Wish and Switch

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Wish and Switch
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換樂無窮
GenreComedy, Romance
Starring Myolie Wu
Johnson Lee
Vincent Wong
Selena Lee
Angela Tong
Kiki Sheung
Lau Kong
Ram Chiang
Mimi Choo
Opening theme交換快樂 by Myolie Wu and Johnson Lee
Country of originHong Kong
Original languageCantonese
No. of episodes20
Production
Executive producerLam Chi Wah
Release
Original network TVB Jade
Original releaseJanuary 3 (2012-01-03) 
January 29, 2012 (2012-01-29)
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Wish and Switch is a 2012 Hong Kong TVB drama first broadcast on January 3, 2012. It stars Myolie Wu, Johnson Lee, Vincent Wong, Selena Lee and Angela Tong. It is slated to run for 20 episodes.

Contents

Wish and Switch is a modern comedy drama about how housewife Fan Suk Heung stumbled upon a website, www.換得樂.com, [1] offering to exchange anything that she wants with something in her possession and how her obsession with the website brings about comedic unforeseen consequences.

Cast

Koo family

CastRoleDescription
Lau Kong Koo Wing SzeYes Sir
Retired physical education teacher
Fung Yau Yi's husband later divorced
Koo Ka Kam and Koo Ka Yan's father
Fan Suk Heung's father-in-law
Yip Yuk Hing and Chan Ho's grandfather
Mimi Chu Fung Yau YiYes Madam
Sales promoter
Koo Wing Si's wife later divorced
Koo Ka Kam and Koo Ka Yan's mother
Fan Suk Heung's mother-in-law
Yip Yuk Hing and Chan Ho's grandmother
Applied for divorce in Episode 3
Angela Tong Koo Ka KamKim、活家禽
Koo Wing Si and Fung Yau Yi's daughter
Koo Ka Yan's elder sister
Yip Yuen's ex-wife
Yip Yuk Hing's mother
Samuel's girlfriend
Chan Ho's mother
In love with Fan Tai Kit
Johnson Lee Koo Ka YanManager at King Lap Group
Fan Suk Heung's husband
Koo Wing Si and Fung Yau Yi's son
Koo Wing Kam's younger brother
Yip Yuk Hing and Chan Ho's uncle
Promoted to managerial status in episode 1
Myolie Wu Fan Suk HeungSarah
Exchanged identity with Hou Yurk Hoi and became Hailey
Supervisor at King Lap Group
Koo Ka Yan's wife
Fan Tai Kit's younger sister
Fan Tai Hei's elder sister
Koo Wing Si and Fung Yau Yi's daughter-in-law
Koo Ka Kam's sister-in-law
Yip Yuk Hing and Chan Ho's aunt
Hou Yurk Hoi's best friend
Killed by triads in Episode 20
Tina Shek Yip Yuk HingJade
Student
Yip Yuen and Koo Ka Kam's daughter
Koo Ka Yan and Fan Suk Heung's niece
Koo Wing Si and Fung Yau Yi's granddaughter
Chan Ho's half-sister
Chan HoKoo Wing Si and Fung Yau Yi's grandson
Chan Sam Mei and Koo Ka Kam's son
Koo Ka Yan and Fan Suk Heung's nephew
Yip Yuk Hing's half-brother
Carried away by Chan Sam Hei in Episode 8
Carried back by Chan Sam Mei to Koo Ka Kam in Episode 16

Fan family

CastRoleDescription
Cheng Shu FungFan FatFan Tai Kit, Fan Suk Heung, Fai Tai Hei's father
Ram Chiang Fan Tai Kit Street protester
Fan Fat's son
Fan Suk Heung's older brother
Fan Tai Hei's half-brother
In love with Koo Ka Kam
Myolie Wu Fan Suk HeungSarah
Fan Fat's daughter
Fan Tai Kit's younger sister
Fan Tai Hei's half-sister
See Koo family
Sheh Kit Wah Fan Tai HeiFan Fat's son
Fan Tai Kit and Fuk Suk Heung's half-brother

Wing family

CastRoleDescription
Kiki Sheung Lui WongWing Yiu's mother
Hou Yurk Hoi's mother-in-law
Vincent Wong Wing YiuWayne
Lui Wong's son
Hou Yurk Hoi's fake husband but really loves Hailey
Divorced in Episode 15, but remarried in Episode 20
Selena Li Hou Yurk HoiHailey、海狗(Designed said by Fan Suk Heung)
Wing Yiu's fake wife, but really loves Wing Yiu
Lui Wong's daughter-in-law
Fan Suk Heung's best friend
Exchanged identity with Fan Suk Heung and became Sarah
Divorced in Episode 15, but remarried in Episode 20
Patrick DunnYing BunBenjamin
Wing's butler

King Lap Group (勁立集團) Fast Food Chain

CastRoleDescription
Sheung Tin-ngor Lui WongCEO
Yu Chi-ming Tony Arevalo Manager
Vincent Wong Wing YiuDeputy CEO
Selena Li Hou Yurk HoiPublic Relations Senior Manager
Tony Yee Law Yau FatManager
Johnson Lee Koo Ka YanManager Trainee
Myolie Wu Fan Suk HeungOfficer

Other casts

CastRoleDescription
Tsang Wai-kuen Yip YuenMagician
Koo Ka Kum's ex-husband
Yip Yuk Hing's father
Max CheungChan Sam MeiKoo Ka Kam's ex-boyfriend
Chan Ho's father
Covered up Koo Ka Kam and left Hong Kong with his son in Episode 8
Carried Chan Ho back to Koo Ka Kum after finding Chan Ho has heart attack in Episode 16
Wong Chak FungManStreet protester
Fan Tai Kit's friend
Law Tin ChiMoStreet protester
Fan Tai Kit's friend
Sin Ho YingYingStreet protester
Fan Tai Kit's friend

Viewership ratings

WeekOriginally AiredEpisodesAverage PointsPeaking PointsReferences
1January 3–6, 20121 — 42831 [2]
2January 9–13, 20125 — 92628 [3]
3January 16–20, 201210 — 142528 [4]
4January 24–27, 201215 — 182629 [5]
January 29, 201219 — 203337 [6]

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