13 episodes
The fourth season expanded its scope again to include an examination of the school system. Other major plots include the mayoral race that continues the political storyline begun in season three, and a closer look at Marlo Stanfield’s drug gang, which has grown to control most of western Baltimore’s trafficking. Dukie, Randy, Michael, and Namond, four boys from West Baltimore, they enter the eighth grade. At the same school, Prez has begun a new career as a math teacher. Despite mentorship from the more seasoned faculty, Namond, and later Michael, work as drug runners for Bodie, who has had middling success selling Proposition Joe’s product independently. (more…)
12 episodes
In the third season, the focus returns to the street and the Barksdale organization. The scope, however, is expanded to include the city’s political scene. A new subplot is introduced to explore the potential positive effects of de facto “legalizing” the illegal drug trade, and incidentally prostitution, within the limited boundaries of a few uninhabited city blocks — referred to as Hamsterdam. The posited benefits, as in Amsterdam and other European cities, are reduced street crime city-wide and increased outreach of health and social services to at-risk populations. (more…)
12 episodes
The second season, along with its ongoing examination of the drug problem and it’s effect on the urban poor, examines the plight of the blue-collar urban working class as exemplified by stevedores in the city port, as some of them get caught up in smuggling drugs and other contraband inside the shipping containers that pass through their port. In a season-long subplot, the Barksdale organization continues it’s drug trafficking despite Avon’s imprisonment, with Stringer Bell assuming greater power. (more…)
6 episodes
The comedy exploring what happens when a Hollywood actress hires her childhood friend as a personal assistant while making a film in Los Angeles. A bittersweet, intimate portrait of female friendship, the series follows their relationship through unexpected complications and surprising twists. (more…)
12 episodes
In the new season, we continue to follow the life of Hannah and her close friends. The ladies fighting through the everyday headaches and heartaches of life. But happily whatever after … (more…)
8 episodes
The main characters are the two detectives: Rust Cohle and Martin Hart. In 2012, in the State of Louisiana reopens the case of a serial murder in 1995. Detectives met 17 years ago, when the investigation began, and has since been hunted together for a killer. The narrative will be carried out in our time, and back into the middle of the nineties. (more…)
We decided to update the information about the highest ratings TV shows according to IMDB (2014). The rating was on series, which is being broadcast. In case of equal ranking we take a number of votes. TV Shows that are on our website highlighted clickable links. (more…)
6 episodes
The series takes place at the women’s extended-care ward in a hospital in Long Beach, Calif. The main characters: the veteran nurse Dawn Forchette, newly hired nurse DiDi Ortley, the ambitious, overstressed Dr. Jenna James, the supervising nurse Beverly Raymes, the new supervising nurse, Patsy De La Serda. They are battle over ludicrous or pitiful agendas. (more…)
5 episodes
Season 4 of TREME will feature live performances of New Orleans music in the clubs, streets, and homes of the city. While New Orleans celebrates the election of Barack Obama, Desautel opens her own Bywater restaurant, LaDonna rebuilds Gigi’s bar, and school band director Batiste gets invested in his students’ lives. (more…)
10 episodes
The series is based on the memoirs of U.S. Marines Eugene Sledge and Robert Leckie, who fought in the battles in the Pacific during World War II. Also the tv show based on the real story of John Basilone – the only marine who earned their heroism during the war and the Congressional Medal of Honor, and the Navy Cross, and “Purple Heart». The plot describes the key battles that made ??history through the eyes of ordinary soldiers and their families. (more…)
