The cast of the hit TV series 'Tiger Cubs 2' revealed that there will be a lot of intimate scenes farther ahead in the series.

Last November 13, Thursday, the cast of 'Tiger Cubs 2', including Him Law, Joe Ma, Many Wong and the, 'All That is Bitter is Sweet' actress Linda Chung, made a special appearance at a gym to promote the series. During the interviews, the cast said people could expect more intimate scenes.

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As opposed to its prequel, 'Tiger Cubs 2' will be focusing more on the relationships of the characters.

Chung, who plays one of the main characters in the plot, revealed that there will be a scene where she will be embracing Ma intimately when they are trapped in a walk-in freezer. Additionally, she revealed that her legs started to go numb since they had to shoot the scene for almost four hours. Despite the filming taking a toll on her strength, the actress stated that she will be very glad to join a film adaptation of the drama if the production team would decide to make one.

Law and Wong would also be having a fight scene which would be followed by an intense make-out session. Law, who is currently dating actress Tavia Yeung, stated that his girlfriend is not worried about his intimate scenes in the drama.

However, despite the intimate scenes that the other cast members have revealed, the scene that Oscar Leung and Christine Kuo is said to be the most intense among the intimate scenes. Media outlets have reported that the original scene was dubbed inappropriate for broadcast, an alternate version has been made.

The scene, according to Leung, was too intense that it transcends all legal boundaries. He later stated that he can't discuss the details but hinted that he would be kissing Kuo on the forehead for that scene.

According to media reports, the viewership of the series has been declining since its airing last October with rating reaching a peak of 23 points, thus the additional promotional activities.

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