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This series follows the interconnecting lives of eight 20-something characters — one of them dead — as they search for happiness. An ambitious 'meta' concept, strong performances from the ensemble cast and stylishly-shot Wellington locations won the Gibson Group drama awards and acclaim, particularly from its targeted youth demographic. In this excerpt from Chapter Eleven of Series One, Lindy accepts a job in Toronto but fails to tell boyfriend William; Barry and James discuss Chaos Theory and relationships; and Sam attempts to fix things with Tina with flowers.
The series follows the interweaving lives of eight fascinating characters - a guilt-ridden ghost (Matthew) who has been run over after cheating on his fiancée, a woman who wins millions in a lottery but still can't get her boyfriend to love ...
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Television, 2005 (Excerpts)
The sequel to this series
Television, 1974 (Full Length)
Also set in Wellington and about twenty-somethings
2005 New Zealand Screen Awards
Best Drama Series
Achievement in Directing, Drama/Comedy Programme (Mark Beesley)
Achievement in Original Music (David Long)
Best Performance by a Supporting Actress (Denise O'Connell)
Best Performance by an Actor (Will Hall)
Best Performance by a Supporting Actor (Jason Whyte)
Finalist - Most
Outstanding Website
The ONYAs 2010 & 2011
Best Entertainment Website
Finalist – Website design
Qantas Media Awards 2009
NZ ON SCREEN 2012
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