TV Episodes
A Killer Paradox
Season 1, Episode 3
Nan-gam struggles to find clear answers as he investigates the latest deaths. After connecting with an enigmatic figure, Tang decides to turn himself in.
Alpha Males
Season 2, Episode 1
Pedro returns to the job market. Luis' son is being bullied at school. Raúl plans to make up with Luz, whereas Santi isn't happy with Blanca.
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Season 2, Episode 5
The protagonists mistakenly fall in love, leading to a domino-type situation filled with awkwardness and comic situations. A large inheritance, acquired through a special will condition, sparks a tragico-comic competition among contenders.
A Killer Paradox
Season 1, Episode 5
As Nan-gam notices a clear pattern among the recent murders, he searches for Tang — unaware of another mysterious man who is doing the same.
A Killer Paradox
Season 1, Episode 7
Nan-gam comes face to face with Chon, who recognizes him from the past. As Bin and Tang plan their final escape, Bin receives a menacing phone call.
A Killer Paradox
Season 1, Episode 8
The endgame to the chase leads to a final fight — and it's everyone versus Chon. In the process, Nan-gam finally learns the truth about his father.
A Killer Paradox
Season 1, Episode 2
A mysterious woman approaches Tang, claiming to know his secret and begins to blackmail him. The weight of his actions starts taking a mental toll.
A Killer Paradox
Season 1, Episode 1
Flailing at life, Lee Tang panics after he kills a man after work. Soon, Jang Nan-gam is on the case — discovering a disturbing truth about the victim.
A Killer Paradox
Season 1, Episode 4
Wondering if the same killer is behind all the murders, Nan-gam probes Roh Bin for clues, leading to an unlikely partnership between the two.
A Killer Paradox
Season 1, Episode 6
In his search for Tang, Song Chon confronts Bin — who desperately turns to Nan-gam for help. But Tang agrees to meet with Chon, who has a proposition.
I Literally Just Told You
Season 3, Episode 4
Chaos reigns as Jimmy Carr hosts the one-of-a-kind game show. Can anyone remember which contestants have dogs and who's met Steve McLaren?
Very Important People
Season 1, Episode 5
Vic interviews puppeteer Kepl (Josh Ruben) and actor extraordinaire Dr. Milk.
Young David
Season 1, Episode 4
When David’s quest to write a song lands him far from home, he must find his way back to his sheep.
The UnBelievable with Dan Aykroyd
Season 1, Episode 10
Imagine free falling 30,000 feet without a parachute, or being buried alive and living to tell the tale. Or... what about getting trapped in a tiny room inside a sunken ship on the ocean floor...For three days? These are improbable yet true-life tales of surviving the most extraordinary conditions.
Ancient Aliens
Season 20, Episode 5
Ancient Aliens is counting down ten of the most intriguing--and mysterious--symbols and codes found across the globe that just might contain proof of otherworldly contact. From glyphs in the Peruvian desert, to spiral petroglyphs embedded with advanced math, and a language with an otherworldly origin, could these codes unlock the secrets of our extraterrestrial past?
RuPaul's Drag Race
Season 16, Episode 6
After a flamenco dance with Spanish sensation Charo, the queens must design their own dolls, based on their drag personas. Superstar stylist Law Roach guest judges.
Gardening Australia
Season 35, Episode 2
Hannah stops codling moth; Costa plans to landscape; Millie sees how flowers change lives; Josh discovers an unusual plant parasite; Sophie explores plant lore; and we meet a soldier who has become a social media star.
Real Time with Bill Maher
Season 22, Episode 4
Guests: An interview with Coleman Hughes, host of the "Conversations With Coleman" podcast, contributor to The Free Press, and author of the new book "The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America," available this week. This week's panel discussion includes Bob Costas, CNN contributor and 29-time Emmy®-winning broadcaster; and Caitlin Flanagan, staff writer at The Atlantic and author of the new collection of essays titled "On Thinking for Yourself: Instinct, Education, Dissension."
