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A group of journalists investigate an explosion at a television studio which was caused by an organization out to expose the network's controversial CEO.

Cast

Catherine Chau

as Fong Ying

Kate Yeung Kei

as Mallory Mak

Gregory Wang

as Lok Ka-fai

Richard Ng Man-Tat

as Tam Yui-chi

Yu Silu

as Su Yunling

Justin Cheung

as Chong Nga-yuen

Jeana Ho Pui-Yu

as Zhong Kaiqi

Anita Chan Wing-Yin

as 袁美仪 (Emily)

Tony Ho

Deon Cheung Chung-Chi

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