Daphne, now living with Charlie at the Salinger house, gets increasingly fed up with his constant nagging about her wild lifestyle. Meanwhile, Julia arrives at Stanford to go back to college and meets her wild and crazy dorm roommate, Maggie and her equally hormone crazed boyfriend Ned. Julia also meets Josh, another student and pizza delivery man that takes an interest in her, despite that she wants nothing to do with him. Kirsten helps Claudia pack her things as she prepares to go away to Phillips Prep School in Massachusetts. Also, Bailey and Sarah, now back together once again, decide to move out of the apartment building into a loft for themselves.

Charlie and Kirsten hit a snag involving the site for their coming wedding which throws planner (and control-freak) Bailey into overdrive. Sarah, who turned down Bailey's own marriage proposal, can't say anything without getting a snappish response from him. A modicum of support comes from Kirsten's visiting parents, with her mother playing the peacemaker as her father does little to mask his disapproval of the event knowing of the first fiasco marriage attempt years before. Meanwhile, Julia is offered a great opportunity to write a book by her academic editor Evan. Also, Claudia's relationship with Cody takes a turn when she finds him kissing someone else.

After returning from a two-month trip to Europe with a new look and shorted hairstyle, Julia finds herself in uncharted territory with her new husband, Griffin, who in his opinion realizes that “absence definitely makes the heart grow weirder.“ Meanwhile, Bailey is facing the consequences of the drunk-driving accident that put Sarah in the hospital when he's arrested after Sarah's powerful, revenge-seeking parents officially charge him with drunk driving. Claudia decides to try out for a cheerleader during her first day at Grant High School, but ends up becoming the school mascot instead. Also, Charlie finds some complications when he finds Owen dressing in girls clothing fearing that Owen is developing a bond with his pre-school teacher Jenny.

Charlie is shocked and furious when his ex from four years ago Pamela Rush turns up as swears her adorable son is his. Seeing traits of himself in the boy, Charlie is quickly delighted with paternal prospects, but Pamela already left San Francisco again. Bailey can't appreciate Will's efforts to arrange a date for him, feeling it's too soon after his Jill trauma, yet discovers he has a lot in common with clearly interested campus waitress Sarah Reeves. Julia discovers Jill's brother Griffin, whom she dated all summer while Justin was in London with his father, knows about her infidelity and feels free to see others. Justin returns and rebukes her hypocrisy for bugging him about an innocent companion from his youth, still ignorant about Griffin.

In its seven-year run on television, Party of Five managed to portray extreme emotions in a contained, tasteful, and level-headed way without sacrificing poignancy or richness. Aimed at a teen audience but with crossover appeal to most viewers, the series dealt with recurring themes of loss and disappointment, made all the more interesting because Party of Five's major characters, especially in season 1, are youthful siblings coping with the recent deaths of their parents in an automobile accident. Shocked into a beyond-their-years awareness of the fragility of ordinary life and the importance of loyalty and loving bonds, the Salinger offspring--24-year-old Charlie (Matthew Fox), high schoolers Bailey (Scott Wolf) and Julia (Neve Campbell), 11-year-old Claudia (Lacey Chabert), and baby Owen (various infant actors)--bring a deeply felt, sometimes desperate gravitas to lesser but still significant misfortunes in relationships, peer pressures, and ambitions. On top of that, each has to take on responsibilities beyond their experience--hiring nannies, raising money for mortgage payments, etc.--and make sacrifices robbing them of formative experiences.

Back in her family home, Wenqian Zhang settles in with her camera. A Long Journey Home tells the story of this cohabitation via a relational and temporal journey that stirs up emotions while challenging contemporary China’s “making a family” from the inside. This is a brilliant quest for emancipation seeking a place among one’s own people.

《五口之家 Party of Five》改编自1990年同名剧，原版的主创Chris Keyser及Amy Lippman会继续负责该剧。原版中主角为五兄弟姐妹，他们的父母被醉酒驾驶者撞死，主角们因而成了孤儿；而在重启版中主角群改为墨西哥裔，他们父母被遣返回墨西哥，因此被留在美国的五兄弟姐妹得依靠彼此生活下去。

本剧围绕林家五口人的日常展开，讲述了退休老人林建国与苏桂兰、年轻夫妻林磊与夏晚，以及可爱女儿林念之间的温馨轻喜故事。没有激烈的冲突，全是平凡生活里的小温暖、小矛盾、小欢喜一-婆媳间从磨合到默契，夫妻间的迷糊与包容，祖孙间的陪伴与成长，还有邻里、老友间的温情互动。每一集聚焦一个日常小事，用细腻的分镜、生动的台词，还原普通人家庭的烟火气，传递“一家人，在一起，就是最好的时光”

全球气候骤然失常，A市接连遭遇暴雨冰雹，断崖式降温将至零下七十度。女主林栀凭借反复出现的预知噩梦，敏锐察觉末日危机，立刻和丈夫陆砚动身，驱车赶回乡下山间。沿途城市物资哄抢、路面冰封，不断有人伪装求助实施劫掠，两人历经堵车、车辆故障、歹徒围堵，艰难跋涉三公里山路，总算与父母、女儿小满汇合，躲进山间隐秘避难处。极寒并未结束危机，融雪过后，持续闷热的蒸笼天气接踵而至。

故事讲述男主角竹协无我经常搭子弹火车返工，可是却经常遇上女主角栗原小卷。这是典型地铁奇缘的始祖。竹协无我与栗原小卷经常会面，包括在火车、午饭、返工和放工，虽然彼此都有眼神交流，但是始终未能交谈、结识。不过，竹协无我的弟弟却与栗原小卷的妹妹结识。同时在一次返工，男女主角被迫在一起，亦开始有交谈，期後都有交往。可是彼此都存在「矜持」，谁都不肯首先表露爱意。反而栗原小卷的妹妹便大胆地向竹协无我的弟弟表露爱意。最後最後，竹协无我和栗原小卷才放弃无谓的自尊，彼此道出爱意。 《佳偶天成》是TVB的译名，也被译作《三人家族》或《三口之家》。这是一部唯美，清纯而又有喜剧味道的爱情经典剧：一家三口清一色是独身男性，憨厚的父亲，严肃的哥哥与朴实的弟弟。另一家三口则是清一色的独身女性，热心的妈妈，纯情的姐姐和活泼的妹妹。。。。。这两个三口之家却偏偏有缘，三份爱情把三对相恋人儿紧紧的缠绕在一起，而彼此的个性又使故事节外生枝，阴差阳错。剧中喜剧部分足以令人喷饭，而缠绵悱恻的爱情又令观众魂牵梦绕，久久怀念。