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The Eddie Files features East Harlem teacher, Kay Toliver, and her innovative approach to teaching mathematics. The series follows "Eddie," a fictional student in Miss Toliver's classroom, as he investigates the world of careers by meeting real people in real jobs. Students discover the application of math concepts in the real world.

After her father's mysterious death, a young woman returns to her home in California, where she becomes a symbol, the Queen of Swords, fighting for justice and trying to right the wrongs the colonel has done.

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Animated cop drama satire focusing on a grizzled, short tempered cop and his straight man partner, the former of which is simply a lower male torso.

Famous radio personality Chris "Mad Dog" Russo comes to TV in this weekday series looking at the latest happenings in the world of baseball.

Diane Morgan and Joe Wilkinson re-voice archive footage to give us their twisted comedy spin on British social history and institutions in this series of short films.

Warren Fairbanks is a gay Greenwich Village writer. His sexual orientation isn't suspected initially by the fellow who has responded to his newspaper ad for a new roommate. Though the road is bumpy for them at first, they strive to reach a common understanding.

Anthony Powell's twelve volume novel sequence "A Dance to the Music of Time" has been dramatized for television.

HowStuffWorks is about the stuff that makes the world go 'round. It's truly incredible to see the ingenious lengths people go to in order to extract rubber and iron, corn and wheat, and water and salt from the earth. Equally amazing is the number of different and varied products that can be derived from something so fundamental. Follow the incredible journey of these goods from the ground to your dinner table, car, closet, medicine cabinet and places you may have never imagined.

Adaptation of Alan Hollinghurst's Booker Prize winning novel set in London in 1980s.

The Protectors were Harry Rule, the Contessa di Contini, and Paul Buchet, three freelance troubleshooters who ran an international crimefighting agency. Based in London, Harry was the leader of the group. The Contessa lived in Italy; when she wasn't working with Harry, she ran her own detective agency that specialized in exposing art fraud and recovering stolen art. Paul Buchet worked out of Paris, and was the group's researcher and gadget specialist. Their adventures ranged from simple kidnapping to convoluted cases of international intrigue.

Follows life at Portland Young Offenders Institution in Dorset and Ian Wright's work to transform the lives of 22 serious young offenders.

Margie is an average teenager--in the 1920s, when so many things are changing. She lives with her parents and her brother Cornell, hangs with lively flapper friend Maybelle, and catches admiration from Heywood and Johnny. Adapting to the Jazz Age creates lots of interesting situations.

The last regularly scheduled television series to be broadcast live in the U.S. was hosted by Frank Gallop, and featured dramatizations of ghost stories and other tales of the supernatural, many of which were adapted from stories by famous authors like Conrad Aiken and Edgar Allan Poe.

A girl named Kuronuma Sawako. She is nicknamed Sadako (from "The Ring") because many people see her as strange and often mistake her for a ghost. A boy called Kazehaya-kun becomes her friend and, to her, is "100% refreshness". While Sawako Kuronuma is probably the kindest person on the planet, her long straight black hair, creepy smile and equally creepy aura have earned her the nickname Sadako, like the girl from "The Ring". Everybody at school is convinced she can see ghosts and do other occult things like give people curses for staring too long. Due to this, they are all afraid of her. Everyone except for the friendly and popular Shota Kazehaya-kun. Sawako's whole world begins to open when Kazehaya starts speaking to her. With the help of Kazehaya, Sawako makes two best friends, Ayane Yano and Chizuru Yoshida, who help her with everything from dealing with bullies to figuring out Sawako's feelings for Kazehaya.

Aurora Teagarden, Ro to her friends, is an assistant librarian in Lawrenceton. She is also a member of the Real Murders Discussion Club, which, as its name implies, discusses all aspects of past real-life murders. Among the other consistent members of the Club is her best friend, newspaper reporter Sally Allison, and Lawrenceton Police Detective Arthur Smith, which does not sit well with his wife, Lawrenceton Police Chief Lynn Liggett-Smith. What also does not sit well with the Chief is the Club always inserting itself into murder investigations in Lawrenceton, Ro considered the most knowledgeable of the Club members about all things murder. Ro's involvement in these investigations also does not sit well with her mother, real-estate agent Aida Teagarden, who places her efforts both in trying to dissuade Ro from embarking on what end up being these dangerous endeavors and in finding a good man for her.

The sleepy town of Point Pleasant, New Jersey receives a new citizen after she is rescued from the ocean. Christina Nickson never knew her mother and is estranged from her father, and now finds herself in the residence of an unassuming family who have recently lost a daughter. What they don't know about Christina is something she doesn't know herself: she is the daughter of Satan. Baffled by the way strange things happen when she gets upset, Christina tries to live as normal a life as possible. When she discovers clues to her mother's identity in Point Pleasant she decides to stick around, unknowingly fulfilling a prophecy that the great war between heaven and hell will begin in the town. The war is inexorably on its way, but when it will start and what side Christina will choose when it does remain shrouded in doubt.

A reality show revolving around the family and professional lives of Harry Hamlin and Lisa Rinna.

Imagine, if you will, a book of awesome power. A book that will make your deepest, darkest desires come true… but at a horrifying cost. This is The Book of Pure Evil, and it’s loose in Crowley High. Thankfully, four teenagers stand between The Book and the end of the world as we know it. And they will save our asses – whether they like it or not.