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It was a year in which words like repent and curry brought out some pretty strong feelings amongst Singaporeans, a year in which half naked pictures of men put Orchard Road in the headlines and a year when rain turned out to be the foulest of four letter words for some people. All this and more as we look back on 2011.
It was a year in which words like repent and curry brought out some pretty strong feelings amongst Singaporeans, a year in which half naked pictures of men put Orchard Road in the headlines and a year when rain turned out to be the foulest of four letter words for some people. All this and more as we look back on 2011.
In this hilarious episode, Singapore is to return all Malaysians living here following the expiry of a little known loan agreement while a new bill is tabled to outlaw analogies in parliament.
In this episode, laugh out loud as new Citizens attend mandatory assimilation classes; panda bears get distinctively local names; and the men in blue come under fire for using the fun-pack song as a torture device.
In this hilarious episode, NS enlistees find out they may soon be allowed to bring their maids to camp while several top designer brands sue a funeral supplies shop.
The Noose team reports on the government taking measures to tackle the problem of staring amongst youth in Singapore by coming up with a “Don’t Dare To Stare” campaign. They also talk to Leticia who takes part in a Beautyrest challenge. Will Leticia be able to win the mattress for her beloved Terry?
It has finally happened! Terry finally said “NO” to Leticia and this has caused the celebrity couple to break up. Will they make-up or will Leticia find a new “YES” man?
It's Valentine Day and the nation rallies to bring the Singapore’s most celebrated couple - Leticia and Terry - back together, while the Ministry Without Portfolio launches a new guide for romancing in Singapore. Is there still hope for love in the Singapore?
The Noose team reports on finding a clean coffeeshop toilet in Singapore and a growing number of youths here considering queuing as a profession after they graduate from school.
The high cost of COEs has driven many Singaporeans to consider alternative mode of transportation. The spiraling rise in bicycles sales has given the Traffic Regulatory Authority yet another reason to introduce COEs for bicycles. The Noose gets behind the story while Lulu reports on the weather.
Men who carry their girlfriends’ handbags and purses, is their masculinity compromised? And The Ministry Without Portfolio comes up with a new radical programme to put emotions back to a nation without expressions. The Noose gets behind these stories while Leticia reports on the weather.
The Noose investigates the worldwide conspiracy theory to save only the rich and wealthy from the end of the world and the team also presents the Top 3 complaints by Singapore motorists after a nationwide survey has been conducted.
In this hilarious episode, a nation rallies to bring Leticia and Terry back together again as the Ministry without Portfolio launches a new guide for romancing in Singapore
Laugh out loud as the Noose Team finds out how telling off a litter bug almost lands one man in the ICU. Plus news of a national initiative to promote social values through sports.
