"her friendship with Tim. When Dawn receives a Christmas present from Tim (some paints with the note 'never give up' written on the sketch that Dawn had drawn for him earlier that day) encouraging her to hold on to her ambition of becoming an illustrator, she leaves Lee and returns to the Christmas party, where she and Tim kiss and finally become a couple. Dawn Tinsley Dawn Tinsley is a fictional character in the BBC sitcom ""The Office"", played by Lucy Davis. She is a receptionist for paper merchants Wernham Hogg and was originally engaged to warehouse worker Lee. Her"
"fiancé for three years. Lee proposed through an ad in the paper rather than in person. Dawn comments that she believes he had to pay by the letter, as the ad merely reads ""Lee love Dawn. Marriage?"" She sheds positive light on this by commenting that it's rare to find something romantic and thrifty. Lee's relationship with Dawn is constantly problematic, even though she stays with him up until the end of the series. Lee is essentially portrayed as a reasonable man and logical, dependable partner. However he is seen to be sexist and ungrateful towards Dawn; during one episode,"
"end of Series One she is made a partner in the firm and, during series 2, repeatedly reprimands David for inappropriate behaviour. Lee (Joel Beckett): Dawn's fiancé who works in the company's warehouse. She met him in school and they have been together ever since. Lee is humourless, dull, and controlling. He often undermines and embarrasses Dawn, and is dismissive of her ideas of being an illustrator. His idea of a romantic proposal was a four-word notice in the newspaper — ""Lee love Dawn. Marriage?"". It is clear from an early stage that she stays with him out of a"
"that Lee and Dawn have split. He then asks Dawn out on a date in front of everyone, where she tells him that she and Lee are still together. Embarrassed, Tim insists he was just asking her out as a friend. During the second series, Dawn and Tim remain friends, but do not seem to be as close anymore. Tim starts to take his job more seriously after being promoted and becomes somewhat distant toward Dawn at first. Tim also begins to date Rachel, one of the former Swindon employees, and Dawn grows jealous (along with Gareth, who claims he"
"Lauren who strongly advises her to leave Lee. Whitney decides to give Lee another chance on the condition that he will never assault her again, therefore he should seek anger management therapy. Lee gratefully accepts for the sake of their marriage. However, on Valentine's Day, Lee leaves Whitney, leaving a handwritten note on their bed saying he no longer loves her. He returns the following day, apologising to Whitney for his actions and tells her of his plans to move to Dover. An upset Whitney, realising that Lee plans to leave on his own to figure himself out, tells him"
"with fiancé Lee to Florida to stay with Lee's sister's family. Her story continues in the Christmas Specials when the documentary producers pay for her and Lee to fly back to the UK to attend the Christmas party and reunion, set three years after the end of series two. She finally leaves Lee for the long-suffering Tim, after he encourages her to hold on to her dream of being a children's book illustrator, an ambition which Lee sought to put down at every opportunity. Lee (Joel Beckett) has been Dawn's boyfriend since school, and as of the first series, her"
"had feelings for Rachel before Tim and doesn't understand why she wants to go out with someone who looks like a Fisher Price Man). In the fifth episode of the second series, Dawn is selling kisses for Red Nose Day. After Tim makes a contribution, they share a kiss. Tim is then driven to choose between Rachel and Dawn, unaware of Dawn and Lee's plans to move to the United States. In the next episode he makes his decision, breaking up with Rachel. Tim soon discovers that Dawn is leaving for Florida with Lee. Initially Tim seems reluctant to say"
"engagement to Lee and begins a relationship with Tim Canterbury. Tim and Dawn are close friends, but obviously have deeper feelings for one another. Tim and Dawn's relationship is also seen to be very flirtatious at times. However, Dawn's engagement to Lee prevents them from becoming more than friends for quite some time. Their friendship seems to suffer after the episode Training, in which Dawn and Lee are having problems. Tim consoles her throughout the episode, but mistakenly comes to the conclusion that Lee and Dawn have split. He then asks Dawn out on a date in front of everyone,"
