Take My Word For It

Take My Word For It
談判專家

Take My Word For It promo poster
Genre Crime drama
Action
Starring Bobby Au-Yeung
Julian Cheung
Kenix Kwok
Annie Man
Moses Chan
Winnie Yeung
Ellesmere Choi
Opening theme "Overcome Challenges" by Julian Cheung
Ending theme "Another Day" by Julian Cheung
Country of origin Hong Kong
Original language(s) Cantonese
No. of episodes 30
Production
Running time Approximately 45 minutes
Release
Original network TVB
Original release November 18 – December 30, 2002
External links
Website

Take My Word For It (Traditional Chinese: 談判專家) is a 30-episode TVB drama broadcast between November 2002 and December 2002.

Synopsis

The story follows the lead characters through their experiences as members of the Police Negotiation Cadre (PNC). The PNC is a volunteer unit of the Hong Kong police force specializing in negotiations with terrorist members, partakers of local violence, and individuals contemplating suicide. The whole series is dotted with both large and small cases handled by the story's heroes and heroines. There is a love square between Pang Kwok-Tung (Bobby Au-Yeung), Kan Kit (Kenix Kwok), Mok Ka-Chung (Moses Chan) and Poon Man-Ching (Winnie Yeung). Bobby Au-Yeung later finds out that Winnie is cheating on him and secretly meeting Moses, Kenix Kwok's husband. Moses and Winnie leave Hong Kong, however, Moses returns to Hong Kong with the news that Winnie has once again separated from her husband and found another man. Yeung Kwong and Ip Ho-Yan have a comical love relationship, and marry in the end. Eventually, Bobby and Kenix get together. Many problems also happen in Yeung Kwong's (Julian Cheung) family. He is not his father's biological son (although he is favoured over his three siblings). Ip Ho-Yan (Annie Man) has a brief relationship with Julian Cheung's brother, Yeung Hau-Mo (Ellesmere Choi), but it ends when Ellesmere Choi cannot forget his previous girlfriend. Ip Ho-Yan and Julian Cheung start off as beginners learning about PNC. Towards the end, they become professional members of the PNC, and even stop their own instructor, Pang Kwok-Tung (Bobby Au-Yeung) from committing suicide.

Cast

Awards and achievements

TVB Anniversary Awards (2003)

External links


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