Reeva gets hired by a struggling pharmacy located amid three immigrant communities. To the west, the longstanding Portuguese community who have been around for decades, are always in conflict with those of the Italian community in the north. And the east is now home to a vast Filipino community. There are only two overlapping areas that these groups share: the catholic church and the pharmacy. Ken, the owner, has trouble communicating with his clients, and as a result is quite mean to them. A few years back, someone suggested that Ken is a drug pusher. Even though he continually tells his clientele, he is NOT a dealer; things have been going downhill for years. Ken needs someone who can navigate cultures and has the patience to help these communities in order to revitalize his pharmacy. Reeva seems to be the right – the only -candidate.
The half-hour TV show follows five storylines that develop parallel to each other. As clients come in and out of the pharmacy, we see the insane situations that take place, and all the incredibly innovative ways in which Reeva deals with them. The TV experience introduces audiences to the rich and diverse universe of the Pharmacy.
introduces audiences to the rich and diverse universe of The Pharmacy.