tvN电视台以新年特别企划的形式推出电视剧《未生》的搞笑模仿短剧《微生物》。被称为“机器人演技达人”的演员张水院将饰演张克莱一角，此外多位搞笑艺人也加盟短剧。剧情和人物设定与原剧有所不同，《微生物》讲述了偶像练习生出身的张克莱在出道失败后进入残酷职场的故事。

奇幻爱情网剧《秘密世界》筹备中。该剧由酷鲸影视出品、制作。

Three-part series by Michael Cockerell going behind the scenes at Whitehall

Three-part series by Michael Cockerell going behind the scenes at Whitehall

她是一名家庭主妇，为他倾尽六年青春，生下女儿，却始终等不到一纸婚约。婆婆的冷暴力，男友的疑似出轨，都让她在这个冰冷的“家”里愈发绝望。然而，一场神秘车祸，一次离奇失忆，夜夜袭来的恶梦，让她的生活越发混乱，把她推向无助深渊。黑暗中的一丝光亮，是来自另一个温暖的他，他为她疗伤，带她走进新世界，就当她以为生活终于步入正轨时，一个让她无法接受的真相浮出水面……

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION 　　This film uncovers the anachronistic and surprising fairytale world of haute couture through its players past and present, featuring rare archive from the BBC vaults. 　　Margy Kinmonth takes a journey from Paris to New York and California to meet both designers and customers in this much talked about but little explained pocket of the fashion industry. Haute couture’s traditional American customers are getting old and dying off now and fewer wealthy young women are taking their place to ensure its survival. She discovers how much has changed and surprisingly how much has stayed the same in this story of decadent decline. 　　Since its heyday after WW 2 the number of fashion houses showing haute couture in Paris has fallen from over a hundred to barely a dozen today. Margy Kinmonth goes behind the scenes at the haute couture giant Chanel as it prepares for the January shows in which its spring/summer collection is launched. We are given a rare interview and glimpse of the famous Karl Lagerfeld of Chanel at work drawing in his studio. We follow the making and complicated construction of one dress to fully understand what “hand made in Paris” really means. Margy interviews John Galliano,Dior’s designer, veteran Italian designer Valentino and French favourite Christian Lacroix. We are treated to vintage archive of early haute couture shows. 　　The film follows key haute couture customers as they visit Paris to see the shows and shop for dresses that can cost up to 100,000 dollars each. Kinmonth asks who are these women and why are they prepared to spend so much money on one dress? There are strict unwritten rules for belonging to this exclusive shopping club.What are they? Why is it all so hush hush? 　　We visit keen haute couture aficionado Betsy Bloomingdale in Los Angeles and see her large collection of haute couture. We meet one of the oldest multi- millionaire collectors in New York City - Carol Petrie whose wedding dress was made by Christian Dior himself in the late 1940’s. We see U. S designer Ralph Rucci’s collection in New York. He is one of the few foreigners allowed to show haute couture in Paris. 　　Texan oil and gas tycoon’s wife Becca Cason Thrash, Susan Gutfreund – wife of the 80’s bond dealer John Gutfreund and Daphne Guinness, a Brit with a passion for haute couture are all interviewed. They mingle on the front rows of the catwalk shows alongside celebrities such as Victoria Beckham. Insider Baroness Helene de Ludinghausen, who was for 31 years the directrice of Yves Saint Laurent, spills the beans about the subject no one ever mentions – how much this frocks cost. 　　Is haute couture now an art form? The customers all think so.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION 　　This film uncovers the anachronistic and surprising fairytale world of haute couture through its players past and present, featuring rare archive from the BBC vaults. 　　Margy Kinmonth takes a journey from Paris to New York and California to meet both designers and customers in this much talked about but little explained pocket of the fashion industry. Haute couture’s traditional American customers are getting old and dying off now and fewer wealthy young women are taking their place to ensure its survival. She discovers how much has changed and surprisingly how much has stayed the same in this story of decadent decline. 　　Since its heyday after WW 2 the number of fashion houses showing haute couture in Paris has fallen from over a hundred to barely a dozen today. Margy Kinmonth goes behind the scenes at the haute couture giant Chanel as it prepares for the January shows in which its spring/summer collection is launched. We are given a rare interview and glimpse of the famous Karl Lagerfeld of Chanel at work drawing in his studio. We follow the making and complicated construction of one dress to fully understand what “hand made in Paris” really means. Margy interviews John Galliano,Dior’s designer, veteran Italian designer Valentino and French favourite Christian Lacroix. We are treated to vintage archive of early haute couture shows. 　　The film follows key haute couture customers as they visit Paris to see the shows and shop for dresses that can cost up to 100,000 dollars each. Kinmonth asks who are these women and why are they prepared to spend so much money on one dress? There are strict unwritten rules for belonging to this exclusive shopping club.What are they? Why is it all so hush hush? 　　We visit keen haute couture aficionado Betsy Bloomingdale in Los Angeles and see her large collection of haute couture. We meet one of the oldest multi- millionaire collectors in New York City - Carol Petrie whose wedding dress was made by Christian Dior himself in the late 1940’s. We see U. S designer Ralph Rucci’s collection in New York. He is one of the few foreigners allowed to show haute couture in Paris. 　　Texan oil and gas tycoon’s wife Becca Cason Thrash, Susan Gutfreund – wife of the 80’s bond dealer John Gutfreund and Daphne Guinness, a Brit with a passion for haute couture are all interviewed. They mingle on the front rows of the catwalk shows alongside celebrities such as Victoria Beckham. Insider Baroness Helene de Ludinghausen, who was for 31 years the directrice of Yves Saint Laurent, spills the beans about the subject no one ever mentions – how much this frocks cost. 　　Is haute couture now an art form? The customers all think so.

乐高现在是世界上最赚钱的玩具制造商。如今，这个出了名的神秘、私有的超级品牌已经打开了它的大门。我们发现了它的运作机制，与它的一些关键人物见面，比以往任何时候都更多地揭示了公司的DNA。

去年乐高成为最盈利的桌面游戏制造商。我们去探索使它与众不同的原因，采访它的一些关键人物，并且前所未有地揭示该公司更多的DNA。

水母，一提到这个名字，大部分人都会想象到那种形态千变万化，胶质有弹性，甚至是令人讨厌的生物。无论如何，它们是人类所不希望触碰到的一类生物。