Habari, Nakupenda

• Contemporary
• Fake Relationship
• Heartfelt
• Playing Dumb
• Rom-Com

• Ep. 1
  Andy Miller, a 29-year-old production assistant, introduces himself and shares his childhood experiences. He talks about being called different names and trying various kid jobs. Andy mentions working hard and sacrificing his social life, eventually getting his own place and working in a TV production studio. However, he feels unfulfilled and wonders if it was all worth it. The scene then shifts to Andy interacting with someone, possibly a friend or acquaintance, and mentioning a video and checking phones. The conversation seems disjointed, but Andy appears to be apologizing and looking forward to something, possibly related to the video or his personal life.
• Ep. 2
  Andy and Emma are on a date, but it's unclear if she knows it's being filmed for a reality TV show. They find themselves in an awkward situation where they're expected to drink from unusual cups. Emma is hesitant, but Andy seems more open to the idea. Meanwhile, the producer or "boss man" is on his way, and Andy is about to pitch his reality TV show idea, which likely involves Emma as the star. The scene is filled with comedic moments, showcasing the awkwardness of the date and the absurdity of the situation. As the date continues, it's clear that Emma has no idea what she's gotten herself into.
• Ep. 3
  In a meeting, a group of producers are pitching reality TV show ideas to their boss, Big B. The ideas range from a psychic pet whisperer to a version of chess featuring death row inmates. Another idea involves stranding former celebrities on a desert island and declaring the first one to resort to cannibalism the winner. The boss is unimpressed and demands a hit show immediately, citing that they are being beaten by unusual competition. The producers are dismissed, and the scene ends with an unclear reference to the National Anthem and some disjointed phrases.
• Ep. 4
  Andy is urged by his friend to pitch his reality TV show idea, which he has been working on for a year. The friend reminds Andy of their deal and promises to support him. Andy agrees to proceed, and his friend assures him that they will follow through with their commitment. Meanwhile, plans are made to go out, with someone joking about bringing their own chopsticks. The conversation then shifts to discussing the reality TV show idea, with Andy's enthusiasm and creativity on display. As the scene unfolds, it becomes clear that Andy's show is centered around his quest to find love, and his friend is willing to help him see it through.
• Ep. 5
  Andy Miller pitches his reality TV show idea to a producer. The show, "Hello, I Love You," features Andy proposing to random women with hidden cameras. If one agrees to go on dates with him, they'll spend a month together, and then he'll propose again. The twist: the woman will only discover she's on a reality TV show when the cameras are revealed at the end. The producer is intrigued, and the idea is greenlit. Meanwhile, Andy has already found his unsuspecting star, Emma, a beautiful veterinary student who thinks she's just going on dates with him as a joke set up by her roommate. As their relationship progresses, Emma remains oblivious to the reality TV show, while Andy continues to film their interactions, leading up to the ultimate proposal reveal.

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