Show Me the Happy

Set in modern Hong Kong, Show Me the Happy follows a close knit group trying to make sense of everyday life. The show mixes laughs with small honest moments as work, family, and friendship collide in a fast paced city. Characters juggle budgets, misunderstandings, and the pressure to stay optimistic while dealing with family expectations and workplace quirks. It is light on big gimmicks and heavy on character, letting ordinary events turn into funny and warm scenes. The ensemble cast, led by familiar TVB faces, keeps the rhythm lively with banter, schemes, and occasional missteps that feel real.

Produced by TVB and released in 2010, the show brings together a familiar ensemble including Roger Kwok, Bernice Liu, Paul Chun, Derek Kwok, and Benz Hui in a contemporary city setting.

Across its run the show fits TVB's habit of mixing drama with light humor in urban life and it gave fans witty exchanges and scenes that echo everyday Hong Kong experiences.

Critics note its easygoing pace and warm ensemble dynamics, balancing workplace pressures with family ties. The show treats happiness as something found in shared meals, small wins, and loyal friends rather than flashy stunts.