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Tony Wolf, a San Francisco cop, is framed on a drug charge by the criminals he has been pursuing. Thrown off the force, he gets a job as a private detective working for the attorney, Dylan Elliott, who led the fight to have him thrown off the force. Dylan came to believe that Tony had been framed and attempts to help him prove his innocence. Tony lives with his father, Sal, on a boat that always needs repairs, and spends most of his free time with Connie, his girlfriend.

Eat, Grow, Love is a series about stories of sustainable gardening in South Africa. Follow presenter Frances Tophill as she travels the country, visiting community gardens across Johannesburg and Cape Town designed to provide food security and skills development for the populations' poor. Frances will glean facts about the unique history of these gardens and their owners. Whether she is visiting hungry AIDS orphans gardening in plastic bottles and discarded car tires, bearded hipsters growing heritage vegetables on rooftops or clergymen feeding their flocks in the space between the church and its fence, there are lessons in eat, grow, love to be learned and incredible stories to be told. This series is part gardening, part sociology, part cooking and a whole lot of sharing.

Joel Dommett hosts this reality tv/game show hybrid. 12 women try to win the affections of one single man over a series of dates. But only half of them are looking for love, the others are trying to avoid elimination to win the prize money

Craig Charles hosts the daytime game show where contestants grab from a conveyor belt the moneybag with the correct answer to the question written on it - grab the right answer win the value of the bag, get it wrong and lose everything.

A behind-the-scenes exploration of Britain's biggest snack rivalries.

Richard Ayoade hosts the series that sets out to rewrite the panel show rulebook by making its players set the questions.

Black Rhino Creative's latest documentary series and winner of STORYHIVE's 100K Edition, Red Chef Revival, is an intimate 6 x 22 minute food and travel show exploring modern Indigenous cuisine, through the eyes of three chefs; New York Times featured, Cezin Nottaway, Top Chef finalist, Rich Francis and Chopped finalist Shane Chartrand. Using food as their access point, these chefs discover a new path to reconciliation. Red Chef Revival features ingredients you won't find in any cookbooks, like bison heart, beaver tail, moose nose, seal and cougar. More than a cooking show, this is a people's story on a plate.

HBO Asia's first original horror anthology features six hour-long episodes by six directors, each inspired by myths and superstitions from a different Asian country.