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Super Trio Maximus is a Cantonese game show aired by TVB Jade in Hong Kong. It is the 10th season of Super Trio.^[1]

It was broadcast from 9 p.m.-10 p.m. every Sunday since 26 May 2013 till 12 January 2014.

1. The Super Trio Series is a Hong Kong variety show produced by TVB. The series debuted in 1995, and remained in production for eighteen years due to its popularity. The show was hosted by Eric Tsang and his two assistants - Jerry Lamb and Chin Kar-lok. The show initially ended its run with the airing of the final episode on July 16, 2005. However, on March 9, 2008, the first episode of the show.
2. The Super Trio Series is a Hong Kong variety show series produced by TVB. It debuted in 1995, remained in production for eighteen years due to its popularity; the show was hosted by his two assistants - Jerry Lamb and Chin Kar-lok.The show ended its run with the airing of the final episode on July 16, 2005.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Super Trio Maximus is a Cantonese game show aired by TVB Jade in Hong Kong. It is the 10th season of Super Trio. It was broadcast from 9 p.m.-10 p.m. Every Sunday since 26 May 2013 till 12 January 2014.

Its main purpose was to introduce a series of new games that were imported from various game shows all over the world so as to entertain the public. The target audience of the show was people of all ages.^[1]

Hosts[edit]

This series brought together all of the co-hosts from the previous series and the core ones:^[1]

• Nancy Lan Sai

Episodes[edit]

Games[edit]

Guests were divided into two teams to compete in four games in each episode. They earned points after winning each game. At the end of each episode, prizes would be given to the winning team with the higher accumulated points. For the defeated team, they were required to eat spicy sushis with a large amount of wasabi and had their faces wiped with cream.

This game section involved mental games and physical games. For mental ones, they were Super Marathon, Super Wrong Channel, Super Guessing Songs, Super Balloon Explosion and Super Bingo.^[4] For the physical ones, they were Super Bom Cha Cha, Super I am the Best as well as Super Table Tennis.

Promotion[edit]

Slogan[edit]

The show's catchphrase is ‘Super!’. It usually appeared at the beginning and the end of the show. Hosts and guests put their right hand up while their left hand is in front when shouting it.

Opening theme[edit]

• Theme Song: Wa! (嘩!)
• Composers: Tang Yi Tsung, Lei Sung De, Deng Jian Ming
• Lyrics: Huang Wei Wen
• Arrangement: Tang Yi Tsung
• Artists: Eric Tsang
• Publisher: Go East Entertainment Co., Ltd.

Game app[edit]

There is a game app of the programme, which is called Super Trio Maximus. A variety of games in the Super Trio series are available in the app.^[5]

Awards[edit]

The show was also broadcast in Malaysia, where it was awarded as My Favourite TVB Variety Show in the 2013 TVB Malaysia Star Awards.^[6][7] The highest views of the programme was 36 points of episode 17.

References[edit]

1. ^ ^abc''Super Trio Maximus' Begins Filming'. JayneStars.com. May 16, 2013. Retrieved November 4, 2015.
2. ^'Bosco Wong and Eliza Sam on 'Super Trio Maximus''. JayneStars.com. August 14, 2013. Retrieved November 4, 2015.
3. ^'Lawrence Ng Films 'Super Trio Maximus''. JayneStars.com. October 2, 2013. Retrieved November 4, 2015.
4. ^'超級無敵獎門人 終極篇'. tvb.com. Retrieved November 4, 2015.
5. ^'Super Trio Maximus'. Android Apps on Google Play. Retrieved November 4, 2015.
6. ^'馬來西亞星光薈萃頒獎典禮2013'. tvb.com. December 3, 2013. Retrieved November 4, 2015.
7. ^'香港收视：超级无敌奖门人终极篇蝉联冠军'. ent.sina.cn. January 14, 2014. Retrieved November 4, 2015.

