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Zenigata Ai, whose grandfather is the Superintendent General of the Metropolitan Police Department, appears to be just an ordinary high school girl. However, she is actually a secret detective who solves difficult cases one after another, armed with her innate intuition and an IQ of 180. Having received a special assignment from her grandfather to solve cases, Zenigata Ai, along with her partner Detective Jun Godai, takes on numerous challenging cases.

Taiwan 1895 is a Chinese television series based on historical events that took place in Taiwan during the late Qing Dynasty, such as the 1884-1885 Sino–French War and the Treaty of Shimonoseki. The series was directed by Han Gang and written by Yang Xiaoxiong. It was first broadcast in mainland China on CCTV in 2008.

In Hong Kong, Lam Mei Lan is determined to hold onto her grandfather's noodle shop despite plans for redevelopment in the area. She meets Tao Tetsuya, a from Tokyo who is supposed to be looking after a friend's cats in the apartment opposite hers who offers to help and between them they search for the secret to the best fish ball noodle soup.

A French Bulldog is adopted from the Happy Kennel by a girl named Ai and is given the name Alex. She tells him stories and reads to him from a book titled The Adventures of Freddy about dog who leaves home to find the Fortune Tree. However, he is separated from Ai when he mistakenly follows a girl wearing the same clothes as Ai on a bus. Adopting the name Freddy, after the hero in Ai's storybook, Alex begins his quest to return to Ai. But before he can return to his owner, Freddy and his new friends must find the Fortune Tree and save it from dying, otherwise all the humans in the world will lose their good will and no longer care about their pets.

The Q version of Old Master Q and his Q version friends, Potato Head and Mr. Chen, will present a fresh and exciting new story!

Kim Jung-eun's Chocolate was a South Korean late night music program which began airing on March 11, 2008 on Tuesday nights at 12:35am on SBS replacing Lee Juk's Music Space. It was then moved to Wednesday nights at 12:30AM, Saturday nights at 12:10AM, and now Sunday nights at 12:10AM. It is hosted by famed actress, Kim Jung-eun, who starred in highly-rated dramas such as Lovers in Paris and its sequel, Lovers. It aired its 3rd year anniversary as its final episode on March 20, 2011.

Based on a japanese children's book by Yoshie Kawaura. Shiba-wanko, a Shiba-inu dog, and Miike-nyanko, a calico cat, live together in a classic Japanese-style house with the traditional Japanese alcove called a tokonoma. Shiba-wanko is a very gentle and hardworking soul who does all of the cleaning, laundry and cooking in the house. Miike-nyanko is a different type all together, being rather temperamental and not very good with housework. Together, these two learn the manners and customs associated with events such as the proper Japanese way to treat one's guests, preparing for a Japanese New Year and how to enjoy the kimono, the traditional Japanese costume. Each chapter covers a specific topic which has to do with living in "Wa" (the Japanese-style spirit of peace and harmony) throughout the changing seasons.

Japanese gourmet information TV show thosted by actress Maki Mizuno. The show features her as the “owner” and includes various segments such as guest appearances, cooking demonstrations, and restaurant visits.

This drama follows the life of Jung Kwi Duk whose endearing virtues of truth, hope and beauty was tested by an intense conflict with her twin sister, Jung Kwi Jin.

This three-episode miniseries chronicles the rise and fall of the Habsburg Empire, one of the most powerful European empires in history. The Habsburg Empire lasted throughout the second millennium and had a major influence on European culture.

A variety show where the comedy duo Hanamaru-Daikichi travel around Fukuoka Prefecture, interacting with locals. The show features location shoots, with occasional studio segments for special episodes.

This series covers the most valuable treasures and antiques from the Imperial Palaces of both Beijing and Taipei.