Seasons & Episode
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EP1 - Episode 1
April. 02,2015
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EP2 - Episode 2
April. 09,2015
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EP3 - Episode 3
April. 23,2015
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EP4 - Episode 4
April. 30,2015
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EP5 - Episode 5
May. 07,2015
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EP6 - Episode 6
May. 14,2015
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EP7 - Episode 7
May. 21,2015
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EP8 - Episode 8
May. 28,2015
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EP9 - Episode 9
June. 04,2015
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EP10 - Episode 10
June. 11,2015
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EP11 - Episode 11
June. 18,2015
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EP12 - Episode 12
June. 25,2015
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Synopsis
An omnibus series about four different couples living together in one apartment complex.
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