External links[edit]

• Super Trio Maximus at TVB.com

Chin Ka-lok, sometimes credited as Chin Kar-lok (Chinese: 錢嘉樂, Pinyin: Qian Jiale, born 6 August 1965), is an actor, action choreographer.

Chin was born in Hong Kong, the younger brother of actor and stunt performer Chin Siu Ho. He is a former member of Sammo Hung's Stuntman Team. Chin began working as a stuntman at the age of 16.

In 1985, he made his film debut in Sammo Hung's Heart of Dragon as one of Jackie Chan's SWAT Team buddies. In 1988 Chin replaced his brother Siu Ho in the 4th installment of Mr. Vampire. After starring in The Green Hornet and Drunken Master II in 1994, he began doing non-action roles alongside action. In 1995 he played a demon destroyer/scorpion demon/scholar in Journey to the West. In 1997, he directed his only film, 97 Aces Go Places.

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Aside from films, he is the co-host of The Super Trio Show, a Hong Kong variety show, along with Jerry Lamb and Eric Tsang.

As a fan of cars and racing, he starred in a comedic short as a street racer/drifter.^[1] However, when he took part in a 2005 TVB telethon, he performed donuts in the same 350Z as seen in the film with Lee San San standing in the center as a cone. Then, in 2003 he starred the film Star Runner as 'Senior Ho', a veteran fighter for the team Kong Ching.

Filmography[edit]

Film[edit]

