Episode 205: A New Best Friend

 

Starring: Tracy Tan (Growing Up, Yang Sisters), Kyle Chan (Parental Guidance), Nat Ho (Honour and Passion)

Clarissa is a 19-year-old university student who has to single-handedly raise her 10-year-old brother Sam, a boy with special needs, since their parents disappeared several years ago.

When Sam shows interest in dogs, Clarissa decides to get him one, in the hopes of helping Sam come out of his shell. She is, however, unprepared for the adventures (and misadventures) Benjy, the new guest of the house is going to bring with him.

Meanwhile, Benjamin, a classmate Clarissa is interested in starts to show an interest in her. Unfortunately for Clarissa, Sam and Benjy are already quite a handful.

Can she juggle classes, part-time work, a brother with special needs and an overactive canine ... and still find time to love?

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Episode 204: My Promise

Starring: Lim Kay Tong, Yeo Yann Yann (appeared in Season 1)

Peter and Emily are married. Peter has retired early. His wife, Emily, is still working, and maintaining a very active lifestyle, and is constantly jogging and participating in marathons, unlike her husband, Peter, who prefers to chill.

Emily wants Peter to run with her during one marathon because it falls on their fifteenth anniversary. Peter is at first reluctant because he harbors a secret which he planned to reveal during the anniversary but when he sees how much running means to her, he agrees, and promises to run with her.

However, he breaks his promise a few months before the run and he doesn’t tell his wife. When his wife passes away, Peter is devastated. He blames himself for the death. And resolves to keep his promise… And run the marathon for his wife.

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Episode 203: Bride Out Of Order

  

Starring: Rebecca Lim, Dick Su, Samantha Foo (appeared in Season 1)

Bride-out-of-order is a light-hearted romantic comedy about how Yew Kee, an unmarried man, deals with the most unusual gift of all from his worried mother - a bride from Vietnam. After various misunderstandings and conflict, the couple realise at the end that love can overcome all boundaries and blossom in the most unexpected of places.

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Episode 202: Broken English

  

Starring: Rafaat Hamzah, Nora Samosir

Easygoing Rahim was a terrible student during his secondary school days, but today, he is a family man with a steady job as a courier and not much to worry about. That is, until his lack of academic qualifications stands in the way of his career advancement.

Rahim realizes that time has passed him by and he is no closer to achieving the dreams of his youth. A chance meeting with his old secondary school English teacher forces Rahim to reassess his life and return to the classroom. At the same time, his influence causes his teacher to repair a damaged relationship in her life.

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Episode 201: Big Day Out

    

Starring: Gurmit Singh, Vernetta Lopez, Marcus Chin, Jade Seah, Desiree Siahaan, Kumar, Phin Wong, Nicholas Lee, Zachary Mosalle and Suhaimi Yusof.

The Toh family is the textbook definition of the word dysfunctional. A disconnected and chauvinistic father, Richard Toh (played by Gurmit Singh), a self-involved and distant mother, Jenny Toh (played by Vernetta Lopez), a cranky and unpredictable grandfather, Ah Kong (played by Marcus Chin), and three daughters – the image conscious Robin Toh (age 14), the rugged and violent Bobbi Toh (age 12) and the youngest, Ashley Toh (age 6), who has grown so close to the maid she'll only speak Tagalog.

When Jenny decides it's time for them to start behaving like a real family, they grudgingly head to Sentosa for a big day out. But their quirks, coupled with the zany characters they meet on the island, turn things from bad to disastrous.

With a supporting cast of Jade Seah, Desiree Siahaan, Kumar, Phin Wong, Nicholas Lee, Zachary Mosalle and Suhaimi Yusof, "Big Day Out" tells the comedic tale of joy, sorrow and the unconditional love of family members to stick together when it matters most.

"A comedy for anyone who’s ever tried to love their family. Or kill them."

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