In this pilot episode, Indian national Saras and Norwegian Allan Simonsen take on the task of becoming tour guides. With frenetic itineraries pushing them on, both Saras and Allan must rise to the challenge of highlighting some of the local delights in Balestier, Katong and Chinatown.

Cliched as it may sound, Singapore and food are an inevitable pairing. In this episode, our participants Evelyn Cheng from China and Mark Vargas from the Philippines not only sample the delicious fare on offer, they will also act as hawker assistants! Their goal to learn as much as possible from the veterans after which, they must cook and serve their own version of popular local hawker fare in a frantic but friendly cook-off.

When it comes to leading a healthy lifestyle, Singaporeans are truly blessed with a whole gamut of facilities and activities. In this episode, our participants - Allan Simonsen from Norway and Patrick Pansap from Thailand will join in mass exercise activities - just for warm-up - and then go through grueling training for the ultimate challenge of being in the winning team in an exciting dragon boat race.

A quintessential image of Singapore is that of being a Garden City. For this show, Evelyn Cheng returns to be paired with Rosa Park from South Korea. Both will revel in the beauty of our gardens and park connectors, and be given the unique opportunity to learn gardening skills at Gardens by the Bay - and to top it off, use their green fingers for a good cause - to create landscaping magic in Girls' Home.

If there's one thing locals and foreigners readily say about Singapore, it would be that the country is safe. That said, the peace that we enjoy cannot be taken for granted. In this episode, Indonesian Vika and Patrick Pansap from Thailand are thrown into the deep end of emergency preparedness activities. Who will be able to act best as first responders in a crisis sets the stage for the final challenge.

One thing that makes Singapore so unique is cultural diversity - especially in its Arts heritage. In this episode, Rosa Park and Mark Vargas return to immerse themselves in traditional Indian dance and take on the challenge of performing Singapores variant of Dikir Barat. Get ready for colour, movement and lots of laughs as both foreign friends groove, move and sway to the sounds and rhythm of the Lion City.

Are we a caring nation? This question becomes all the more pertinent as baby boomers in our society age. And so, when it comes to caring for those who have contributed to Singapores growth in past decades - every act of kindness matters. For this episode, our two foreign friends, Briton Peter Hunt and Neeraj from Oman take on the challenge of bringing good cheer to senior citizens - helping them to truly enjoy their golden years.

There is power in songs for evoking of memories and stirring of the collective consciousness. In this episode, our two foreign friends will not only learn songs that generations of Singaporeans have sung, but will also help craft a new melody to graft into our musical tapestry. And as the finale in the series, participants from all previous episodes will be invited back to produce a music video - their Song for Singapore.