Roy Thinnes, William Woodson. Beings from a dying planet infiltrate society on Earth in hopes of making it their new home-unless one man can convince the world of their existence and stop their dastardly plot before it’s too late. As far as ’60s sci-fi goes, this series is pure gold!
Marshall is based on the incredible true story of future Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and one of the landmark cases of his life. It follows the young lawyer (Chadwick Boseman) to conservative Connecticut to defend a black chauffeur (Sterling K. Brown) charged with sexual assault and attempted murder of his white socialite employer (Kate Hudson). Muzzled by a segregationist court, Marshall partners with a courageous young Jewish lawyer (Josh Gad) and together they mount the defense in an environment of racism and anti-Semitism.
A late-night suicide hotline operator receives a disturbing call from someone claiming to be him, knowing personal details only he would know.
A young pregnant woman named Mia escapes from a country at war by hiding in a maritime container aboard a cargo ship. After a violent storm, Mia gives birth to the child while lost at sea, where she must fight to survive.
A reporter goes down into the NYC subway system to investigate the phenomenon of the subway shark.
Fates align as a moody non-believer meets the woman of his dreams and both of their groups of friends have to deal with the consequences.
Kiki is overjoyed and then overwhelmed when she agrees to cater a big wedding. She turns to Clay for support. Together, Kiki and Clay prove that the best ingredient is love.
Based on the novella by Henry James, The Beast in the Jungle (2019) depicts the enigmatic love story of John Marcher and May Bartram. Their duet around an ominous secret is captured in a style both physical and poetic. Set in a remote countryside mansion, the story stretches over a century, spiralling from the Jamesian late 19th century to the global present.
A father fights for the love of his daughter and grandson, after serving twelve years in prison.
When he’s finally given a chance to go legit by opening a restaurant, Rabbit (series regular Sonny Carl Davis) can’t stop himself from sliding back to his old ways. With EeBee as his Master Chef, weed is definitely on the menu and this high-end joint is the toke of the town.
