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Fortune's Sweetest Match Full Episode
001
After a triumphant 99th global performance, dance star Tessa Jorrel collapses with intense chest pain. Backstage whispers mention her hereditary heart condition, but the pain proves real: this isn't a dream. Tessa wakes in 1980 and, to her shock, discovers she is pregnant. Fragmented memories surface: a man says he 'barely returned from the army' and accuses her of trapping him to get pregnant, warning, 'I married you... so of course I'll take care of you for life,' but he won't tolerate tantrums. The episode ends with Tessa in 1980, pregnant and facing an uncertain future.
002
Tessa, heavily pregnant with twins, collapses inside her room with sharp abdominal pain and cannot open the door. She screams for help while family members gather outside, some mocking her appearance and calling it a tantrum. An unnamed woman furiously pressures Shaun with marriage and reputation threats. Shaun hesitates as his grandmother urges him to check on his wife; Colonel Lorne arrives and watches the commotion. A narrator notes that the original Tessa once used manipulative threats during pregnancy. The episode ends with Tessa’s repeated pleas unanswered and the door still closed, her condition unresolved.
003
Mr. Lorne brings chicken soup as his wife recovers after a hunger strike that left her faint from malnutrition. He announces he's moving back in to care for her but demands she promise not to touch him without consent. She apologizes for causing trouble and says she never meant to force him into marriage. He refuses to fall for her, but will offer basic respect if she acts as a mother. She reveals she is carrying twins, then collapses. He assists her feeding, his manner makes her uneasy, and she asks only to be propped up to drink herself—his response is left unresolved.
004
At a social gathering a troupe lead publicly accuses Tessa of clinging to her husband, Shaun, and mocking her pregnancy. The woman taunts Tessa as a 'damsel' and insists Shaun never liked her, even claiming Tessa tricked him into sleeping with her. Shaun insists they're married and defends Tessa, helps her lie down when she feels a sharp pain and the babies kick, and cites the doctor about early pregnancy discomfort. The rival escalates, bluntly suggesting Shaun slept with her more than once. The episode ends with Tessa reeling from the accusation and trust left unresolved.
005
A sudden kiss sparks shouting when a man bursts in and declares he is the babies' father; Tessa insists they're not close and demands why he slept with her. Her mother-in-law brings pregnancy oil and orders Tessa to undress so it can be rubbed on her belly; Tessa resists. Tessa then asks to work at the cultural troupe run by the same mother-in-law. Her husband derides her talent but reluctantly agrees to put in a word with one rule—no trouble—and tells her to report in the morning, leaving her attempt under family scrutiny unresolved.
006
Auditions for the national cultural troupe's showcase collapse when no candidate can perform ethnic dance, leaving Madam Burton frantic with the event looming. Yelena, the troupe's ballet star, warns ethnic dance is difficult but suggests training candidates with good fundamentals. As organizers prepare to call off auditions, Tessa bursts in — visibly pregnant. Staff assume Shaun arranged her a cafeteria job, but Tessa refuses: "I'm not going to work in the cafeteria." She declares she wants to join the troupe as an ethnic dancer. The episode ends with Burton forced to decide whether to accept Tessa for the showcase.
007
At a troupe rehearsal, pregnant dancer Tessa insists she can join and perform an ethnic lead, provoking Yelena and other members who claim pregnancy and lack of skill disqualify her. Tessa's mother defends her, arguing against discrimination, while Yelena boasts her long training and warns Tessa is out of her depth. Tessa then promises to prove herself with a piece from Spirit of the Peacock. The troupe reacts in disbelief - the dance is said to be lost for 3,000 years - and Yelena snaps, "You've seriously let me down." The company now faces Tessa's startling claim and an uneasy choice.
008
Tessa storms into the troupe, insisting she can perform the newly uncovered Spirit of the Peacock despite never having studied it. Her mother and troupe elders condemn the claim as sacrilege, citing Madam Burton's strict standards, neighborhood gossip, and Tessa's pregnancy as reasons to bar her. Tessa pleads for one chance, arguing modest movement helped her teacher, but is accused of overstepping and even of using a sham to win Shaun. As tensions peak and Mom demands she leave, someone calls out, "Madam Burton, let her give it a shot," leaving the troupe's verdict - and Tessa's future - undecided.
009
When Shaun arrives with his pregnant wife, commanders order him to take her home while a soldier volunteers to stay and watch. Tessa insists on performing and claims she can dance the Spirit of the Peacock, but Yelena and others insist she can't possibly know the country's most difficult ethnic dance. Professor Knapp, the leading expert, appears to recruit Madam Burton, turning the rehearsal into a proving ground. Critics warn Tessa she’s one misstep from expulsion, and with the expert watching she now must prove her claim or face being booted.
010
Newcomer Tessa insists she can perform the legendary Spirit of the Peacock in front of Professor Knapp, the troupe’s revered ethnic-dance authority long thought lost. Troupe members like Yelena mock her and ask Shaun to remove her, but Tessa refuses to back down. Professor Knapp questions her ability, then unexpectedly grants her a chance, ordering, "Young lady, begin your performance." Tessa goes to change while skeptics predict disaster and colleagues plead leniency. The episode ends with Tessa poised to step onstage under Knapp’s gaze, her success and the troupe’s reputation hanging in the balance.