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A Child's Hope

2003, Chinese, on MediaCorp Channel 8. Created by Yeo Saik Pin.

A Child's Hope was a chinese medical drama made to promote the charity known as National Kidney Foundation Singapore that aired on Medicorp TV Channel 8 that ran from 2003 to 2004 and focused on the working and personal lives of the doctors, social workers and trainee nurses in the paediatric department who care for critically ill children with chronic diseases or terminal illnesses, such as congenital heart diseases and kidney problems.

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Seasons
2
Episodes
44
Episode length
46 min
Status
Ended in 2003

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S1 E24: A Child's Hope S1 Ep24

Aired 26 June 2003

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First aired
26 May 2003
Last aired
26 June 2003
Network
MediaCorp Channel 8
Original title
孩有明天
Language
Chinese
Country
Singapore
Type
Scripted
medical dramahospital setting

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A Child's Hope has 2 seasons and 44 episodes, about 46 minutes each.

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Who created A Child's Hope?

A Child's Hope was created by Yeo Saik Pin and stars Tay Ping-Hui, Phyllis Quek, Yvonne Lim.

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