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Two families bring their dogs to compete in various games.

John Hawkins is an assistant district attorney from New York who's being considered as the next candidate for district attorney. Then the district attorney in Seattle calls to tell him that his 16-year-old son Dylan is in trouble and he is tired of letting his wealthy grandparents bail him out; he strongly suggests that John take responsibility for his own son. John has had little contact with Dylan for 7 years, having been an alcoholic who felt that Dylan would be better off with his grandparents while his dad fixes himself. John agrees to take Dylan, and decides to take him on a long motorcycle trip on his old machine so they can reestablish a relationship. Along the way they run into all sorts of people whose lives they get involved in before moving on.

Emerald Cove, a segment of The All New Mickey Mouse Club, aired during its 5th season, evolving to four segments in the 7th season, featuring both cast members and outside actors.

A bucktoothed squirrel is the James Bond of the rodent world.

As a poster describes the show, "Late night talk the Wayans way," Keenen lives up to the tag-line in one of the newer late-night talk-show hosts.

Maggie, a middle-aged woman returning to veterinarian school, re-examines her amusing, drama-filled life.

An energetic dog and a laid-back cat teach pre-schoolers vocabulary in both English and Spanish in Season 1 of this fun animated series.

In this series set in the small Pennsylvania mining town of Gibbsville during the 1940s, Jim Malloy (John Savage) was a reporter for the town newspaper, the "Gibbsville Gazette". There, he worked alongside Ray Whitehead (Gig Young), a former big shot foreign correspondent whose alcoholism had caused him to slide back down so far, his only salvation was a job on his hometown paper. Mr. Pell (Bert Remsen) was their boss at the "Gazette".

A short-lived anthology series narrated by Westbrook Van Voorhis. Each episode tells its own thriller story and featured its own unique cast.

"Welcome to Paradox" was a Canadian hosted science fiction anthology show, hosted by Michael Philip. The high-budget series derived mostly from original stories by top science fiction authors. The unrelated stories (two by John Varley) are re-set in a future Utopia, Betaville, which is being undermined by out-of-control technologies.

Joseph and Anna Bresner were Lithuanian immigrants who came to New York City to live in 1909. Every episode opened with an octogenarian Joseph narrating an episode from his past when he and Anna were struggling to survive in a new country, new culture and new language. Sidney and Ida were the Bresners' friendly neighbors in Manhattan; Louis and Leo were also friends.

Roundhouse is comedy, music, and dance... it's a show for kids, tweens, and teens taking on a new topic each week that has more in common with a rock concert than a traditional show. It's fast, edgy, an unpredictable live event. It's Roundhouse.

Twin brothers Randy and Jason have just moved to New York from their home in St. Louis. While Randy studies film-making in the hopes of becoming a serious artist, Jason divides his time between working at a large faceless corporation and generally being a goof-off. Accompanying each epsiode were short films produced by Randy, starring their friends and neighbors.

A reappraisal of the symphony's place in the modern world and how it shaped our identity

Nick at Nite is home to all your favorite sitcoms, including “Modern Family,” “The Big Bang Theory” and more.

The classic tale of a girl named Alice who follows a white rabbit down a rabbit hole into Wonderland, where animals talk and she can change sizes by eating and drinking. After escaping the disturbing Queen of Hearts, she finds that she has ended up on the other side of the looking glass in Looking Glass Land and that there is a mind-created Jabberwocky after her. With the advice of a wise owl and royal chess pieces on her mind, she ventures home, vowing to grow up in this two-part movie which remains most faithful to the original stories by Lewis Carroll.

An immersive series filmed with over a thousand cameras by the very people whose lives are affected on a daily basis by some of the worst weather our planet has to offer.

A group of Canadian teenagers compete in a reality show in parody of reality shows. Everything about the genre is parodied here including the challenges, rules, surprise catches, romances, alliances, back-stabbing, eliminations, confessions, and all around insanity.

Three teams of 2 people are put to the test to see if they can escape elaborate traps and mazes without being caught. The first team to win gets a cash prize. Sites to escape include an airplane graveyard, a spooky bayou swamp, an old abandoned insane asylum and The infamous Rock - Alcatraz! Can you plan your Great Escape?