Til Love Do Us Lie
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結·分@謊情式
GenreModern Sitcom
Written byPang Mei Fung
Poon Man Hung
StarringEddie Cheung
Kiki Sheung
Joyce Tang
Hanjin Tan
Rosina Lam
Benjamin Yuen
Susan Tse
Bowie Wu
Mannor Chan
Suet Nei
Opening themeRight on Time by Hanjin Tan & Kiki Sheung
Original languageCantonese
No. of episodes136
Production
ProducerGuan Wing Chung
Production locationHong Kong
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time22 minutes (each)
Production companyTVB
Original release
NetworkJade
HD Jade
Release31 October 2011 (2011-10-31) –
11 May 2012 (2012-05-11)
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Til Love Do Us Lie (Traditional Chinese: 結·分@謊情式) is a TVB modern sitcom series.

Synopsis

Bobo (Kiki Sheung) has just gotten out of work to become a full-time housewife to take care of her not-so-good son, (Dickson Wong) and become a good wife to her husband, Eric (Eddie Cheung). However, things don't usually turn out the way she wants. Bobo's sister, Mabel, (Joyce Tang) has just failed in love, which causes her to impulsively marry Ngok-Yan (Hanjin Tan). Although she believed it was a mistake in the beginning, time seems to have changed that thought. But as their relationship goes, her mother (Suet Nei), along with a lot of obstacles, seems to be making things difficult for them. Eric's sister, June (Lin Xiawei), spends her time managing her coffee shop while trying to deal with relationship problems. June believes the one she loves is Alvin (Benjamin Yuen), but everyone, including her mother, (Susan Tse) and father, (Bowie Wu) doesn't really think it's a good choice. This series focuses on everyday life and how the characters face problems related to families, friends, love, careers, and dreams.

Cast

Viewership ratings

Week Episodes Average Points Peaking Points References
1 October 31 - November 4, 2011 1 — 5 25 30 [1]
2 November 7–11, 2011 6 — 10 24 — [2]
3 November 14–18, 2011 11 — 15 23 — [3]
4 November 21–25, 2011 16 — 20 24 — [4]
5 November 28 - December 2, 2011 21 — 25 26 — [5]
6 December 6–9, 2011 26 — 29 25 — [6]
7 December 12–16, 2011 30 — 34 25 — [7]
8 December 19–23, 2011 35 — 39 25 — [8]
9 December 26–30, 2011 40 — 44 26 — [9]
10 January 2–6, 2012 45 — 49 28 32 [10]
11 January 9–13, 2012 50 — 54 25 — [11]
12 January 16–20, 2012 55 — 59 24 — [12]
13 January 25–27, 2012 60 — 62 24 — [13]
14 January 30 - February 3, 2012 63 — 67 27 — [14]
15 February 6–10, 2012 68 — 72 26 — [15]
16 February 13–17, 2012 73 — 77 25 — [16]
17 February 20–24, 2012 78 — 82 26 — [17]
18 February 27 - March 2, 2012 83 — 87 26 — [18]
19 March 5–9, 2012 88 — 92 25 — [19]
20 March 12–15, 2012 93 — 96 26 — [20]
21 March 20–23, 2012 97 — 100 25 — [21]
22 March 26–30, 2012 101 — 105 25 — [22]
23 April 2–6, 2012 106 — 110 24 — [23]
24 April 9–13, 2012 111 — 115 26 — [24]
25 April 16–20, 2012 116 — 120 26 — [25]
26 April 23–27, 2012 121 — 125 26 — [26]
27 April 30 - May 4, 2012 126 — 130 25 — [27]
28 May 7–11, 2012 131 — 135 27 — [28]
May 13, 2012 136 32 — [29]

References

  1. ^ Week 1 Ratings
  2. ^ Week 2 Ratings
  3. ^ Week 3 Ratings
  4. ^ Week 4 Ratings
  5. ^ Week 5 Ratings
  6. ^ Week 6 Ratings
  7. ^ Week 7 Ratings
  8. ^ Week 8 Ratings
  9. ^ Week 9 Ratings
  10. ^ Week 10 Ratings
  11. ^ Week 11 Ratings
  12. ^ Week 12 Ratings
  13. ^ Week 13 Ratings
  14. ^ Week 14 Ratings
  15. ^ Week 15 Ratings
  16. ^ Week 16 Ratings
  17. ^ Week 17 Ratings
  18. ^ Week 18 Ratings
  19. ^ Week 19 Ratings
  20. ^ Week 20 Ratings
  21. ^ Week 21 Ratings
  22. ^ Week 22 Ratings
  23. ^ Week 23 Ratings
  24. ^ Week 24 Ratings
  25. ^ Week 25 Ratings
  26. ^ Week 26 Ratings
  27. ^ Week 27 Ratings
  28. ^ Week 28 Ratings
  29. ^ Week 28 Ratings

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