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The ME unit is known for handling a variety of cases that fall under the category of "miscellaneous". These include matters such as nuisance complaints, liquor license issues, non-criminal deaths, and other miscellaneous cases. Inspector Ben Wong, who works in the ME unit, prefers the slower pace of life. His interactions with the impatient and pregnant Mandy Wong lead to conflicts. Another member of the unit, former undercover agent C Kwan, has been coasting along for years. Will his reunion with his first love Jacqueline Wong reignite his passion for his work? As the ME unit deals with strange and unusual cases, there is a mix of laughter and tears.

The "Armed Reaction" series began its fifth installment in 1998, featuring a light-hearted police investigation drama. The show stars experienced actors like Moses Chan, Jessica Hsuan, and the original cast member Joyce Tang. (Ahgasewatchtv.com)

Morita Sakura is an unconventional "freeter" with aspirations of becoming a mystery novel author. Throughout the series, she takes on different part-time jobs while assisting Officer Udagawa, a detective who recognizes her exceptional memory and deductive abilities. In contrast, Udagawa, who entered the police force due to his father's influence, is somewhat incompetent and often develops feelings for female suspects. --Tokyograph

Kawaguchi portrays Kirigamine Ryo, the vice-president of the detective club at Koigakubo Academy. Despite her self-assured demeanor while tackling school mysteries, her deductions often have inconsistencies. While she may struggle to solve cases right away, she eventually arrives at the correct answers with assistance from her peers. Hayami will take on the role of Ishizaki Hiromi, an unconventional biology teacher.

In the film, Kitano portrays a skilled cleaner who not only solves mysteries but also brings emotional healing to the individuals she encounters while working in an office building.

A whimsical series follows four sisters and a chef as they unravel mysteries in their surroundings.

Tomonaga Ranmaru, Kamekanbo Hikaru, and Miyazawa Kanji, brought together by a series of unexpected events, travel across Japan in a car to visit hot spring inns where they can eat and rest. Their main goal is to find a mysterious hot spring geisha named Miyabi.

The drama narrates the tale of Lin Yin, the Chief of Qingshui City Public Security Bureau

Encore is a detective who handles typical cases like missing objects, missing individuals, infidelity, and similar matters. During an investigation involving infidelity with a group of models, Encore encounters Chung Yee Tak, whose mother went missing two decades ago. Following a drunk driving incident, only Encore can see Chung Yee Tak. Feeling stranded, she teams up with Encore to locate her missing mother. This partnership leads to a series of inquiries as they work together to solve Chung Yee Tak's invisibility issue and she aids Encore in his investigations using her newfound abilities.

The plot takes place in 1960s Hong Kong, where Ko Tai Hei moves to and is encouraged by his father's friend, Kam Lo Yik, to join the police force. After sustaining a head injury from a gunshot, Hei's IQ unexpectedly increases due to bullet fragments in his brain. He transforms into a brilliant detective, but also becomes cold-hearted and willing to resort to unethical methods. He maintains a warmer relationship with his close friend Bao Ping On. Concerned about Hei's behavior, his boss assigns female officer Kam Yi Wa to secretly monitor him, but she ends up supporting Hei instead. Wa eventually falls in love with her colleague Choi Fei Lung. Hei's encounters with courtesan Szeto Nam, who resembles his first love Mui Mui, complicates the relationships further. Ping On, unable to watch Hei spiral out of control, attempts to intervene but inadvertently injures him, leading to unexpected consequences.

Following his demotion, Duan Zhi Fei decides to resign from his position as a bodyguard and joins forces with his brother-in-law to establish themselves as private investigators.

Fong Tin Mow, a mischievous troublemaker known for his inherited arrogance from his father, faces a challenge from his fiancée Yau Siu Ching to change his ways before they can marry. In order to prove himself, Fong Tin Mow decides to enroll in the police cadet school with the goal of becoming the best officer in town. As he embarks on this journey, he encounters a series of unpredictable and exciting adventures on his path to transformation into Mr. Winner.

