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With the help of tour-de-force entertainer Kevin Hart, fast-rising comics get a leg up on the competition by making a critical career leap. "The Next Level" spotlights the funny men and women as they prepare for their first televised half-hour stand-up special. Each episode features a single performer, opening on an interview with Hart before leading into a special from the featured comic.

Hart sits down with guests to dig deep about their goals and aspirations, their journey to stardom and the challenges they've had to overcome.

After the death of her husband, a woman attempts to rebuild her life while surrounded by her sometimes problematic family and friends.

Audrey is determined not to be defined by motherhood. In theory, this seems fairly easy. In practice, her career-focused husband, self-obsessed mother, and fancy-free best friend make it damn-near impossible.

An embarrassing public meltdown in Hollywood prompts Harley Carter, the star of America's No. 1 procedural TV show, to retreat to his small Ontario hometown to reconnect with his roots. Now that he's back, Harley wants to prove that he is more than a pretty face. But residents can't seem to see past his TV character and take him seriously, including his childhood friends Sam and Dave. So Harley taps into his acting experience to become an actual detective, partnering with police veteran Sam and street-smart, coffee truck owner Dave to solve real crimes, including the mystery of Harley's mother's disappearance years ago.

Four misfit campers must band together and conquer their fears in order to save the world during an alien invasion.

One of the United Kingdom's most famous comedy duos, David Mitchell and Robert Webb, return again for this comedy series. The long struggle for control of the family pub between the two foster brothers, Stephen and Andrew continues and rivalries remain just as bitter as ever before. Stephen returns to the John Barleycorn feeling rejuvenated from some time away, only to find that Andrew, struggling under both the pressure and mundanity of landlording, is feeling restricted by his new responsibilities.

Jimmy Kimmel interviews celebrities. JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE combines traditional variety show stunts with major celebrity performances to create its signature brand of late-night entertainment. Creator/host Jimmy Kimmel entertains audiences with his deadpan humor during his stand-up monologues and interviews with celebrities, while noteworthy performances from major musical bands and up-and-coming artists add to the entertainment. Running gags and bits with titles like “Unnecessary Censorship“ and “Touch the Head” are often carried out with the help of computer graphics, YouTube videos, and the show’s in house band. Also adding to the fray are skits that plug products from the show’s sponsors.

Determined to be like the volleyball championship's star player nicknamed "the small giant", Shoyo joins his school's volleyball club.

A tragically separated couple must find each other in another life to break a spell on their town, but the arrival of two tourists threaten their chance.

Life of a female high school rapper, social media star and foster kid who thinks she is the next Cardi B.

When a young man (Daniel played by Rupert Grint) is misdiagnosed with terminal oesophageal cancer, due to his incompetent Doctor, he begins to notice that everyone around him treats him better and he decides not to tell. This leads to more lies and secrets which need to be covered up.