• Gang of Four (1978)
• Island of Virgins (1978)
• Leung mooi zai (1982)
• The 82 Tenants (1982)
• Man tian shen fo (1983)
• Fast Fingers (1983)
• Project A (1983) as Coast Policeman
• Shen yong shuang xiang pao (1984) as Sha's Thug
• Hong Kong 1941 (1984) as Minor Role
• Wheels on Meals (1984) as Motorcycle Punk (uncredited)
• The Owl vs Bombo (1984) as Thug in Alley
• My Lucky Stars (1985) as Gang Thug
• Mr. Boo Meets Pom Pom (1985) as Cop
• Those Merry Souls (1985) as Beach Thug
• Twinkle, Twinkle, Lucky Stars (1985) as Warehouse Thug #1 / Thai Assassin #2
• Heart of Dragon (1985) as SWAT Team Member / Log
• Ghost Festival (1985)
• Yes, Madam (1985) as Tin's Thug
• Righting Wrongs (1986)
• Millionaires Express (1986) as Kar Lok
• Sworn Brothers (1987) as Ka-lok
• Eastern Condors (1987) as Nguyen Siu-tran
• Paper Marriage (1988) as Whits Suit's Thug
• Dragons Forever (1988) as Bar Thug (uncredited)
• Three Against the World (1988) as Ming
• Mr. Vampire IV (1988) as Chia-Lok
• The Banquet (1991)
• Bury Me High (1991) as Wisely
• The Tantana (1991) as Dragon
• Swordsman II (1992) as Sarutobi Kazuki
• Operation Scorpio (1992) as Yu Shu
• Great Hero from China (1992) as Lok
• Night Life Hero (1992) as Peter
• Martial Arts Master Wong Fei Hung (1992) as Wong Fei Hung
• Moon Warriors (1992) as 13th Prince's bodyguard
• Vengeance of Six Dragons (1992) as 5th brother
• Fighting Fist (1992) as Teddy Wong
• Lady Killer (1992)
• Once Upon a Time in China IV (1993) as Duen Tin-lui
• The Avenging Quartet (1993) as Paul
• Hero Dream (1993)
• On Parole (1993) as Sing
• We're No Heroes (1994)
• Drunken Master II (1994) as Fo-sang
• The Green Hornet (1994) as Dong / The Green Hornet
• Kung Fu Kid (a.k.a. Shaolin Heroes) (1994) as Feng Shi-Yu a young fighter
• Switch-Over (1994)
• Burden of Proof (1994)
• Thunderbolt (1995) as Coach's Assistant
• Full Throttle (1995) as Jimmy / Ka-lok
• Little Hero on the Run (1995)
• Kung Fu Cop (1995)
• Those Were the Days (1996)
• The King of Robbery (1996) as Zhong
• 24 Hours Ghost Story (1997) as Ah-Ah
• Full Alert (1997) as Bill
• My Dad Is a Jerk (1997)
• Troublesome Night 2 (1997) as Chuen
• Intimates (1997) as Wang Cheng
• Task Force (1997) as Robber
• Troublesome Night 3 (1998) as Rock
• 97 Aces Go Places (1998) as Big Head
• Hong Kong X-File (1998) as Miu
• Hard Trail (1998)
• Life Express (1998)
• Troublesome Night 5 (1999) as Brother B
• Fourteen Days Before Suicide (1999) as Leung Tin
• Horoscope 1: The Voice from Hell (1999) as Chai
• The Truth About Jane and Sam (1999) as Jane's brother
• Oh! My Dad! (1999)
• Hanky Panky (1999)
• Last Ghost Standing (1999) as Jackie Chan
• The Untold Story III (1999) as Police Station Receptionist
• Watch Out (1999)
• Baroness (2000)
• Born to Be King (2000) as Big Head
• Killers from Beijing (2000) as Wong
• The King Boxer (2000)
• Bruce Law Stunts (2000)
• Hit Team (2001) as Chong Chin Ho
• Maniacal Night (2001) as Tinkon Pan
• Killing End (2001)
• Let's Sing Along (2001) as Tim
• The Avenging Fist (2001) as Jazz
• Mo ren kuang dao (2001)
• Chinese Heroes (2001) as Master Shen Way
• Mou man tai 2 (2002) as Police officer
• To Seduce an Enemy (2003) as Pong
• City of SARS (2003)
• Star Runner (2003) as 'Senior' Ho
• Men Suddenly in Black (2003) as Himself
• Papa Loves You (2004)
• Osaka Wrestling Restaurant (2004) as TV Director
• One Nite in Mongkok (2004) as Brandon
• Cop Unbowed (2004) as Curry
• Boxer's Story (2004) as Fung
• Unusual Moment (2004)
• Hardrock Affairs (2004) as Liu Liang
• Crazy N' the City (2005) as Carlos
• It Had to Be You! (2005)
• A.V. (2005) as Action Director
• 2 Young (2005)
• Drink-Drank-Drunk (2005) as Big Bear
• The Sentiment Confuses: The Cuttlefish (2005)
• Great Heart (2005)
• My Kung-Fu Sweetheart (2006)
• Bet to Basic (2006) as Flying Dragon
• Half Twin (2006)
• Feel It Say It... (2006)
• Undying Heart (2006) as Chung
• Dancing Lion (2007) as TV producer
• Lust, Caution (2007) as Tsao
• Beauty and the 7 Beasts (2007) as Preacher
• Vampire Super (2007) as Song Ren He
• Shinjuku Incident (2009) as Hongkie
• Murderer (2009) as Andy
• Kungfu Cyborg (2009) as Xu Dachun
• Fortune King Is Coming to Town! (2010)
• 72 Tenants of Prosperity (2010)
• Bruce Lee, My Brother (2010) as Shek Kin
• I Love Hong Kong 2012 (2012) as Citizen
• The Bullet Vanishes (2012) as Wu ZhongGuo
• Cold War (2012) as Vincent Tsui
• Golden Chicken 3 (2014) as Businessman Whoremaster
• Overheard 3 (2014) as Yuen
• Break Up 100 (2014)
• Keeper of Darkness (2015)
• Special Female Force (2016) as Big Head
• Golden Job (2018) as Dan Ding

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TVB series[edit]

TVB Host[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^YouTube - 鳳凰電視宣傳短片10分鐘
2. ^Chin Ka-lok at imdb.com
3. ^Chin Ka-lok at chinesemov.com

External links[edit]

• Chin Ka-lok on IMDb

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