A suicidal man from Milwaukee is given a second chance at life in NYC, working as a drag MC while learning the courage from the caring LGBTQ+ community to pursue his dreams, including a relationship with a tap dancing single mom.

In the small city of Nanao, insomniac Ganta Nakami tries to catch a nap in his school's abandoned astronomical observatory. There he stumbles upon a sociable and carefree girl named Isaki Magari who has the same problem. The two form an awkward friendship and reestablish their school's defunct astronomy club.

Belaet is the Nepali name for Britain. This book is a memoir of his travel in the United Kingdom and one of the earliest modern travelogue in Nepali literature. Born and raised in the remote village of Barabote in Ilam, Taranath's arrival in Kathmandu from there was a big deal at that time. The book includes the highs and lows of the author's travel in Britain.

The film follows Maël (Manuel Blanc), traumatized by the suicide of his lover.

Visual artist, Daniel wanders the night in search of inspiration. In the midst of reveries and fantasies, he will cross paths with Manuela, Divine and Candice, three nocturnal angels who will take him on a journey to the end of desire.

Max comes courting a young lady with flowers; she likes him, but the parents send him away. The girl would not disobey her parents, so he leaves the flowers sadly on the doorstep. He goes into the forest and hangs himself. A young man digging for mushrooms finds him and gets a policeman, who comes and looks at the flailing man, then gets a sergeant, who refers the matter to his captain, who looks at the still-flailing man and goes to the village to get the police commissioner. He makes a speech to call villagers to help. Several follow him including a man with a ladder and finally the man is cut down. His sweetheart and her parents arrive on the scene; she throws herself on him to no effect, but a nearby cyclist manages to pump him back to life with his bicycle pump.Alison McMahan, ''Alice Guy Blaché: Lost Visionary of the Cinema'', Bloomsbury Academic, 20 Oct 2003, pp. 79-80.

The play begins as a young female slave arrives in Montreal from Madiere, Portugal. She is purchased by François Poulin de Franchville for his wife, Thérèse de Couagne, who attests she does not want a slave. Thérèse and François name her Marie-Josèphe Angélique after their dead child. François forces Angélique to have sex with him. At the encouragement of Ignace, Angélique is paired with Caesar, another slave, for breeding. She gives birth to several children, though it is unclear if they are Caesar's or François'. Meanwhile, Angélique begins a romantic relationship with Claude, a white indentured servant.

François dies and Thérèse makes plans to sell Angèlique. Angélique, discovering she is about to be sold, plans to run away to America with Claude. While the two are leaving, a fire breaks out. It is never made clear who set it. On their journey to America, Claude abandons Angèlique, who is later apprehended on suspicion of starting the fire. She is tortured into confessing to starting the fire and is subsequently executed.

The Doctor, Dan, and Yaz are transported to Sevastopol during the Crimean War, where they all briefly meet Mary Seacole before Yaz and Dan are transported away through time. The Doctor is unable to enter her TARDIS to track and find them. Remaining in Sevastopol, the Doctor realizes the British opponents during the war are now the Sontarans, with all traces of China and Russia replaced with Sontar. Tricking a scout into granting parley with his general, the Doctor discovers that seconds prior to the Lupari shielding Earth from the Flux in the previous episode, the Sontarans took advantage of the Flux and rewrote human history to feed their species’ hunger for battle.

Yaz materializes in the Temple of Atropos on the planet Time, where she briefly encounters Joseph Williamson before befriending Vinder. They are both recruited as repairers of the temple’s mainframe. Swarm and Azure arrive to take control of the temple and use its power for themselves.

Dan is transported back to Liverpool, where he finds a world overtaken by the Sontarans. Saved from a Sontaran unit by his parents, he learns a three-minute blackout caused by the Lupari shield allowed the Sontaran fleet to land first at the Liverpool docks, where they established a base of operations. Dan sneaks onto one of the Sontaran ships and contacts the Doctor who tasks him with ending the Sontaran offensive in 2021.

Dan is discovered by the Sontarans but is saved by Karvanista. The pair destroy the primary fleet by ramming their captured vessel into the shipyard and evacuating at the last moment, resetting the timeline. Poisoning the supply system of the Sontarans in Crimea, the Doctor cripples their offensive, forcing them to retreat, but the British general Logan bombs their vessels as revenge for massacring his troops. The Doctor regains access to the TARDIS to collect Dan and find Yaz.

