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This tale explores the humorous and intricate relationships within an office and a family, including rivalries, friendships, and romances. Wong Ka Lam vanishes to the United States, leaving her son and husband in Hong Kong. Tragically, her husband dies in a plane crash while searching for her, leading to her mother-in-law, Ng Han, taking custody of her son, Luk Chit. Eighteen years later, Wong Ka Lam returns to Hong Kong longing to reunite with her son. However, she faces strong opposition from her mother-in-law, who holds her responsible for her son's death and sees her as a bringer of misfortune. Determined to keep her grandson by her side, Ng Han does everything she can to keep Wong Ka Lam away from Luk Chit. Surprisingly, Luk Chit ends up befriending his estranged mother and even helps her secure a job at his advertising agency. As Wong Ka Lam navigates the challenges of office and family dynamics, she remains vigilant in watching over her son.

This is a humorous romance tale that follows three women in their twenties who are focused on their careers and relationships. The main focus is on Hara Ayaka, who develops feelings for her gay friend while being unaware of her roommate Natsuki being romantically pursued by their boss, Yamada.

This marks the beginning of a new season of the Nonstop comedy series, which follows the daily experiences of college students residing in a campus dormitory.

Taking place three years following the occurrences in "Idler: Sister Ma", the latest episodes depict Sister Ma dealing with the upcoming renovation of her residential neighborhood and the ensuing transformations it will bring about.

The comedy series features a unique family with a cast of captivating characters. King Sir, Chung King Fai, will play the patriarch, alongside Lawrence Cheng, Raymond Cho, and Shermon Tang as his children. Christine Ng will portray Lawrence Cheng's spouse, and they will have a teenage daughter.

Kenichi Endo, Ren Osugi, Tomorowo Taguchi, Susumu Terajima, Yutaka Matsushige, and Ken Mitsuishi are all invited to participate in a high-budget television series featuring a renowned lead actor and internationally acclaimed director. In order to prepare for their roles and develop their on-screen relationships, the director suggests that the six supporting actors reside together in a shared house for a period of three months. As they embark on their temporary living arrangement, a past incident from a decade ago resurfaces, leading to feelings of resentment among the actors.

The sitcom portrays the lives of a man and two women cohabiting in a shared residence.

Lee Duk Hwa is the resolute head of a private hospital. At home, he maintains a similarly strict and traditional demeanor, firmly believing that his decisions are final. In a time when younger generations champion freedom of expression and thought, he struggles to connect with his children. A multitude of issues adds to his stress: his eldest son, Sang Myun, experiences yet another business failure, while his seemingly ideal second daughter, Seung Min, unexpectedly declares her desire to marry a celebrity. By the end of the day, will he be able to reflect with satisfaction?

Following an unsuccessful business endeavor in a remote African location, husband An Shi and wife Mei Hui came back to Taiwan with a native skeleton as a memento. As they settled into their new apartment, they discovered they had peculiar neighbors. One was a homeless woman residing on their apartment staircase, who developed a crush on An Shi and required Mei's constant vigilance. Additionally, there was a aspiring model known as Handsome Man living nearby, who offered Mei Hui unconventional suggestions for improving their family life.

This marks yet another season of the Nonstop sitcom, which portrays the daily experiences of students residing in a dormitory.

A group of ten employees finds themselves stranded on an uninhabited island following an accident at sea during their corporate outing. Due to their intoxicated state before the mishap, none of them can remember how they ended up on the island. This sitcom chronicles the experiences of these characters as they navigate their survival on the deserted Keu Keu Island.

The story revolves around a tight-knit group of friends in their seventies who continue to pursue their dreams and romantic interests with zest. Lee Sun Jae, a former prominent figure in the entertainment industry, now leads a modest life while addressing local issues with a blend of humor and wisdom. Kim Yong Gun, a former star turned director, injects amusement with his lively debates. Lim Chae Mu, aspiring for YouTube stardom following a career in lighting, completes the trio. Together, they exemplify that companionship and excitement are timeless and that age should not limit one's pursuits.

The concluding season wraps up the journey of Zik, Radar, and their companions, signifying the conclusion of the HeHe&He series.

The play follows the journey of Jia Yuan Yuan, returning to her childhood community after completing her university studies, and her ambitious entry into the community to work.

"Anar Pishti" is a comedy series in the Uyghur language that can be found online

The play follows a band of "diminutive individuals" as they pursue a "grand aspiration" in a narrative that blends elements of absurdity and eccentric humor.

