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Season 1 introduces us to Alex Ridley, a retired Detective Inspector who is struggling with the recent loss of his wife and daughter. His former protégée, DI Carol Farman, now leads the team and seeks Ridley’s expertise on a particularly challenging case. Despite his initial reluctance, Ridley is drawn back into the world of crime-solving. Throughout the season, Ridley and Carol tackle a series of intricate and emotionally charged cases. Ridley’s deep empathy and unconventional methods often clash with the more procedural approach of the current police force, but his insights prove invaluable. The cases range from mysterious disappearances to complex murder investigations, each revealing different facets of human nature and societal issues. As they work together, Ridley and Carol’s relationship evolves, with Carol learning to balance her respect for Ridley’s experience with her own instincts and leadership style. Meanwhile, Ridley grapples with his grief and the ghosts of his past, finding a sense of purpose in helping to bring justice to the victims. The season is a blend of gripping crime drama and poignant character study, exploring themes of loss, redemption, and the enduring impact of past traumas. More …
7 episodes
The second season of Outer Range continues to unravel the mysteries surrounding the Abbott family and the enigmatic void on their Wyoming ranch. Royal Abbott, the time-traveling rancher, reveals the truth about himself and the west pasture to his wife, Cecilia. Together, they embark on a quest to find their missing granddaughter, Amy, and protect their land from the greedy Wayne Tillerson. As the season progresses, the story delves deeper into the consequences of time travel. Acting Sheriff Joy Hawk is transported to 1882, while Perry Abbott jumps back to 1984. Amy is taken by her mother, Rebecca, out of spite against Perry and the Abbotts. Rhett and Maria, who were planning to leave Wabang, stay behind after learning about Amy’s disappearance. Meanwhile, Billy Tillerson is left in critical condition after being shot by Royal. The season finale, “The End of Innocence,” sees a race against time as Royal and Cecilia try to retrieve Amy from her mother. Unfortunately, they arrive too late, and Autumn (revealed to be an older Amy) and Luke Tillerson abduct her, taking her back to the Abbott’s west pasture. More …
8 episodes
The first season of Outer Range follows the Abbott family, ranchers in Wyoming, who discover a mysterious void on their property. Royal Abbott, the family patriarch, finds this mystical hole that allows him to see visions of the future. The Abbotts are embroiled in a land dispute with their neighbors, the Tillersons, who believe the west pasture belongs to them. The conflict escalates when Perry Abbott, Royal’s son, kills Trevor Tillerson during a fight. To cover up the murder, Royal disposes of Trevor’s body by throwing it into the void. A mysterious woman named Autumn, who is camping on the Abbott ranch, witnesses this and later pushes Royal into the void. Royal emerges from the void with knowledge of future events, which he uses to navigate the ensuing chaos. The season explores the family’s efforts to keep their secret while dealing with the repercussions of their actions. Deputy Sheriff Joy begins investigating Trevor’s disappearance, and the Tillerson brothers, Luke and Billy, become increasingly suspicious of the Abbotts. As the season progresses, it becomes clear that Autumn has a deeper connection to the void and the Abbott family. The finale reveals that Autumn is actually Amy, Royal’s granddaughter, from the future. This revelation sets the stage for further exploration of time travel and the void’s mysteries in the following season. More …
6 episodes
The Cleaner Season 3 continues to follow Paul “Wicky” Wickstead, a state-certified cleaning technician who specializes in cleaning up crime scenes. Armed with his trusty box of cleaning tools, Wicky tackles the aftermath of six new crimes, encountering a variety of unusual characters along the way. In the first episode, “The Reunion,” Wicky finds himself on a job for an old childhood school friend, Justin, who has done rather well for himself. Other episodes include “The Baby,” where Wicky deals with a highly pregnant woman, and “The Lighthouse,” which sees him cleaning a mysterious lighthouse in Northern Ireland. The season also features episodes like “The Committee,” where Wicky offends a building full of old people, and “The Housekeeper,” where he cleans a crumbling stately home. The season finale, “The Wedding,” brings Wicky to a chaotic wedding where he meets the King of Storage, adding another layer of humor and intrigue to his cleaning adventures. More …
8 episodes
