“It’s really fast how time flies,” says Paco Guerrero in the beginning of this episode. “I was just thinking of Two Stops Over and how we’ve managed to clock in a season’s worth of episodes. Unbelievable.”
 
It really is unbelievable. After twelve episodes, this one takes a look back at the various subjects Two Stops Over brought into mainstream consciousness: the dancers of Ballet Philippines; the bands of Terno Recordings; the differently-abled athletes, who represent the country abroad; various beauty queens of all shapes and sizes, and genders; martial artists from the Philippine Pencak Silat Association; the village people of Peñaranda; the elderly in Bahay Kanlungan and the orphans in Jesus Loves The Little Children Foundation; the national and UAAP swimmers of Speedo; and, the Angeles City Flying Club (ACFC), Canon Philippines, the Canon A Team, the young PWD achievers, among others, in the “PWD Achievers: Reach for the Sky” event in Clark.
 
We look back at the people who made these episodes possible: Margie Moran-Floirendo, President of Ballet Philippines; Gemma Cruz-Araneta, President, Chairperson Heritage Conservation Society and Vice-chairperson Manila Historical and Heritage Commission; Philip Kee and his team of stylists from the Louis Philip Kee Salon; the CGI team at Underground Logic; Betsy Lim, Mayleen Valentino, and Edelyn Lanilla from Speedo; Joyce Barton-Titular, who got us in touch with the old folks’ home and orphanage in the Young & Old episode; Joseph C. Mabalay,  Edna de Leon, and Hon. Mayor Ferdinand Abesamis, who brought us all over Peñaranda ; and photographer and advocate John K. Chua, who invited us to the PWD event in Clark, among others.
 
It’s all about gratitude: a big warm hug to everyone who made the first season possible.