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A series about the legal profession in Singapore, The Pupil will give us a sneak peek into the world of lawyers and the cases they take on, cases with outcome that not only change the lives of the ordinary Singaporeans they defend, but also their own. The story revolves around Wendy Lim (Rebecca Lim), a young and idealistic Malaysian who arrives in Singapore to begin her apprenticeship at a local law firm under the tutelage of Dennis Tang (Adrian Pang). She is, however, unprepared for the journey ahead of her; not only does she has to contend with the politics within the firm but in the course of performing her duties, uncovers a dangerous plot that may eventually threaten her own life.

Based on short stories written by Singaporean authors, featuring 20 individual and personal Singaporean stories that cover an extensive gamut of emotions, comedy, and drama while maintaining universal themes and emotions in an experimental series.

After Hours picks up on the relationship of Gabriel Peh, an advertising agency copywriter, and the first love of his life, Ellie Chua, after they have gotten together and begun a relationship. Together with their friends, April Tay and Danny Mereles, the four navigate the perils and pitfalls of friendship, love and relationships in a modern Singapore society.

Sense Of Home is a unique drama anthology. The first English drama series filmed entirely overseas, it is a collection of four stories about Singaporeans abroad: living, working, traveling ... or simply lost. These four stories are connected by the central theme of Home and what it means to each of the characters. There's Meng, who's so taken by New Zealand during his secondment there that he decides to live there permanently. Then there's Chris and Linda, an expat couple living in Shanghai fighting over whether to have their baby in China or Singapore. And Stella, an eleven-year-old music prodigy on scholarship to a prestigious music academy in Budapest, trying to reconcile a new environment with the breakup of her parents' marriage. Finally, there's Marcus and Caroline, two Singaporeans long-settled in Siem Reap who have an awakening of sorts when they are trapped in a rural Cambodian village after an accident.

The series takes aim at what people will do to make it in the world of television, whether they have talent or not, as it follows five individuals who are aiming for fame and fortune (and all the perks that come with it) as "Calefare," a word to describe actors who land small parts. The term refers to bit-role actors, or extras, in the entertainment industry in Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore. They hope that this small step will lead to larger things. Each episode chronicles their misfortune of trying to break into the business big time. The five are taking part in the production of a television miniseries that is being produced by Channel 5 called Road to Liberation, a drama about World War II. But behind the scenes they find themselves at war with Huay Huay, the assistant director who gave them their big break and has a reputation of manipulating the quintet after they take issue with her or turn down their demands.