I'm Tee, Me Too - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
After the death of his mother, Watee is left with the debt of his home which he cannot afford on his own as a college student. To make his house payments Watee takes in five renters into his home, surprisingly all named Tee. To make matters more complex, each eccentric renter all seem to have their own unique phobia.
Episode 2
When Teedo accidentally breaks a flower pot, Watee threatens to evict all the housemates. T-Rex tries to help Teedet to overcome his fear of women.
Episode 3
The Tees help Teedo cope with his fear of chewing sounds on his date with Soundlab.
Episode 4
The housemates learn that Maytee's fear of ghosts stems from his mother warning him that is he misbehaves a ghost will pursue him. T-Rex pushes Maytee to confront his fears with the help of his friends.
Episode 5
The Tees begin to take gradual steps on their own to overcome their respective fears. Watee joins the group dinner for the first time.
Episode 6
Maitee reminds Watee of their friendship from childhood. Maitee confronts his fears of good news as his mother is treated at the hospital.
Episode 7
T-Rex makes a surprising reveal about the identity of Watee's father causing the dynamic of the house to shift dramatically.
Episode 8
T-Rex comes to the rescue to resolve Watee's debt. Watee quickly finds an opportunity to repay the favor when their father falls ill.
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