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Kid adventurers Waldo and Wenda work to earn their stripes as junior members of a global travel society facing a mischievous globe-trotter rival.

When a pair of sexy girls, Maria and Mio, come to live with high school student Basara Toujou, his life changes forever. The two girls have a secret that they don't keep for long--Maria is a succubus, and Mio is a future Demon Lord. But Basara has a secret of his own, he's the last descendant from a clan of demon-fighting heroes. To make things even more complicated, the girls force Basara into a master-servant contract, and Basara ends up becoming their master! What happens when you put a succubus, a demoness, and a demon-fighting hero under the same roof. They form a bond that will help them to take on anything.

His industry was medicine, but that was only because he has a loose affiliation with the hospitals - his brother the ER physician and his friend the cardiac radiologist. Both getting older, both fearing retirement, raising kids - somehow the one who grew up wanting to anchor the national news ironically found his voice. It only took a lot of critics online to push him to the brink.

Embark on an extraordinary odyssey with Dr. Guillaume Dulude, a distinguished neuropsychologist, in 'Tribal.' An up close and personal series that offers a panoramic view of the last nomadic tribes, unveiling a vibrant tapestry of cultural richness, resilience, and uncharted marvels. Armed with his profound understanding of the human mind, Guillaume guides viewers through the captivating narratives of these unique communities using his knowledge of human interactions. From the ancient Hadzabe in Tanzania, speaking a rhythmic click language, to the sea-nomadic Moken in Thailand, 'Tribal' transcends boundaries, capturing the poignant clash between centuries-old traditions and the relentless march of modernity encroaching on their territories. Dr. Dulude's journey isn't merely a documentary; it's a scholarly expedition infused with the spirit of exploration and discovery. The series unfolds like chapters in a global epic, immersing audiences in the distinct worlds of nomadic tribes. Witness the falconry traditions of Mongolia's Berkutchis, the body-painting rituals of Ethiopia's Karos, and the nomadic identity etched into the Kyrgyzstan mountains. Delve deep into the fight for survival among Namibia's OvoHimbas, the resilience of Africa's Bakas battling discrimination, and the remarkable underwater skills of Thailand's Moken. Dr. Dulude, armed with his empathy and scientific acumen, guides us through this cinematic celebration of diversity. 'Tribal' isn't just a series; it's an immersive exploration of humanity's most enduring narratives, a tapestry woven with threads of tradition, courage, and the indomitable human spirit.

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Comedian Chris Redd works with a dream team of car experts to breathe new life into worn-out rides with stunning customized makeovers.

A British colonel and his wife decide to remain in India after the departure of the British Raj in the 1940s.

Follow the highs and lows of the townsfolk of Wandin Valley. This drama TV series revolves around the daily happenings of a "small-town" rural Australian hospital and its doctors, nurses, patients, and just about everyone else in the locale. A heartwarming Australian drama series that at times will see you laughing hysterically and at other times crying rivers. Well worth watching.

Kindergarten is 13-part documentary series that focuses on 23 real-life kindergarten students throughout a school year as they experience the ups and downs of their first year in academia. Chronicling an entire year of kindergarten beginning with their first day of school, the school pet (a guinea pig), growing vegetables in a garden outside the school and learning about the diverse environment around them, both in and outside of the school, and most importantly to the emotional bonds they form with their teacher and classmates, and ending with graduation and summer vacation.

Jude Law and Diane Keaton star in this limited series about a young, American pope who takes the Catholic church in a radical direction.

The third television adaptation of the adventures of super sleuth Ellery Queen, this time set during the 1940s. Queen (Jim Hutton) was a mystery writer who assisted his father, Inspector Richard Queen (David Wayne), who was with the New York Police Department, in solving murders. Sergeant Thomas Velie (Tom Reese) was Inspector Queen's assistant and Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman), a rival detective. Queen's methods were arcane and intellectual rather than action oriented, and he always astounded his father by arriving at a correct solution by purely deductive reasoning. In this version, just before he revealed his solution to the crime, Queen always turned to the camera and asked the television audience if they had figured out the identity of the killer yet, they had all the clues, because he was about to reveal the correct killer as we met the entire slew of suspects in one room for the ending.