"like a Fisher Price Man). In the fifth episode of the second series, Dawn is selling kisses for Red Nose Day. After Tim makes a contribution, they share a kiss. Tim is then driven to choose between Rachel and Dawn, unaware of Dawn and Lee's plans to move to America. In the next episode he makes his decision, breaking up with Rachel. Tim soon discovers that Dawn is leaving for Florida with Lee. Initially Tim seems reluctant to say anything, but changes his mind during an interview with the camera crew and runs to tell Dawn how he feels. Their"
"a ring and proposes to Elle at the Erinsborough High Deb ball. Elle accepts, but she is late offered a job in New York and Lucas tells her to follow her dreams and they say goodbye at the airport. During an interview with Daniel Kilkelly of Digital Spy in March 2011, Major said that he missed the Lucas and Elle storylines, particularly when they both worked for the ""Erinsborough News"". He explained ""There was a lot of comedy involved but it also came across as a very deep love."" In January 2010, Holy Soap revealed that Lucas and Stephanie Scully"
"showing how Lee Gin Keurng is now married and has a child and Sam, Fa, and Bowie are still friends and are loving the single life. The whole series portrays Romance, Action etc. In the end, Charmaine Sheh and Sonija Kwok wait for Patrick Tam to make a decision. They believe that the building will determine whom he will choose. If the building turns blue at 12, he would choose Charmaine, and if turns red, then he would choose Sonija. The three of them await for the answer, but at the end, the two girls decided to walk away and"
"Lemon (Fey) insists that she and Dr. Drew Baird (Hamm) have their first official date on Valentine's Day, while Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin) prepares himself for an unconventional Valentine's Day spent at church with his girlfriend Elisa (Hayek). Finally, Tracy Jordan (Tracy Morgan) tries to help Kenneth Parcell (Jack McBrayer) win the affections of a new staffer (Thayer). This episode also continued a story arc involving Drew as a love interest for Liz, which began in the previous episode. ""St. Valentine's Day"" has received generally positive reviews from television critics. According to the Nielsen Media Research, the episode was watched"
"where she tells him that she and Lee are still together. Embarrassed, Tim insists he was just asking her out as a friend. During the second series Dawn and Tim remain friends, but don't seem to be as close anymore. Tim starts to take his job more seriously after being promoted and becomes somewhat distant towards Dawn at first. Tim also begins to date Rachel, one of the former Swindon employees, and Dawn grows jealous (along with Gareth, who claims he had feelings for Rachel before Tim and doesn't understand why she wants to go out with someone who looks"
"Dawn Tinsley Dawn Tinsley is a fictional character in the BBC sitcom ""The Office"", played by Lucy Davis. She is a receptionist for paper merchants Wernham Hogg and was originally engaged to warehouse worker Lee. Her American ""The Office"" equivalent is Pam Beesly. She is also the inspiration for Laetitia Kadiri in the French version of the show, ""Le Bureau"", and Anne Viens in the Québécois version, ""La Job"". Despite her engagement, it is apparent that she is attracted to senior sales representative Tim Canterbury, and he to her. She resigns towards the end of the second series to move"
"like 'bang bang wo ba' in Putonghua)"" and the number ""8858"" represent the SMS number people can use to donate the money. In December 2005, Lai appeared in a Hong Kong government television advertisement in support of a gradual political reform package tabled by the ruling government rather than rapid political reform. This was the first time he got himself involved in a politically motivated advertisement. Lai was married to model Gaile Lok from 2008 to 2012. In 2000, Lai's song ""All Day Love"" (全日愛) got him into trouble with the Chinese authorities for drawing passages from the Chinese National"
"begin to settle, their professional lives take off in different directions. However, when the line between their professional and personal lives starts to blur, the real drama begins. Love Marriage (TV series) Love Marriage was a Hindi-language television series that aired every Monday - Thursday at 8pm IST on Zee TV channel in 2002, which highlights the interesting relations in an urban society. The series is an Indian version of the popular American television series Sex and the City; however, it is more about the city than sex. A story told through 4 beautiful young women, who driven by circumstances,"
