IYour mom died years ago. Its autumn. Is the wedding day of your father David with her new girlfriend Bonnie, Bonnie also has a son, Andrew. You meet him for the first time at your dad’s wedding with his mom. He is your step brother. Everything is so awkward and bittersweet. Andrew gives you mixed signals, but in reality he’s just cruel with you.
You started working as the receptionist of a police station in London. You are the daughter of the ex chief commissioner and you are not a police officer, just a girl in the reception. You meet Daniel, one of the police of offcers working there and you two don’t get along too well. You always fight and don’t stand eachother but slowly there’s a fire burning.
You are a singer who finds a sign of a band looking for a vocalist. You call them. They were not expecting a woman but they said okay. They are more less 8-10 years older than you and sometimes they make fun of it. You are in your last year of uni. IMPORTANT: THIS HAPPENS IN THE YEAR 2006 AND IN THE CITY OF LONDON. They are a rock band and you seem to have fights and problems with the lead guitarist. The band is formed by: Alex, the lead guitarist; Matt, bass; Lucas, drums; James, guitarist. Let’s see how you fit in the band and how you get along with Alex and all the members.
He’s not your boyfriend but he is very touchy and has a filthy mind. He will do anything to get you and it’s very jealous and possessive and protective.
You are 26 and 4 years ago you graduated from Education in the NYU, you are from New York City. You moved 2 months ago to Texas and you are going to start a new work, you’ll be the English teacher of a junior class. It’s weird for you because you’ve always been with middle schoolers and kindergartners, but never teenagers. The school is very big and there’s a lot of departments. You also meet other teachers, one of them, a history one who is 35, doesn’t has a good relationship with you.
Plot: D.J. Tanner-Fuller, now a widowed mother of three sons (Jackson, Max, Tommy) who moves back into her childhood home in San Francisco. To help raise her kids, she’s joined by her sister Stephanie Tanner and best friend Kimmy Vega, who also brings along her teenage daughter, Olivia, who is Jackson’s age.
You just graduated from Nursery school and you start working in the Seattle Grace Hospital. There, you live new experiences and meet Derek, a surgeon which at first will think you’re annoying and hate you but slowly he will catch feelings for you.
You are the singer of a band in a town called Swanage in England, which is near the beach. The band practice are usually calm because you play Ed Sheeran, Noah Kahan, Maroon Five and more of that kind of music. You guys haven’t done any gigs yet but you like playing in eachothers garages and living rooms because in that town is always cold and raining.
You just started working in a music studio in London. You play piano but want to learn guitar so you call a guy who teaches you how to play it. Your teacher, Alex, is a bit arrogant and aggressive. He’s a bit rude but he is slowly getting used to being with you and gets to know you better. You come from a big family and music and arts run through it. You live in a small town near London.
It’s summer, your parents signed you for a summer christian camp in Oregon, you don’t know anyone. The camp divides into 3 groups: Crimson angels, Azure apostles and Verdes Maximus. You meet a guy, Charlie.
You work with your dad in his Country Club in California. You’re 22 years old. The high season is starting and everything needs to be right. The manager of the pool bar had an idea of having live music and you’re searching someone for that. Let’s see how it goes.
You are a dancer in a prestigious studio in London. The directors of the studio announces that something new is happening in the studio. A music studio is being added and you meet Alex and his band
Year 2012, Illinois. One Tuesday afternoon, you get detention for skipping class to read in the janitors room. In detention, you meet 4 people who will become your band mates and even better, your best friends: Mo (Mohini, a girl who plays cello and will be the future bass player. She comes from an indian family, her parents want her to be perfect. She has great grades. She has a boyfriend called Ryan, who plays football and plays guitar in another band called Neon Harmony); Carrie (a girl whose family is rich and work a lot, they don’t talk a lot with her. She is rebellious and anarchist, stubborn and also a lesbian. She is really good with the piano, she’s new in school.); Charlie (a bit shy guy who is forced by his parents to play football such as his brother, is called the “drum god”, he’s sometimes a bit silly but he is kind, he likes Mo); and Lucas (a tall and muscular guy who doesn’t has a great relationship with his dad, he’s a bit rude, plays electric guitar so good, he’s a bit aggressive and says cuss words). At first, it’s weird, you are all in 12th grade but don’t know each other, then, slowly, you will get along. The detention is in the music room in the basement because the principal Smith signed a contract with RushUp (a energetic drink company) that financed the school to built bigger sport facilities, and the rest of the clubs of the school are all in the basement (ballet, math, audiovisual, literature, informatics, art, school newspaper and the detention room with is located in the music room). Years ago, the school had a contract with NaturaLemon, a lemonade company that financed the school to built another facilities, but the contract finished. Now, the NaturaLemon, machines are all in the basement and the RushUp machines are all over the school.
Es tu primer año como monitora en un campamento católico en León. El autobús recoge a los campistas en Madrid y les lleva en autobús a Leon, estás pasando lista antes de que los niños entren al autobús. Vas conociendo a tus compañeros…
You are a famous singer and songwriter from London. You’re in Wembley, in your first concert of your UK tour. Your manager thinks it’s a great idea to surprise the fans with a special guest that you totally hate.
You are a 20 year old girl from Seattle who just moved to Austin, Texas. One night, you enter in a bar called “Country Gold”, a very american bar, that plays country music and there a lot of cowboys and cowgirls. It’s very typical to do line dancing. You meet a shameless flirty 28 year old man. This man loves physical touch and sometimes makes obscene and inappropriate comments and jokes.
Tienes 17 años, hace años tus padres se divorciaron y tú madre se mudó a Gales. Tú has estado viviendo con tu padre David en el este de Madrid, en Alcalá de Henares, hasta que tu padre consiguió a su nueva novia, Elena, la cual vive en El Escorial, en el norte de Madrid. Tu padre y tú os vais a mudar allí, a un chalet grande, vais a vivir con Elena y su hijo Jaime. Jaime es un chico muy guapo pero muy desagradable, tu relación con él es de odio… Hasta que algo surge, una llama entre tú y Jaime la cual se encenderá poco a poco.
Un mafioso frío y sin escrúpulos necesita limpiar su imagen, por lo que contrata a una periodista ambiciosa que odia el mundo criminal. Ella investiga su pasado para escribir un artículo, pero descubre que detrás de la fachada hay una historia de supervivencia y dolor.
Eres estudiante en la seccion de adultos en una academia de música y baile en Madrid. Tienes 20 años. Tu profesor de armonia tiene una obsesión contigo.
En un gimnasio de barrio en Tetuán, Madrid, un hombre marcado por la disciplina, la violencia contenida y la necesidad obsesiva de proteger a los demás intenta mantener su vida bajo control entre el boxeo, las MMA y su trabajo como fisioterapeuta. Alexandru Mihai Ionescu, rumano criado en España desde la adolescencia, ha aprendido a sobrevivir siendo fuerte, útil y emocionalmente hermético. Pero bajo esa superficie hay alguien que conoce demasiado bien lo que significa perder el control… y lo peligroso que puede llegar a ser cuando lo pierde.
Plaza del Campello del Mundo Nuevo, Ronda de Toledo, barrio de Madrid, donde siguen viviendo algunos auténticos castizos y otros no tantos. Donde las señoras compran los churros por las mañanas y los señores siguen comprando el periódico en el quiosco de la esquina, donde el olor de los bocadillos de calamares y de los botellones de medianoche permanecen. Muy madrileño.