Come Home Love: Lo and Behold (2017)
Original title: 愛·回家之開心速遞
Come Home Love: Lo and Behold is a 2017 Chinese-language family series created by Yuan Bao Hui and Anna Lee. It stars Danny Lau Dan, Pal Sinn Lap-Man and Joyce Tang Lai-Ming.
Hung Sue Gan built a logistics company from nothing, and now his biggest headaches are his three grown daughters. The eldest has moved overseas; middle daughter Yeuk Shui has hit marriageable age with no prospects in sight and bickers constantly with her honour-student younger sister. When Hung's wandering photographer brother moves in and joins the family firm, an old flame and a run of odd household mishaps follow him through the door. This TVB daily sitcom runs on that crowded home: everyday squabbles, gentle romance and the small comedies of relatives living right on top of each other in Hong Kong.
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What is Come Home Love: Lo and Behold about?
Hung Sue Gan built a logistics company from nothing, and now his biggest headaches are his three grown daughters. The eldest has moved overseas; middle daughter Yeuk Shui has hit marriageable age with no prospects in sight and bickers constantly with her honour-student younger sister. When Hung's wandering photographer brother moves in and joins the family firm, an old flame and a run of odd household mishaps follow him through the door. This TVB daily sitcom runs on that crowded home: everyday squabbles, gentle romance and the small comedies of relatives living right on top of each other in Hong Kong.
When was Come Home Love: Lo and Behold released?
Come Home Love: Lo and Behold was released on 20 February 2017.
How many episodes does Come Home Love: Lo and Behold have?
Come Home Love: Lo and Behold has 2843 episodes across 1 seasons.
Who made Come Home Love: Lo and Behold?
Come Home Love: Lo and Behold was created by Yuan Bao Hui, Anna Lee and Ma Jun Ying.
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Cast
- Danny Lau Dan as Hung Shu-kan
- Pal Sinn Lap-Man as Hung Shu-yan
- Joyce Tang Lai-Ming as Hung Sheung-sin
- Koni Lui as Hung Yeuk-shui
- Stanley Cheung as Gong Yip 'Industry'
- Angela Tong Ying-Ying as Ko Pak-fei
- Kalok Chow as Kam Shing-on
- Gu Pui Ling as June San Su-su
- Andrew Chan as Lung Ging-fung
- Ricco Ng as Chu Ling-ling
- Sky Chiu Ho-Hin as Ngai Duen-zong
- Stephanie Lee Tsz-Ching as Elaine
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A few thoughts on Come Home Love: Lo and Behold
The domestic-comedy warmth carries over to Crayon Shin-chan, whose mischief-and-family antics find the same humor in ordinary household life. It swaps live-action Hong Kong for a Japanese suburb but keeps the affection under the jokes, a good match for anyone who tunes in to Come Home Love for the family more than the plot.
Warm multigenerational family sitcoms
Come Home Love: Lo and Behold is a Hong Kong sitcom built on a big household of parents, kids, and in-laws under one roof. These sitcoms share that setup: several generations bickering and making up, everyday domestic scrapes, and warmth underneath the jokes. They deliver the same comfortable rhythm of a family you check in on daily.
Retro small-town and mid-century family sitcoms
Come Home Love keeps the classic sitcom shape, a household comedy told in small daily doses. These older favourites work the same gentle way: mid-century families and small-town neighbours, tidy half-hour problems, and a warm moral by the end. They suit anyone who likes their family comedy cosy, wholesome, and easy to drop into.
Kid and teen family comedies for the whole house
Come Home Love plays clean and all-ages, comedy the family can watch together. These shows aim at the same crowd: kids and teenagers front and centre, light school-and-home scrapes, and nothing that needs a warning. They match its easygoing, everyone-welcome tone, good for younger viewers alongside the grown-ups.
Family sitcoms from around the world
As a long-running Hong Kong hit, Come Home Love belongs to a global tradition of the household sitcom. These comedies come from across the map: a beloved Mexican neighbourhood farce, an Australian soap-suburb staple, a working-class British classic, and a Japanese family's daily chaos. Each proves the family sitcom travels in any language.