"amazing speech, Ben begins to develop a crush on Leslie and as the season progresses, they grow to genuinely enjoy each other's company. However, their budding relationship is threatened by Chris's interoffice dating rules, and they attempt to keep their romance under wraps, despite telling Ann, Ron, Leslie's mother, and a maintenance worker at the Lil' Sebastian memorial service. In the season finale, Leslie is approached by a group of people who look for talent in government with the potential for political careers. They tell Leslie that they believe she has the potential to become a member of city council,"
"on New Media Rockstars Top 100 Channels, ranked at #67. Conte and Dawn started dating in May 2006. In 2016, Conte proposed to Dawn on a mountainside during a ski trip. They were partially down the slope when Conte stopped, telling Dawn he needed to adjust something. He dropped to one knee, pulled out a ring and said, ""Nataly, will you marry me?"" Conte originally planned to propose on stage when they played a show at The Fillmore in San Francisco, but a close friend convinced him to make it a private moment between the two of them. On May"
"6, Lee meets a woman called Daisy at speed dating, who later appeared to fall for Tim. Although at the time it seems that she will be a one-time character, she reappears in the Christmas special as Tim's girlfriend and returns in Series Three. The third series sees Lee trying to pursue Lucy, usually encouraged by Barbara he invariably ends up making things worse for himself. We also witness Lucy questioning her sexuality, which worries Lee. Tim's girlfriend Daisy also becomes more of a fixture in series three. In the last episode Lucy is about to marry Pavlov Petrietskivadorski the"
"apparent that Lee is also behind Dawn abandoning her dream to become an illustrator. In the second series she reveals that he pushed her to get a full-time job, which meant she was unable to work as an illustrator anymore. In the final episode of the show, his reason for Dawn to abandon being an illustrator becomes clearer, insensitively stating that in order to be an illustrator ""you got to be good."" Dawn seems to stay with Lee out of habit and loyalty, and fear of being lonely. However, in the final episode of the show, Dawn breaks off her"
"with his job, but throughout the season Ben gradually falls in love with the town due to the optimism and enthusiasm Leslie Knope shows for Pawnee and her job. The no-dating policy, imposed by Chris, stemmed from real life policies in small town governments, which Schur said were considered very important because ""these people are handling taxpayer money, so relationships are even more frowned upon than they are in the private sector"". During the season finale ""Li'l Sebastian"", Leslie is encouraged by political operatives to run for office, but is asked whether there any potential scandals that could risk becoming"
"in a tornado. Bob and Lee decide to celebrate their relationship with a commitment ceremony. While Bob wants a cherub ice sculpture, Lee insists they have an enchanted castle ice sculpture. The argument causes them to call off the ceremony, but they realize that their love is powerful enough to overcome small squabbles. Lee and Bob have been married for five years and are still on the lane. Lee and Bob are currently trying to adopt a child. In the fifth season, Tom and Lynette Scavo hire Bob to represent their son, Porter, in court after he is accused of"
"Word"". Unlike his previous calm and quiet roles, in 2014 he was cast as the leading man in ""Glorious Day"", a peculiar character which Lee said he looked forward to playing since it most resembles his real-life personality. Lee then starred in two weekend dramas, ""All About My Mom"" and ""Happy Home"". He returned to prime-time television, starring in romantic comedy drama ""20th Century Boy and Girl"". In 2018, Lee is set to star in ""Shall We Live Together?"". On September 6, 2016, it was confirmed that Lee and actress Kim So-yeon are in a relationship. The couple met on"
"which got them spiralling into this very dark place. It's good drama and a difficult thing to pull off when it's going out at 8pm. Although we received a lot of complaints last week nobody was trying to offend people."" Dawn falls in love with Rob, and he uses this to get a child for May and himself. Laing admitted it was an ""intense"" period, and commented: ""As an actor, you've got to find a way to get your head around it. I never thought about Rob as a villain, he's just someone who makes bad choices and digs holes"
"Love Cuisine Love Cuisine () is a 2015 Taiwanese romance, comedy drama television series produced by Sanlih E-Television, starring Lego Lee, Allison Lin, Duncan Chow and as the main cast. Filming began on July 13, 2015 and will be filmed as it airs. First original broadcast began August 7, 2015 on SETTV channel airing every Friday nights at 10:00-11:30 pm. Things get hot in the kitchen when Oscar Han (Lego Lee), a lively young chef, starts mixing up trouble under the nose of disciplined Chef Fang Xiao Rou (Allison Lin). But as these complete opposites struggle to create mesmerizing meals,"
