Fourth Line Series
These dramas aired in Hong Kong at 12:05 to 1:15 am, Monday to Friday on TVB.
| Airing date |
English title (Chinese title) |
Number of episodes | Main cast | Theme song (T) Sub-theme song (ST) |
Genre | Notes | Official website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 May- 9 Jun |
Net Deception 追魂交易 |
20 | Wong He, Myolie Wu, Jack Wu, Eddie Kwan | T: "灰色恐怖" (Wong He) ST: "價值" (Wong He) |
Modern suspense | Released overseas on January 19, 2004. | Official website |
| 13 Jun- 8 Jul |
Summer Heat 心慌·心鬱·逐個捉 |
20 | Joyce Tang, Joe Ma | T: "伶仃" (Kelly Chen) |
Modern suspense | Released overseas on January 19, 2004. | Official website |
| 12 Jul- 25 Aug |
The Romancing Spirit 倩女幽魂 |
32 | Barbie Hsu, Daniel Chan, Jessica Hsuan | T: "倩女幽魂" (Daniel Chan) ST: "般若波羅蜜" (Daniel Chan) ST: "吻去下愛上你" (Daniel Chan) |
Costume drama | Taiwanese series | Official website |
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