Grace calls up Migs to apologize - and hopefully to reconcile with him. Grace tells Gio the news, and says that she honestly doesn't know how she's going to move forward.
Grace calls up Gio to thank him for possibly being the only person left who hasn't cancelled her. Grace breaks down and Gio reminds Grace of her original purpose.
Having a prior commitment to host a live-selling show, Grace pushes through despite her broken heart and drunken state. And when the viewers call her out for being inappropriate and showing her "true colors", Grace begins to attack the viewers too.
Grace, an internet celebrity pulls off the trickiest stunt she's ever done: she pranks her long-time boyfriend, Migs. But her prank backfires in front of her equally-shocked followers.
James and Marga go live. As they debate, dig deeper and try to defend their positions, they realize that their real beliefs aren't actually polar opposites, but something in between.
Marga calls up James to discuss next episode’s topic. James suggests reviewing Marga's rom-com movies. Marga gets annoyed and suggests James' thesis in film school instead. Defensive, James calls Marga his stalker.
James is mind-blown to find out that his recent episode went viral. Wanting to take advantage of his channel's sudden popularity, he invites Marga to join again. Things start to get personal.
James Jimenez, a cocky vlogger and film school graduate is about to get a taste of his own medicine when an enraged teleserye head writer, Marga Meneses, heckles and challenges him to a spontaneous debate, during one of his live episodes.
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About Quaranthing
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As millions stay indoors during the pandemic, this narrative vodcast filmed by the actors, feature fictional love stories that have emerged during the lockdown. Bibo Reyes and Gab Pangilinan star in…