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Past Present Perfect? Episode Guide

  • Past Tense and Present Tense

    S1 Ep1

    31st May 2019

    On what was supposed to be the highlight of her high school years, young Shantal decides to make it more memorable by deciding to confess her feelings to her first love.

  • The Past Is the Present!

    S1 Ep2

    7th Jun 2019

    Shantal goes back to her high school days reminiscing the happy memories of her youth, and her first love. But her daydreaming thoughts were interrupted with a surprise visitor.

  • Falling in Love and Falling Apart

    S1 Ep3

    14th Jun 2019

    Dreams, dreams, dreams. As Shantal's dreams seem to fail, she was reminded of how Sir Daniel supported her relentlessly. Something she longs to find with Darwin.

In high school, Shantal (2003) experienced the pangs of first love after she met Sir Daniel, her Filipino teacher. Fast forward to the present, Shantal (2018) now pursuing a career in writing, gets the biggest surprise of her life as she crosses paths with Sir Daniel once again in their high school reunion. Has the time already come for Shantal’s unrequited love to be reciprocated by the man she admires the most? Will the perfect love she dreamt of ever come true?

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The first episode of Past Present Perfect? aired on May 31, 2019.

The last episode of Past Present Perfect? aired on July 12, 2019.

There are 7 episodes of Past Present Perfect?.

There is one season of Past Present Perfect?.

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Past Present Perfect? has ended.