TV Shows released in 2011

HUNTER ~Sono Onnatachi, Shoukin Kasegi~

59/100

Health with Ishah Wright

91/100

Ishah Wright went undercover for years, even faked insanity, to find the cure to cancer.

Dream Job

89/100

'Dream Job' follows two ambitious young woman as they embark on their all-consuming jobs: executive assistants to acclaimed producers in the entertainment industry. They soon find out their... See full summary »

Angry Young Stan

69/100

It just isn't Stan's day.

Coxman: The Series

80/100

The San Fernando Valley. The near future. Adult superstar and philanthropist, CJ Coxman, is betrayed up by the government and left for dead. Rebuilt using technology not yet invented, he is... See full summary »

Live Fire

70/100

Pretty Rhythm Aurora Dream

87/100

Prism Stars are performers on the new popular ice show, Prism Show. They are super idols whose techniques, singing and fashion sense are a cut above all others. Aira and Rizumu are two ... See full summary »

Karavaanarit

47/100

Every spring they conquer the highways all over Europe. A reality show that takes you into the secret world of a modern tribe. Expect the unexpected. Amazing adventures. Astonishing rituals. Life on wheels as never seen before.

Double-J

59/100

Prison Diaries

63/100

Capt'n Chuckleberry

79/100

A friendly tale of Capt'n Chuckleberry and his crew: First Mate Kate and Rasco, who go on fantastic adventures to teach people of all ages about God and life.

Geek Therapy

73/100

FMA Weekly

30/100

MMAthletics

83/100

Behind the scenes of the world of MMA, giving you an all-access pass for everything inside and outside the octagon.

Newsline

89/100

How Big Can It Get? Dragonzilla

60/100

Terra Xpress

50/100

Estrenos Críticos

47/100

Mobsters

77/100

Three Mob soldiers from New York are sent to Califronia to establish a foothold for their Family on the west coast. But once they arrive will they be able to contend with the LA lifestyle?

Nita Negrita

74/100

The story revolves around a Filipino/African-American girl named Nita (Barbie Forteza). Her mother is Filipina and her father is African-American. At an early age, she was separated from ... See full summary »