The TARDIS malfunctions and forces the Doctor and Dan into the temple, through which all temporal energy must pass. The death of the Mouri gatekeepers and ruin of the temple has resulted in the Flux phenomena, and now seeking to control time for himself, Swarm has imprisoned Yaz and Vinder as replacement bodies for the Mouri. Knowing the power unleashed will kill Yaz, the Doctor begs Swarm not to activate the temple, but he ignores her and takes control.

''Rani Patel in Full Effect'' takes place in 1991 on the Hawaiian island of Moloka’i. The novel follows Rani Patel, a Gujarati Indian teenager whose father has sexually abused her. Rani has kept the abuse a secret and at age 16, struggles with her identity and sexuality. After performing for an underground rap group, she begins to find herself as MC Sutra and becomes the island's first woman rapper. Meanwhile, Rani reveals her secret and begins to heal from her father's abuse.

''Jaya and Rasa'' takes place in Hawaii and follows Jaya Mehta and Rasa Santos, two teenagers who fall in love. Jaya is transgender and comes from a wealthy Gujarati Indian family. To escape the loneliness that comes from bullying and his parents' dysfunctional marriage, he listens to Nirvana. Raya, on the other hand, grew up living in a shack and caring for her younger siblings. Her mother is a prostitute, and Raya takes up the profession, as well, at age 13.

Chapter 1 – A Tight Squeeze

The player receives a package that contains a VHS tape, which shows a commercial for the titular doll Poppy Playtime and tours of the factory before abruptly cutting to spliced-in footage of graffiti of a poppy, and a letter from the missing staff, requesting them to "find the flower". They then enter the abandoned toy factory and, after solving the code to a security door, acquire the GrabPack, which they use to unlock the door to the lobby. After entering the lobby, the player is introduced to Huggy Wuggy, who is on display in the center of the room. While trying to unlock one door in the lobby, the power suddenly cuts, forcing them to restore power in the power room.

After heading back to the lobby, they discover that Huggy has disappeared from his display. The player then restores power to a control panel in order to control an overhead crane and retrieve the right hand of the GrabPack, which they use to unlock a hatch to a conveyor belt that leads to the "Make-a-Friend" section of the factory, where they restore power to the machinery and manufacture a toy. They then place the toy in a scanner and open a door to a hallway which, after the player enters, Huggy suddenly appears from and chases the player through the vents. After reaching a dead-end, the player pulls down a box and breaks part of the conveyor belt, causing Huggy to fall to the bottom of the factory. They then head to the aforementioned graffiti and open a door to a hallway, leading to a room where they find Poppy in a case which the player opens, freeing Poppy.

Chapter 2 – Fly in a Web

After freeing Poppy from her case, the player explores the back halls of the factory, eventually finding the office of Elliot Ludwig, Playtime's founder. After entering the vents in the office, they encounter Poppy, who thanks them for freeing her and offers to help them escape the factory by giving them a code to activate the factory's train. However, she is grabbed and pulled deeper into the factory. As they approach the Game Station where the train is located, the player encounters Mommy Long Legs, who holds Poppy hostage and takes the red hand from the player's GrabPack. She challenges the player to win the three games in the Game Station, and in return will give the player the code for the train, threatening to kill them if they disobey the rules. Making their way through the factory, the player crafts the green hand for the GrabPack and then proceeds through the three games.

The player is able to obtain two parts of the code before escaping during the third game, fleeing into the tunnels beneath the factory. An enraged Mommy accuses them of cheating and pursues them through the tunnels and back up into the factory until she becomes caught in the teeth of an industrial grinder, killing her. A needle-fingered hand rises to take her broken body away. The player finds Poppy trapped in a spider web with the third part of the code. After freeing her, the player boards the train to escape. However, Poppy diverts the train, saying that she could not let the player leave yet due to the events that had occurred inside the factory, claiming that she knows the player can handle whatever comes next. The train runs out of control and derails near a sign pointing to "Playcare".

After being fired from his job, Damián hids in an armoire. The armoire (with Damián inside) arrives to the residence of the family formed by Lucía, Fede and their teen daughter, María. From then on, Damián becomes the family's guardian angel.

