Writing
Paz is a self-centered influencer who arrives in the town of Água-Marinha, where she clashes with a local activist and is “canceled” for offensive insults. One hundred years earlier, in 1922, Cecília is facing a forced marriage — a life she doesn't want — in Água-Marinha after her parents’ death. Mysteriously, the universe gives the two women an exit as they are swapped into each other’s bodies.
Marga and Martín meet and feel attracted to each other, not realizing they'll be neighbors.
A man lives his life as if it were a commercial.
A journalist and a former player who hate each other share the desk of a daily sports show.
After years of marriage, Susi and José decide to separate as a couple but continue working together as co-therapists. As they try to move on with their lives, the boundaries between these therapists and their patients begin to blur in hilarious ways.
In a society where people are addicted to their cell phones, a man runs out of battery.
Mirta is doing her best to navigate the social and economic crisis pummeling Argentina on the eve of the 21st century, after all, she's got an unemployed husband, three stressed-out kids, and a drug addict father-in-law to look after. As the crisis promises to boot the family from the middle class, Mirta decides to open a pizzeria that will serve slices with lots of laughs and extra drama.
Five groups of mothers and sons will be tested on their relationship.
A girl has problems with her writing on her cell phone and gets angry with her auto corrector, who will come to life.
In a family of short lineage, they are forbidden to fall in love with tall girls.
In a new experiment, a group of people are tested on whether they would break their cell phone.
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A group of friends order a pizza and have a philosophical talk about not paying for it.
In a medical consultation, a man discovers that he is the reincarnation of Adolf Hitler
