Penny & The Quarters

The film centers on a married couple, Dean and Cindy, and their relationship over a number of years by shifting between different time periods. Problems with the marriage center around Cindy's ambition, juxtaposed to Dean's contentment to center his life around his wife and child.

A city girl loves the stars, but has never seen them in all their glory—until a playful OREO Cookie dunk gives her Dad a Wonderfilled idea. "OREO Dippers" Hey kiddo, see any stars out there? Not really. Grab your jacket. (Lyrics) If the stars don't shine If the moon wont rise If I never see the setting sun again You won't hear me cry as I testify Please believe me boy you know I wouldn't lie As long as there is You and me Oreo Wonderfilled

"A little momentum goes a long way" However you use energy, at Momentum we believe you should feel good about it. That's why we offer award-winning Aussie customer service and we are proud to be owned by Australia's largest producer of renewable energy. This Australian ad shows two cleaning service workers who work in different high-rise office buildings. The man notices the woman one day and tries over and over to get her attention, but she just doesn't notice him through the building across the street. Eventually he gets an idea and collects all the office lamps from everyone's office, turns off all the lights in the building except for lamps he has set up in certain windows to spell, "Hi". This finally gets the woman's attention and they meet outside. However you use energy, at Momentum we believe you should feel good about it. That's why we offer award winning customer service, and are proud to be owned by Australia's largest producer of renewable energy. Because a little momentum goes a long way. Momentum Energy. (Lyrics) You and me You and me Nobody, baby, but you and me If you love a soul more than fame and gold, And that soul feels the same about you, It's a natural fact - there's no turning back, And here's some advice to you All you got to say is You and me, oh oh oh oh Nobody, baby, but you and me A little momentum goes a long way Momentum Energy

It's funny what we think of as the important moments in life; like holidays, parties, or big nights out. But what about the little moments in between these special occasions? The ones that happen everyday; like having breakfast with your family, enjoying a morning snooze, or even a simple cup of tea. In the next instalment of the Wonderful Everyday campaign we follow one couple's amazing life together, and we discover that it was the small, everyday events that, in fact, made it wonderful. "IKEA - Wonderful Life - Full TV Advert #WonderfulEveryday" Enjoy the little things in life. Maybe they are really the big things. Ikea. The wonderful everyday. (Lyrics) You and me You and me Nobody baby, but you and me Hey, hey, hey You and me You and me My my my my my my my Nobody baby, but you and me If the stars don't shine If the moon won't rise If I never see the setting sun again You won't hear me cry This I testify Please believe me boy, you know I wouldn't lie Do do do dooo do, woo woo Do do do dooo do, woo woo Do do do dooo do, woo woo Do do do dooo do, woo woo You and me baby Ikea The wonderful everyday #WonderfulEveryday

Loreen has come to visit Hannah for a few days, and Hannah informs her of her pregnancy. Although Loreen appears happy with the news, it becomes clear that she has become addicted to cannabis in her effort to cope with being alone, and the news of Hannah's baby only worsens her growing fatalism. After a fight with her daughter at a laundromat while high, Loreen disappears. After hours of looking, Elijah and Hannah find her at a Chinese restaurant. There, Loreen breaks the news of Hannah's pregnancy to Elijah, who does not take it well, and bluntly tells Hannah she would be a terrible mother. Meanwhile, a grieving Ray is going through Hermie's apartment with an obviously disinterested Marnie. Finally fed up with her self-absorbed behaviour, Ray tells her he wants to break up. Adam and Jessa are making progress on their film. Jessa becomes worried by some of the lines of dialogue about Hannah and Adam's relationship, which she realizes more accurately reflects their own.