The book is about a solar geoengineering project conceived by a Texas oil-industry billionaire named T.R. Schmidt. Schmidt builds a launcher on the Texas-Mexico border to fire sulfur into the air, a form of stratospheric aerosol injection intended to cool the planet by reflecting sunlight into space. This technique replicates the effects of volcanic eruptions that inject sulfates into the atmosphere and produce global cooling, such as the 1991 Mount Pinatubo eruption. Schmidt's plan has uneven effects, helping low-lying areas such as the Netherlands, Venice, and the Maldives, but threatening the Punjab with drought.

The main characters are Frederika Mathilde Louisa Saskia, the Queen of the Netherlands, and granddaughter of Queen Beatrix; Rufus Grant, a part-Comanche exterminator of feral hogs; and Deep "Laks" Singh, a Punjab-Canadian Sikh. Saskia and Grant become entangled in Schmidt's plan, while Singh travels to the Line of Actual Control on the China-India border, where Chinese and Indian volunteers fight each other using non-lethal martial arts. Singh becomes a world-famous hero after several dramatic and well-promoted victories, but is felled by Chinese directed-energy weapons.

Meanwhile, the Chinese government observes Schmidt's geoengineering efforts, and engages in advanced psychological warfare, cyberwarfare, and deadly tsunami bombs to shift European governments towards a pro-geoengineering stance. This also results in Saskia abdicating her throne for her daughter, after which she joins the growing consortium of smaller pro-geoengineering nations as the "Queen of the Netherworld."

In the climax of the book, Singh is sent with a team of drones on a covert mission by India, whose monsoons were delayed by Schmidt's geoengineering campaign, to destroy the Texas launcher. He is thwarted by Rufus, who takes action largely to protect Saskia, who is hiding in the launcher's subterranean shaft.

The book's title refers to the idea that once a solar geoengineering scheme begins, abruptly stopping it would result in rapid warming, called a termination shock.

Some decades ago, a boy was punished in school because he was a left-hander! As he grew up he was in the minority in other situations, and he was punished for it. At last, He decides to raise his inner capacity while being a minority and this is the beginning of his salvation...

A general contractor named Charles Humes is sentenced to death after killing his wife and two daughters with a hammer in Amityville, New York. The day before his execution, Charles meets with Father Benna. Charles confides in Benna that he committed the familicide due to being possessed by demons that he claims reside within lumber that he took from 112 Ocean Avenue, a local house that was haunted until an exorcism was performed on it by Benna's brother, Father Jonas. Jonas died during the exorcism, and his death still haunts Benna. Charles added the tainted wood to his own home, as well as various other properties, which he gives a list of to Benna. One of the houses that Charles worked on is inhabited by Amy Dukane and her abusive alcoholic father, Jeremy. Jeremy is widowed, Amy's mother, Bonnie, having died in a drunk driving accident that was caused by Jeremy.

Amy and Benna both start being terrorized by a demon, which disembowels a burglar before infusing Amy with an amalgamation of lesser demons called Legion. While Amy is out for a walk in the woods, where she and the demon kill a photographer, Jeremy is visited by Benna. Jeremy is skeptical of Benna's claim that his house is haunted, until Amy torments him from afar with visions of Bonnie. Amy murders her boyfriend, Robby, while the house is being blessed by Benna. When Amy returns, she is weakened by the blessing, and tied to her bed by Benna and Jeremy. Amy assumes a hideous visage, plays mind games with Jeremy, and animates dolls that she uses to attack Benna. Benna fends off the toys, and begins performing an exorcism on Amy. Amy breaks free of her restraints, forces Jeremy out of the room, and summons the demon that had implanted her with Legion. The demon taunts Benna, who responds by drawing a cross on it with blood from a wound that he had been given by Amy. The bloody cross banishes the demon and Legion back to Hell, freeing Amy.

Amy and Jeremy reconcile, while Benna heads out to deal with all of the other properties that had 112 Ocean Avenue's cursed wood added to them by Charles.

The film portrays the life of Venezuelan singer Felipe Pirela, "El bolerista de América", from the moment inspiration and the path of music opened in a radio station in Maracaibo, to the conquest of international markets and places.

