TVB’s new drama, Lives of Omission <潜行狙击>, premiered on August 1st. The cast and crew of the drama attended a promotional event on July 31st. The attendees included Michael Tse (谢天华), Bosco Wong (黄宗泽), Kate Tsui (徐子珊), Fala Chen (陈法拉),Damian Lau (刘松仁), Jin Au-Yeung (欧阳靖), Mandy Wong (黄智雯), Elena Kong (江美仪) and others. The entire cast striked different poses with the fake toy guns, while singing and dancing on stage. Bosco and Kate, who acted as a couple in this series, couldn’t stop “taking stabs” at each other. Kate laughed and pointed out that because of not letting another TVB drama differ too much in scenes, Bosco had to keep his mustache during their filming thus during intimate scenes, she was often painfully poked by his mustache. Kate also laughed and said, “Bosco’s girlfriend didn’t mind it (his mustache) at all so of course I don’t have the eligibility to say.” Bosco immediately went embarrassed and broached to another subject that Michael Tse looked the most “chok” in their drama. Bosco implied that he was beginning to see the benefits that the advanced Internet technology had to offer. Because of the attention that the netizens brought to this drama, even before the series premiered, they had already received a tremendous amount of support. Michael Tse was the centralized character of this series as it portrayed the happenings after he returned back to the police station after his undercover assignment. Many people praised that he was as “chok” as Raymond Lam (林峰) in the series. In response to this, Michael remarked that in the past, all the famous singers had the same trademark “chok” look. It remains the same way even until now, thus he felt that there was no problem in looking “chok” however he laughed and said he wasn’t as “chok” as Raymond. Creds: Dramasian
