15 episodes
“Family Guy” (Season 23) continues to follow the hilarious and chaotic adventures of the Griffin family in Quahog, Rhode Island. In this season, fans can expect more outrageous humor and satire, with Peter Griffin’s antics causing trouble as usual. Meg starts dating the giant chicken’s son, Chris loses his earring in a Lord of the Rings-inspired escapade, and Stewie discovers Rupert was made in China and decides to take him back to meet his family. The Griffin family also vacations at a luxury resort, parodying “The White Lotus,” where Stewie worries about being sacrificed in a volcano by his wealthy new friends. With its signature blend of raunchy humor and pop culture references, “Family Guy” (Season 23) promises to keep viewers entertained with its wild and unpredictable storylines. The season delves into various humorous and satirical scenarios that push the boundaries of the Griffin family’s misadventures, offering a fresh take on their dynamic and interactions with the quirky residents of Quahog. Viewers can look forward to a blend of outrageous humor, unexpected twists, and clever commentary on contemporary issues, all delivered in the unique and irreverent style that has made “Family Guy” a beloved and enduring series. The show continues to challenge social norms and poke fun at various aspects of modern life, ensuring that fans have plenty of laughs and thought-provoking moments throughout the season. More …
12 episodes
“Tires” (Season 2) continues the workplace comedy set in Valley Forge Automotive Center, where Will, the hapless manager, struggles to improve customer service and drive profits while keeping his troublemaking cousin, Shane, in check. After their unexpected marketing success, Will and Shane rush their professional and personal growth, leading to chaotic consequences. The season introduces new employees, Dix and Frankie, adding to the shop’s dysfunctional dynamic. Shane and Will attempt a radio advertisement to boost sales, but Shane’s unconventional approach causes more problems than solutions. Meanwhile, Shane’s father, Phil, arrives, offering help that Shane is reluctant to accept. As Will tries to maintain control, Shane considers whether to start his own venture or move up to manager. With an expanded episode count, more outrageous antics, and a mix of workplace satire and crude humor, “Tires” (Season 2) delivers an unpredictable and hilarious continuation of the series, pushing its characters into new challenges while maintaining the chaotic energy that made the first season a hit. More …
10 episodes
“Leverage: Redemption” (Season 3) continues the thrilling adventures of the Leverage team as they unite to deliver justice to victims of exploitation and corruption through their ingenious cons and heists. This season brings Sophie, Parker, Eliot, Hardison, Breanna, and Harry face-to-face with an array of powerful foes, including a ruthless power broker exploiting clean water resources, a small-town mayor who abuses his position to act as judge and jury, and a greedy industrialist profiting from child labor at the expense of vulnerable workers. The team’s resolve is tested not only by these morally complex cases but also by the reemergence of a vengeful adversary from their past seeking retaliation. Alongside the criminal pursuits, the season delves into the personal struggles and evolving dynamics within the group, exploring themes of loyalty, justice, and redemption. As secrets unfold and risks escalate, each member of the team is forced to confront the sacrifices they’ve made and the impact of their choices, both professionally and personally. With daring plans, unexpected twists, and a perfect balance of action and humor, “Leverage: Redemption” (Season 3) masterfully combines heartfelt storytelling with the high-stakes drama that fans of the franchise have come to expect, solidifying its place as a captivating continuation of the series. More …
7 episodes
“Older, Hotter, Wiser” (Season 1) is a comedy series that follows Serena Kerrigan, a young woman determined to make it in Hollywood. When a logistical mishap forces her and her boyfriend, Felix, to embark on a chaotic road trip to Los Angeles, what was supposed to be a simple journey turns into a whirlwind of unexpected detours, mischief, and self-discovery. As old mistakes resurface and the persona she built online starts to blur with reality, Serena is forced to confront what she truly wants for her career, her relationship, and herself. Throughout the season, Serena and Felix face internet trolls, emotional speed bumps, and a series of unpredictable events that challenge their perspectives. As tensions rise, Serena must redefine herself and decide whether Hollywood is truly worth the struggle. With humor, heart, and a fresh take on personal growth, “Older, Hotter, Wiser” (Season 1) delivers an entertaining and insightful journey of ambition, identity, and reinvention, pushing its characters to grow in ways they never expected while navigating the chaos of fame, love, and self-discovery. More …
1 episodes
“Duck Dynasty: The Revival” (Season 1) continues the story of the Robertson family, eight years after the original Duck Dynasty ended. The show follows Willie Robertson, now a grandfather, as he navigates retirement and the future of Duck Commander. His children, including Sadie and John Luke, are now adults with families and businesses of their own, leading to new challenges and comedic moments. The season begins with Willie announcing his retirement, sparking a quest to pass his legacy to the next generation. As he adjusts to his new role, he attempts to babysit all seven of his grandchildren at once, leading to chaotic but heartwarming moments. Meanwhile, Uncle Si pitches eccentric ideas to Korie, and Willie’s sons-in-law engage in a competitive pickleball match. The series also explores Si’s belief in Bigfoot, prompting Willie to investigate whether there’s money to be made in finding one. With familiar faces, new family dynamics, and plenty of humor, “Duck Dynasty: The Revival” (Season 1) brings back the charm and fun of the original series while exploring the evolving Robertson family legacy. More …
