The Pupil (TV series)

The Pupil
Starring	Rebecca Lim Adrian Pang Janice Koh Elfaeza Ul Haq Lim Kay Tong Vadi Pvss Carmen Soo Lin Ru Ping Jeff Catz George Young
Country of origin	Singapore
Original language(s)	English
No. of episodes	13 (Season 1)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Lee Thean-jeen
Running time	60 minutes (with commercials)
Release
Original network	MediaCorp Channel 5
Original release	January 7, 2010 – present

The Pupil is a Singaporean drama series that aired on MediaCorp Channel 5. The show revolves around the legal profession. It gives us a sneak peek into the world of Singaporean lawyers and the cases they take on as civil litigators. The second season premiered on 18 August 2011.

Characters

^1 George Young joined the cast in Season 2.^[1]

{For the full episode synopsis, please refer to official website.}

Episode	Title	Guest Star(s)	Note
1	“A Matter Of Service”	Bobby Tonelli as Michael Allan Priscelia Chan as Theresa Wong Nick Shen as DPP Lawrence Khoo
2	“Let The Right One In”	Karen Lim as Margaret Eng P. Logan as Ramesh Veerasamy Laurence Pang as Mr Tang
3	“The Customer Is Always Left, Right?”	Utt as Dr Gregory Lee
4	“Hit Me with Your Best Shot”	Lin Meijiao as Mdm Wong Utt as Dr Gregory Lee Beh Min Yan as Li Ming R Chandran as Anthony Silva
5	“Cry Wolf”	Amy Cheng as Jacqueline Timothy Nga as Edwin Lee Yern-wei as Ben
6	“As I Lay Dying”	Tracy Tan as Charlene Gwee
7	“Going Going Gone”	Catherine Sng as Karen Bernard Tan as Vincent Leong Henry Heng as Ah Wong Ong Siew Lin as Lily Brendon Fernandez as Sam	Part 1
8	“Going Going Gone”		Part 2
9	“Blog Out”	Andie Chen as Andy Jessica Tan as Kay Adele Wong as Jacy
10	“Family Feud”
11	“Funny Money”	Pamelyn Chee as Pam Alaric Tay as Tuck Meng May Oon as Siew Sim
12	“Medium Rare”	Richard Low as Chan Chong Wai Melody Chen as Jeannie Wong Karen Tan as Rita Mun	Special two-hour season finale.
13	“Medium Rare”		Special two-hour season finale.

{For the full episode synopsis, please refer to official website.}

↑ "The Pupil 2: Pupils Old and New". Channel News Asia. 17 August 2011. Retrieved 30 August 2011.

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