TV Episodes
We're Here
Season 1, Episode 1
Bob the Drag Queen, Eureka O'Hara, and Shangela Laquifa Wadley arrive in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to put on a one-night-only drag show featuring locals in need of a little support and empowerment, including: Hunter, a young gay make-up artist yearning for a deeper connection with his father; Darryl, a local college admissions officer hoping to tell a story of race in America while being an effective ally to the LGBTQ community; and Erica, a conservative Christian mother eager to reconnect with her estranged daughter Hailey, who recently came out as bisexual.
Mysteries of the Abandoned
Season 6, Episode 5
A strange bunker near the Kennedy Space Center once served a top-secret military function should doomsday ever come to the Sunshine State; experts use declassified intel to reveal the sinister purpose of this forbidding facility and why it was abandoned.
Spides
Season 1, Episode 8
Young Nora from Berlin wakes up from a coma after taking a new party drug and can no longer remember anything. When investigators Nique Navar and David Leonhart find out that numerous teenagers have disappeared as part of the spread of the party drug "Bliss", Nora begins to investigate. She uncovers an uncanny conspiracy: Aliens use the drug to use the bodies of their victims as hosts.
The Vivienne Takes On Hollywood
Season 1, Episode 3
The Viv goes to meet Hollywood legend, Bruce Vilanch! He’s the diva whisperer who has worked with all the greats in this town – Elizabeth Taylor,Bette Midler, and CHER! Bruce will coach Viv on what it really takes to become a true Hollywood diva.
Celebrity Juice
Season 23, Episode 3
Keith Lemon, Howard Donald and Mel B are joined by comedian Johnny Vegas, Pussycat Dolls Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Roberts, reality star Joey Essex and chart stars-turned-West End actors Kimberley Walsh and Jay McGuiness.
The Young and the Restless
Season 47, Episode 156
Jack gives Phyllis an idea for sabotage and Kyle has regrets about Theo.
Deadly Recall
Season 2, Episode 2
In the middle of the night, Pat is called to the scene of a homicide at The North First Street Truck Stop. Police found the body of the victim just past what the truckers call "Party Row," and quickly identify her by the bracelet with her name on it: Sara Hulbert. Pat and his team comb through surveillance footage, searching for any evidence of the crime. That's when Pat recognizes an unlikely pattern, leading to a race against the clock to apprehend an active killer before he murders again.
Absurd Planet
Season 1, Episode 7
Take to the skies to discover amazing murmurations of starlings and adorably pudgy puffins. Don’t mind the flying snakes, those wingless weirdos.
Most Dangerous Game
Season 1, Episode 15
It’s the final showdown. With the game spiraling out of control, Dodge gives everything he has to bring it all to an end.
Absurd Planet
Season 1, Episode 8
A butterfly that drinks turtle tears is just one of many organisms with unusual appetites and even odder methods of hunting and digesting their food.
Absurd Planet
Season 1, Episode 9
Get ready for a rumble in the jungle. Whether clawing, crashing or headbanging, animal gladiators like to fight if love or status is on the line.
50 States of Fright
Season 1, Episode 14
The officers interrupt an ancient ritual. Vasquez fights to keep her partners alive but evil’s grasp is a hard one to break.
Absurd Planet
Season 1, Episode 10
The parade of curiosities kicks off with a tiny lizard that fits on a fingertip and monkeys with huge noses. Some Hawaiian sand is fish poop — fact.
Absurd Planet
Season 1, Episode 11
Humans share a surprising number of traits with their critter kin, such as using tools, yawning, soaking in saunas and flipping real estate.
Absurd Planet
Season 1, Episode 12
Did you know goats speak in different regional dialects? Incredible facts about everyday animals lead to one conclusion: being different is awesome.
The Secrets She Keeps
Season 1, Episode 1
Heavily pregnant supermarket shelf-stacker Agatha is obsessed with Meghan Shaughnessy's seemingly perfect life. But is there more to her covetous gaze than simply admiration?