“Greetings from Noyal Villa” will explore the narratives of individuals residing in a regal villa, depicted in a humorous, comic-style format similar to a sitcom.

The web series "The Vegetarian Dad" is a comedic drama that incorporates popular themes to provide viewers with a taste of life's realities

Fang's youngest daughter Xiang Xiang recently joined the workforce after completing her studies at university. Her older sister Fang Hong plays a maternal role in Xiang Xiang's life, actively participating in her sister's professional and personal endeavors. Despite their contrasting personalities, the two sisters frequently clash. Their father Fang Ming finds himself in a difficult situation as he realizes his daughters are becoming more independent, causing him to feel less essential in their lives. Consequently, Fang Ming begins to seek a sense of purpose within his daughters' perspectives.

The comical situations that happen in the Loser Department at Wanshou Group are a source of entertainment. (iQiyi)

Shin and Ryudai manage a historic public bathhouse named Otori no Yu, situated in a suburban area. The bathhouse has a rich history spanning 150 years, dating back to the Edo era. Facing financial difficulties, the two owners find it challenging to upkeep the establishment. As they go about their duties, they encounter a range of issues and incidents triggered by the bathhouse's customers.

Sister Ma has made the decision to become a member of the Chinese Communist Party.

Chao Magazine is located at an office on Pedder Street in Hong Kong, which is owned by the Gambo Corporation. The series follows the office politics at Chao and Gambo, as well as the personal lives of the employees. The main characters include Yan Seung, who becomes the editor of Chao early in the series, and her rivalry with Susan Ka So-Shan, the Head of Sales. As the story progresses, more characters like Yim Yue Tai and Yu Ka Sing are introduced, adding complexity to the plot. The narrative now revolves around how these individuals will impact Pedder Street and who will emerge as the leader of Chao Magazine.

After inheriting her late husband's jewelry store, Ming Sum On manages to turn it into a thriving business with the assistance of talented jewelry designers Ma Ho Man and his wife, Cheng Kiu. However, things take a turn for the worse when Kiu discovers that Man was unfaithful and blames Sum for not informing her. Despite efforts from Sum's uncle to reconcile them, the rift remains. In addition to the conflict with Kiu, Sum faces challenges from Administrative Consultant Chu Bo, appointed by her husband's family, and her rebellious stepdaughter Shek Ho Yee. With the encouragement of her supportive friend Lam Ching Ling, Kiu undergoes a transformation from a homemaker to a dedicated workaholic. As a result, she is eventually promoted to chief designer and achieves remarkable success in her career.

After going through a divorce, LUI SIU FUNG (Liza Wang) serves as the executive assistant to the CEO at a corporation managing a shopping center. She oversees all the secretaries within the company and has earned the CEO SO DAI TUNG's (Cheung Kwok Keung) trust through her years of dedicated work. While SO struggles with confronting difficult situations, Fung handles all major business matters and challenges behind the scenes. Fung's domain is the office, where she wields significant influence and commands respect from everyone in the company.

Five intriguing young sales associates navigate their lives and careers at a real estate showroom in Shenzhen, China. (Fluentu.com)

After departing from a real estate firm following his graduation, Kotaro Naruse assumed ownership of the "Sky Blue" coffee shop in Sodegaura, Chiba Prefecture. The establishment was previously managed by a late family member, as Naruse tragically lost his parents. Naruse now cares for his second-grade daughter, Hina.

Tsukiyama Hiroshi, a 4-year-old office worker, stumbles upon a hidden group dedicated to discussing their love for Shukan Shonen Jump. They engage in conversations about the popular manga, memorable episodes, and beloved characters from Jump. Through his interactions with the group, Tsukiyama starts to undergo a transformation influenced by their passion. As Tsukiyama, who admires heroes, and the other members delve deeper, they uncover a worldwide catastrophe unfolding before them.

Toneri Shinichi resides in a Saitama apartment building and struggles with repeated failures in various aspects of his life. Conversely, Kashiya Jiro lives next door to Shinichi and stumbles upon a peephole in the wall that allows him to secretly observe Shinichi. Eventually, Jiro's daughter Akane also becomes aware of the peephole, leading to a significant shift in the situation.

The central focus of this comedy series is on the dreams, interests, and connections among a cohort of youthful individuals employed as lifeguards at an aquatic amusement park. The show also addresses the importance of water safety.