| Native Name: | 全職沒女 |
| Alt Name: | Full-time Nowhere Woman 師奶大翻身 |
| Genre: | Modern, Romance, Comedy |
| Creator: | Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Limited |
| Starring: | Eddie Cheung Adia Chan Owen Cheung Jeannie Chan Brian Tse Erin Wong Helena Law Amy Fan Max Cheung Eileen Yeow Griselda Yeung |
| Opentheme: | "That's the Way I Am" (我有我美麗) by Nancy Wu |
| Country: | Hong Kong |
| Language: | Cantonese |
| Num Episodes: | 20 |
| Executive Producer: | Catherine Tsang |
| Producer: | Andy Chan |
| Editor: | Chan Kam-ling |
| Location: | Hong Kong |
| Camera: | Multi camera |
| Runtime: | 45 minutes |
| Company: | TVB |
| Network: | Jade |
| T: | 全職沒女 |
| L: | "Full-time No Girl" |
| Showflag: | y |
| Y: | Chyùnjīk Muhtnéui |
| P: | Quánzhí méinǚ |
| Mi: | pronounced as /tɕʰwǎn.ʈʂǐ měi.nỳ/ |
The No No Girl (; literally "Full-time No Girl") is a 2017 Hong Kong television romantic comedy drama produced by Andy Chan for TVB, starring Eddie Cheung, Adia Chan, Owen Cheung and Jeannie Chan as the main leads, with Brian Tse, Erin Wong, Helena Law, Amy Fan, Max Cheung, Eileen Yeow and Griselda Yeung as the main cast. It premiered on Hong Kong's TVB Jade and Malaysia's Astro On Demand on April 10, 2017 airing Monday through Friday during its 8:30 to 9:30 pm timeslot and concluding May 5, 2017 with a total of 20 episodes.[1]
The No No Girl is lead actress Adia Chan's, comeback series to TVB. Chan's last series with TVB before leaving to explore opportunities in Mainland China was 2006's Trimming Success (飛短留長父子兵).[2]
After embarrassingly exposing her fiancée as a cheater during their wedding banquet, Law Lai-ching (Adia Chan) left the wedding. Not wanting their paid Midsummer Night's Garden Hotel suite to go to waste she stays the night with her older sister, Law Lai-chi, and friend/wedding photographer, Ko Sam. Meanwhile, Richmond Chong Fu-ho's (Eddie Cheung), head of Midsummer Night's Garden Hotel who has just won a top executive award, night is ruined when he has to deal with his good for nothing son, Wayne Chong (Owen Cheung), who has taken advantage of his father's position and has an all out drinking party in one of the hotel rooms. While carting his dead drunk son out of the hotel, Richmond finds Lai-ching's abandoned shoe stuck in the elevator. No one seems to be able to pull the shoe out except Richmond, who doesn't find anything out of the ordinary and throws the shoe away.
Three years later Lai-ching works at her almost to be mother-in-law's small bridal studio along with her sister, Lai-chi, and friend, Ko Sam. Lai-ching's almost to be mother-in-law, Dina Buffett, still holds a grudge against Lai-ching for embarrassing her son and cursed Lai-ching to be a spinster for life. During a trip to the airport to pick up her new boyfriend Titan, Lai-ching gets into a minor car accident with Richmond's chauffeured car and immediately recognizes Richmond as a man she had met seven years ago.
After a fallout between Richmond and Wayne, Wayne gets into a bar brawl which leaves him delirious drunk and beaten on the streets. Lai-ching and Ko Sam tend to Wayne but a drunken Wayne mistakes Ko Sam's macaron-shaped USB drive as an actual macaron and eats it. With precious client photos stored in the USB drive Lai-ching has no other choice but to take Wayne to her home, where Wayne pretends to have amnesia in order to stay with her. Richmond soon finds Wayne refusing to come back to the hotel and is working as a wedding videographer.
While Lai-ching books a suite at the Midsummer Night Garden Hotel to prepare for her wedding to her latest fiancée Titan, Richmond encounters a distressed man who can't decide which woman to settle for. After some words of advice from Richmond, the distressed man decides he doesn't want to get married anymore and leaves his fiancée Lai-ching on their wedding day. Blaming Richmond for her latest wedding mishap Lai-Ching seeks out Richmond for revenge only to get drunk when he finds her and then for her to blurt out that he has been the one she always wanted to marry. Richmond seeing Lai-ching is drunk thinks she is speaking nonsense.
It is soon revealed that seven years ago Lai-ching was a former staff member at Midsummer Night's Garden Hotel who highly admired Richmond for his fairness and honorable treatment of the hotel staff. The two had spent a passionate night together which Richmond doesn't seem to remember since he was very drunk.
While at the hotel to repay a bill for damages done to the suite she stayed at, Lai-ching is mistaken by a staff member to be an underprivileged person looking for a job interview the company was conducting. After hearing her sad story about her failure in romance Lai-ching gets hired at Midsummer Night's Garden Hotel. She doesn't want the job but her sister Lai-chi reminds her that they are in need of money since they just repaid a hefty bill to the hotel. Wayne is in a power struggle with his father, Richmond, and forcefully recruits Lai-ching as a staff member of the hotel to make Richmond miserable and also cure Lai-ching of her love sickness for Richmond.
thumb|200px|right|The Crowne Plaza Hong Kong-Kowloon East located at Tseung Kwan O, exterior and roof top swimming pool were used in the drama to depict the fictional Midsummer Night Garden Hotel.
| Association | Category | Nominee | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| StarHub TVB Awards | My Favourite TVB Drama | ||
| My Favourite TVB Actress | Adia Chan | ||
| My Favourite TVB Actor | Eddie Cheung | ||
| My Favourite TVB Supporting Actress | Jeannie Chan | ||
| My Favourite TVB Female TV Characters | Adia Chan | ||
| My Favourite TVB Male TV Characters | Eddie Cheung | ||
| My Favourite TVB On-Screen Couple | Eddie Cheung and Adia Chan | ||
| My Favourite TVB Drama Theme Song | "我有我美麗" (That's the Way I Am) by Nancy Wu | ||
| TVB Star Awards Malaysia | My Favourite TVB Drama Series | ||
| My Favourite TVB Actor in a Leading Role | Eddie Cheung | ||
| My Favourite TVB Actress in a Leading Role | Adia Chan | ||
| My Favourite TVB Actress in a Supporting Role | Jeannie Chan | ||
| My Favourite TVB Most Improved Actor | Owen Cheung | ||
| My Favourite TVB Most Improved Actress | Jeannie Chan | ||
| TVB Anniversary Awards | Best Drama | ||
| Best Actor | Eddie Cheung | ||
| Best Actress | Adia Chan | ||
| Best Supporting Actress | Eileen Yeow | ||
| Most Popular Male Character | Eddie Cheung | ||
| Most Improved Male Artiste | Owen Cheung | ||
| Most Popular Drama Theme Song | "我有我美麗" (That's the Way I Am) by Nancy Wu |
| Timeslot (HKT) | Week | Episode(s) | Average points | Peaking points | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mon – Fri (8:30-9:30 pm) 20:30–21:30 | 10 – 14 Apr 2017 | 1 — 5 | 21.2 | 24.0 | |
| 2 | 17 – 21 Apr 2017 | 6 — 10 | 22.6 | 24.8 | ||
| 3 | 24 – 28 Apr 2017 | 11 — 15 | 22.6 | 25.7 | ||
| 4 | 1 – 5 May 2017 | 16 — 20 | 25 | 28.2 | ||
| Total average | 22.8 | 28.2 | ||||