So Wrong, So Write Debuts

Lovers of TV drama are in for an addictive, sense-stirring combination of taut drama and riveting suspense guaranteed to meet the entertainment needs of even the most particular viewer, as a new TV drama series, So Wrong, So Write, debuts.

So Wrong, So Write showcases different people with a diversity of personalities, ambitions and ideals, living together in a home, as a family.. Each of the characters is delightfully rich in personality and is sure to strike a resonant chord in the hearts of the viewers.

An insightful, yet deeply entertaining 30-minutes drama series that chronicles the life and life changing events of the Wright family, an upper-middle class family of six, So Wrong, So Write provides an in-depth look at the daily life of a respectable family as they try to find happiness in both their individual and collective lives and subsequently discover that this is no easy feat.

The greatest appeal of this drama is the easy identification of the viewers with the Wright family’s experiences as they face issues that typify family life. Such identification creates an awareness of the commodity of problems facing every family in its attempt to be built up as a successful unit and emphasizes the need to constantly pursue this goal against all odds.

With a combination of creativity, humour, superb acting talent and the subtle addition of core morals that make for favourable social rehabilitation, the series exercises praiseworthy duality of purpose, providing timeless entertainment while simultaneously serving as a positive social influence.

The bliss enjoyed by Preye and Sophia is threatened when a not-so-innocent guest comes calling. Sylvia finds her position under the watchful eyes of her father harder and harder to bear, and the consequences may prove to be more explosive than anyone can imagine.

Tonye struggles more and more with his father’s wishes for him, while Timi goes farther in his family’s disfavour.