6 episodes
“You’re My Hero” (Season 2) continues the story of Ian, a blunt and unfiltered 20-something with cerebral palsy, as he navigates new challenges in his personal and professional life. After moving back in with his mother, Angela, and her fiancé, Al, Ian struggles with independence and loneliness, leading him to hire a sex worker in an attempt to ease his frustrations. Meanwhile, his best friend, Eric, has moved on, opening a woodworking space that doubles as a recording studio for aspiring rapper Lil Derp. Ian attempts to reconnect with Eric, but their friendship is tested by misunderstandings and personal growth. Throughout the season, Ian faces unexpected situations, including being mistaken for a wealthy philanthropist at a charity event, dealing with his estranged father Chuck’s sudden reappearance, and confronting the reality of his childhood hero’s flaws. As Angela prepares for her wedding, Ian must decide whether to support her or let past grievances cloud his judgment. With sharp humor, heartfelt moments, and a fearless approach to disability representation, “You’re My Hero” (Season 2) delivers another round of witty and insightful storytelling, exploring themes of friendship, identity, and self-acceptance. (more…)
7 episodes
“You’re My Hero” (Season 1) is a Canadian comedy series. The show follows Ian, a blunt and unfiltered 20-something with cerebral palsy, as he navigates the social pressures of life in a world not designed for wheels. Ian refuses to be anyone’s inspiration and faces daily challenges with humor and honesty, whether dealing with rude customers at work or confronting accessibility barriers. His friends, Sam and Eric, try to support him but often end up making situations more complicated. Ian’s sharp wit and refusal to conform lead to hilarious and sometimes awkward encounters, including sensitivity training after berating a child at work and a disastrous double date orchestrated by his friends. The series explores themes of disability, independence, and self-acceptance, offering a fresh and comedic perspective on living with cerebral palsy. With sharp writing and a talented cast, “You’re My Hero” (Season 1) delivers an insightful and entertaining look at the realities of adulthood through Ian’s unique lens. The show’s honest portrayal of disability challenges stereotypes while keeping the humor grounded in real-life experiences. Ian’s journey is filled with ups and downs, but his resilience and unapologetic attitude make him a compelling and relatable protagonist. (more…)
8 episodes
“Near or Far” (Season 1) follows twin sisters Lauren and Sadie Mostafa, who have always been inseparable. Growing up as one of the only immigrant families in their small lakefront town in Ontario, they developed a deep bond, navigating their high-strung parents and the complexities of their teenage lives together. However, for the first time in 18 years, the twins are going their separate ways. Lauren moves to Gatineau University, where she struggles to fit in with her indifferent teammates and clashes with her prickly roommate Harriet, while Sadie stays behind, working in a garage and reconnecting with old acquaintances, including Jeremy, whose presence stirs up unresolved emotions. Despite their promise to remain close, their time apart begins to reveal cracks in their relationship. Differing memories of shared moments, hidden truths, and buried secrets lead to tension, igniting a rift that threatens to break their bond forever. As they each face personal struggles, unexpected encounters, and emotional revelations, their paths diverge in ways they never anticipated. Their relationship reaches a breaking point when Sadie lies to Lauren about a private meeting in Montréal, leading to a confrontation where they finally reveal all the truths they’ve been holding back. “Near or Far” (Season 1) is a compelling drama that explores identity, family, and the fragile nature of memory, delivering an emotionally charged story of love, betrayal, and self-discovery. (more…)
24 episodes
In the 1890s, William Murdoch uses radical forensic techniques for the time, including fingerprinting and trace evidence, to solve some of the city's most gruesome murders. (more…)
8 episodes
“Small Achievable Goals” (Season 1) is a Canadian sitcom that chronicles the lives of Kris and Julie as they navigate the often humorous and occasionally poignant challenges of menopause and middle age. The two women find themselves embarking on a shared journey of self-discovery and friendship when they decide to start a podcast documenting their experiences, diving headfirst into the ups and downs of life in their 40s and 50s. Through a series of witty, relatable, and heartfelt episodes, Kris and Julie tackle various topics, such as relationships, work-life balance, identity, and the societal expectations placed on women of their age. The podcast serves not only as a creative outlet but also as a catalyst for personal growth, strengthening their bond and opening doors to moments of hilarity and reflection. The series expertly balances humor with emotional depth, portraying the complexities of their evolving friendship while celebrating resilience, connection, and the pursuit of small but meaningful victories. With its sharp dialogue, authentic portrayal of life transitions, and relatable characters, “Small Achievable Goals” (Season 1) offers viewers a refreshing, engaging, and entertaining exploration of the challenges and joys of finding oneself in life’s middle stages. (more…)
22 episodes
