On The Red Dot: Reunions
This Lunar New Year, On The Red Dot reunites Singapore's most beloved television families - Asia's first English sitcom, "Under One Roof" and Singapore's first successful English drama, "Growing Up". From the jaunty rap jingle "Moses Lim is Tan Ah Teck" to the shocking plot twist that stunned Singaporeans, these 90s icons changed the way English is heard and written on local TV. Singapore's funniest family, Moses Lim, Koh Chieng Mun and their "kids" Andrew Lim, Vernetta Lopez and Nicholas Lee, return to the set of their old home and remember how it all began, from their meteoric rise to the loss of one of their brightest stars, Zaibo. Then, journey to Singapore's last kampong for an emotional reunion with Lim Kay Tong, Wee Soon Hui, Steven Lim, Jamie Yeo and Benedict Goh. Relive the shock of a death in the family and discover a surprising off-set relationship that nobody ever knew.
Cast & Crew
| Director | A. D. Chan |
|---|---|
| Producers | Daniel HengA.D. Chan |
| Writer | A. D. Chan |
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Reunions returns for another season, bringing together the personalities from Singapore's cultural TV moments to recount their stories and spill the tea! This time round, the cast of one of the last sitcoms from Singapore’s comedy heyday come together. The neighbours from Police and Thief gather for the first time in over a decade, and they are still bickering! Also reuniting are the cast of award-winning TV drama, Fighting Spiders...and they are all grown up! There will be tales of nostalgia, teen-romance and pranks, with a few surprise guests thrown in for good measure.
Police & Thief (2004 – 2010) is arguably the last great series of Singapore's sitcom heyday. In this reunion, the cast come together after more than a decade to share secrets from behind-the-scenes!
Police & Thief (2004 – 2010) is arguably the last great series of Singapore's sitcom heyday. In this reunion, the cast come together after more than a decade to share secrets from behind-the-scenes!
Fighting Spiders aired in 2009, telling the story of 60s Singapore seen through the eyes of kids. More than a decade on, the cast of the award-winning TV drama reunite. And they are all grown up!
Fighting Spiders aired in 2009, telling the story of 60s Singapore seen through the eyes of kids. More than a decade on, the cast of the award-winning TV drama reunite. And they are all grown up!