Aida Makoto, a 23-year-old newcomer to the police force, started his career as a rookie detective. Despite his lack of experience, Makoto is known for his friendly personality. He initially pursued a career in public service to navigate through tough economic times, taking various exams along the way. Surprisingly, the only exam he passed was for a police officer position. Assigned to a rural area in Okutama, Makoto anticipated a quiet and simple work life. However, he unexpectedly found himself assisting in the capture of a violent criminal, leading to a commendation and an offer to become a detective. Not one to involve himself in conflicts, Makoto was relieved to learn he would focus on public safety matters rather than criminal cases.

The chief of police in the working-class neighborhood Central Ikegami, named Keisuke, is often seen as lazy. However, appearances can be misleading! Despite graduating from a prestigious university, Keisuke simply chooses to live a modest life away from the office politics of advancing in rank. Nevertheless, the chief always comes through for the community when needed, and they value his down-to-earth approach. Many will be in for a surprise if they underestimate this seemingly unassuming crime-fighter!

Toyokawa Etsushi and Ito Hideaki are making their debut together in a brand new legal drama. The series, titled "Bengoshi no Kuzu," is based on a work by Iura Hideo and is currently being serialized in Big Comic Original. The protagonist, Kuzu Motohito, also known as the "scum lawyer," will go to great lengths to secure a victory in court. He believes that lawyers do not necessarily serve justice, but rather aim to protect their clients. Despite his rough exterior and questionable morals, Kuzu follows his own motto of using the law to help rather than harm.

Hoshi Akiko is a law enforcement officer who is a fan of yaoi manga. She becomes excited when there is a case involving an attractive man, and she approaches solving the cases in her own distinctive manner.

A costume play competition takes place at the Shayoukan hotel (Sunset Mansion) situated on a remote island. An unusual murder of the hotel proprietor takes place. The potential culprits are identified as the different young men and women who were in the hall around the time of the murder, including the vocalist Matsui Rena who was invited as a judge for the competition. Suddenly, the imaginative detective Matsui Jurina appears. She begins to investigate the suspects and their possible involvement in the murder, arriving at imaginative conclusions. Will she be able to uncover the true perpetrator...?

In his second year as an unemployed college graduate, Shirato Osamu (played by Chiba Yudai) is known for his kind-hearted nature and shy demeanor. Despite being overlooked by girls, his life takes an unexpected turn when he reunites with his childhood friend Kurosaki Hitoshi (portrayed by Hongo Kanata). Shirato finds himself unexpectedly popular due to some incidents, leading him into various troublesome situations. Although he would prefer to focus on finding a job, he struggles to turn away from the cases he becomes involved in.

Yuka portrays Takako, a wedding coordinator faced with the challenge of managing five weddings at a single location on an auspicious day. However, her plans are jeopardized when a menacing letter arrives, insisting that all the ceremonies be called off. Determined to uncover the perpetrator, Takako races against time to ensure the weddings proceed as scheduled. As the day unfolds, the hidden secrets of each couple gradually emerge.

Niimi Miho, a member of the NHK drama team, stumbled upon a daruma doll on the set one day. She was then tasked with removing it from the filming location.

"Toshi Densetsu no Onna" is a comedic mystery series that follows the story of Otonashi Tsukiko, a gorgeous female detective with a fascination for urban myths. Through her unique perspective and charm, she solves a variety of cold cases that have connections to these legends. In the upcoming sequel, Tsukiko returns to Japan from her trip to New York and becomes a member of the newly established "Unscientific Incident Investigation Unit" within the Metropolitan Police Department. The first episode will explore an urban legend linked to Mount Fuji.

Taro Hanazawa, a police officer weighing 110 kilograms, serves at a police station in the picturesque city of Kyoto. Known for his keen perception, he adeptly handles the issues faced by both locals and tourists. Recognizing his skills, Section Chief Reiko Nishikiori appoints him as her assistant detective. In addition to his sharp insight, Taro's ability to connect with others, his stubbornness, and determination in solving cases also set him apart.

At the stroke of midnight, Sato (played by Gaku Hamada) finds himself near Tachikawa Station, still dressed in his suit, rushing to catch the final train of the night. Along with several other commuters, Sato races towards the station, only to be split into two separate groups at a crossroad. Opting to follow the group that veers down an alleyway, Sato ultimately misses the train by a hair's breadth as it pulls away from the platform. Alone and disoriented, Sato wanders through Tachikawa Station, only to find himself in a deserted park. There, he encounters a peculiar-looking man who approaches him despite Sato's attempts to avoid conversation. Feigning intoxication, Sato's ruse is quickly uncovered by the man, leading to an unexpected night spent together.

