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Fallen in Love Lately?

Episode 1
New Zealand: October 07, 2005 (TV2)
Australia: July 07, 2006
Written by David Brechin-Smith
Directed by Brendan Donovan

Part one begins with a family row, a stolen kiss and a home invasion that sets Luc off on the ultimate adventure in love. A couple meet in a deserted alley and reveal the truth to each other while James arrives fresh-faced from Wanganui.

With: Nick Dunbar as Roy, Tamarau McGahan as Tama, Katrina Baylis as Zoe, Ray Trickitt as Tom, James Ashcroft as Dr Paul, Ashleen Singh as Receptionist, Hauwai McGahan as Taika, Jed the Dog as Batman

Can Love Make You Sick?

Episode 2
New Zealand: October 14, 2005
Australia: July 14, 2006 (SBS)
Written by David Brechin-Smith
Directed by Brendan Donovan

James' mother arrives on his doorstep from Wanganui and announces that she has had an affair and needs a place to stay. Marty's elaborate charade starts to unravel when Rachel insists on dropping him at the airport for his latest 'trip', and Maxine decides to pick him up from his previous 'trip' at the same time. Meanwhile, Nicole keeps trying to get Brad into trouble. Finally Brad has had enough and sets Nicole up with a cinema robbery, where she makes a fool of herself and gets arrested.

With: Nick Dunbar as Roy, Tamarau McGahan as Tama, Katrina Baylis as Zoe, Ray Trickitt as Tom, Geraldine Brophy as Trish, Hauwai McGahan as Taika, Charlie Bleakley as Teacher, Simon McCarthy as Movie Guy, Adam Burrell as Steve, Jed the Dog as Batman

Is Love an Illusion?

Episode 3
New Zealand: October 21, 2005
Australia: July 21, 2006
Written by Paula Boock
Directed by Nathan Price

Marty is forced to come clean when he is confronted with Maxine and Rachel. Heartbroken by Marty's lies, Maxine seeks comfort from her sister who persuades her to seek revenge. Meanwhile, Nicole is given community service for her misdemeanour. However, when she finds Brad she carries out her own kind of revenge on him. When Marty is suddenly abducted, Maxine and Rachel finds themselves reassessing their feelings for him.

With: Geraldine Brophy as Trish, Erina Daniels as Jess, Russell Smith as Ted, Nick Dunbar as Roy, Tamarau McGahan as Tama, Katrina Baylis as Zoe, James Ashcroft as Dr Paul, Hauwai McGahan as Taika, Adam Burrell as Steve, Sam Kelway as Twinnie, Daniel Rathbon as Dodgy Guy, Robert Lloyd as Bernie, Jed the Dog as Batman

"You can call me a cheat and a liar and throw me out if that's what you want. Or you can try to understand, that I've been being truthful to both of you... seperately." - Marty

Would You Love Me If I Was Different?

Episode 4
New Zealand: October 28, 2005
Australia: July 28, 2006
Written by David Brechin-Smith and Paula Boock
Directed by Nathan Price

Brad seeks a new life without Nicole and James falls in love, but wonders if it is all too intense for him. Meanwhile, Marty manages to offend Maxine and can't figure out why. Rachel decides to return a piece of Marty's love to its rightful place.

With: Camille Keenan as Asha, Peter Dennet as Don, Gavin Rutherford as Bruce, Nick Dunbar as Roy, Tamarau McGahan as Tama, Ray Trickitt as Tom, Hauwai McGahan as Taika, Joel Lassey as Teenage Boy, Darren Stubberfield as Real Eastate Agent, Stan Gratkowski as Man With Baby

Can You Accept Love?

Episode 5
New Zealand: December 05, 2005
Australia: August 04, 2006
Written by David Brechin-Smith, Peter Cox, Paula Boock
Directed by Brendan Donovan, Yvonne MacKay, Nathan Price

Rachel takes a special delivery to an old teacher, who teaches Rachel more than she ever expected. Rachel offers all of herself to Luc and eventually Luc lets Rachel meet his twin. Nicole loses Batman and James looks for a flatmate. Meanwhile Marty is invited to speak publicly about his fictional travels.

With: Olivia Bryant Skinner as Kay, Jo Randerson as Angela, Lyndee Jane Rutherford as Connie, Vaughan Slinn as Brian, Amalia Calder as Helen, Kelly Kilgour as Dog Officer, Jed the Dog as Batman

Who Taught You To Love?

Episode 6
New Zealand: December 12, 2005
Australia: August 11, 2006
Written by Paula Boock
Directed by Yvonne Mackay

It's Halloween and Nicole wants to do something wild, so she makes a steal and admires a wedding dress. But soon the loot is lost and a chase is on. Who does Zoe see on the other side? Maxine comes across Marty with another woman, rids herself of all of traces of Marty in her life and chases her singing dream with Tom.

With: Tamarau McGahan as Tama, Katrina Baylis as Zoe, Ray Trickitt as Tom, James Ashcroft as Dr Paul, Hauwai McGahan as Taika, Spencer Greenham as Barry, Nicola Colson as Brigitte, Fiona Dempsey as Bridal Assistant, Marguerite Amelia as Caitlin, Shane Rangi as Cliff, Rodney Bane as School Principal, Nathan Buller as Guy with Dog, Jordan Andrews as Melissa, Konrad Putu as Security Guard, Peter McKenzie as Shaun, Samantha Jukes as Tina, Ben Barrington as William, Bronwyn Samani as Nurse, Nicky Karim as Sales Assistant, Georgia Rippin as Younger Nicole, Jed the Dog as Batman

The Power of Love

Episode 7 (finale)
New Zealand: December 19, 2005
Australia: August 18, 2006
Written by Paula Boock, Peter Cox
Directed by Brendan Donovan

Luc's condition strangely worsens with a gift Rachel gives him for his birthday. Marty takes his sons on an adventure he'll always remember, while James faces his father in a fierce competition. Roy has news for his family and Maxine regains her power. An electrical storm surges. Luc has to make a choice. A vase smashes, an ambulance swerves...

With: Ray Trickitt as Tom, Russell Smith as Ted, Geraldine Brophy as Trish, Nick Dunbar as Roy, Katrina Baylis as Zoe, Sophia Hawthorne as Julie, Wickham Pack as Marguerite, Spencer Greenham as Barry, James Ashcroft as Dr Paul, Ben Barrington as William, John Chambers as Ken Harrison, Tamarau McGahan as Tama, Hauwai McGahan as Taika, Sam Kelway as Twinnie, Erina Daniels as Jess, Robyn Paterson as Young Marguerite, Bronwyn Samani as Burse, Justin Carter as Teenager, Mana Davis as Teenager, Jed the Dog as Batman