Hot Shot Cute “Q Dolls,” Jerry Yan Out?

27 juillet 2008

Hot Shot Cute “Q Dolls,” Jerry Yan Out?
07/24/2008

Idol drama competition! The GTV drama starring Jerry Yan, Show “Xiao Zhu [Little Pig]” Lo, and Chun Wu, “Hot Shot” going to air soon. The promotions for the drama are immense, spending $50 million to create a gaming software, with Jerry, Show, and Chun’s animated characters, and 40 other different merchandising, to compete with Ethan Ruan, Qiao En Chen’s “Fated to Love You.”

Hot Shot Premiere Today, Advertising Merchandise

“Hot Shot” will premier on TV this coming Sunday (27th) half an hour earlier at 9:30 P.M. on CTV. In the afternoon today, at the premiere event, Jerry Yan still decided not to attend, where Show and Chun were there to represent. Coincidently, the “Hot Shot” merchandise that were released, which included folders, ticket holders, and bolsters so fans could hug their idols to sleep, but the $50 million “Hot Shot” gaming software made a Q version of Show and Chun, but missing Jerry.

GTV: Jerry’s Q Doll Is Currently Being Edited

Show’s Q animation, where he’s depicted with a basically is super cute, and Chun’s “Wu Ju Zun” Q version, has a tattoo on his right arm, becomes the selling point. But Jerry Yan isn’t around. On top of his not attending the premiere event, it makes people think that GTV had purposely cast him out? ! GTV explained, Jerry Yan’s “Hot Shot” character “Dong Fang Xiang” is currently being edited by the gaming company, also the game was formulated from the drama, so in the game there will be a “Dong Fang Xiang,” it’s not solely Jerry’s software, so it has nothing to do with his not attending the premiere event.

“Fate’s” popularity on fire, Ji Cun Xi’s MSN Packed

“Hot Shot’s” promotion expands to compete in TV ratings with “Fated to Love You” starring Ethan Ruan and Qiao En Chen. Last week, TTV aired the main female and male characters chatting MSN, and lots of people actually jotted down Ethan’s “Ji Cun Xi’s” account, and after a few days, “Ji Cun Xi’s” MSN was packed, so the staff with that account got his computer crashed, constantly explaining that he wasn’t “Ji Cun Xi,” but “Fate” fans didn’t believe him, just another sign of “Fate’s” popularity.

Source: Liberty Times
Translated by o_ost1nao_o @ Show Lo's International English Forum