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Workers

20201 seasonCheng Fenfen
IMDb 8.3

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"We, the Laborers"

A group of construction workers daydream about being rich. They resort to countless outrageous get-rich-quick schemes only to make fools out of themselves. Despite these setbacks, the happy-go-lucky workers continue to be optimistic. Nothing will stop their pursuit of being rich beyond their wildest dreams!

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What is Workers (2020) about?

A group of construction workers daydream about being rich. They resort to countless outrageous get-rich-quick schemes only to make fools out of themselves. Despite these setbacks, the happy-go-lucky workers continue to be optimistic. Nothing will stop their pursuit of being rich beyond their wildest dreams!

Who stars in Workers?

Workers stars Christopher Lee (Ming-qi), Alex Ko (Ming-qin), Yu An-shun (Chang), Miao Ke-li (Chang's Wife), Simon Hsueh (Quan). The series was created by Cheng Fenfen.

How many seasons does Workers have?

Workers has 1 seasons. There are 6 episodes in total.

Is Workers worth watching?

Workers holds an IMDb rating of 8.3/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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