winson604 - u mad? :troll:

i tried but i cant find the name of the girl

u can try yourself, heres the HKTV female artist list
???? HKTV

hehe nah homie. I just respectfully disagree that she is attractive and far from fap worthy as well :). Maybe it's just the picture, perhaps in the show it gets better, I shall watch it soon.

dukes rustlin jimmies eh

if these guys can get up and running within the next year and a half, it would be perfect.
waiting two years... ehhh little too long

I think it is the picture hahahaha

P.S. - I don't like Hongers.

Well China is the new market now for a lot of the actors. If you are a popular actor you can make 10x as much per eposide when you do a series in China Vs. TVB. Not to mention china is a huge market with lot's chance to make huge $$$ (comericals, shows, concerts.....). That's why you see a lot of the popular TVB actors all quit TVB once they got famous and going to China.

Another factor is that TV shows from China is a lot better script than TVB.

Likewise, although I love Asians preferably Chinese being Chinese myself also. Probably because I'm a CBC though. I rarely find Hongers attractive but I'll definitely give the show a try and check out the chick lol.

Also props for taking the fail like a champ. I'm glad you're not one of those guys who gets all on my case for failing them.

I was wondering when the second episode was going to air.
Loved the 1080P quality vid.

Same. I think I fell for the acting. I'm a sucker for femme fatale. :okay:

Having said that, the 1080p is pretty impressive.

I am gonna failstalk and forever gonna hold a grudge against you. :troll:

lol even old once famous ppl get a 2nd life here in china & its big money too, this is why a lot of ppl left for china

like i said TVB restricts there actors to only 2 mainland dramas per-year

:drunk:

^ Damn, she looks so much better in the video than screenshot that bcr posted

It was indeed a terrible screen shot. :D

You are talking about a country with 1.3 Billion people versus a city with 7 million.

China's market is huge, but also far more competitive. Luckily my company distribute advertisement airtime in China. TVB is sucking my dick just for a little bit of revenue sharing :fullofwin:

lol

Wow before I would have only fucked that chick, but with that video, I will consider making love to her.

HKTV got rejected for a Free-to-air TV Licence, while PCCW and i-Cable were granted licences.

:seriously::fulloffuck::fuuuuu:

Not sure how much this helps, but a facebook page was put up and it got 400K followers in 1 day.. pretty impressive!

https://www.facebook.com/supporthktv

Can someone explain the situation now? (rejection, pccw, i-cable, how long we have to wait)

I don't get it..... Wouldn't it make more sense to give the license to HKTV?

-so many employees now work for HKTV.. (what's going to happen to their jobs/etc)?
-Ricky Wong spent millions... investing, stimulates ecnomy?
-more competition is good, just look at TVB's quality of dramas the past years
-I can't wait to watch police boundaries

:fuuuuu:

No official reason was given by the HK government.

Some are speculating the reason that HKTV got rejected was because there was influence from the PRC government that they didnt want HKTV to have their licence granted. As Ricky Wong had always been very anti-china with his political views, and that if he was granted a FTA licence, ATV may go bankrupt in less than a year. ATV is heavily invested by Chinese mainlanders, and is said to be the mouthpiece of the Mainland government. HKTV is the most ambitious and innovative of the the newcomers, with very strong public support in HK. The mainland government does not want further influence from HKTV.

Currently HKTV can either file for a judicial review, wait another few years with the possibility that they may grant more FTA licences or buy ATV. The former option is the most likely situation.

They've already laid off over 300 employees, with more to come in the coming weeks.

That's a shame. If only they can offer online subscriptions at a premium fee.