12 episodes
Season 3 begins one year after the close of the “Rosie Larsen” case (the focus of the series’ first two seasons) with Sarah Linden no longer working as a detective. But when her ex-partner Stephen Holder’s search for a runaway girl leads him to discover a gruesome string of murders that connects to a previous murder investigation by Linden, she is drawn back into the life she thought she’d left behind. (more…)
4 episodes
Luther is back. He is a near-genius murder detective whose brilliant mind can’t always save him from the dangerous violence of his passions. In this season Luther investigates two horrific cases, unaware his every step is under scrutiny… (more…)
13 episodes
Skyler comes to Walter and proposes to discuss the terms of the divorce. She calls him a drug dealer and wants to know what he was selling. Walter admits that he is not traded, but produced methamphetamine. Skyler says she does not tell Hank, if he would leave her alone and will stay away from children. Jesse and Walt are constantly at loggerheads. Gus offers Walt three million for the three months, but he refuses. (more…)
13 episodes
Walt takes name Heisenberg, which he later would call his “trademark”. Drug of Heisenberg famous for excellent quality. Hank Schrader begins an investigation of the crystal drug. Walt and Jesse decide to increase sales. They begin to work with a major drug dealer, Gus Fring and his assistant, Mike. (more…)
7 episodes
School chemistry teacher Walter White finds out that he had cancer of the lungs. He has a disabled son, his wife is pregnant with her second child, and no money. One day he learned that his former pupil, Jesse Pinkman a drug dealer, and offered to do the sale of methamphetamine. The chemist has all the necessary knowledge for the production of the drug. Now, on the streets of Albuquerque, New Mexico, you can buy methamphetamine manufactured in a trailer somewhere in the desert far from the city. (more…)
24 episodes
The major storyline for the fourth season concerns a team recruited by Homeland Security agent Don Self to obtain Scylla. Although the team initially believes it to be the Company’s “black book”, it is later revealed to contain information on an advanced renewable power cell. The team obtains cards to access Scylla, and breaks into Company headquarters to steal it. Sara is discovered to be alive, Bellick dies when he sacrifices himself, and Self is revealed to be a double agent. Reluctantly, Lincoln decides to join the Company to get it back, while Michael suffers from a hypothalamic hamartoma. He is treated and operated on by the Company. Michael later learns that his mother, Christina is still alive and was an agent of the Company, who is revealed to acquire Scylla to sell to the highest bidder. (more…)
13 episodes
Although Lincoln was acquitted, Michael was imprisoned in a federal prison, “Sona” face-to-face with the killers. Mahone, Bellick and Bagwell also entered into Sona for various crimes. “Company” taken hostage Sarah and LJ Burrows, and let them go, if Lincoln and Michael to help a prisoner escape. Brothers must fulfill the terms of the government’s extortionists and rescue from prison enigmatic personality – James Whistler. (more…)
20 episodes
Two secret agents continue to serve in a secret government Warehouse 13, where supernatural objects are stored. It is still their mission – to return the missing items and to investigate new manifestations. (more…)
24 episodes
The action begins 65 days after the events of “24 Hours: Redemption.” Actions taking place in Washington. FBI draws Jack Bauer to investigate the hacking protection system of government servers. All roads lead to the administration of the first female president Allison Taylor. (more…)
10 episodes
The series tells about a secret women’s prison Wentworth in Australia, in which criminals serving sentences of all categories. Viewers learn about how they got there, their life in prison, and that this will be followed, met with prison staff: learn about their immediate work and personal life. (more…)
