Simon Yip

James Wong narrates this lusty and rude sex travelogue, using himself and two friends as examples of what and what not to do. Much of the footage is recycled from "Stooges In Tokyo" and "The Wild Goose Chase" (hkmdb.com)

James (James Wong), claimed himself as the master of obscenity, is a uncouth/coarse/dirty joke show host. However, the scripts of his shows are actually written by Kwong (Tommy Wong). Since Kwong has been unsatisfied with the money given by James' wife (Amy Yip) for the script writing, he finally goes to another television station to run a similar show with the Temple Street singer Wan (Wan Kwong). James's show becomes less attractive since Kwong leaves. (hkcinemagic.com)

A sex comedy about businessmen who go on business trips to other countries. Little time is spent actually working, more is spent on carnal pursuits. I Its flagrantly tasteless, does not raise the stock of anything Korea related and is has little moral center. The comedy is slapstick, some of it works, some not. There is some nudity here also. (imdb)

Stephen and his friends Linus and William, all in their late teens, loitering out all day with nothing to do. They steal cars' radios for a living. Previously, they are unduly provoked by an instructor at a Cadet School, the three decide to get revenge and steal the car's radio of that Instructor. However, they get caught. Leung, another probation officer, requests to take on their case. Leung is a kind man who loves cycling, he hopes that he could inculcate them an interest in cycling... (hkcinemagic.com)