Show Time is Taiwanese Mandopop artist Show Lo's debut Mandarin solo studio album. It was released on 5 December 2003 by Avex Taiwan. The album sold 50,000 copies within two weeks of release. Avex Taiwan announced at the album's celebration party, on 12 January 2004, that over 80,000 copies were sold leading to a celebration version to be published, which included Show's directorial debut of a 30-minute music drama.
The highest chart position the album achieved was five. The track "Show Time" won one of the Top 10 Gold Songs at the Hong Kong TVB8 Awards, presented by television station TVB8, in 2004.
The album is of the Japanese hip hop style with artwork and MV shot on the streets of Tokyo, Japan. Avex Tawan enlisted the help of Golden Melody Award winner and songwriter Di Zi (), Bi Guoyong () and Guo Jianliang () to produce an album that appeals to young people.
"Show Time", the title track is a high tempo J-hip hop number with rap lyrics in Chinese and Japanese, written by Show, and choreographed by his childhood friend Tommy () of Dance Soul studios. The other lead tracks, "æ¢ä¸Âæ¢" (Do You Dare?) is a mid-tempo ballad and "çÂÂç¸精" (Seductress) is a high tempo 'battle-of-the-sexes' track. "漫ç¡ç®çÂÂ" (Aimless) is a mid-tempo dance track choreographed by Sam (丸山æ£溫) of Japanese pop group TRF fame. The track "妳說妳çÂÂæÂÂ說æÂÂçÂÂ" (You Said It's Yours I say It's Mine) is the ending theme song of Taiwanese drama Hi! Working Girl () starring Show and Jolin Tsai.
In order for Show Time to be released in Mainland China, Show had to re-record and rename some tracks, as they were considered offensive by the Government's audit controls. For example, "çÂÂç¸精" (Seductress) was re-titled to "è¨ÂÃ¥ÂÂ鬼" (Annoying One), and part of the lyrics for "æ²ÂæÂÂ妳" (Without You) were changed to the Japanese rap lyrics for "Show Time" into Chinese.
Two editions were released by Avex Taiwan: