Bliss

A disc jockey reads erotica over the air ways.

A woman decides to ""help"" her usual Piano Turner, who happends to be blind.

A woman falls for a new employee.

A woman becoming a nun falls in love with one of her friends, in the end they end up having sex in a charity donation room.

(From Showcase) Alice and Bob (Gina Wilkinson, Frank Schorpion), a middle-aged couple, host a Saturday night dinner party for their friends. John and Wendy (Paul Hopkins, Mitsou Gelinas), Leah and Jack (Peggy Mahon, Daniel Pilon) turn up as scheduled and, initially there is lively conversation and a few good laughs. As the gluttonous evening wears on, everyone becomes well lubricated with drink. Sparks begin to fly, as Alice eyes John with smoldering interest and Bob attempts to flirt lasciviously with Wendy. Intimidated by the tone and theme of the evening, Wendy convinces a reluctant John to leave. The whiskey continues to flow and Alice and Jack eventually dance their way into one another's arms… only to be caught in the ensuing act by Bob. Initial shock is transformed into excitement, with Bob involving Leah in some celebrating of his own. For the participants, it's a night of playful passion to rejuvenate their souls.

(From Showcase) Sarah (Victoria Sanchez) can't figure out why she us not feeling in sync with her long-time boyfriend, Marshall (David Pauls). He is smart, sweet and gentle in nature, but she is looking for something else, something she can't quite identify. Through her martial arts classes, Sarah tries to understand the meaning of her desires and discovers she has an animalistic side to her, a part Marshall can't relate to. Her run-ins with Eddy (Maurizio Terrazzano), her martial arts classmate, soon escalate into much more than simple sparring sessions. Through a twist of events, Sarah discovers that, in Eddie, she has finally found someone who can fulfill her desires.

To his horror, Andrew realizes that his son, Kris, is not quite to begin a go ahead job at his add details to residence. Staring all along the barrel of certain disaster, Andrew goes to extreme lengths to save himself, unaware that his relatives are set approaching a mistake course.

Andrew treats Denise and Kris to a hours of day out in Weston-super-Mare. It's the first era in ages they have had fun together as a associates, but even there Andrew cannot seem to run away the threat of expression.