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Christopher Lee hosted this anthology television series originally produced by Film Polski in the tradition of "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" and "Boris Karloff's Thriller". Lee delivers the introduction and conclusion for each half-hour at his imposing and often cheeky best, while the tales themselves - adapted from stories by Poe, Dostoevsky, Ambrose Bierce, Robert Louis Stevenson and Oscar Wilde - are written and/or directed by filmmakers that include Andrzej Zulawski and Academy Award® winner Andrzej Wajda. Dubbed into English and featuring 'additional dialogue' by Jesse Lasky Jr.

When the young mouse, Max's (Neil Patrick Harris') family is killed by exterminators, he is forced to move to his Aunt's home under the White House in Washington, D.C.. There, he finds life more lively than he ever thought possible with his friends, the crusading Berkeley (Jennifer Darling), the roguish Jammet (Charlie Adler), the frazzled and periodically exploding Muggle the Lab Rat (Bobcat Goldthwait), and Moze (Dorian Harewood), the hip cockroach as they go about their lives in the U.S. President's residence.

After leaving her husband, a woman named Delta pursues her dream of being a singer. She goes to Nashville and gets a waitress job while trying to make it, but her incompetence irks her boss.

Ghost Brothers, is a trio of friends exploring the paranormal with a dash of comedy.

A seventeen-part series by A&E channel. History's most famous and infamous ocean stories, including the mutiny aboard HMS Bounty, the 1956 sinking of the passenger ship Andrea Doria and World War II's German U-boats. The series includes dramatic reenactments and interviews with historians.

The quintessential trendsetter, and former Rachel Zoe assistant, is going into business for himself. 'It's a Brad Brad World' follows Goreski as he embarks on his new business venture and tries to maintain his personal life.

A documentary about Major League Baseball player Curt Flood's legal challenge to MLB's restrictive "reserve clause," which for decades had unconstitutionally prevented MLB players from benefiting from free agency.

Malawi is a small African country that has made a big push to protect its wildlife. Leading the effort is American veterinarian Dr. Amanda Salb and her colleagues at the country's only animal rescue center, where injured and abandoned creatures are saved and rehabilitated. This six-part series follows the dedicated team as they care for a variety of patients, including vervet monkeys, bulbuls, baboons, hedgehogs, and many more, often working with limited resources and in dangerous conditions as they prepare the animals to return to the wild.

In this short lived game show, three contestants compete to answer crossword puzzle style clues and gain property on the Monopoly board. In the second round, they would travel the board together and collect rent money by answering more clues. Lasted only 13 weeks.

2point4 Children is a BBC television sitcom that was created and written by Andrew Marshall. It follows the lives of the Porters; a seemingly average family whose world is frequently turned upside-down, due to bad luck and bizarre occurrence. The show was originally broadcast on BBC One from 1991 to 1999, and ran for eight series, concluding with 30 December 1999 special episode, "The Millennium Experience". The September 2000 death from cancer of one of the lead actors, Gary Olsen, who played the father, ended the possibility of any subsequent specials. The show is now repeated regularly in the UK on Gold and Drama, and in Australia on UKTV. The title of the show refers to the once average size of a UK family. There are two children in the Porter family, however Andrew Marshall has indicated that the father, Ben, could be considered almost another child, making up the "point four". The show regularly picked up large audiences of up to 14 million in the early 1990s, with an average of between 6 and 9 million, the final episode was viewed by 9.03 million people.

They're ordinary husband and wife realtors until she undergoes a dramatic change that sends them down a road of death and destruction. In a good way.

An African American washerwoman rises from poverty to build a beauty empire and become the first female self-made millionaire. Based on a true story.

Expanding on the basic concept of the popular "Trading Spaces" home improvement show, this reality series watches while two neighboring families completely redo one room in the other's homes, each with the help of its own interior decorator and the shared services of one carpenter. As with its predecessor, the task must be accomplished in only 2 days using a thousand dollars; instead of two-person homeowner teams, however, this version incorporates the entire family in the makeover process - including the kids. While initially borrowing some of the main show's talent, the "TS: Family" spinoff introduces new faces to its staff of designers and also features its own host and carpenter.

A current cultural magazine that moved in all areas of art and culture in the world.

When a love triangle becomes more than just a one-night stand.

High-end custom furniture-maker Jimmy is trying to raise Wendy, the smart yet manipulative daughter he has with his wife Donna, and Bonnie, the darkness-obsessed daughter he had with his first wife Claire, a tart-tongued cocktail waitress. He's constantly trying to prove to all these women that he does indeed love them, despite his penchant for stupid, hormonally-inspired remarks. This get more complicated when Bonnie says she wants to live with him and Donna. He finally gets a break when Donna gives birth to their son. Jimmy is euphoric over finally having an ally in the house...even if father and son are still physically outnumbered--and, more importantly, psychologically outwitted.

Sheen Estevez, our protagonist, despite a warning from his friend Jimmy Neutron about a button on his ship presses it to see what happens. He finds himself on another planet. No humans... The planet is ruled by "The Emperor". Sheen is pursued by Dorkis, our adorable clueless bad guy, who has intentions of capturing our protagonist. Sheen is accompanied by Nesmith, a talking talking chimpanzee who has also found himself marooned upon this planet.

The Ball family is changing the game on and off the court. Meet LaVar, Tina, and their three sons- all born to go pro. For LaVar, it's all going to plan. But in life, there are some things you just can't prepare for.

Far away, in spectacular countryside, there's a fantastic place called Horseland - a complex of stables, arenas, barns, rolling green pastures, and riding trails through verdant mountain forests. A lot of kids board horses here. We follow the adventures of three girls and one boy, all 11-12 years old. They become best of friends as they learn all about horsemanship: the intricate dance of dressage, the thrills (and spills) of show jumping, and the care and grooming of their animals. We'll also meet two spoiled sisters with attitudes, and an older boy who serves as mentor for them all. But what makes Horseland such a special place is that the horses and stable animals talk... at least, to each other. The animals' rich, exciting lives complement and illuminate the experiences of our human cast - and help make 'tween life a little less confusing.

A handsome man trying to find true love amongst a group of "princes". Who shall provide the happy ending?

Record label executive Tom Farrell has an eye for talent. Akas, his boss doubts his killer-instinct so much that Tom gets fired. So he and a few friends start a minor music label, specializing in a few unknown potential pop/rock-stars, but if they pick right that also means larger labels con offer better deals. Meanwhile, Tom's sister and confident links him to over-sensitive surgeon Mike Freed and a bunch of basketball mates, including closet-guy TV reporter Jake Dunne.

Longtime friends and newly=single ladies Joan and Barri suddenly decide to enroll as first=time college freshmen in their 40s after Joan's husband dies suddenly and Barri walks in on her husband cheating on her.

Adaptation of Gustave Flaubert's novel.