“Murdoch Mysteries” (Season 18) dives deeper into the intriguing world of Detective William Murdoch as he continues solving perplexing crimes in early 20th-century Toronto. This season, Murdoch’s cutting-edge forensic techniques, like fingerprinting and ultraviolet lighting, are put to the test in an array of fascinating cases. One episode features a murder at a Charles Dickens convention, blending literary history with detective work. Another sees Murdoch acting as a bodyguard for a silent film star, navigating the glitz and danger of early Hollywood. The season also includes a daring plot to steal the world’s largest ruby, showcasing Murdoch’s ability to thwart elaborate heists. A particularly intriguing case involves a “Missing Link” skull, merging scientific discovery with mystery. The holiday episode brings warmth and cheer, celebrating the misfits and singletons of the era. Throughout the season, viewers are treated to a rich tapestry of historical intrigue, innovative crime-solving, and the ever-evolving relationships of the characters we’ve come to love. (more…)
13 episodes
“Wild Cards” (Season 2) continues the thrilling and dynamic partnership of Cole Ellis, a demoted water-cop, and Max Mitchell, a charismatic con artist. After successfully solving a series of high-profile cases together, their bond deepens, and they are given more complex and dangerous assignments. Season 2 brings new and returning antagonists, adding layers of intrigue and tension to their investigations. This season, fans will see Ellis and Max delving into the world of elite sports agents, solving murder cases, and dealing with porch pirates. Along the way, they will face personal challenges that test their trust and loyalty to one another. Ellis’s former partner, Detective Sarah Blake, returns, causing friction between the two. Max’s past as a con artist catches up with him, complicating their cases. The dynamic duo must navigate the murky waters of crime and corruption, relying on their unique skills and growing trust in each other. “Wild Cards” seamlessly blends humor, suspense, and action, making it a must-watch for fans of crime dramas and procedurals. The chemistry between Ellis and Max remains a highlight as they tackle new and unexpected challenges while uncovering deeper conspiracies. Season 2 promises thrilling plot twists, engaging character development, and high-stakes drama. (more…)
10 episodes
“Allegiance” (Season 2) is a Canadian police drama set in Surrey, B.C. The plot follows Detective Sabrina Sohal, who has just been promoted to the Serious Crimes Unit of the CFPC. In her new role, Sabrina must prove herself by tackling tough cases, including the murder of an unhoused man and a predatory sports coach. Meanwhile, she grapples with her father’s treason charges and the complications of her personal life. Sabrina’s new partner, Detective Corporal Zak Kalaini, clashes with her empathetic approach, adding tension to their dynamic. As Sabrina navigates complex cases, she works to clear her father’s name and maintain her integrity in the face of systemic challenges. The series continues to explore themes of loyalty, identity, and resilience, set against the diverse backdrop of Surrey. With its gripping plot and strong character development, “Allegiance” keeps viewers captivated with compelling drama and unexpected twists. The show delves into the personal and professional lives of the detectives, revealing their struggles and triumphs. Sabrina’s unwavering commitment to justice and her determination to prove her father’s innocence drive the narrative forward, creating a powerful and engaging storyline. The dynamic between Sabrina and Zak evolves throughout the season, showcasing their growing mutual respect and trust. (more…)
10 episodes
“Saint-Pierre” (2025) is a Canadian police procedural series set on the French archipelago of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. The plot follows Sergeant Donny “Fitz” Fitzpatrick, a police officer with the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, who is exiled to Saint-Pierre after his investigation into a powerful local politician’s corruption hits too close to home. Upon arrival, Fitz partners with local police commandante Geneviève “Arch” Archambault to solve a series of local crimes. The show introduces the idyllic yet mysterious settings of Saint-Pierre, blending elements of crime drama with the unique cultural backdrop of the island. Throughout the season, Fitz and Arch face a variety of cases, from murder mysteries to smuggling affairs, each unveiling more about the island’s hidden underbelly. Their partnership, initially strained due to their different policing styles and backgrounds, evolves as they gain mutual respect and understanding. Beyond the crime-solving, the series also explores Fitz’s personal journey of redemption and Arch’s commitment to justice in her adopted home. As they navigate the complex web of local politics and hidden secrets, Fitz and Arch uncover a larger conspiracy that threatens the entire community. With its intriguing plotlines and well-developed characters, “Saint-Pierre” promises a compelling narrative that keeps viewers engaged throughout the season. (more…)
8 episodes
“North of North” (Season 1) follows a young Inuk woman named Siaja who makes a spontaneous and very public decision to leave her marriage. Determined to build a new future for herself and her daughter Bun, she faces the challenges of living in a small Arctic town where everyone knows each other’s business. Siaja moves in with her single mom, Neevee, and strives to create a stable life while contending for a job at the community center run by the complicated Helen. Adding to her troubles, a mysterious stranger named Alistair arrives with his assistant Kuuk, further complicating her attempts to start over. Siaja’s determination and resilience are central to the series, as she faces personal and professional challenges head-on. “North of North” presents a rich and authentic glimpse into the lives of modern Inuit women, ensuring a relatable and engaging narrative that balances humor, drama, and the complexities of family and community relationships. The show explores themes of identity, belonging, and the importance of community, while also highlighting the unique cultural aspects of Inuit life. Through Siaja’s journey, viewers gain insight into the resilience and strength of Inuit women and the supportive networks that help them thrive. (more…)
