Angels of Mission

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Angels of Mission
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GenreModern Action
Starring Charmaine Sheh
Sonija Kwok
Shirley Yeung
Patrick Tam
Timmy Hung
Country of originHong Kong
Original languageCantonese
No. of episodes20
Production
Running time45 minutes (approx.)
Original release
Network TVB
ReleaseMay 24 (2004-05-24) 
June 18, 2004 (2004-06-18)

Angels of Mission [1] is a TVB series consisting of 20 episodes. It stars Charmaine Sheh, Sonija Kwok and Shirley Yeung as police who work for the CID. They try to balance their work and personal lives.

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Plot

Yiu Lai Fa (Charmaine Sheh) and Tong Bo Yee, Bowie (Shirley Yeung) are part of the police squad in the Central Intelligence Division (C.I.D.). Fa is a sergeant. With the Counter-Terrorist Unit (CTU) requiring more members, Fa and Bowie are transferred to the CTU, for the time being. Song Lok Kei, Sam (Sonija Kwok) leads the team at CTU. After their first case is complete, Bowie and Fa are transferred back to the CID. However, with Fa's amazing fighting skills and Bowie's great aim/hand eye coordination, Sam thinks they should be part of CTU, so she tells them to go through the training and try to apply for a position.

In the series, there are four major cases which the CTU investigates:

After this, the story goes on about how Sam and Fa force Lee Gin Keung to choose one of them but he runs away from his problems. Bowie comes up with a plan in which was at 12 o'clock, depending on which color the building turned would decide which girl he chose. If the building turns blue at midnight, he would choose Fa, and if turns red, he would choose Sam. The three of them wait for the answer, but in the end, the two girls walk away realizing it does not matter who Keung will choose. Bowie and Ming also break up. Sam, Fa, and Bowie continue on with their lives as independent women realizing they don't need men to be happy. Keung starts a family of his own with an unknown woman and a child.

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References

  1. SUPER, myTV. "ANGELS OF MISSION - myTV SUPER". www.mytvsuper.com. Retrieved 2024-03-08.

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