24 episodes
Andre ‘Dre’ Johnson is about to be promoted to Vice President of Relevant Advertising. He and his physician wife, Rainbow, are living the American dream: great careers, four beautiful kids, and a Colonial home in an upper middle class neighborhood. However, Dre starts to see his perfect life differently when he discovers that he’s being promoted to “Urban” VP at his firm and in the same week, his son announces that he wants to have a Bar Mitzvah. All of a sudden it hits Dre: Has success brought too much assimilation? Is his family of out of touch with their own identity? Dre’s opinionated, old school father, Pops, and his liberal wife have very different opinions about how Dre should handle the promotion and Dre Jr.’s birthday request. But Dre has it all under control. In order to prove that he hasn’t lost touch with his roots, he presents an extreme version of an “Urban” marketing campaign at work that raises more than a few eyebrows. He also decides to throw an African Rites of Passage ceremony for his mortified son. (more…)
22 episodes
In season 4, Olivia returned to Washington, D.C. Olivia Pope & Assotsiates will live a new life, no looking back. The new season will tell Abby Whelan’s story in detail and reveal all the secrets. All the people will cope in different ways to Harrison’s death, Olivia the hardest. In addition, Olivia finds out about the betrayal in the firm and her sister will be in city … (more…)
24 episodes
In season 11, Meredith was left without a best friend Cristina Yang who moved to another country. Christina left her part of the “Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital” to Alex, and he feels obliged to look after Meredith. Jo, Alex’s girlfriend, is very annoyed by the fact that they spend a lot of time together. She thinks that their friendship can become something more. Jo has every right to worry about, given that Meredith has a difficult relationship with her husband Derek Shepherd. (more…)
11 episodes
The humble city of Modesto is far inland from San Francisco, surrounded by farmland. Parts are pastoral, while others are grittier with rising crime due to gangs, drug trafficking and addiction. All over the news are reports about a young couple who were attacked in their home. Matt Skokie, a war vet, was killed and his wife, Lily, was raped and beaten unconscious. This tragedy sends shock waves into the community, stirring up tensions across racial lines, and connecting victims, suspects, and their families. Matt’s father Chuck has flown in from Arizona for the grim job of identifying his son’s body. He and his ex-wife Barb haven’t seen each other in a long time and she is still angry with Chuck for his gambling addiction that destroyed their family. The police are about to arrest four suspects. Police get Hector, who proclaims his innocence, to give up petty crook Carter. He and his 20-year-old white girlfriend, Aubry, are methheads and always looking to buy. The investigation takes a turn when a search of the couple’s home reveals a disturbing secret. The case has just gotten bigger and the players will have their lives torn apart. A racially charged drama, from the point of view of the victims, the accused, and their families. (more…)
12 episodes
The plot of the upcoming TV show will be based on the Broadway play by Neil Simon’s “The Odd Couple”. Matthew Perry, in addition to the leading role, will also be a co-wrote (with John Keenan of the “Losers”) and one of the executive producers of the project. Heroes of Simons original play are two guys sharing a living space. Matthew Perry will play a character named Oscar Madison – carefree scruff. And who will make him company and perform the role of Felix Unger, squeamish bore, which is clearly not happy with his neighbor, is still unknown. Interpretation of the play “The Odd Couple” have already taken place: in 1967 released the eponymous film with Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon, and after 30 years – a sequel with the same actors. Also, a serial embodiment of Neil Simon’s work was made in 1970 in the broadcast channel ABC and lasted for five seasons.
22 episodes
At the end of Season 2, Juliette cheated on Avery with record label executive Jeff Fordham. The affair would have repercussions for the country star, but could her one mistake follow her forever? Also, in season 3 Juliette will have to deal with some baby daddy drama. Who is the father of her unborn child? While Rayna’s personal life might be a mess, it sounds like her career will be hotter than ever. Last season ended with Deacon proposing to Rayna while claiming that he finally knew how to be the man for her. But Deacon isn’t just fighting for Rayna anymore. Deacon is going to start fighting with Luke to see his daughter. Whom she chooses in the new season? Luke or Deacon? (more…)
24 episodes
In the season 2 “The Goldbergs” after spending the summer apart with Dana and unsure of their relationship, Adam makes a mixtape to express his feelings… only to have it intercepted by Beverly who thinks it’s meant for her! Adam must carefully navigate not hurting Beverly’s feelings as his relationship with Dana progresses. Meanwhile, Barry gets a fake ID, but after showing it off to the entire school, it’s confiscated, and Barry needs to make good on some promises he made to his classmates. (more…)
24 episodes
In the season 6 “The Middle” Frankie makes a giant blunder when she discovers that school started a week earlier than she thought, and Sue and Brick must scramble to catch up on the days they’ve missed and re-acclimate themselves to school life. Meanwhile, it looks like the “Year of Sue” might be starting off on a high when she finally gets her braces removed. Axl beats Mike at basketball for the first time in his life, and Brick gets creative in an attempt to find the perfect school book bag. (more…)
22 episodes
At the beginning of season 2 “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” Phil Coulson and his team are now wanted fugitives with limited resources, but that’s not stopping them from keeping the world safe from powerful and unseen threats everywhere. Also joining Coulson’s core team is Lance Hunter, a dashing mercenary sharp shooter with a quick wit. Since he didn’t rise up through the ranks, does he have an ulterior motive for helping out the team? However, with new members they hardly know, will S.H.I.E.L.D. ever be trusted again? (more…)
13 episodes
The series is based on Chef Eddie Huang’s memoir Fresh Off the Boat. It’s the 90s and 12-year-old hip-hop loving Eddie just moved to suburban Orlando with his family. Before this, his immigrant family settled easily into Washington DC’s Chinatown. But here, it is pure culture shock for them. Orlando doesn’t have a Chinatown… unless you count the Huang house. The popular kids at Eddie’s junior high school are impressed by his love of hip-hop, but banish him from their table when he opens up his ‘fragrant’ traditional Chinese lunch in the middle of the crowded cafeteria. It is almost as bad for his immigrant mother, Jessica, who has never seen the inside of a traditional American supermarket and can’t understand the fast-talking, rollerblading neighbor moms. Plus, the Florida humidity is a disaster for her hair. His immigrant dad, Louis is the complete opposite. He loves all things American and proudly embraces his patriotism with his Old West themed American steakhouse complete with wagon wheel tables. He’s determined to bring in more customers and make his restaurant a success so his family can prosper and be happy in this country. Eddie has to watch out for his 9-year-old brother Gary, the suck-up of the family, who is always ready to tell on his brothers every chance he gets. Through it all, they have each other’s backs and their American Dream.
