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Tales of sex and sadomasochism, based on the manga in Young Sunday by Masahiko Kikuni, creator of Kizu darake no Tenshi-tachi (Heartbroken Angels). With a TV share of 9.1% in the graveyard slot, it was broadcast daily as part of the Wonderful anthology program.

A television drama adaptation, starring Miyazaki Yoshiko, of the tumultuous autobiographical novel by Chiyo Uno, a female writer who lived through the Meiji, Taisho and Showa eras. Having turned 18 that spring, Chiyo took up a post as a supply teacher in her hometown of Iwakuni, Yamaguchi Prefecture. Her wayward father had died a year earlier, and the family’s livelihood now depended on Chiyo’s income. Once a plain-looking girl, Chiyo began wearing make-up and started to attract the attention of men. She grows in confidence and matures into a woman who lives freely.

Based on the concept of portraying a "young villainess who leads the men of the world to ruin" as the main character with a touch of suspense, "Cocktail to Hell" (October 1999, starring Kou Shibasaki ), "Player" (November 1999, starring Ryoko Kuninaka ), "Woman Selling Temptation" (December 1999, starring Kirina Mano ), (January 2000, starring Ayumi Yamaguchi ), "Loose Socks Detective" (February 2000, starring Aya Hirayama ), and "Shuffle" (March 2000, starring Rei Yoshii, Wakana Sakai, and Reina Asami ) were produced in an omnibus format with four complete stories per month over a six-month period. One of these stories, "Loose Socks Detective," would later become the prototype for the " Keitai Tantei Keisatsu Sengata Series. The main cast of each film included young actresses such as Kou Shibasaki, Ryoko Kuninaka, Aya Hirayama, and Wakana Sakai, who were not well known at the time and had little experience appearing in TV dramas. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Hello Kitty and her sister Mimmy learn important lessons from their loving parents and friends.

Detective Muneta (Koichi Sato) of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's First Investigative Division is deeply scarred after his wife and child are murdered. Burning with a desire for revenge and a fierce obsession with the case, he approaches the mystery of the murder.

Truth or false accusation? A woman with four previous convictions stands accused of murder. Can the power of the pen uncover the truth? One rainy night, a car sped into the harbour and, without slowing down, vanished into the sea. A short while later, a woman surfaced. Her name was Kumako Shirakawa (Ayumi Ishida). Her maiden name was Onizuka. She was the second wife of Fukutaro Shirakawa (Jun’ichi Orimoto), a wealthy man from Toyama, and had only recently married him. Swimming desperately, Kumako managed to reach the quay. As if savouring the feeling of being alive, she let out a blood-curdling scream.

The Rap of China is a Chinese rap reality show produced by IQiyi. The show is based on a South Korean rap reality show called Show Me The Money. The show has four celebrity producers whose job is to train and guide the rappers participating in the competition. The producers are Chinese-Canadian singer-songwriter Kris Wu, Taiwanese-American singer Wilber Pan, Taiwanese rapper MC HotDog and aboriginal Taiwanese rock musician Chang Chen Yue.

The fictional girls' magazine Monthly Ophelia unfolds the literary world of three female writers born in 1896. Ophelia, a legendary girl who died by the river, is resurrected as a boy and lives deep underwater. She reminisces about her childhood and immerses herself in her favorite books across time.