第二人生粤语

　　（aya@追新番原创翻译 转载请注明出处）在住宅区的角落里，为赖英介（西岛秀俊）经营了一家小小的诊所。他有一种特殊的能力，能够光从外表就看出患者所患疾病。这看似是非常了不起的能力，但是为赖连无法救治的疾病也能看出来。因此，为赖从在他看来是做无用功的医疗前线抽身而退。用这精炼的诊断之眼，为赖甚至能看到罪犯特有的犯因症。
　　为赖的姐姐井上和枝（浅田美代子）是诊所的护士，和她一起走在路上的时候，为赖为能看到路人的病症而痛苦。因为告诉重病的人他的病情，反而还会被怀疑别有居心。就在为赖和和枝分道之后，发现了一个显露出犯因症的男人。为赖看见那个男人向和枝走的方向去了，于是报警之后自己也跟了上去。将危险告知和枝后为赖疏导周围的人去了安全的店，那个男人就开始动粗。为赖迅速开始为受伤的人进行诊治。这时，接到报告的早濑顺一郎（伊藤淳史）警官抵达现场后向男子开枪，控制了局面。
　　因事件受伤的人被送往了白神阳儿（伊藤英明）经营的诊所。白神听急救人员说了现场的情况，对为赖也有了兴趣。白神开始对伤员进行手术，然而不知道为什么竟然允许负责扫除的井原前来参观手术。
　　在现场调查的早濑得知为赖在案发前就报警了。为什么为赖能在事件发生前就知道呢？早濑对此满怀兴趣……

　　位于渝、鄂、湘、黔四省交界的武陵山地区是历代土匪出没的地方，1949年岁末，中国人民解放军以摧枯拉朽之势席卷大西南后，又向西藏进军。残留在武陵山一带的几路土匪凭借地形复杂，地势险要继续负隅顽抗，妄图将当地新生的民主政权扼杀在摇篮之中。解放军某部营长石忠奉命执行剿匪任务，回到家乡武陵山，却不料卷入了错综复杂的矛盾漩涡之中，从而引发了一段千回百转的感情纠葛和惊险紧张的战斗故事。
　　龙头山上，匪首张笑凤原是一个官僚的儿媳妇，因不堪忍受父子俩的凌辱，一怒之下枪杀了乱伦的公爹，落草为寇和惯匪陈子铨狼狈为奸残害百姓。
　　在龚滩冉家塘芭蕉洞的惯匪，父亲冉文通是个老谋深算阴险毒辣的"冉善人"，为了实现冉家永远在龚滩称王称霸的梦想，不惜让儿媳妇用美人计栽陷解放军，而他的儿子冉大兴，则常年蛰伏在深山里，无恶不作。
　　白水洞的匪首黑鹰，当年曾是一个血气方刚的抗日军官，因在前线杀了不少抗日的上司而遭通缉，逃回家后又遇家父冤死牢中，因而杀了仇人落草为寇，专门劫富济贫。
　　盘踞在龙头山，白水洞，芭蕉洞的三股土匪，既相互联合又勾心斗角，对于解放军和新建立的民主政权，更是充满敌意。在激烈的冲突中，白水洞的头领黑鹰发现，原来解放军剿匪便衣大队队长石忠，竟是他的嫡亲相抵，而黑鹰的"压寨夫人"又恰恰是弟弟当年青梅竹马的恋人，兄弟俩当年曾一同投身抗日洪流，不想失散多年，竟成敌人。
　　地下党员余庆奉打入匪窟，匪首张笑凤和马弁阿香竟同时爱上了他，考验与爱意参半，危机与柔情并存。
　　侦察英雄老连长秦乐天和年轻寡妇许二嫂由军民鱼水情升华为圣洁的爱情，但两人心里的话还没有最后说出口，秦乐天却倒在了匪特的枪弹下，搂着秦乐天染满鲜血的尸体，肝肠寸断的许二嫂欲哭无泪。
　　秀云自缢身亡，以死相谏丈夫向解放军投降，青山脚下杜鹃花旁，面对秀云的香尸，石忠、石良相对无言。
　　西南工作团女战士裴萱一直在做着作家梦，她对身旁的英雄石忠由感恩，敬慕发展到暗恋，然而当石忠看见裴萱表达爱恋的情书时，裴萱已长眠在英雄树下的纪念碑中。

