The BEST episodes directed by Petersen Vargas

#1 - Self-Defense 101

The Muse of Section E - Season 2 - Episode 2

The boys, led by Keifer and Yuri, teach Jay-jay self defense. Prepared for physical fights, Jay-jay finds herself struggling to win her heart's battles. Will she follow her heart or honor her responsibility?

#2 - The Dinner

The Muse of Section E - Season 2 - Episode 5

A dinner invitation brings all of Section E to the Watson mansion. Meeting the father of the one you love should be exciting but what if the night uncovers wounds better left hidden? Some introductions don’t end in smiles, they leave scars.

#3 - Hello, Promise

Hello, Stranger - Season 1 - Episode 8

#4 - Hello, Feelings

Hello, Stranger - Season 1 - Episode 2

After Mico liked his photo, Xavier teases him about not accepting his follow request. Meanwhile, Mico gives unsolicited advice to Xavier that may ruin their partnership.

#5 - Hello, Truth

Hello, Stranger - Season 1 - Episode 7

As the two pratice their final performance, Mico and Xavier find themselves in an awkward and heart-rending situation. With both parties wounded, will either one be brave enough to save this partnership?

#6 - Hello, Heartbeat

Hello, Stranger - Season 1 - Episode 3

A failed attempt to workout with The Young Padawans leads Mico to notice his surging heartbeat at the thought of Xavier. This giddy yet confusing feeling escalates as a heartbroken Xavier invites Mico to a watch party.

#7 - Hello, Happiness

Hello, Stranger - Season 1 - Episode 4

The Young Padawans quiz night is surprising when an unexpected guest joins the fun. Later, Xavier asks Mico for a favor that he cannot refuse.

#8 - Hello, Sadness

Hello, Stranger - Season 1 - Episode 5

Tensions rise among The Young Padawans which could put a dent in their friendship. Meanwhile, Xavier tries to cheer Mico up with a few surprises.

#9 - Hello, Enemy

Hello, Stranger - Season 1 - Episode 1

When Mico organizes an online quiz night with his barkada, he is surprised when the school's popular basketball player, Xavier, joins in and insults them. Little does Mico know that this won't be the last time he'll be seeing Xavier

#10 - Hello, Heartbreak

Hello, Stranger - Season 1 - Episode 6

The Young Padawans try to resolve their issues with each other while Mico experiences heartbreak.

#11 - Welcome back to Section E

The Muse of Section E - Season 2 - Episode 1

We finally see what happened after New Year's Eve. Back at school. Jay-jay is torn between confessing to Yuri or holding on to her feelings for Keifer. Their rivalry intensifies when a near-d3ath incident occurs, sending both rushing to save her, but who gets to her first?

#12 - The Answer

The Muse of Section E - Season 2 - Episode 3

Jay-Jay digs deeper to find out the truth about her father, all while the competition between Keifer and Yuri intensifies. As Keifer stakes his claim, Yuri stands his ground. Jay-Jay, caught in between, finally gives her answer.

#13 - Meeting The Father

The Muse of Section E - Season 2 - Episode 4

A dinner invitation brings all of Section E to the Watson mansion. Meeting the father of the one you love should be exciting but what if the night uncovers wounds better left hidden? Some introductions don’t end in smiles, they leave scars.

#14 - The Retreat

The Muse of Section E - Season 2 - Episode 6

It’s retreat day. As Jay-Jay wonders why the Section E Boys are fighting, a supposed getaway turns dark. Haunted by someone and by secrets from the past, she faces two shocking revelations. Can she survive what unfolds?

#15 - Lost In The Woods

The Muse of Section E - Season 2 - Episode 7

The fun continues into the HVIS retreat, where laughter awakens Jay-jay’s alter ego, “Barracuda,” terrifying the boys of Section E. With fear mixing into the laughter, one question lingers will this retreat end in memories… or regrets?

#16 - Brother

The Muse of Section E - Season 2 - Episode 8

We journey into Jay-jay and the boys’ past, where innocence was shattered and lives were lost. As the truth behind their anger surfaces, one question remains, can the past ever be understood enough to be forgiven?