life. Weiye’s mis-management is leading the company into trouble. Will Kexin be able to turn the tide around with the support of her family? Cast: Fann Wong, Pierre Png , Jeanette Aw, Andie Chen, Xiang Yun , Zhu Hou Ren , Darren Lim, Ng Hui Episodes: 20 x 60 mins

The story begins in the early 80s…Xiao Gu, a young widow with three children set up a street stall named “Happy Restaurant” to earn a living. She meets a new love, Ah Jin, but he is exposed as a robber on their wedding day and is shot by the police. On his deathbed, he pleads with Xiao Gu to take care of his two children, Jinlong and Jinfeng. With her optimism towards life, Xiao Gu readily takes on the challenge of raising five young children. Over the years, her good business acumen makes her restaurant a success, and she even ventures into other businesses. While her business thrives, Xiao Gu’s family is slowly consumed by misunderstanding and animosity. While her own children Kaida, Kaijie and Kaiqi are hardworking and look set for a bright future, Jinlong turns out to be a loafer and Jinfeng daydreams about becoming an actress. As Xiao Gu’s children each took a different path in life, their hostility deepens and the family breaks apart….. Will Xiao Gu’s optimism hold or will she finally succumb to the adversity of her life? Cast: Li Nan Xing , Chen Li Ping , Chew Chor Meng , Tay Ping Hui , Joanne Peh , Felicia Chin , Huang Wenyong, Alan Tern, Priscelia Chan , Edmund Chen Episodes: 30 x 60 mins

Set in the 1930s to 1950s, the story traces the lives of four young Hakka men through their teen and adult years. After setting down in Nanyang to pursue their respective ambitions, they become entangled in the anti-colonial fight. Cast: Christopher Lee, Ann Kok, Xie Shaoguang, Chen Han Wei , Jacelyn Tay, Qin Wei, Chen Hui Hui, Chen Shu Cheng , Huang Pei Ru, Mai Hao Wei, Li Yin Zhu, Liang Wei Dong Episodes: 30 x 60 mins