Daddy Good Deeds

Daddy Good Deeds (Traditional Chinese : 當旺爸爸) is a Hong Kong television comedy serial produced by TVB starring Ha Yu, Linda Chung and Steven Ma as the main leads, with Evergreen Mak, Nancy Wu, Edwin Siu, Cilla Kung, and Chow Chung in major supporting cast. Filming and post- production took place in the autumn of 2011 and the premiere episode aired on 19 March 2012. This was producer Mui Siu-ching's last series for TVB after being with the station for 25 years.

Daddy Good Deeds
Promotional poster
當旺爸爸
GenreComedy
StarringHa Yu
Linda Chung
Steven Ma
Evergreen Mak
Nancy Wu
Edwin Siu
Cilla Kung
Chow Chung
Opening themeChung Mei Joi Yi (從未在意) by Edwin Siu
Country of originHong Kong
Original languageCantonese
No. of episodes20
Production
Executive producerMui Siu-ching
Production locationHong Kong
Running time45 minutes (each)
Production companyTVB
Release
Original networkJade
HD Jade
Original release19 March (2012-03-19) 
4 April 2012 (2012-04-04)

This is the fifth for Steven Ma pairs up with Linda Chung where they have both partnered in the previous four TVB series, Virtues of Harmony II, A Journey Called Life, A Watchdog's Tale and Ghost Writer. This is also the last TVB drama for Steven Ma because his contract with TVB ended in 2012.

Synopsis

Ko Yi-man (Ha Yu) is the owner of a pawn shop and a devoted father to his son Ko Wai-ting (Evergreen Mak) 2nd daughter Ko Yu-chu (Linda Chung) and younger daughter Ko Yu-po (Cilla Kung). However, unknown to the trio, one of them is an abandoned child, the symbolic "collateral" in a good luck ritual made many years previously. When the receipt for the transaction comes to light, first speculation about the truth, and then the truth itself, threatens the family that he has given everything for and Ko Yi-man must fight to keep his family together.

Cast

The Ko family

CastRoleDescription
Ha YuKo Yi-man
高義文
Tak Kwong pawn shop owner
Lam A-lui's boss
Ko Wai-ting's adopted father
Ko Yu-chu, Ko Yu-po's father
Wan Yuen-han's father-in-law
Evergreen MakKo Wai-ting, Wilson
高威庭
Ko Yi-man's adopted son
Ko Yu-chu and Ko Yu-po's elder brother
Lam Sam-ling's son
Wan Yuen-han's husband
Opticians manager, resigned at Episode 5
Later promotion company CEO
Nancy WuWan Yuen-han, Wendy
溫婉嫻
Ko Yi-man's daughter-in-law
Ko Wai-ting's wife
Ko Yu-chu and Ko Yu-po's sister-in-law
promotion company CEO
Linda ChungKo Yu-chu
高如珠
Ko Yi-man's eldest daughter
Ko Wai-ting's younger sister
Ko Yu-po's elder sister
Lam Fat's friend, later girlfriend and wife
A police officer
Cilla KungKo Yu-po, Bella
高如寶
Ko Yi-man's youngest daughter
The Voice competitor
Later promotion company junior assistant
Girlfriend of Wong Wai-leung

The Lam family

CastRoleDescription
Chow ChungLam A-lui
林亞女
Pawn shop employee
Ko Yi Man's subordinate
Lam Fat's father
Steven MaLam Fat
林發
Lam A-lui's son
Ko Yu-chu's friend, later boyfriend and husband
Television station location scout/manager/Part-time badminton trainer

Tak Kwong Pawn Brokers

CastRoleDescription
Ha YuKo Yi-man
高義文
Pawn shop owner
Chow ChungLam A-lui
林亞女
Veteran pawn shop employee
Edwin SiuYip Kwai, Yap
葉貴
Pawn shop trainee
The Voice competitor
Grandson of Ko Yi-man's benefactor
Loved Ko Yu Chu

Other casts

CastRoleDescription
Stanley CheungWong Wai-leung
黃偉良
Boyfriend of Ko Yu-po
Savio TsangLee Kwok Ming
李國銘
Police CID Senior Inspector
Ko Yu-chu's superior
Ivy's boyfriend
Mak Ka LunSam Lui
呂先生
Promotion company manager
Wan Yuen-han's subordinate
Candy ChiuNancy Lam
藍小姐
Promotion company senior officer
Wan Yuen-han's subordinate
Eric LiLee Tsz Kit
李子傑
Opticians Manager
Ko Ting-wai's superior
Pointed against Ko Ting-wai
Lai Lok-yiChan Lap Shun
陳立信
Siu Tan's husband
Ko Yu-chu's lover, later broke up
Sharon ChanLui Keung
雷強
Yip Kwai's ex-girlfriend
Dr. Fong's wife
Patrick DunnDr. Fong
方醫生
Lui Keung's husband
Sire MaMaryLam Fat's ex-girlfriend
Cheated Lam Fat for money
Elena KongSheh Chi ManAn acupuncturist
Susan TseLam Sam-ling
劉心玲
Ko Wai-ting's mother
Left Ko Wai-ting in Tak Kwong Pawn Brokers when he was a baby
Bowie WuKo Chung-sun
高忠新
Ko Yee-man's uncle
Pointed against Ko Yee-man

Viewership ratings

Week Episodes Average Points Peaking Points References
1 19–23 March 2012 1 – 5 30 33 [1]
2 26–30 March 2012 6 – 10 30 32 [2]
3 2–6 April 2012 11 – 15 29 32 [3]
4 9–12 April 2012 16 – 19 32 35 [4]
13 April 2012 20 31 34 [5]

Note

Week 3 – The ratings during the prime time hours dropped due to the Easter holiday.

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References

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