　　该剧以房地产公司职员伊泽美幸（栗山千明 饰）追求"如何美味享用每日最后一杯酒"的日常为主线，自2022年首季开播后每年推出新作。新季中，美幸将面临更多环境变化：竞争对手房产公司登场、新便利店开业、商店街加入新成员，她对晚酌的热情也将再度升级。

驿站附近的乐活山庄，暗中收集情报。女掌柜田津津聪明机警，乐于助人，跑堂田大壮武功高强，琴师朴岛毅见多识广。账房田大娘眼力佳记性好。四人各有秘密，却凑到一起。意气风发的福将军因得罪权贵，被贬中枢驿站。但实际上是来中枢城查一件要案。二人日久生情之际，边关急信丢失，送信差役惨死，彻底搅动了城中风云

　　看似平稳的钟锐（吴若甫 饰）一家，背后却隐藏着时不时会爆发的危机。在电脑公司上班的钟锐是一名出色的软件工程师，对自己的职业很喜爱的钟锐想要在这上面有更长足的发展，而他的理念却与公司的经营者有巨大冲突，钟锐的理想得到了老板助理——来北漂的年轻女孩王纯（俞飞鸿 饰）的注目和敬佩；而钟锐因为长期工作的问题，和妻子夏晓雪（蒋雯丽 饰）的交流越来越少，妻子晓雪为了家庭放弃了自己颇有前途的工作，而钟锐却觉得妻子变得愈发庸俗甚至无法交流。
　　家庭和工作的双重危机，让钟锐和王纯滋生出了婚外恋，影响到了众人。钟锐的儿子甚至因此离家出走，险些被人贩子拐走。一番波折之后，破碎的家庭能否重新拼凑，再度牵手呢？

　　The series unfolds as an epic drama, chronicling three generations of the influential Forsyte family during the early 20th century. Beneath their imposing facade, the family harbors a tumultuous core of unhappy and brutal relationships. Soames Forsyte, a formidable London solicitor and a key figure in the influential family, accustomed to securing his desires, becomes fixated on marrying the beautiful but indifferent Irene. Despite her initial resistance and passion for art and beauty, Irene succumbs to a life of affluence with Soames but remains adamant about not becoming his possession. As the absence of love becomes apparent and Irene falls for a young architect, Soames, determined to assert control, resorts to coercive measures he couldn’t buy with wealth alone.

　　Season 3: 2001–2002
　　Cast: Rob Lowe, Stockard Channing, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, Janel Moloney, Richard Schiff, John Spencer, Bradley Whitford and Martin Sheen
　　The third season, which covers the administration's third and fourth years in office, starts off with Bartlet announcing his intention to run for reelection and is heavily devoted to the upcoming presidential election. Other prominent plotlines include Congressional investigations into whether Bartlet committed electoral fraud by concealing his MS, a death threat against C.J. and the ensuing relationship she develops with a Secret Service agent assigned to her, the Qumari defense minister Abdul Shareef plotting terrorist attacks against the US, and a troubling meeting between Toby and the President that leaves Bartlet with a bout of insomnia in "Night Five." The season finale, "Posse Comitatus" closes several of these storylines as Bartlet meets his opponent in the elections and reaffirms his commitment to beat him. The episode ends with the president finally deciding to order Shareef's assassination (a legally questionable act) and C.J.'s agent's murder, just after the man threatening C.J. was caught.
　　From a critical perspective, series creator Aaron Sorkin acknowledged in October 2002 that the terrorism-related plots designed to keep the series relevant after the real-life 9/11 attacks were awkward at times, saying "from week to week, you felt like you were writing the show handcuffed, a little bit. I didn't know how to write it anymore. It was a constant search for what I wasn't doing that used to make the show work. [...] Maybe there was a way to make it work; there probably was. I wasn't able to find it in twenty-two episodes." [1] Nonetheless, the show went on to win its third "Outstanding Drama" Emmy in a row.