Kautokeino resident Elle finds fellow villager Sofie's mobile phone by the side of the road. Sofie is later found dead in Nerbygd's caravan park. London-based criminal psychologist Maja follows the case online. After local police chief, Johan arrests a suspect, Maja believes he, being arrested for a more impulsive type crimes, is the wrong man. Maja suspects an organized serial killer is at work. She travels to Nerbygd and starts her own investigation. Initially dismissive of Maja's theories, having eventually extracted a 'confession' from the suspect, Nerbygd police consider the case closed. Maja seeks help from her father Anders, who directs her to archivist Dan. Together they identify several "soft targets" – loner females with little family support – who disappeared in previous years with no substantial investigation. When one such historical victim, Tina, is found dead, Johan's second-in-charge, Erik hesitantly assists Maja. Meanwhile Bardufoss resident Trond is North Security's field operative, installs cameras and alarms across northern Norway, Finland and Sweden. He uses his skills (and installed cameras) to stalk, kidnap and kill victims. Twenty years earlier Maja's brother Petter died in a car accident. At that time, ten-year old Maja had also been molested, but it was explained away as nightmares. She had repressed her memories of that time. When Maja displays increasing confusion over the killer's victims and her childhood traumas she is excluded from the investigations. Elle trails Sofie's work history as a motel maid. Elle follows the trail to Nerbygd but is dismissed by both Johan and a now distraught Maja. While returning home, Elle is kidnapped by Trond and held in an obscured forest hut. Maja is re-instated to help find Elle. Maja determines Trond is the killer and, with Erik and police, attempts to capture him.

In 1924, George Mallory and Andrew Irvine attempted to climb Mount Everest and were never seen again. Seventy years later, Makoto Fukamachi, a young Japanese reporter, encounters a mysterious mountain climber named Habu Joji, in whose hands Fukamachi thinks he sees Mallory's camera, which might reveal if Mallory and his companion really were the first to climb Everest.

Fukamachi tries to find more information on Habu as he revisits his past and the people involved in his life. Gradually as he becomes more involved with Habu, to the extent that he ultimately finds himself joining him on Everest to record Habu's own attempt to reach the peak. After braving the harsh conditions and worsening health conditions, Fukamachi returns to the base without Habu, who carries on with his journey. As Habu summits the peak, it is shown that Fukamachi waits for him for days at the base but he never returns. After days of waiting and still no sign of Habu, he returns from the base but not before Habu´s companion gives him Mallory´s camera that he had been looking for.

In the end, Fukamachi develops the camera film and ultimately understands why Habu or any other mountaineer keeps going back to the mountains. The last scene shows him summiting one of the peaks, just like Habu.

A young woman seeking self-improvement enlists the help of a renowned hypnotherapist. But after a handful of intense sessions, she discovers unexpected and deadly consequences.

Pangaaliyur is a village in Salem district. Everyone in this village is related as cousins (Pangaali) i.e., Cousin brother / Cousin sister. Murugan, the protagonist, is from this village. People in this village are soaked up in jealousy for each other. This trait becomes toxic for the village and the Cousins end up spoiling each other. Most of the time the villagers find their resort in black magic that also the only thing the people of the village are afraid of. Murugan decides to step up and change his village people’s toxic attitude for the better. That is when he hears about an all Black Magic performing village named Singapore in Kolli hills. The people of this village sleep at day and do black magic all night for the people coming from distant villages. There is a tree called "Musical tree" at Singapore which stopped playing its music since a couple committed suicide inside the village. So, Singapore people do not allow outsiders to stay, except for couples who are married and opposed by their families, left nowhere to go. So, Murugan takes his brother in law (Saamy) disguised as female and moves in to Singapore as married couple. His brother in law, being a street play actor, is very much used to playing female roles, thus fitting the bill perfectly. In Singapore, to Murugan’s amusement, he finds different wizards with special abilities like floating in mid air, buried in land, powerful in telekinesis, a wizard dead before a hundred years advising the people of the village only with his voice from sky. After all these wizards, Murugan finally meets Sundhara Valli, who is the most special and powerful wizard of the village. Murugan falls in love at first sight with the Wizard. He thinks about getting married to her and taking her to Pangaaliyur to change his people’s toxic jealousy attitude. While Murugan is trying to impress Valli, a mentally retarded priest wrongly informs Valli that Murugan is actually Lord Murugan disguised as normal human. Also he has come here disguised in order to marry her. Friends of Valli persuade her in believing this, which eventually leads her to fall in love with Murugan. People of Pangaliyur come to know about all this through Saamy. They cannot digest the fact that Murugan is in love with a wizard who is very beautiful, has 20 acres land and 100 pounds of gold jewelery. In order to stop them getting married, the people of Pangaliyur kidnap Murugan and set him up to get married to one of his in-laws. To avoid Murugan from escaping the marriage, they start a ceremonial Goddess Amman festival and tie holy rope on everyone’s hand (A traditional rope, once tied on hand the person with rope should never go out of village until the festival is over). Everyone gets the rope tied but Murugan escapes before his cousins tie the holy rope on his hand. Since everyone in the village is tied with the holy rope, they can never come out of the village until the festival is over or cancelled. Traditionally for a festival to be cancelled a person from the village must die. In order to spoil the plan of Murugan, an elder from the village decides to let his life quoting “If our cousin is getting a better life, I'll give my life to spoil it!” As the old villager dies, everyone in the village is inspired and happy. They start from Pangaliyur to spoil Murugan’s plan with the new found energy. Eventually the musical tree plays its music once Murugan touches Valli and the Singapore people accepts their love. Murugan and Valli return to Pangaliyur and change the village people's toxic attitude.

