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JOB 2. Jamie O'Brien and the surf crew kick off the show's final season with the madness that only they can deliver. Poopies gets a new hairstyle. The crew gets into a ripping groove at the first proper surf spot along the Australian coast. See who can manage to stay on the board the longest as the crew goes wakesurfing. Jamie and Poopies try riding the go boats over the NSW waves, but instead just get thrown around. Jamie O'Brien and the crew have landed in New Zealand and start their trip by bungee jumping off a bridge.

Max and Poopies do an eyebrow challenge. In a continuation of the celebrations, we join the Kapai family at the start of this episode for a lavish brunch. When she announced that she had already found a priest who would perform a gay marriage, my heart swelled it is not an easy feat to find liberal Hindu priests.

In an attempt to make this happen, Monica forces a dinner upon the family. Aside from some initial awkward silences, the dinner ends up being a success and forges a path forward for Monica and Rishi to one day join their families together. Of the other couples, Richa and Vishal seem to be in the best spirits. But these crazy kids do seem to be on their way back to each other, and I hope the momentum continues.

In a way, I wonder if them being on this show will be the catalyst they needed for the other daughter to reach out. The Times of India. Shia Board sends a legal notice to the makers of 'A Suitable Boy'. Natasha Bhardwaj: I want to play the lead in films and web shows both. Dibyendu Bhattacharya: Lakeer ke fakir and furniture actors don't bother me.

Filmfare OTT Awards. See all results matching 'mub'. You have already rated this. Industry Season 1 Episode 8. Industry Season 1 Episode 8 09 Nov, Go to review details. Users' Rating. Synopsis After spending a few months at Pierpoint, the graduates adopt diverse approaches to prove their worth as they stand before senior management. Season 1. REVIEW: After spending a few months at Pierpoint, the graduates adopt diverse approaches to prove their worth as they stand before senior management.

Director Ed Lilly creates constantly rising pressure, with everyone in favour of winning and opposed to losing. In this final episode, Mickey Down and Konrad Kay's taut writing upholds the curiosity about who will make the final cut.