Veteran television host Carol “DoDo” Cheng, known widely as Do姐, surprised fans today by posting a rare joint photograph with the celebrated comedic duo FAMA, sparking immediate online enthusiasm and calls for a new collaborative project. The reunion, shared on Cheng’s social media platform earlier today, April 4th, highlighted the enduring popularity of this comedic alliance, whose past travel and variety shows remain highly syndicated and draw consistent online viewership.
The three Hong Kong entertainment figures cultivated a dedicated following through their unconventional chemistry and frequent, often hilarious sparring on screen. Cheng, a titan in the Asian entertainment industry, paired seamlessly with FAMA, composed of C-Kwan and Luk Wing Kuen, creating a dynamic that transcended typical variety show formats.
Their previous collaborations—including the widely successful travelogue reality programs Do姐去Shopping (DoDo Goes Shopping) and Do姐再Shopping (DoDo Goes Shopping Again), alongside the insightful 晚間看地球 (Late Night Viewing of the Earth) and the panel show Do姐有問題 (DoDo Has a Question)—were characterized by quick wit, unexpected humor, and affectionate teasing. This unique group dynamic established them as a “golden partnership” in the eyes of many viewers.
The shared post featuring the trio together after an extended hiatus immediately galvanized their fanbase. Cheng captioned the photograph simply, “Haven’t reunited in a long time!”—a statement that resonated instantly across the digital sphere. Within minutes, the comment section filled with nostalgia and fervent requests for their return to television.
Online commentators quickly expressed their desire to see the unique interplay between the host and the comedians reignited. One user commented, “Do姐, please go traveling with them again soon, we miss watching you bicker!” Another added, “What new creation are you working on? I absolutely love this combination, please collaborate more often.”
Broadcasters and production companies have long recognized the lucrative nature of the trio’s joint efforts. Their shows were noted for high production value combined with the genuinely unscripted nature of their interactions, a rare feat in structured variety programming. Even without new episodes, fans have continued to rely on social media “Reels” and archived segments to relive classic moments, underscoring the sustained demand for their content.
While neither Cheng nor FAMA provided specific details regarding the purpose of their meeting, the spontaneous reunion suggests potential future projects are being discussed. Given the overwhelming public outcry for more travel content featuring the three, industry analysts suggest that a new international travel series or a variety special could be an imminent and highly profitable venture for the popular stars.
The enduring appeal of the Cheng-FAMA partnership serves as a notable example of how authentic rapport and distinct personalities can create lasting, highly marketable entertainment franchises that thrive long after their initial run. Fans eagerly await confirmation of their next endeavor, hoping to once again witness the spontaneous humor that defined their “golden” era of collaboration.