Barış, who is an architecture student and makes music as a hobby, is a bipolar patient and enjoys enjoying life. When he first saw Füsun, he had a feeling he had never known in his life. Love, which is always tangential, has caught Barış this time. Who is this girl who made him taste love? He wants to reach this girl, whose name he does not even know, but whom he falls in love with, somehow, and he reaches… Finding Füsun, reaching is also complete; Füsun, who has nothing in her mind other than finishing university with a degree and doing a master's in America, also needs to be convinced of love. Barış, who is handsome, smart and sincere, finally achieves this. He makes Füsun fall in love with him and they get married. Everything is like in fairy tales. Until one day the fairy tale breaks down... Barış is a bipolar patient. The illness drives him crazy and he finally commits suicide.

Synopsis: When a Silicon Valley CEO "Alejandro Cardona" decided to go back to Mexico to inherit a powerful Cartel from his father, it created a succession of events told in Surviving The Cartel.

In the countryside of the French Basque Country, the goat farmer Sébastien has financial troubles and unsuccessfully tries to convince his bank to reduce his credit debts. He forms an agricultural cooperative with his colleagues Lucien and Laurent. It initially seems to go well as they receive some political support.

Sébastien is lonely on his farm and in conflict with his father. He meets Juliette, a woman whose car breaks down near his farm, and although initially somewhat hostile, the two form a bond. Juliette is a Catholic but Sébastian is a neopagan; he has an altar with images of gods and shows Juliette places in the area he considers sacred. Despite their differences, they become lovers and start to live together.

Things go bad for the cooperative: Lucien's debts forces him to sell his livestock and he hangs himself, there is tension between the members, and the sales are not good enough. Unable to convince his bank to decrease his debts, Sébastien closes his bank account and gives his remaining money to the cooperative. He decides to go on a long trip along the roads, hoping Juliette will wait for him.

When their young son acquires a vintage doll a family begins experiencing terrifying, unexplainable occurrences.

After dying in a plane crash, Neném, Paula, Guilherme, and Flávia are given a second chance at life by Death under one condition: they have to fix their lives and that one of them will definitively die in one year. Paula (Giovanna Antonelli) is a fashionista businesswoman who owns a cosmetics company, and has a bad relationship with her daughter, Ingrid, because of her introspective way of life. She is at war in business with Carmem, owner of a competitor company, who schemes to destroy her with the help of her lover Marcelo, who seduces Paula to spy on her. Neném (Vladimir Brichta) is a retired soccer player who lives with his mother, his two ex-wives, and the two daughters he had with each wife: Martina, who dreams of becoming a soccer player, and Bianca, who has an illness. Neném decides to gain his career back in order to pay for Bianca's treatment. Guilherme (Mateus Solano) is a successful surgeon who has dedicated his entire life to his job, forgetting about his family. He wants to save his failing marriage to Rose and his turbulent relationship with his son Antonio. Flávia (Valentina Herszage) a pole dancer who decides to change her life. She bonds with Paula, creating a mother-daughter relationship with her, much to the annoyance of Ingrid. She gets into complicated romances with Guilherme and Gabriel, Carmem's son, besides Murilo being attracted to her, causing the envy of Vanda and Ingrid, who are both in love with him.

Manuel—a stage director—invites Sara—a renowned choreographer—to help him with a new musical. They cast Inés—a young dancer—to star in the musical act.