Dr. Raymer is the mentor and also boss of Dr. McKinley Thompson at York Hospital. The actions centers around the lives of the people who eventually seek help and their situations rather than the treatment prescribed.

Seven teenaged boys in 1870s New Mexico Territory fight off teenaged Comanches and grownup cattle rustlers under the tutelage of ranch foreman Nightlinger and rancher/widow Annie Andersen.

While brash Martin Kazinski was serving a six-year prison sentence for stealing cars, he decided to go straight and study law. Upon his release, he received a law degree, passed the bar, and joined a prestigious law firm headed by wise senior partner Samuel Bennett. "Kaz" was a somewhat abrasive and often hot-headed lawyer, but no one knew more about defending an underdog than he, and Kaz often went way beyond the call of duty to keep his clients out of jail. Katie was a reporter whom Kaz often dated.

"The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley" was a 1988 series, with Ed Grimley being the ultimate nerd, devoted to Count Floyd and playing his triangle. This show features his adventures as well as the typically pathetic shows of Count Floyd.

The precursor to all the daytime talk shows that arose during the 1980's and 90's. Phil Donahue's show started off similar to other shows of its day, featuring celebrities and musical acts, but he soon started pushing the envelope by discussing health and social topics previously considered taboo. Eventually, the popularity of this approach proved to be his downfall, as he was soon competing with host such as Jerry Springer, Sally Jesse Raphael and Geraldo Rivera, who were willing to stoop to new depths in search of sensational topics.

"Bless Me Father" is a 21-episode British sitcom that ran from 1978 to 1981. A gentle and impish look at Catholic life in post-war suburban Britain, the series follows the adventures and misadventures of the practical-minded veteran Irish priest Fr. Father Duddleswell (Arthur Lowe) as he tries to break in his inexperienced and idealistic young curate Father Boyd (Daniel Abineri). The priests' lives at St. Jude's Parish in London are hilariously complicated by an unflappable and tart housekeeper (Gabrielle Daye), a stern and imperious Mother Superior (Sheila Keith), and a flippant worldling neighbor, Billy Buzzle (David Ryall). Plots revolve around crises that make Catholic parish life both charming and frustrating, e.g., fund-raising and parish bazaars, the seal of confession, complications over funerals, etc.

Tabitha Stephens is the daughter of Samantha and Darrin Stephens. Like her mother, she's got natural witchly powers, but now she's all grown up.

Jim Profit works for a multinational company and isn't above using any means necessary to get ahead, which includes bribery, blackmail, intimidation, extortion, and even murder. Everyone at the company, including the president, Charles Gracen, are oblivious to his dark side. As a matter of fact, Gracen thinks of him as a golden boy. But when Joanne Meltzer, the company's security chief, looks into his eyes, she sees something sinister. And when her boss, Jack Walters, is looking into some irregularities at the company, he asks Joanne to investigate, and initially the person she cornered said it was Profit who was behind it. But when Profit learned of this, he convinced this person to change the story she told Joanne. But Joanne knows that Profit is evil and so she tries to get the goods on him. At the same time, Profit tries to find a way to neutralize her and anyone else who might believe her.

In a neo-noir future, Nightclub hostess and classy femme fatale, Raven, presents various stories that involve some of her guests or even herself. Some of the tales are sleazy, some are violent, some are about love and some are about loneliness, some are darkly humorous and some are bittersweet and tragic, some are gritty cyberpunk thrillers and some are more fantastical and lighthearted, but they are all spicy and original.

Chicago, 1930, the time of Prohibition. And it is the great time for organized crime, the so-called Mafia. One of the big bosses is Al Capone. He is the best known but is only one in a dirty game of sex, crime and corruption. People are willing to pay any price to drink alcohol, and sometimes it is their life they have to pay with. Special agent Eliot Ness and his team are trying to defeat the alcohol Mafia, but in this job, you don't have any friends.

A continuation of the movie of the same name where Frances "Baby" Houseman falls in love with camp dance instructor Johnny Castle.

One hundred eleven episodes of this syndicated show were produced between 1956 and 1959, debuting in the US in January 1957. Chuck and P.T. own a helicopter company that is hired to perform all types of jobs. Janet Culver was the original secretary being replaced by Helen Carter in the second season.