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A brilliant linguist, Annie Walker, is unexpectedly transferred from her desk job at CIA headquarters to field operations – a move that seems like a promotion based on her language skills, but may unlock secrets from her past her superiors are desperate to uncover. Supporting her through the world of espionage and danger is Auggie Anderson, a former military intelligence agent who is blind after a mission. As Annie’s mentor and trusted friend, Auggie guides her through the complexities of covert work. Together, they must use their intelligence and unwavering loyalty to overcome impossible obstacles that threaten everything they hold dear.

This is a laugh-out-loud murder mystery where the truth is hidden behind a series of stories – each suspect reveals their side of the tale using a distinct film genre.

This sci-fi drama centers on Tsukasa Mizugaki, an 18-year-old recent college graduate whose promising future is derailed when he fails his entrance exams. He unexpectedly lands a job at SAI Corporation, a leading company that creates and manages Giftia – lifelike androids capable of feeling emotions. Instead of a challenging role, Tsukasa is assigned to the terminal service department, tasked with retrieving Giftias nearing the end of their operational lives – a difficult and emotionally charged responsibility. He's partnered with Isla, a female Giftia whose primary function is serving tea. The series explores the evolving relationship between humans and androids as they perform their duties, confronting the reality of Giftia expiration dates. It examines themes of friendship, loss, and the definition of humanity in a world where artificial beings experience emotions.

Gameoverse is an animated series about video game worlds…horrifyingly exploding. Saving them means helping the villain defeat the hero, or everyone dies.

Steven and Elyse Keaton, former '60s idealists, navigate parenthood raising their traditionalist son Alex, daughters Mallory and Jennifer, and eventually their youngest child, Andrew.

A journey through the history of flight, charting its evolution from the earliest insects to the diverse range of creatures that now dominate the skies.

Banished is a British period drama created by Jimmy McGovern. The seven-part serial originally aired on BBC Two from March 5 to April 16, 2015, and drew mixed reviews, largely due to concerns about historical accuracy. Set in 1788 during the founding of Australia’s penal colony after the arrival of the First Fleet, it isn't a story about Australia itself. Instead, it explores themes of love, faith, justice, and morality within a small, isolated community where survival hangs precariously in the balance.

Mike Flaherty is the Deputy Mayor of New York City, Mayor Randall Winston’s crucial strategist and right hand. He manages the city alongside his unusual team: a nervous press secretary, a crude and sexist chief of staff, a polished gay activist leading minority affairs, an ambitious accountant with a penchant for men, and a young, idealistic speechwriter. Like Mike, they're all highly capable at work but struggle in their personal lives.

A series of very short films inspired by the amazing and often bizarre sexual practices of insects and other creatures.

A character-driven drama about a man in his late twenties who is admitted to a psychiatric ward for observation. While navigating the hospital, he meets a diverse group of patients, each dealing with their own mental health struggles. They forge an unexpected connection through shared experiences and conversations within the institution's walls. Adjusting to the hospital, the young man witnesses the doctors' relentless quest for understanding and the nurses' weary perspectives. These contrasting viewpoints highlight the complexities of modern mental healthcare as the patients share their stories. The film explores resilience, self-discovery, and empathy as they navigate paths toward healing and understanding.

On a nuclear ballistic missile submarine, the crew of the Colorado faces a terrifying crisis when they challenge orders to launch nuclear weapons at Pakistan. The captain and his team refuse to proceed without confirmation, defying protocol and earning them the label of enemies of the state. Now, hunted by their own country, they must navigate a deadly maze of military rules, political games, and personal conflicts to survive and prove their loyalty. The story explores leadership under extreme pressure, the difficult morality of war, and the human toll of blind obedience when facing impossible choices.

A successful author is terrified when the characters and events from her dark fiction begin to appear in real life. Driven by the unsettling reality of her stories, she returns to her childhood hometown to confront the painful memories that inspired them. As she investigates, she confronts her inner demons and explores the disturbing connection between her past traumas and her writing. The series masterfully mixes suspense with deep psychological exploration, revealing the frightening power of the human mind to create and destroy.

"The Code" follows two siblings who uncover damaging secrets about powerful politicians – secrets they'll do anything to keep hidden. This intense drama explores family bonds, brotherhood, and how exposing buried truths can shake society. Drawn into a dangerous world of political maneuvering, the brothers face a difficult choice as the lines between right and wrong become increasingly unclear. "The Code" is a gripping story with compelling characters and a sharp look at power and corruption.

A veteran British news anchor moves to Los Angeles for a new job hosting a popular talk show. He brings along his loyal, though struggling, manservant and carries the baggage of several failed marriages. In Hollywood, he confronts the challenges of a new life while battling his inner demons and regrets. The story explores themes of finding redemption, the complexities of relationships, and the hope for a fresh start as he tries to reinvent himself under the Hollywood spotlight.

A quiet mystery writer unexpectedly enters the world of real crime, using her skills in crafting suspense to help solve difficult murder cases. As she works with law enforcement, she must apply her understanding of people and plots to uncover the truth. Each investigation forces her to confront the darker side of humanity, challenging her beliefs and bravery. The story explores how this experience changes her, blurring the lines between her fictional world and the harsh realities of life. It's a thrilling mystery set against a backdrop of moral questions and personal growth.

On the peaceful island of Delmurin, a unique community thrives: monsters, formerly enslaved by the demon lord Hadlar, now live in harmony with the island’s only human, Dai. Guided by his wise monster mentor Brass, Dai dreams of heroism. His chance arrives when the resurrected Hadlar unleashes a new danger, drawing the legendary hero Avan back to train Dai for the coming fight. But Hadlar has now pledged himself to an even greater demon lord and targets Avan for murder. To save his students, Avan sacrifices himself, but fails to defeat Hadlar. Just when hope seems lost, an mysterious mark appears on Dai’s forehead, granting him incredible power to fight back. Now, Dai and Pop set out on a perilous journey for revenge and peace, facing a dangerous world while honoring Avan's memory.

In Tokyo, junior high student Miaka discovers a mysterious book that plunges her and her friend Yui into the Universe of the Four Gods – a world filled with danger. They’re soon targeted by slavers, but are rescued by a charismatic young man named Tamahome, who then vanishes with Yui. Back in the library, Yui watches as Miaka journeys into this strange new world to find Tamahome and rescue her friend. To return home, Miaka must embrace her destiny as the Priestess of Suzaku, facing daunting challenges and uncovering a hidden world of ancient myths and powerful magic. This exciting adventure tests Miaka’s strength and resilience as she navigates a complex and enchanting universe.

Count Duckula is a funny take on the vampire story. He's a vegetarian vampire duck who doesn't drink blood – he prefers ketchup! Accidentally reborn without needing blood, this charming duck still acts like a classic Gothic nobleman as he tries to understand a world that's both familiar and completely strange. Full of humor, warmth, and playful moments, Count Duckula’s adventures explore what it means to be unique in a world that often values tradition.

A remote coastal town is isolated by a brutal blizzard. Trapped and seeking shelter, the residents find their peace shattered by the arrival of a mysterious stranger. As fear grips the community, it becomes clear this stranger has sinister plans for their isolated location. Now, they must race against time to uncover his motives and protect each other from his dangerous schemes, all while battling the storm that cuts them off from the outside world.

This adult animated series presents original short stories set in the universes of popular video games. Each episode offers a fresh adventure, exploring exciting worlds from both classic and upcoming games.