People Like Us - Season 1
Season 1
Following the lives of four gay men in Singapore, ‘People Like Us' is a poignant reflection and insightful look at being gay in Singapore. In addition to the sexual escapades and relationships that unfolds between them, the show explores critical health issues.
Episodes
The Scene
It's Friday night, possibly the most important day on the gay agenda for Joel, Ridzwan, Rai, and Isaac."People Like Us" follows these four men as they navigate lust, love, and life.
Got Place?
Joel and Ridzwan meet for a drink but things become complicated. Meanwhile, Rai chats and connects with Isaac.
Dates and Fun
Rai goes on a series of dates with guys on Grindr, including Isaac. Will he be rejected or meet the man of his dreams? Meanwhile, Joel mopes over what happened in his bedroom with Ridzwan.
Past Times
Joel and Ridzwan go on a proper date. Will their relationship blossom or hit a roadblock?
NSA
Rai meets a guy for a movie but the date doesn't end well for him. Meanwhile, Ridzwan and Joel disagree about how their relationship should progress.
Looking, Seeking & Finding
Joel drowns his sorrow about Ridzwan with his friends at the bars. Rai finds out something about Isaac which troubles him. Will Joel, Ridzwan, Rai, and Isaac find what they are looking for?
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