Return of the Cuckoo
| Return of the Cuckoo 十月初五的月光 |
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Return of the Cuckoo promo image
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| Genre | Modern drama |
| Created by | Chan Bo-Wah Chan Bo-Yin Man Kin-Fai Ko Wai-Man |
| Starring |
Julian Cheung Charmaine Sheh Nancy Sit Steven Ma Michael Tong |
| Theme music composer | Cho Kyu-man |
| Opening theme | "Wishing Kwan Well" by Julian Cheung |
| Ending theme | "Cannot Forget" by Steven Ma |
| Country of origin | Hong Kong |
| Original language(s) | Cantonese |
| No. of episodes | 20 |
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| Producer(s) | Tsui Yu-On |
| Location(s) |
 Macau Hong Kong
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| Running time | approx. 45 minutes (each) |
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| Original network | TVB |
| Original release | 10 July – 4 August 2000 |
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| Website | |
Return of the Cuckoo (Traditional Chinese: , literally "The Moonlight at the 5th of October [Street]", also known as 澳門街, literally "The Streets of Macao") is a 20-episode TVB drama broadcast between July 2000 and August 2000. It was originally produced to be a sitcom, however later edits made the production into a regular drama.
The movie version of Return of the Cuckoo was released in the Fall of 2015. It is a continuation of the story where the drama left off.
As a child, Man Cho (Julian Cheung) was rendered mute as a result of the cruel actions of his mother and was adopted by the kind-hearted Ah Kiu (Nancy Sit). Man Cho grew up with Ah Kiu's daughter Kwan-Ho (Charmaine Sheh), and the two eventually develop romantic feelings for one another. Man Cho is extremely self-sacrificing, has an inferiority complex due to his disability, and therefore feels unworthy for Kwan-Ho. Ah Kiu is also against their relationship and things are further complicated when Szto Lai-Sun (Steven Ma) enters the picture after falling for Kwan-Ho too.
TVB Anniversary Awards (2000)
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