At the funeral service for Mr. Kuki, Kuki's twenty-year-old disciple Henri Kono meets widow Mrs. Saiki, with whom Kuki had a passionate love affair. Some time later, Mrs. Saiki invites Henri to her home and introduces him to her daughter Kinuko. Mrs. Saiki tells him that Kinuko discovered a book on the paintings of Raphael in a used book store, which had been in Kuki's possession. Henri admits that he had once received it as a gift from his mentor, but had to sell it due to his tight financial situation. Mrs. Saiki sends him money to buy the book back, and during his following visits, Henri and Kinuko begin to develop an affection for each other. Yet, they are not only unable to communicate their feelings, Henri doesn't even recognise that Kinuko is the reason for his emotional confusion, and seeks distraction in an affair with a revue dancer. Kinuko learns of Henri's affair, but sublimates her jealousy.

One day Henri shows up at the Saikis' home to announce that he will leave town for a while. Kinuko falls ill afterwards and realises that she is in love with him. At his new home in a small town by a lake, Henri realises that Kiku's shadow still haunts him. He sends a postcard to the Saikis, which not only reveals to Mrs. Saiki how much Henri is obsessed with his dead mentor, but also awakens in her the sensation that she has fallen in love with Henri like her daughter has. Kinuko, who had felt estranged from her mother, starts feeling closer to her again.

The Grey Knights are a secret order of the Imperium of Man. They are a chapter of Adeptus Astartes (Space Marines) composed of psychics created by the Emperor of Mankind and Malcador the Sigilite for the purpose of combating the daemonic forces of chaos.

In the game's prologue, Captain Agravain of the Grey Knight Strike Force, Xiphos, battles on the fallen planet of Gaheris against a Khornate warhost, led by the Bloodthirster, Ere'khul. Agravain manages to banish Ere'khul, but he and most of his squad die in the process. Ectar, a Grey Knight Purifier aboard the strike cruiser, the ''Baleful Edict'' as part of punishment detail for reckless actions in a previous mission appoints one of the survivors of the campaign as the strike force's new commander. Ectar and the Adeptus Mechanicus Dominus, Lunete, travel to their home base of Titan (one of Saturn's moons) for debriefing and repairs when they are intercepted by Inquisitor Vakir of the Ordo Malleus. Coming aboard their ship, the inquisitor requests their service to aid in her investigation of a sector-wide plague known as ''"The Bloom"''.

Their investigations lead them to an Aeldari Craftworld that has long been lost to the corrupting influence of Nurgle, the Chaos God of Disease and Decay. Vakir accompanies the squad of Grey Knight's to the Craftworld's infinity circuit chamber, and a dormant Avatar of Khaine explains to her that The Bloom is being spread by five Champions of Nurgle known as the ''"Reapers"''. The Reapers intend to spread the Bloom until the entire sector is infected, and thus allowing a being known as the ''"Morbus"'' to be summoned. As Vakir tries to obtain a sample of a bloom seed, she and the squad are attacked by Death Guard traitor astartes, led by a Daemon-Prince of Nurgle called Kadex Ilkarion (said Daemon-Prince had once been encountered by Vakir and was successfully banished many years ago).

During the battle, the Supreme Grandmaster of the Grey Knights, Kaldor Draigo, appears and manages to fend off the Death Guard whilst Vakir and the squad escape to their ship. Vakir proposes to hunt down the five reapers and trap their essences in a book known as the Liber Toxicus and save the sector. After dealing with three of the five reapers, Kadex Ilkarion attacks their ship and manages to destroy the Liber Toxicus before being captured. Vakir scries Kadex's mind for a way to locate the remaining Reapers and stop the bloom, but discovers to her horror that defeating the Reapers is not enough. The Bloom's roots are connected to the Garden of Nurgle, located within the Realm of Chaos itself. Kadex gloats that the bloom cannot be stopped, but when he mentions Kaldor Draigo, Vakir believes that Draigo and his sword, forged by the Emperor himself, can destroy the roots and finally put an end to the Bloom.

Kaldor Draigo has been cursed to wander the Realm of Chaos for centuries, and can only return to real-space for a short period of time before returning to the Warp. The Baleful Edict travels to a planet with a high level of warp energies, and Vakir manages to summon Draigo to inform him of their plans. As Draigo heads to the Garden of Nurgle, Vakir once again enters Kadex's mind and discovers that Kadex had tricked them into luring Draigo into a trap. Kadex's master, the Daemon-Primarch of the Death Guard, Mortarion, intends to ambush Draigo and take his vengeance upon him for the events that happened on the planet of Kornovin (where Draigo had carved the name of his slain master on Mortarion's heart before banishing him back to the Warp). It is revealed Mortarion is the Morbus, and he intends to use the sector as a base to launch an assault on the Grey Knights.