“Mountainhead” (2025) is a satirical comedy-drama, following four billionaire friends—Venis Parish, Jeff Abredazi, Randall Garrett, and Hugo Van Yalk—who gather for a retreat at a secluded mountain mansion called Mountainhead, while the world is overwhelmed by AI-generated disinformation. Venis, the owner of the social media platform Traam, is responsible for the chaos, while Jeff, the head of Bilter, a fact-checking AI company, refuses to let his business be absorbed into Traam. Randall, recently diagnosed with terminal cancer, hopes AI advancements will save him, and Hugo, the least wealthy of the group, seeks investment for his lifestyle app. As global turmoil worsens, the friends become increasingly combative, leading to a shocking twist where Randall, Venis, and Hugo plot to kill Jeff to take control of Bilter. The film explores themes of power, greed, and the consequences of unchecked technological influence, blending dark humor with biting social commentary. More …
“Madame Web” (2024) is a superhero film set in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, directed by S. J. Clarkson. The story follows Cassandra Webb, a Manhattan paramedic who begins experiencing visions of the future after a near-death experience. As she struggles to understand her newfound clairvoyant abilities, she discovers that three young women—Julia Cornwall, Anya Corazón, and Mattie Franklin—are being hunted by Ezekiel Sims, a powerful adversary who wants to eliminate them before they become Spider-Women in the future. Cassandra must embrace her abilities and protect the young women, forming an unexpected bond with them as they navigate their dangerous reality. The film explores themes of destiny, empowerment, and the consequences of altering fate. With action-packed sequences, suspenseful storytelling, and a fresh take on the Marvel universe, “Madame Web” (2024) delivers a thrilling origin story of one of Marvel’s most enigmatic heroines. More …
“The King of Kings” (2025) is an animated Christian film inspired by The Life of Our Lord by Charles Dickens. The story follows Charles Dickens as he attempts to recite A Christmas Carol to a London theater audience, but his mischievous son, Walter, disrupts the performance. To calm him, Dickens tells Walter the story of Jesus Christ, the “King of Kings.” Initially hesitant, Walter agrees to listen, but as the tale unfolds, he becomes deeply invested in Jesus’ life. Walter imagines himself traveling alongside Jesus and witnessing key events, including the Nativity, the Ministry, the Miracles, and the Passion. As he struggles to understand Jesus’ sacrifice, he experiences a vision where he sinks into the sea, only to be rescued by Jesus. This moment leads him to grasp the meaning of redemption and salvation. With stunning animation and a heartfelt narrative, “The King of Kings” (2025) offers a fresh perspective on the story of Jesus through the eyes of a child, blending faith, imagination, and emotional depth. More …
6 episodes
“The Kouncil” (Season 1) follows Katie Florence as she picks up the pieces after a crushing breakup. Living alone for the first time, she relies on her personified inner council — Logic, Heart, Anxiety, and Lady Parts — to guide her through the chaos of adulthood. Each episode explores Katie’s struggles with friendships, romance, career setbacks, and self-worth, as her inner voices constantly debate her every move. The season begins with Katie moving into a new apartment and trying to refocus, but even the simplest decisions become internal battles. As she attempts to date again, her council members push her in different directions, leading to humorous and heartfelt moments. Throughout the season, Katie faces romantic red flags, job struggles, and personal insecurities, all while learning to accept every part of herself — even the messy ones. With a mix of humor, vulnerability, and occasional self-sabotage, “The Kouncil” (Season 1) offers a fresh take on personal growth and self-discovery. More …
“Challengers” (2024) is a romantic sports film. The story revolves around a love triangle involving Tashi Duncan, a former tennis prodigy turned coach, her husband Art Donaldson, a tennis champion on a losing streak, and her ex-boyfriend Patrick Zweig, a low-circuit tennis player. The film spans 13 years of their intertwined relationships. As past and present collide, tensions rise, and Tashi must confront the emotional and professional challenges of her life. The narrative explores themes of ambition, love, and the personal cost of competitive sports, painting a complex portrait of its characters’ struggles and desires. With its intense drama and deep emotional undertones, “Challengers” offers a captivating look into the world of professional tennis, highlighting the pressure and sacrifices made in pursuit of greatness. The film delves into the dynamics of mentorship and rivalry, providing a rich, character-driven story. As Tashi navigates her relationships and career, viewers are treated to a compelling exploration of passion, rivalry, and the quest for success, making “Challengers” a must-watch for fans of sports dramas and romantic tales alike. More …
