Thena

The series is inspired by the real story of the Angarsk Maniac. A young metropolitan detective, Zhenya (Yulia Snigir, Young Pope), arrives in a small town in the search of a serial killer. The majority of the towns' population do not welcome outsiders, and local authorities deny a maniac is on the loose and refuse to assist Zhenya. However, Zhenya finds one person willing to help, Ivan Krutikhin, a detective and a serial killer.

Expelled from the elite Turner family, Lucy Turner stages a cheating scandal to save her boyfriend from debt, only to discover years later that he's now a billionaire, her boss, and engaged to her half-sister.

A sharpshooter (Shen QingYuan) falls for a sports streamer (Tang Xin). Both suffer from PTSD for different reasons but a common incident that only one of them remembers. Will the connection bond them or break them?

Ilinca is the modern woman who dreams of a successful career in PR and never settles for what she has got. Yet, deep down, she still believes that true love can be found. And when least expected, Ilinca meets Amir, a charming, wealthy and attractive Sheikh who will change her destiny from the very first moment they meet. A new life begins for Amir, one worth fighting for even if it means to stand up to traditions and get over the memory of a past love. The world in which Amir has lived his life is marked by old written and unwritten traditions. In Beled el Noor (a fictional emirate), his homeland, it is accepted that a woman be killed in the name of honour for having disrespected the Islamic law. Marked by honour and love, the couple will write a story of forbidden love: the story of Ilinca and Amir - soulmates separated by a river of traditions, secrets, betrayal and religion.

When a gay teen from a small Australian country town is murdered, everyone is a suspect. Just who killed Troy McLeavey?

Point of Entry, the highest-rated one hour drama on Ch 5 in the last 3 years is back by popular demand for a second season, with more riveting real-life inspired cases that have kept Singaporean viewers glued to their TV sets and set Netizens talking on forums. Core members of the team leader Glenn Chua (CARL NG), veteran Cheong Guan Meng (BERNARD TAN), sharpshooter Vivian De Cruz (PAMELYN CHEE), tech expert Norah Rahmat (FADHILAH SAMSUDIN) and parkour expert Dynesh Krishnan (DEVARAJAN VARADARAJAN) are joined by new members, martial arts expert Liu Ai Ling (JADE SEAH) and gungho, charming Matthew Yong (DARRYL YONG), as well as their newly-appointed politically-savvy boss Calvin Wong (MARCUS MOK) and ambitious go-getter Home Team liaison Kara Yeo (JAYMEE ONG). Noi (DUSITA ANUCHITCHANCHAI), stoic sister of last seasons villain, Jackson (JOURDAN LEE), also makes an unexpected return. How will these characters pose new and intriguing challenges for Team Epsilon? In its second season, Point of Entry continues to feature true life cases that educate and entertain. Viewers will gain invaluable insights through the cases of Team Epsilon, learning how the different components of the Home Team CNB, Police, ICA, etc. work together to ensure Singapore is kept safe and realize that their safety and security is not to be taken for granted.