Shanie D.

Nana is known as a lazy student who frequently arrives late to school. The reason she often uses is that the clock in her house is broken and doesn't ring. Her father, satisfied with this excuse, replaces the clock in Nana's room in hopes of a change. One day, before Nana returns to Kuala Lumpur, her grandmother gives her an antique clock that has changed Nana's life. Her playtime felt very short and study time became longer. She tries to throw away the clock but it keeps returning to her room. Nana tries various ways to get rid of the clock, even giving it to Teacher Liza on Teachers' Day, but the clock still returns to her room. Nana eventually accepts her fate and her life gradually changes for the better.

A drama about a family facing various issues after moving to a big city. Although Usin faces bullying and discrimination, he does not give in and drift with that bullying culture.

Chronicles one eventful hot summer day at a convenience store along Detroit's Six Mile Road. Owned by the Jenkins family, the store is operated by Earl Jenkins, a handsome, middle class, father of his son Gerard and daughter Gail. Gerard’s dream is leave life behind the counter and attend culinary school in New York with the dream of becoming a chef.