Mike & Molly

On Valentine’s Day, Molly takes on the role of Cupid, arranging a date between the lonely Harry and her sister Victoria. Meanwhile, Carl and Samuel head to the local laundrette, hoping to chat up any single women who happen to be there.

The Princess and the Troll is a programme delivered in the form of a single episode. Listed under the episode genre, it presents a compact story that centres on a particular occasion, allowing the audience to glimpse the characters' lives within a focused narrative framework. On Valentine’s Day, Molly steps into the role of a modern Cupid, deliberately pairing the solitary Harry with her own sister Victoria. By arranging this introduction, she hopes to lift Harry’s loneliness and spark a budding connection between the two siblings, turning the holiday into a chance for new romance. Meanwhile, Carl and Samuel turn their attention to the local laundromat, viewing it as an unexpected but promising venue for meeting single women. Their plan involves striking up conversations with the women who are there to do their washing, hoping that a routine chore might become the backdrop for a flirtatious encounter. The episode juxtaposes these two parallel attempts at connection, highlighting contrasting approaches to finding companionship on the same holiday. While Molly orchestrates a direct, family‑linked introduction, Carl and Samuel rely on chance meetings in a public, everyday setting. Both strategies underscore the characters’ desire to overcome loneliness and to make the most of Valentine’s Day.