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Every table has a story at a bustling New York cafe. During one particularly busy brunch, the Manhattan hotspot's colorful staff and regulars hover on the edges of a disastrous blind date, a tearful farewell, and a terrible crime.
This light-hearted police drama follows a sheltered deaf woman who is about to start her first real job with the FBI. When she is given the tedious task of analyzing fingerprints, Sue is disappointed but doesn't remain there for long. An FBI agent discovers her ability to read lips and promotes Sue to an elite surveillance team. Suddenly, Sue and her hearing dog, Levi, are "G-Men," involved in a lot more action than they bargained for. This series is loosely based on the real-life deaf FBI agent Sue Thomas.
A man wakes gasping for air in a sealed cylinder, but cannot recall his own name or the name of the woman who freed him from the chamber.
A rebellious teen is sentenced to serve time on his uncle's organic farm, only to learn that there's much more to the farm than meets the eye.
A community lurches from crisis to crisis, as their homeland transforms into a modern frontier. After the Last River follows stories of resistance from an indigenous reserve struggling to be heard.
Best of British Television - Bringing you cutting-edge British comedies, reality shows, documentaries, lifestyle programs, talk shows and exciting content from across the pond. BOB TV boasts an eclectic selection of British programming, updated regularly with new formats and your favorite stars.
Late one night on his way home from work John falls asleep at the wheel and hits a man that is walking in the road. He takes the body home, fully intending to hide the body and cover up the incident when the unthinkable occurs. The man he hit wakes up. And now John must decide how far he is willing to go to protect his secret.
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Oscar Wild has created a utopia in his pizza parlor by financially rewarding his employees for reading dense, philosophical books. So much so, each employee changes their name and takes on the nom de guerre of famous existential literary giants (with characters named Jack Berouac, Ann Rann, Albert Kamoo, and Wendy Wittgenstein).