Poor Jan Fong (Ngan) has a most unusual problem: whenever she becomes sexually excited, an electrical charge is generated, frying her partner. Swearing off men, Jan now uses light bulbs to stimulate herself (but not florescent — too big). Her new boss, Leo (Jimmy Wong Shu-kei, who has been in almost many C-IIIers as Elvis Tsui Kam-kong and now bears a distracting resemblance to Raymond Wong Pak-ming), seems to be an ideal match for Jan, much to the delight of the other office secretaries (Teresa Mak Kar-kei, Crystal Cheung Yee-tung, and Grace Lam Nga-sze). Leo claims that he does not believe in inter-office fraternization, though he still goes out of his way to spend as much time with Jan as possible.In an effort to cure her rather unique malady, Jan visits a lecherous MD (Charlie Cho Cha-lei, another actor who has been in far too many of these things) who makes love with her, while dressed head-to-foot in rubber and wearing several condoms. His sai lo gets barbecued but Jan discovers a new ability: during orgasm, she can predict the numbers in the Mark Six lottery draw. Her desire for a stud is even more pressing now but Leo keeps turning her down because he is actually impotent. Desperate, Jan gets a job as a club girl but still cannot find the right man. Of course, he is right under her nose all along and just needs a little “electric therapy.”

Starring:

Charlie Cho, King-Tan Yuen, Sammuel Leung, Shiu Hung Hui, Shu-Kei Wong, Siu-Kei Lee, Suet Lam, Teresa Mak

Genre:

Comedy