Try Me Tonight
20 Episodes
Episode 1
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
Episode 2
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
Episode 3
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
Episode 4
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
Episode 5
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
Episode 6
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
Episode 7
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
Episode 8
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
Episode 9
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
Episode 10
Freshman Hannah crosses the line by kissing my boyfriend Daniel in front of me, and I end it on the spot. He just laughs and throws out, "Don’t be such a sore loser." So when Marcus—the polished, popular best friend everyone adores—draws the dare to take any girl home for the night, I surprise everyone by choosing him. That one reckless yes sends Daniel spiraling into nonstop messages, while Marcus starts looking at me like I’m not a joke at all. A revenge move turns into a problem with a pulse: Daniel wants a second chance, and Marcus won’t back off.
