Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: April 23, 1971
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 52
Networks: TVB Jade
Genres: Comedy, Reality, Family

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The Hui Brothers Show(1971)

TMDB Rating: 10.0 (1 votes)

Overview

The Hui Brothers Show is a Hong Kong sketch comedy television series produced by TVB and hosted by and starring brothers Michael Hui and Samuel Hui that ran for 52 episodes from 1971 to 1973.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 1971

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Apr 23, 1971
2	Episode 2	Apr 30, 1971
3	Episode 3	May 7, 1971
4	Episode 4	May 14, 1971
5	Episode 5	May 21, 1971
6	Episode 6	May 28, 1971
7	Episode 7	Jun 4, 1971
8	Episode 8	Jun 11, 1971
9	Episode 9	Jun 18, 1971
10	Episode 10	Jun 25, 1971
11	Episode 11	Jul 2, 1971
12	Episode 12	Jul 9, 1971
13	Episode 13	Jul 16, 1971
14	Episode 14	Jul 23, 1971
15	Episode 15	Jul 30, 1971
16	Episode 16	Aug 6, 1971
17	Episode 17	Aug 13, 1971
18	Episode 18	Aug 20, 1971
19	Episode 19	Aug 27, 1971
20	Episode 20	Sep 3, 1971
21	Episode 21	Sep 10, 1971
22	Episode 22	Sep 17, 1971
23	Episode 23	Sep 24, 1971
24	Episode 24	Oct 1, 1971
25	Episode 25	Oct 8, 1971
26	Episode 26	Oct 15, 1971

Season 2

26 episodes • 1972

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 27	Apr 14, 1972
2	Episode 2	Apr 21, 1972
3	Episode 3	Apr 28, 1972
4	Episode 4	May 5, 1972
5	Episode 5	May 12, 1972
6	Episode 6	May 19, 1972
7	Episode 7	May 26, 1972
8	Episode 8	Jun 2, 1972
9	Episode 9	Jun 9, 1972
10	Episode 10	Jun 16, 1972
11	Episode 11	Jun 23, 1972
12	Episode 12	Jun 30, 1972
13	Episode 13	Jul 7, 1972
14	Episode 14	Jul 14, 1972
15	Episode 15	Jul 21, 1972
16	Episode 16	Jul 28, 1972
17	Episode 17	Aug 4, 1972
18	Episode 18	Aug 11, 1972
19	Episode 19	Aug 18, 1972
20	Episode 20	Aug 25, 1972
21	Episode 21	Sep 1, 1972
22	Episode 22	Sep 8, 1972
23	Episode 23	Sep 15, 1972
24	Episode 24	Sep 22, 1972
25	Episode 25	Sep 29, 1972
26	Episode 26	Oct 6, 1972

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