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I Got You

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Mac, a 24-year-old Pasifika woman, covers her family's bills by dishing out dating advice, despite having no relationship experience.

Made with the support of NZ On Air

8 episodes

Serenade Granade

A palagi girl needs help winning over a Samoan guy through song.
Season 2/Episode 1
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Standing Room

Mac turns to online dating to find a boyfriend.
Season 2/Episode 2
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Paper Cuts

Mac reluctantly helps Leo put on an epic first date.
Season 2/Episode 3
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Lulu'd

A strict mother asks Mac to find her 30-year-old daughter a boyfriend.
Season 2/Episode 4
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First Dates

Mac tricks her reluctant friend into a blind date.
Season 2/Episode 5
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Fine Wine

A strict mother wants to supervise her 40-year-old daughter on a date.
Season 2/Episode 6
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Boyfriend Material

Mac unexpectedly falls for the guy she is trying to help.
Season 2/Episode 7
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Love in the Time of Masks

Mac has to choose whether or not to help set up a friend with a guy she is falling for.
Season 2/Episode 8
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Trailers & bonus video

Season 2 Trailer

I Got You season two is a vertical romantic comedy series that follows Mac, a self-taught relationship guru who has never been in a relationship herself, take on a new batch of people who need help finding love.
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Produced by

Cadness Street

Made with the support of

Partner Logo for NZ on Air for use on dark background

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