TV Shows released in 2011

Children Talk

Children Talk provides young viewers an educational experience by visiting a variety of locations with historical or scientific significance. These visits feature practical demonstrations and information for building important life skills.

Meat...

Simon and Fletch are forced to move home and while Simon adapts to the new challenges, Fletch is struggling to accept the change.

The Crucible

A love letter to the great American TV interview shows of the past, "The Crucible" focuses exclusively on the issues of today but in a 1960's setting. Hosted by the velvety-smooth Beverly ... See full summary »

The Challenger Muaythai

Making It

Danny had it all, living in Los Angeles, working as an adult film producer, then one day, it all fell apart,and Danny had to move back home, to Edmonton to pursue his goals of making mainstream movies.

Stoopid Monkey

RedLipstick LA

Host Meg Schaab dishes and discusses The Good, The Bad, The LA!

Lentokenttä

Blueprints of War

Discover the real Invasion of Normandy from the soldiers that were there. Blueprints of War dissects the largest amphibious invasion in history with rare footage of World War II's most ... See full synopsis »

32eins!

The Chris Tabb Show

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Marisa and Rocco

Follow Rocco a military robot sold to a college girl to use in everyday life. Marisa only wants her robot to act normal while Rocco must adapt to his new life very much outside his core programming and an owner who confuses him. Thankfully he's discovered TV and Video Games.

Gympel.tv

Don't Spit the Water!

Contestants fill their cheeks with water while comedians try to make them laugh so hard, they spit it out! Hosted by international comedy sensations Sasha and The Noob.

Cooking with Passion

Chronicles of Passion

Tragic love stories based on everyday life scenarios.

Children's Med Dallas

Children's Med Dallas is an unprecedented look behind the walls of this extraordinary place and into the world of the doctors, nurses and medical professionals that dedicate their talents, ... See full summary »

8 Days a Week

The world of six 20-somethings who have a hunger and passion to win at life. Based on the critically acclaimed teen book series The Come Up by New York Times best-selling author Lyah Beth LeFlore.

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