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📺 Series

Journey to the West

西遊記
📅 1996 ⭐ 7.3 🕐 44m HK HK
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Action & Adventure Drama Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Journey to the West is a Hong Kong television series adapted from the classical novel of the same title. Starring Dicky Cheung, Kwong Wah, Wayne Lai and Evergreen Mak, the series was produced by TVB and was first broadcast on TVB Jade in Hong Kong in November 1996. A sequel, Journey to the West II, was broadcast in 1998, but the role of the Monkey King was played by Benny Chan instead, due to contract problems between Dicky Cheung and TVB. Cheung later reprised the role in another television series The Monkey King: Quest for the Sutra, which was broadcast on TVB but not produced by the station.

Seasons & Episodes
Season 1 30 episodes ▼
E1
The Stone Monkey Breaks Free from the Rock 1996-11-18
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E2
Tian Peng and Wu Gang Compete for Chang’e 1996-11-19
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E3
Wukong’s Death Approaches 1996-11-20
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E4
Wukong Is Punished 1996-11-21
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E5
Wukong Cannot Escape the Buddha’s Five-Finger Mountain 1996-11-22
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E6
Tian Peng Falls into the Realm of Beasts 1996-11-25
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E7
Tripitaka Takes Wukong and Bajie as Disciples 1996-11-26
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E8
Wukong Fails to Borrow the Fan 1996-11-27
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E9
The Dream Demon Causes Trouble 1996-11-28
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E10
Red Boy Is Manipulated by the Dream Demon 1996-11-29
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E11
Wukong Nears Death 1996-12-02
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E12
Red Boy Reaches Enlightenment 1996-12-03
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E13
Tang Sanzang Is Ambushed 1996-12-04
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E14
Wukong Is Expelled by His Master 1996-12-05
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E15
The White-Bone Demon Is Defeated 1996-12-06
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E16
Bajie’s Mortal Desires Remain 1996-12-09
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E17
Bajie Attempts to Hang Himself 1996-12-10
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E18
Wukong Bets with the Three Demons 1996-12-11
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E19
The Three Demons Are Defeated and Killed 1996-12-12
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E20
Tang Sanzang Meets the Spider Spirits 1996-12-13
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E21
Shishi’s Past Love Story 1996-12-16
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E22
En’en Falls in Love with Wukong 1996-12-17
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E23
Shishi Willingly Lets Herself Be Used 1996-12-18
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E24
The Real and Fake Tang Sanzang 1996-12-19
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E25
En’en Sacrifices Herself for Love 1996-12-20
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E26
Tang Sanzang Collapses 1996-12-23
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E27
Tang Sanzang Is Crowned Queen 1996-12-24
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E28
The Master and Disciples Become Pregnant 1996-12-25
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E29
Do the Four Disciples Have a Child? 1996-12-26
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E30
Tang Sanzang Enlightens the Flying Tiger 1996-12-27
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Season 2 42 episodes ▼
E1
Episode 1 1998-10-26
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E2
Episode 2 1998-10-27
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E3
Episode 3 1998-10-28
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E4
Episode 4 1998-10-29
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E5
Episode 5 1998-10-30
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E6
Episode 6 1998-11-02
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E7
Episode 7 1998-11-03
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E8
Episode 8 1998-11-04
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E9
Episode 9 1998-11-05
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E10
Episode 10 1998-11-06
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E11
Episode 11 1998-11-09
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E12
Episode 12 1998-11-10
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E13
Episode 13 1998-11-11
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E14
Episode 14 1998-11-12
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E15
Episode 15 1998-11-13
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E16
Episode 16 1998-11-16
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E17
Episode 17 1998-11-17
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E18
Episode 18 1998-11-18
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E19
Episode 19 1998-11-19
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E20
Episode 20 1998-11-20
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E21
Episode 21 1998-11-23
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E22
Episode 22 1998-11-24
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E23
Episode 23 1998-11-25
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E24
Episode 24 1998-11-26
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E25
Episode 25 1998-11-27
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E26
Episode 26 1998-11-30
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E27
Episode 27 1998-12-01
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E28
Episode 28 1998-12-02
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E29
Episode 29 1998-12-03
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E30
Episode 30 1998-12-04
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E31
Episode 31 1998-12-07
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E32
Episode 32 1998-12-08
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E33
Episode 33 1998-12-09
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E34
Episode 34 1998-12-10
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E35
Episode 35 1998-12-11
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E36
Episode 36 1998-12-14
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E37
Episode 37 1998-12-15
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E38
Episode 38 1998-12-16
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E39
Episode 39 1998-12-17
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E40
Episode 40 1998-12-18
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E41
Episode 41 1998-12-21
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E42
Episode 42 1998-12-22
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Cast
Crew
Executive Producer Sze Yu Lau Writer Cheung Wa-Biu Writer Chu Kang-Ki
Production
TVB
HK
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