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Supercar was a prototype vehicle that could travel in the air, on land or beneath the sea. Its test pilot was Mike Mercury, who traveled the world in search of adventure. Supercar was designed by Professor Popkiss and Dr. Beaker, who continued to modify it for specific missions. Often traveling with Mike was 10-year-old orphan Jimmy Gibson.

Gawl, Koji, and Ryo, three young scientists from the future, time travel to early 21st-century Japan to stop a terrible threat from undoing civilization. As they fight against time, their quest disrupts the lives of the townspeople, and the trio must use their incredible intelligence, along with Gawl's unique abilities, to protect their identities, their friends, and their future.

A groundbreaking series of three documentaries following some of the youngest transgender people in Britain and America as they and their families make life changing decisions at astonishingly young ages.

In the year 1999, an alien battle fortress crash lands on an island in the South Pacific. Over the next ten years, mankind repairs and refits this fortress, using the advanced "robotechnology" found aboard her to create fighter planes that can transform into giant robots. As soon as the repaired fortress is ready for launch, the aliens to whom she belongs finally discover its location. Thus begins a series of wars that will devastate the planet Earth. This television series was created by Carl Macek from three Japanese television series, Super Dimensional Fortress Macross, Super Dimensional Cavalry Southern Cross and Genesis Climber Mospeada.

In this live drama series, over two hundred live plays, covering all aspects of society, were shown.

As the title suggests, "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" is less of a specific format than a 'coat-hanger' for short sketches, starring the comical duo in various, recurring or unique roles: Stephen Fry, the sophisticated giant who usually plays the smug one, and comparatively small Hugh Laurie, usually playing the patsy.

A young tennis pro (Angela Goethals) struggles with the challenges of life with her single mother (Judith Light), her bratty little sister (Ashley Johnson), her insecure older brother (Todd Louiso), and her overbearing coach (William Devane).

A wacky fun-filled show about a group of aliens who travel the galaxies exploring and getting in and out of danger, all the while teaching young kids ages pre-school through second grade about science and astronomy. The show also promotes tolerance and non-violent conflict resolution.

This Emmy Award-winning weekly interview/ discussion series ran for 22 years on NYC's PBS affiliate, Thirteen, as well as being syndicated to other public television stations across the USA. The program included conversations with hundreds of talented, articulate, accomplished theater artists. It was co-hosted by the show's co-creator, executive producer, Susan Haskins-Doloff, together with co-hosts from a team of eminent entertainment journalists, including: Jesse Green, Adam Feldman. Michael Musto, Elisabeth Vincentelli, Jason Zinoman and series co-creator, Michael Riedel. Many episodes of the series are still available on Theater Talk's YouTube channel.

GROOMER HAS IT sniffs out 12 of America's most devout dog groomers to compete against each other in a test of desire, creativity and affinity for animals as they shave, shear and shampoo their way through a series of challenges that will crown only one as Groomer of the Year. The contestants will be put through their paces to see who can turn the shaggiest pooch into a beautiful, prancing pup. These self-proclaimed best groomers will live together in a swanky Los Angeles loft, the Dog House; work elbow-to-elbow in one salon; and face grooming challenges that range from styling pups for their runway debut to grooming some of the most exotic dog breeds to making adoptable pups look their fetchingly best for new homes. After each challenge, host Jai Rodriguez and our outspoken panel of judges, including esteemed veterinarian Dr. Karen Halligan, champion dog handler Xavier Santiago and leading U.S. grooming expert Joey Villani will decide which contestant does not make the cut. The grand prize winner will receive a cash prize of $50,000, a mobile grooming salon from Wag'n Tails Mobile Grooming and the title of Groomer of the Year - three prizes totaling $125,000 that could jump-start the groomer's career and change their lives. Each of these groomers thinks he/she has what it takes to be top dog in this competition, but in reality, only one GROOMER HAS IT.

A hidden-camera comedy show in which real-life couples who are about to be married team up with five "crashers" in order to create the most wild, memorable event.

From executive producers Jay Bienstock, Sam Raimi, and Robert Tapert comes a terrifying reality show like no other. Thirteen contestants compete to avoid elimination in scenarios that exploit their deepest fears. They face shocking surprises, psychological scares, and "beware of the dark" moments, all orchestrated by a mastermind of terror. He manipulates some to turn against the others, creating an atmosphere of distrust. Each week, one or two victims are "killed off" through chilling challenges until only one remains to claim the $66,666 prize.

Made up of three stories: "Yotsuya Ghost Story", an adaptation of the classic Japanese ghost story; "Goddess of the Dark Tower", and Goblin Cat.

Two men, dozens of outrageous characters. Matt Lucas and David Walliams blend of scripted comedy and characterization in the American installment of their hit British series.

Detective Jeff Slade and his beautiful colleague Holly are armed with something very special in the ongoing fight against crime their very own time machine. Invented by Holly's father, Professor Frederick Turner, the time machine may be a bizarre mixture of D.I.Y. technology, but it works, just, sending the charming, maverick detective Slade on a dangerous roller-coaster ride through both the present and the past. Intriguing complex puzzles are solved with the aid of their unreliable collection of nuts and bolts and flashing lights, but they must always obey the rules of quantum physics, or risk being lost forever.

Mr. Belmont is a rich man who cannot control his teenage daughter Tiffany. She rebels against her father and decides to attend the local public high school so she can be with people her own age. Mr. Belmont accepts, but in secret, however, he hires Ernie, a young martial-arts fighter, to be Tiffany's friend and bodyguard. There's only one catch: she never must know it.