Enraged by this deception, Ectar almost slays Vakir before he is stopped by Lunete. Vakir claims that they can still save Draigo from Mortarion's trap by going to the Garden of Nurgle itself. Vakir proposes to infuse Kadex with a psyhic beacon before slaying the Daemon-Prince, and following his returning spirit to the Garden. Before Vakir finishes her spell, she reveals that she has sacrificed her soul to Kadex so that she can act as the beacon. Once the spell is finished, Kadex's soul returns to his master, with the Grey Knights following suit.

The Grey Knights follow Kadex's soul to the Garden and manage to reinforce Draigo. As the Grey Knights battle Mortarion and his minions, Draigo cuts all five of the Bloom's roots. Once the final root has been severed, Mortarion flees. The Baleful Edict returns to real-space whilst the Grey Knights who fought Mortarion remain in the warp to accompany their Supreme Grandmaster. Ectar and Lunete return to Titan, where Ectar, impressed by Vakir's loyalty and bravery, recommends she has a memorial made for her.

After the End-Credits, a skull that contains Kadex's soul is shown. Kadex has managed to capture Vakir's soul, and declares that he will use her to further his future plans.

Playing with Don Quixote tropes, the plot follows the story of Ramón, a teen from Madrid obsessed with sword and sorcery fiction. Ramón creates an alternative self as the warrior Beldar, who partners with warrior princess Sonya.

Forty years into the future, the COVID-19 pandemic is waning. Stan Marsh has moved away from South Park, Colorado. He is employed as an online whiskey consultant and lives with a sentient, nagging Amazon Alexa. Stan receives a call from Kyle Broflovski, now the guidance counselor at South Park Elementary, who informs him that Kenny McCormick has died.

Kenny, who worked as a scientist, had been researching the origins of COVID-19 and the possibility of a cure, and revealed that in the event of his death, his closest friends would know where to find his missing data by retracing their steps. Stan returns to South Park to pay his respects to Kenny; he is reluctant to reconnect with Kyle and rebuffs his suggestion that they search for Kenny's missing data. They attend Kenny's wake and reunite with several of their former classmates. Eric Cartman has converted to Judaism, become a rabbi, and is raising a family, to Kyle's skeptical annoyance. Also in attendance are Tweek Tweak and his partner Craig Tucker; Wendy Testaburger and her husband, Darwin; Jimmy Valmer, who has become a late-night talk show host; Token Black, now a law enforcement officer; and Clyde Donovan. Stan leaves the wake early and watches a report on Kenny, where he notices "Tegridy Weed" in Kenny's notes.

At Kenny's funeral, a furious Stan believes that Kyle set him up to coerce him to visit his father, Randy. As Stan departs, a scientist confirms Kenny's cause of death to be a new COVID-19 variant, causing widespread panic. Military forces quarantine South Park as Stan attempts to leave, forcing him to take shelter at South Park Elementary. With the shelter at full capacity, a reluctant Kyle allows Cartman and his family to stay with him.

Stan eventually relents and visits Randy. Following the pandemic, Randy's wife, Sharon, filed for divorce; however, Randy refused to relinquish his stake in Tegridy Farms, resulting in constant arguing. Frustrated, Stan burned down the farm, unaware that his sister, Shelly, was inside the barn. Distraught over Shelly's death, Sharon committed suicide, and Stan and Randy became estranged from each other. They escape the nursing home to what is left of Tegridy Farms, where Randy admits his responsibility for the pandemic. Randy reveals that he had smuggled marijuana seeds in his rectum, prompting Stan to realize that Kenny did the same with his data.

In Stan and Kyle's absence, Token, Craig, Tweek, Wendy, Jimmy, and Clyde try searching for Kenny's data themselves. They attempt to contact Victor Chouce, Kenny's only surviving associate, but find that he is institutionalized. Clyde refuses to be vaccinated, preventing the group from visiting the asylum. They discover Kenny's secret laboratory in the school and learn that he was attempting to perfect time travel to prevent the pandemic from happening.