"Line Romance Line Romance () also known as Love Line, is a 2014 Chinese television mini drama. A story of a female Chinese tourist named Ling Ling, goes to Korea and falls in love with Min Ho, a music producer with both talent and good looks. Due to their language barrier, the two people use the mobile messenger app LINE to communicate with one another. Starring Lee Min-ho and Bea Hayden. Min ho (Lee Min-ho) is a musician who met Ling Ling (Bea Hayden) on his walk and got inspired to write a new song. He then made a silly"
"mistake by sending her a text message saying he loved her. Show aired four days, CTR will break the 20 million times. Producers official said, ""is just an ad miniseries will be able to hit such a high CTR, has once again proven the popularity of Lee Min Ho""."" In Thailand aired on Workpoint TV. Line Romance Line Romance () also known as Love Line, is a 2014 Chinese television mini drama. A story of a female Chinese tourist named Ling Ling, goes to Korea and falls in love with Min Ho, a music producer with both talent and good"
"and provide her with several ultimatums. She breaks up with them in response. Ann (Rashida Jones) and Mark (Paul Schneider), at the same time, celebrate their first Valentine's Day together. In an interview with the camera crew, Ann describes the relationship as ""good"", but her tone of voice and body language around Mark contradict her statements. She later becomes jealous when Andy dedicates a song to April, even going so far as to question April about the possibility of a budding relationship between April and Andy, to which April responds impatiently. ""Galentine's Day"" was written by series co-creator Michael Schur"
"The billboard was an advertisement for a local Baltimore jeweler and depicted Mr. Boh on one knee proposing to the Utz Girl with a diamond ring in his hand and the caption, ""Where Baltimore gets engaged."" The billboard was part of a larger ad campaign which included local television commercials. In May 2014 the billboard was taken down with plans of replacing it with a permanent brick and mortar mural at another location within the city. Utz potato chips (along with the slogan ""Utz Are Better Than Nuts"") formed part of an ongoing secondary plot in several episodes of the"
"relationship a secret, Mark asks his boyfriend to pretend he's straight. When Dante reluctantly agrees to play the part of Mark's ""roommate"" for their new houseguest, a chain of humorous events unfolds, and Mark eventually comes to realize the ridiculous nature of living on the DL in their own home. Thomas, a former New York City firefighter, falls in love with a stranger who unexpectedly comes into his life to assist him after facing a tragic event. The DL Chronicles The DL Chronicles is a gay-themed television series that debuted on American LGBT station here! in 2007 for one season"
"her Psychology course, which leads to Lee finding out that he was unplanned and held responsible for the breakdown in his parents' marriage, and getting a girlfriend, who develops a ""Fatal Attraction""-esque crush on him. He comes close to admitting his feelings to Lucy several times over the course of the series, particularly at the end of ""Therapy"" and ""Play"", but although she is receptive, he changes his mind each time. In the seventh series, however, neighbour Toby lies to him, saying Lucy has had a date, after which Lee tells Lucy that he loves her and asks Lucy to"
"table below, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings. Lucky Romance Lucky Romance () is a 2016 South Korean television series based on the webtoon of the same name published in 2014 on Naver, starring Hwang Jung-eum and Ryu Jun-yeol. It aired on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 22:00 on MBC from May 25 to July 14, 2016. The drama is Hwang's first project after her marriage in February 2016. The drama centers on the romantic and comedic interactions between Shim Bo-nui, a woman who has blind faith in superstitions and fortune-tellings, with"
"Lucky Days Lucky Days (), also known as ""I Love You in the Second Round"", is a 2010 Taiwanese television series starring Tammy Chen and Chris Wang which first premiered on January 8, 2010 on TTV and SETTV. The only reason money-grabbing magazine editor Chen Miao Ru and unambitious salary man Ren Xiao Guo got married was because of money. Miao Ru got caught in a money bind flipping houses. Pooling their resources was the only way to prevent a financial meltdown of her own. But married life was nothing like their peaceful dating life. Soon, they were on the"