Mirror’s Lokman Yeung, Alton Wong and Error’s Dee Ho to Lead Hong Kong Remake of Nippon TV’s ‘Life’s Punchline’ for ViuTV (EXCLUSIVE)
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Nippon TV and MakerVille, the content creation, artist management and events arm of Hong Kong’s PCCW Media, have unveiled a Cantonese-language remake of the Japanese scripted format “Life’s Punchline,” with the adaptation set to air on ViuTV in Hong Kong. The series is being unveiled at Hong Kong FilMart. Configured as a 10-episode run at […]
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Mar 16, 2026 5:00pm PT Mirror’s Lokman Yeung, Alton Wong and Error’s Dee Ho to Lead Hong Kong Remake of Nippon TV’s ‘Life’s Punchline’ for ViuTV By Naman Ramachandran Plus Icon Naman Ramachandran Latest Japan Pushes for a New Global Stage as Film Frontier Makes Its Debut at Hong Kong Market 26 minutes ago AI Registry to Protect Athlete Likenesses and Digital IP Launched by New Sports-Tech Firm Callandor Group 12 hours ago National Theatre Director Indhu Rubasingham Eyes Bollywood Talent, India Expansion — and Brings Ayesha Dharker Full Circle in ‘The Jungle Book’ 14 hours ago See All Nippon TV and MakerVille, the content creation, artist management and events arm of Hong Kong’s PCCW Media, have unveiled a Cantonese-language remake of the Japanese scripted format “Life’s Punchline,” with the adaptation set to air on ViuTV in Hong Kong. The series is being unveiled at Hong Kong FilMart . Configured as a 10-episode run at 45 minutes per episode, the project is the first in a wave of international remakes Nippon TV has lined up for the format. Related Stories CNN Staffers Fear Warner Bros.-Paramount Deal Will Hurt Their Journalism and Network's Financial Health
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