Tu es tellement Cupidon

• Comedy
• Contemporary
• Family
• Romance

• Ep. 1
  Emma and Lilly, fraternal twin sisters, are known for their matchmaking skills. They've never fallen in love themselves, but that changes when Emma meets Daniel, and it's love at first sight. Meanwhile, their parents' marriage is struggling. The twins have always been close, despite their differences, and share a love for Valentine's Day. As children, they enjoyed playing matchmaker, trying to help others fall in love. However, as they grow older, they face their own challenges, including their parents' potential separation. Emma's father is advised not to let her mother go, and he's encouraged to pursue her, sparking a turning point in their relationship.
• Ep. 2
  Emma and Lilly, twin sisters and matchmakers, discuss their work at midnight. Emma is helping students ask their matches to the dance, while Lilly teases her about being a professional matchmaker. They argue about the depth of their work, with Emma claiming they pay attention to minor details and treat clients' hearts gently. As they part ways, someone asks about Emma's heart, and the response is that if something happens, they'll be the first to know. The conversation ends with a hint of romance and a promise to share news about Emma's love life.
• Ep. 3
  Emma and Lilly wake up late, realizing they overslept. They rush to get ready for school, with Emma trying to call their father but only reaching his voicemail. Their mother seems distant, and Lilly asks about what happened between her parents, who used to be deeply in love. At school, the sisters participate in a drama class, where they rehearse a scene from Romeo and Juliet. The teacher encourages them to feel the emotion of the scene, especially if they want to land the lead role of Juliet. As they practice, it's clear that Emma and Lilly have different approaches to acting, with Elliot, a potential love interest, observing their performance. Meanwhile, their parents' marital issues linger in the background, setting the stage for the sisters to navigate their own relationships and family dynamics.
• Ep. 4
  Emma and Lilly are auditioning for a school play, with Emma reciting Juliet's famous lines from Romeo and Juliet. They discuss the role of Juliet and the age she was when she married Romeo. Meanwhile, they try to help their friend ask out a girl he likes, advising him to do it in the right way. As they rehearse and prepare for the play, they also navigate their own relationships and crushes, all while trying to keep their focus on the performance. With romance and drama in the air, Emma and Lilly must balance their own feelings with their desire to help others find love.
• Ep. 5
  Emma and Lilly try to play matchmaker, coaching a boy on what to say to his crush. He tells the girl her eyes are like sapphires, and she finds it sweet. Meanwhile, Emma and Lilly's parents' marriage is struggling. The twins get into trouble at school for cutting class, and they're sent to the principal's office. The principal calls their parents, and they face consequences for their actions. As the episode progresses, Emma and Lilly's matchmaking efforts continue, but their own love lives become complicated when they fall for the same guy.

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