Srugim - Season 2

Nati deals with the heartache of losing his mom. Everyone is trying to help him out, but they still have their own problems to deal with. Reut returns from India, and it's not what you expect. Yifat is still learning about married life, and Hodaya is beginning to discover herself.

Hold on to your hats. Literally. Nati is still not coping well. Reut is the only one who seems to be finding some stability in her life, and maybe a new love? Let's hope for the best for our friends as they try to bring back days of yore with a good ol' fashioned Shabbat dinner! Just make sure you know who's bringing the wine.

First comes love, then comes marriage...we all know what happens next. It's a baby filled episode of Srugim! Meanwhile, Reut is finally getting back in the game, but Nati is still trying to find someone who will be willing to play with him.

Hodaya gets an outside perspective, Yifat plays matchmaker, Reut is still pursuing Roi, and Nati meets his soul mate. But don't get too excited - some big surprises are in the air. Stay tuned!

Hodaya has a birthday, Amir hides an egg, Reut keeps trying, but can Roi keep lying?

Everyone's looking for new work! Amir gets stuck with a field trip at school, but tries to support Yifat when she has a chance to do something other than Bar Mitzvah invitations. Hodaya looks for a new job while Assaf dreams of being a journalist.

Hodaya takes a major leap, Amir and Yifat get in their biggest fight to date, Nati is learning how to deal with his father, and Reut and Roi are still figuring things out.

Assaf has to deal with a family emergency and Hodaya is not invited. Amir and Yifat are trying to get pregnant no matter what it takes...Nati is still being Nati. I mean, who is mean to a clown?! Watch this week's episode to find out!

So Nati decides to step up and show his self worth-at the mall. Yifat needs to take a chill pill, or maybe she needs to stop taking pills. You decide. Hodaya's relationship is headed for disaster, but who is to blame, and why? And as for Roi and Reut, all we can say is, WOW.