Hanazawa Taro is currently serving as a detective in a specialized unit within the First Investigative Division of Kyoto Prefectural Police. Despite his lack of experience in investigations, he relies on his physical presence and friendly demeanor to establish connections with individuals and delve into their inner thoughts. Through his keen observation skills, he is able to quickly identify inconsistencies and successfully crack cases. Although he faced setbacks and regrets during his initial year as a detective, he has since refined his analytical abilities and deductive reasoning by engaging with a variety of suspects. His aptitude for solving crimes surpasses that of his colleagues, as he approaches investigations from a unique perspective that often goes unnoticed by others.

Tsutomu Ibu is employed at a legal document preparer's office. While he usually comes across as friendly, there are moments where he may seem naive. However, his demeanor changes drastically when he witnesses vulnerable individuals being exploited by those driven by greed. In his role as a legal document preparer, he confronts and takes action against such greedy individuals.

Three young women move into a new home together and are surprised to find a peculiar fourth roommate who insists she is a time traveler and has a giant plush toy for a head.

The story revolves around two families transitioning from an idyllic life to one filled with theatrics. Shin Gu operates a photography studio, and his humble, kimchee-like family is on the verge of becoming relatives with the affluent, cheese-like family of Seon Woo Eun-Sook, who manages a sports center. Kim Eul-Dong portrays Shin Gu's wife, while Lee Hye-Yeong plays their single 39-year-old daughter. The drama humorously explores the conflicts arising from the differences in social class and family values, illustrating the comedic situations that unfold when kimchee and cheese are combined. --Dramawiki

Taku, who has an exceptional memory for everything he observes, makes an effort to keep a low profile to avoid becoming overwhelmed by the influx of information. Since music doesn't linger in his mind, he frequently hums melodies to help sort through his thoughts. His classmates, Mick and Yoji, often join in by either rapping or harmonizing with him, creating a playful atmosphere. One day, the trio encounters a group of troublemaking high school students called the Nakayama Koza Union, led by their powerful leader, Ganaha Ryu. As tensions rise, Taku’s father, Takita Hiroki, along with his twin sibling, Angama—also known as Takita Koichi—arrive just in time to intervene. For an unexpected reason, they find themselves engaged in a rap battle, where Taku’s father and his twin, along with Ganaha Ryu’s younger brother, Ganaha Rui, commonly referred to as Beam-kun, start competing in rap. Beam-kun delivers a commanding performance, and when Taku is criticized for his rapping not qualifying as real rap, the audience and members of the Nakayama Koza Union hurl insults, igniting a brawl. Mick fights valiantly like a warrior, but ultimately, both he and Yoji are outnumbered and find themselves in a precarious situation. At that critical moment, Taku unexpectedly begins to sing, and his captivating voice captures everyone's attention. The fighting halts, and the spectators, touched by his spontaneous song, start to weep. Because of Taku’s performance, Ganaha Ryu recognizes him, leading to Taku, Mick, and Yoji gaining new allies…

Takasugi Atsuro used to work as a drama director at a production company until his boss stole his proposal and belittled him, leading him to quit in anger despite being in debt. Together with his broke assistant director Sonobe Yuto, they hatch a plan to kidnap a wealthy family's dog. However, their scheme is interrupted by the unexpected arrival of a mysterious woman named Mikami Natsuko and the child of the targeted family, Shibui Takumi. Takumi proposes that they should kidnap him instead. Later that night, a man claiming to be John Lennon calls and accuses Takasugi of kidnapping Takumi. The true motive behind this mysterious turn of events remains unclear.

During 1937, a clandestine Japanese group embarked on a covert operation to acquire the prized "Jing Tai Shuang Long" vases crafted in the Qing dynasty. As news of their mission reached the Chinese authorities, the descendants of Shuang Long's creator started perishing in inexplicable ways. Xing Wen Yuan, the sole remaining family member, is tasked with safeguarding the artifact, uncovering the Japanese operatives, and identifying the enigmatic assailant before it's too late.