Colin from Accounts Season 2 continues to follow Gordon and Ashley, who have now moved in together but are dealing with the absence of their beloved dog, Colin. The first episode, “Blessings,” sets the stage for their new life together and the challenges they face. Throughout the season, they navigate various comedic and heartfelt situations. In “Bacon in the Drawer,” they have to come to terms with Yvette’s latest play for Gordon’s affections. “Heavy” sees Gordon’s house overrun by chaotic visitors, while “Ethical Porn” deals with Ashley feeling rejected after catching Gordon ‘taking care of himself.’ The season finale, “Speedy Susans,” tests Gordon and Ashley’s relationship at Megan and Rumi’s pop-up wedding, bringing their journey full circle and leaving viewers eager for more. More …
8 episodes
Colin from Accounts is an Australian romantic dramedy series. Created by Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall, who also star as the main characters, the show follows the lives of Gordon, a microbrewery owner, and Ashley, a medical student, who are brought together by a car accident involving a stray dog they decide to adopt and name Colin. In Season 1, Gordon’s day takes a turn for the worse when he accidentally hits the dog while distracted by Ashley’s impulsive actions. This incident leads to an unexpected bond between the two as they navigate their vulnerabilities and personal issues. Throughout the season, they deal with various comedic and heartfelt situations, including awkward sexual encounters, family dynamics, and the challenges of cohabitation. The season finale, “High Needs People,” sees Gordon and Ashley facing a significant decision about their future together and the fate of Colin, the dog that brought them together. More …
10 episodes
Nobody Wants This is an American romantic comedy series that premiered on Netflix. Created by Erin Foster, the show stars Kristen Bell as Joanne, an outspoken, agnostic sex and dating podcaster, and Adam Brody as Noah Roklov, an unconventional Jewish rabbi. The series explores their unlikely relationship and the challenges they face due to their vastly different backgrounds and beliefs. In Season 1, the story begins with Joanne meeting Noah at a party after another unsuccessful date. Despite their differences, they form a connection that leads to a complicated yet endearing romance. Throughout the season, they navigate their relationship while dealing with meddling families, cultural clashes, and personal insecurities. The season finale, “Bat Mitzvah Crashers,” features a significant turning point as Noah and Joanne confront questions about their future during Miriam’s Big Apple-themed bat mitzvah. More …
10 episodes
Season 4 of “Power Book II: Ghost” sees Tariq St. Patrick (Michael Rainey Jr.) facing mounting pressure from all sides. With enemies like Monet Tejada (Mary J. Blige), the rest of the Tejada family, and Noma (Caroline Chikezie) closing in, Tariq must navigate a treacherous path to protect his business and his life. Tariq’s internal struggle to prove he’s better than his father, Ghost, adds another layer of complexity. He aims to master both legitimate business and the underworld, but his moves increasingly mirror those of his late father, jeopardizing his chances of legitimacy. The season also introduces Detective Don Carter (Michael Ealy), an NYPD officer with a personal vendetta against drug dealers and gang members after his wife’s death. More …
In “Deadpool & Wolverine” (2024), Deadpool’s tranquil life is upended when the Time Variance Authority (TVA) recruits him to help protect the multiverse. The TVA, known for maintaining the timeline’s integrity, reveals a plan to eliminate Deadpool’s home universe to prevent a catastrophic event. Faced with this dire threat, Deadpool seeks out Wolverine, who is living a reclusive life in another universe. Wolverine, initially reluctant to join forces, is eventually persuaded by Deadpool’s persistence and the looming danger. The duo embarks on a chaotic journey through various timelines and alternate realities, encountering familiar faces and formidable foes. Their mission is fraught with intense battles, witty banter, and unexpected twists as they strive to thwart the TVA’s plan and save their respective worlds. The film blends action, comedy, and sci-fi elements, showcasing the dynamic chemistry between Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool and Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. Their partnership is marked by humorous exchanges and a deepening camaraderie as they confront their pasts and the multiverse’s complexities. More …
6 episodes
In “Human Error” (Season 1), Detective Holly O’Rourke leads a seasoned homicide team in a bustling city. The season kicks off with what appears to be a straightforward murder case, but as Holly and her team dig deeper, they uncover layers of complexity that suggest a much larger and more sinister plot. The investigation reveals connections to organized crime, political corruption, and a series of cover-ups that have far-reaching implications. Holly’s relentless pursuit of the truth puts her at odds with powerful figures who will stop at nothing to protect their interests. As the stakes rise, Holly’s professional and personal lives begin to unravel. She faces threats to her career, her family, and her own sense of justice. The tension escalates as Holly must navigate a web of deceit and danger, making difficult choices that test her integrity and resolve. More …
