24 episodes
The sweet smell of success begins to surround Max and Caroline when their new business venture ? a cupcake “walk?up” window – becomes a Williamsburg hit. And love is all around the diner, even for the jaded Max, who falls for a cute, broke guy who is not quite what he seems to be. More …
10 episodes
Mother/Son combination of Norman and Norma Bates are returned. Season 2 will pick up right where Season 1 left off, and Norman will be getting a new love interest this season. In addition, many new characters will appear in the new season. More …
8 episodes
Based on a novel by Jason Mott. What if someone You lost returned? 8-year-old American boy wakes up in a rice field in China, says that his name is Jacob, and calls his hometown – Arcadia, Missouri. The house, which he considers family, living a married couple who had lost a son Jacob, but 30 years ago. Son recognizes them as their parents. The local sheriff and his daughter trying to unravel the mystery of boy who had returned from the dead. Apparently, this is only the beginning and the dead will return home … More …
13 episodes
In season 3: the club tries to close in on Cameron’s trail, but find that he has liquidated his assets and fled the country; Gemma has been hiding in Rogue River, Oregon with Tig near Gemma’s father, Nate, who suffers from dementia; the recently ousted and humiliated former president of the Calaveras MC, Hector Salazar abducts a pregnant Tara on her way to an abortion clinic. Jimmy O seeks the help of the Russian Mafia to aid his escape to South America. Jax and the Sons meet the Russians and pay $2 million for the exchange of Jimmy O. More …
13 episodes
White separatists called the League Of American Nationalists (LOAN) arrive in Charming. LOAN’s leader and backer businessman Ethan Zobelle and Zobelle’s enforcer, A.J. Weston, seek to drive the Sons of Anarchy from Charming. Soon, the Sons learn that Zobelle’s true intentions are not racially motivated; rather, he wants to do work the prison heroin trade with the Mayans. The MC is able to cause a split in LOAN by giving this information to Weston, a deeply committed racist who will not tolerate doing business with Hispanics. More …
13 episodes
In a small American town Charming exists bikers club “Sons of Anarchy”, whose members take it upon himself to fight against drug trafficking. City officials, including the police, call it a “gangster justice” because they are involved in illegal arms sales and keep at bay the whole district. The plot – a controversial figure Jax Teller, son of the founder and former president of the club, John Teller, Jax’ mother and his stepfather. More …
10 episodes
New season begins. Season two brings crises of faith, of power, of relationships. Brothers rise up against one another. Loyalties shift from friend to foe, and unlikely alliances are formed in the name of supremacy. Ragnar’s indiscretions threaten his marriage to Lagertha, tearing him and his beloved son apart. Plots are hatched, scores are settled, blood is spilled…all under the watchful eyes of the gods. More …
10 episodes
The series follows the ridiculous antics of three Chicago EMTs. A group of unruly men when it comes to their personal lives, these guys are the best in the business professionally and can handle any life-threatening situation that winds up in their ambulance. Good looking and sports-loving Johnny leads the crew, featuring his outspoken and refreshingly honest longtime best friend Hank and impressionable and eager new recruit Brian. Offering a needed female perspective is Theresa, a smart, independent cop with the Chicago PD who finds herself in love purgatory with her ex, Johnny. Together this foursome delve into hot issues such as bromances, friends with benefits and the danger of internet browser history. More …
10 episodes
Nothing is safe this season as Fred and Carrie have fun with bacon mania, couples sharing finances, technology overload, wannabe musicians, dog lovers and more. Portlandia’s most familiar faces will encounter new characters such as eco-terrorists Benji and Dakota, vivid storytellers Robert and Gabriella, and restaurant workers Troy and Lillian. More …
9 episodes
The series follows the atypical reviewer as he goes above and beyond the boring subjects like films, food or art. Forrest MacNeil reviews life itself: the adrenaline rush of stealing, the dangers of drug addiction, the joys of sleeping with a celebrity, and much more. His unwavering commitment to reviewing any and every experience that his audience suggests often means his work comes at the expense of his family. Throughout the season, Forrest will answer life’s most challenging questions while dealing with the unintended consequences of such a lofty goal. More …
