A divorced philanderer who gets to see his fifteen-year-old son every Saturday fails to understand that money doesn't buy love, and that his boy needs a father. Can he see the error of his ways or will it have to wait until next Saturday?

Thanassis, a divorced stage actor and unrepentant philanderer, has never tried to hide his admiration for the opposite sex. As a result, Thanassis enjoys the benefits of leading a single life as a bachelor, while in the meantime, he tries to juggle his professional obligations and his family. Every Saturday, he gets to see his fifteen-year-old son, Antonis, who's experiencing the bittersweet complications of first love, and with every meeting, Thanassis offers him a new gift in exchange of his approval. However, what Thanassis fails to understand is that money doesn't buy love, and above all, Antonis is in desperate need of a father figure. Will Thanassis see the error of his ways, or will this have to wait until next Saturday?—Nick Riganas