What to Watch Right Now

Mexican remake of '50 First Dates', 2004 film directed by Peter Segal with Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore.

Humans are systematically destroying forests and wiping out the species in those forests. Soon, we could have virtually no wildlife left, except in zoos. That will trigger an ecological apocalypse, sparking political and societal chaos. The good news is: we can pull back from the brink if we all make one simple change. What change? Watch, shift, and help save the world.

Prompted by a family reunion, The Daily Show's Al Madrigal goes on a quest to learn how to be a better Latino and finally understand what it means to be "Half Like Me."

A mother is determined to prove that her daughter is innocent of murder.

In 1979, a local newscaster prepares to cover an anti-KKK protest in Greensboro, NC, and realizes that she may never be ready for the events to come.

An examination of the issues surrounding feral cat colonies using the example of efforts to control the growth of one such colony in a small Maine town. Topics include trapping and neutering of cats, concerns over the presence of the cats and volunteers who have adopted feral kittens.

An alien cop from the distant Reticulum star system is forced on a dangerous deep space mission.

Arnold Palmer's Practice Like a Pro is an indispensable guide to improving your golf game. Take control of your specific trouble spots with entertaining instruction that shows you how to practice the right way.

To gauge the significance of Beethoven's work, we pose the question: What would the world 'sound' like without it? Without his genius, would movie scores, jazz, concept albums and much more exist as we know it?

A puppet master who struggles to write his next play and his relationship with his daughter as a father and also as a master. Films key narrative is Karla and her journey to writing a story and seeking the meaning of happiness.

In Seeing Red, three elements run parallel, overlap, diverge, lock horns and in various other ways give voice to the notion that a color, a melody, or a person has multiple characteristics that cannot be grasped by, or understood within, a simple framework. One element is purely visual. One is very verbal and minimally visual. One is purely musical. So is red the color of a fire truck or a ruby, of rust or a rose, of blood or a brick? How fixed is a melody if it can be twisted, stretched and shaken to the point where we no longer recognize its original form? And when we "see red," what color is that exactly? What aspect of passion are we feeling? Are we looking outward and seeing injustice and cupidity, or looking inward at our own limitations and failings?

Go behind the scenes of Netflix's Tiger King series in this tell-all interview with co-star John Reinke. Expanded from John's appearance in Full Moon's outrageous new comedy Barbie & Kendra Save the Tiger King (2020), this extensive chat sees the big cat caretaker revealing secrets about his time spent working with the notorious and controversial zookeeper, Joe Exotic.