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An investigative look into the beauty industry.

The magic is drawn one line at a time. ✏️✨ Sketchbook, an Original series featuring artists from Disney Animation

Follows the life of Steven Stayner and his family, diving into the family's 50-year journey to unravel the tale of two brothers, one deemed a villain and the other a hero.

Romance is sweet and bitter - and life riddled with ups and downs - in multiple stories about people who live and work on bustling Jeju Island.

One-Punch Man is a Japanese superhero manga series created by One. It tells the story of Saitama, a superhero who, because he can defeat any opponent with a single punch, grows bored from a lack of challenge.

A woman, who quit being an attorney at her father's law firm to become a mediator, copes after her father's death.

Wellington Paranormal is a spinoff the vampire mockumentary film "What We Do In the Shadows" from award-winning creators Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi. It is the first television series in the franchise, and its lead characters - Officers Minogue and O'Leary - first appeared in the film as a pair of incurious police officers.

From creator, writer, and executive producer Lena Waithe and Hillman Grad Productions, the GLAAD Media Award-nominated series, follows 'Hattie,' a masculine-presenting queer Black woman in her twenties, played by Jonica T. Gibbs ("Good Trouble") and her two straight best friends, 'Marie' played by Christina Elmore ("Insecure") and 'Nia' played by Gabrielle Graham ("Possessor"), as they pursue their dreams and love, while testing the limits of "diversity, equity, and inclusion" in Los Angeles. While they live separate lives, the girls lean on each other for guidance as they navigate their twenties.

The series follows the DiMeo family, each with a unique personality: Maya, a take-charge British mother with a no-holds-barred attitude; her husband Jimmy, who does not seem to care what others think; Dylan, their no-nonsense athletic daughter; Ray, their scholarly middle child who acts as the "voice of reason" in the family; and their oldest son, JJ — a high schooler with cerebral palsy who has a biting wit and sense of humor. Unable to speak himself, JJ communicates by using headgear with a laser pointer to indicate different words, letters, and numbers on a board attached to his wheelchair. In contrast, others read aloud what he "says." The DiMeos move frequently in an attempt to find an excellent educational environment for JJ. They believe they have found an optimal choice when they discover a school that prides itself on being inclusive and where JJ will have an aide to speak for him. Because the school is in an upscale part of town, Jimmy and Maya move the family into the cheapest, most rundown house in an otherwise nice neighborhood. Though they quickly find that not everything is as good as it could be, JJ enjoys having Kenneth, a gentle, well-meaning school groundskeeper with a deep and resonant speaking voice, work as his aide.

The adventures of small town folk. Catch up with Brent and the Dog River gang. Canada's #1 comedy brand is now bigger, bolder, and breaking the laws of physics. Small-town Saskatchewan has never been so - animated.

Follows a relationship between employee and boss, asking how far we will go to get ahead, and to survive.

Starting over isn't easy, especially for John Nolan who, after a life-altering incident, is pursuing his dream of joining the LAPD. As their oldest rookie, he's met with skepticism from those who see him as just a walking midlife crisis.

The series follows John Nolan, a forty-five-year-old newly divorced man from Pennsylvania, former owner of a construction company and father of a son in college, who, after inadvertently helping police officers during a bank robbery, moves to Los Angeles to pursue a new career as a police officer in the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). After graduating from the Police Academy as the oldest rookie on the force, Nolan must navigate the dangerous, unpredictable nature of his job and is determined to make it in his new career despite the challenges.

After a disastrous set-up by their families, two teens strike up a tentative friendship at their summer program — but deeper feelings aren't far behind.

Ellie and Gwen Goode are sisters who inherit a funeral home from their grandfather in a small New Zealand town. As unprepared as they are, they find that, by staring death in the face every day, they are able to confront the realities of their own lives. It turns out that helping families cope with loss can be a heartwarming – and sometimes hilarious – opportunity.