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The 1990s: The Deadliest Decade journeys back in time to recount 90s murder investigations through the lens of nostalgia. It's a spell that is quickly broken by shocking murders like an affair that started in an AOL chatrooms to a home-grown terrorism plot.

As patients entering the operating room of Dr. Christopher Duntsch for routine spinal surgeries start leaving permanently maimed or end up dead, two fellow surgeons and a young Assistant District Attorney set out to stop him.

A group of misfit women joins forces to help each other juggle the challenges of work, romance, parenthood - and solving a murder.

Each episode features ordinary people with good intentions who commit scandalous criminal activities and ultimately find redemption. Told by the people who lived through these life-changing misadventures, thrilling stories include cases of international smuggling, million dollar jewelry heists, bank robbery and drug trafficking. When it all comes crashing down, was it worth it?

Light Yagami, an ordinary university student, receives a death note which changes his life. The death note awakens his warped sense of justice and genius.

A woman with the ability to speak to the dead helps detectives solve murder cases.

The series follows a fictional team of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service agents who work out of the Pearl Harbor Field Office which is led by Special Agent Jane Tennant. The team Investigates crimes related to the military and national security.

A series of true crime murder cases with something in common: the killer was someone from work.

Not long after the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles opened in 1924, a guest committed suicide in one of its rooms, beginning a decades-long string of murders, suicides or otherwise unexplained deaths on the property. Is it a mere coincidence or is there an underlying force that ties together the spooky, sinister incidents? That's the question examined in this investigative docuseries, which plays out like a true-crime story with a supernatural bent. It delves into three unexplained events, including perhaps the most compelling -- that of Canadian college student Elisa Lam, who suspiciously drowned in the hotel's water tank in 2013.

Based on the award-winning comic book series by Charles Forsman, "The End of the F***ing World" sees two 17-year-old outsiders, James and Alyssa, embark on a road trip to find Alyssa's estranged father, who left home when she was just a child. James, who's pretty convinced he's a psychopath, has decided it's time to graduate from killing animals to something bigger, and he's already got a target in mind. Alyssa, the embodiment of existential angst, feels like she doesn't fit in at her new school despite being quite popular. Together, they get caught up on a trail of violent events that grow increasingly more ominous as their quest progresses.