MANILA, Philippines - For many, the thrill of attending high school reunions brings back amusing memories of the “glory days.” Others, however, have apprehensions that prevent them from enjoying this once-in-a-lifetime event.
Touch base with your old friends and relive the best time of your lives with GMA 7’s SRO Cinemaserye presents REUNION which airs Thursday nights.
The four-part episode is a hilarious comedy spiced up with interesting characters and exciting plotlines that explore the boundaries of true, genuine friendship.
The plot revolves around two kooky high school pals, Jennica Garcia as Chantilly and Sheena Halili as Pepper. The best of friends, the two made a pact to redeem themselves to the mean girls led by Asheewari, played by Jade Lopez, who humiliated them during their graduation ball.
When they received news of an upcoming high school reunion, both Chantilly and Pepper are desperate to make good impressions on everyone and catch the eyes of their old flames, Benjo (Mart Escudero) and Angelo (Rainier Castillo).
Using their combined wits and galls, Chantilly and Pepper arrive at the bash looking like professional single ladies who are at the top of their game. They concoct bogus stories about their careers to show off to Asheewari and make a knock out impression on Angelo and Ryan.
While at the party, a series of disastrous events happen inadvertently exposing their fraud. Chantilly and Pepper are trapped in a sticky situation that derails their scheme of winning the hearts of their dream boys.
Can the carefree best friends get away with their mischievous ploy? Will their attempt to rekindle romance with Angelo and Ryan backfire painfully on them? With all the humiliation Chantilly and Pepper had to endure in the past and at the reunion, will their friendship survive the test of time? Will their bond, which has been strengthened over many years, remain intact and strong?
Also in the cast are Jose Manalo, Steff Prescott, Kevin Santos, Patani, Joy Velasco, Rubi Rubi and John Lapuz. The episode is directed by Soxie Topacio with Jun Lana as headwriter.