Stan, Kyle, and Cartman visit the morgue and retrieve Kenny's flash drive from his rectum. They reunite with their friends at the school and discover on the drive a video of Kenny's time travel experiment, in which his colleague reveals that he faulted Stan, Kyle, and Cartman for letting the pandemic drive them apart, indirectly causing the dystopian future. Because Kenny was not wearing a mask, a malfunction occurs which kills all the scientists. Kenny briefly disappears, returning after having contracted COVID-19 in the process. Reflecting on their childhood, Stan and Kyle vow to finish Kenny's work. Cartman also volunteers at first, out of fear for his family. However, he flees with them, not wanting the future to be changed. Meanwhile, Randy finds a small sprout of marijuana and vows to protect it. At the asylum, it is revealed that "Chouce" is a mispronunciation of "Chaos", suggesting him to be Butters Stotch.

''Eternal Return'' is set in the Lumia Island universe, taking place on a secluded island with various areas. A scientific organization known as AGLAIA is hosting an experiment with human test subjects as an experiment to further evolution and create an elite species of humans. After each experiment, the test subjects have their memory wiped.

Olivia begins to experience pain and fatigue, and eventually collapses after church. Numbness in her legs turns to paralysis, and she is diagnosed with polio. However, she refuses to believe that she will never walk again.

Jason is inspired by Grandma as she does her housework. He composes a song he calls "The Ironing Board Blues" which he performs in an amateur talent contest. He wins the contest and a new guitar. The family watches him perform. Back at home, they reenact the contest for Olivia and Erin.

When John-Boy checks in to apply at the University of Virginia, he finds out there is a doctor who specializes in the treatment of polio. John-Boy seeks the doctor out and he tells John-Boy of a new experimental treatment. John-Boy and Grandma encourage Olivia to try the exercises against the advice of the doctor, who suggests that the experimental treatment could leave her worse off. At first, she has hope of recovery by Easter, but then she becomes discouraged and resigns herself to life in a wheelchair. However, shortly before Easter, she dreams that Elizabeth calls out for help, and she gets up out of bed without effort.

Olivia attends the Easter sunrise service on the mountain with her family, celebrating the apparent miracle.

Two writers for a New York magazine, Jenna Hudson and Kevin Jenner, are given the task of writing an article on a resort in Aspen, Colorado, with the author of the piece that attracts the most clicks being given a promotion. Polar opposites, they make awkward travel companions. A snow storm forces their flight to be diverted to the small town of Santa Claus, Indiana. With no way to get to Aspen and no place to stay, they are taken up by Chris and Carol Winter, a local couple who enjoy portraying Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus during the holidays. The pair run a small bed and breakfast, the Winter Inn. Very old and quaint, the inn may not be around the following spring. The Winters say they have no deed to prove the inn's historical nature. Initially frustrated by being stuck in Indiana, Jenna and Kevin set upon the idea of writing about the inn where they are staying.

The two spend time together – including visiting Kevin's family, who happen to live an hour's drive away – and begin to warm to each other. Jenna researches an article on the inn's history: she discovers that a deed proving the inn's historicity exists, but is missing. In her search for the deed, she finds an old photo which makes her think that Chris could be Santa Claus.

On Christmas Eve, Kevin is preparing to tell Jenna that he loves her, when Jenna's ex-boyfriend Andrew arrives, and takes her to a hotel so they can fly out the next morning. This leaves Jenna unable to finish her article, but the next morning at the airport she discovers that Kevin has found the missing deed and written an article in both their names. As the flight is about to leave, Jenna realizes that Andrew is not right for her, and instead she goes to Kevin's family's house for Christmas, and the two declare their love for one another.

The edited version of the film ends with Jenna going back to join Kevin at his family home, but there is also a director's cut that carries the story forward one year to show Kevin and Jenna being married at the Winter Inn, with Chris Winter officiating.

Two sisters, Serretta and LouAnne Burr, are lunch ladies working in a high school called Melvin High. Both are unsatisfied with their job and cook terrible food. Both sisters are fans of the actor Johnny Depp and are hired by him to be his personal chefs after winning a cooking contest. The principal threatens to fire both women if they do not get better at cooking, much to the aggravation of Serretta. Serretta's Johnny Depp t-shirt gets ruined by potatoes after she kicks a container. Furious, Serretta goes to the lady's room to clean off her shirt. After a cheerleader named Alexsis insults Seretta, Serretta suffocates her to death with a plunger. Fearing jail, Seretta and LouAnne decide to bake the flesh of the corpse into meat pies, taking inspirtation from the Tim Burton film ''Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street''. They then give the meat pies to the students and staff who eat them, unknowingly committing cannibalism. The film ends with selfies and videos of Serretta and LouAnne in Hollywood, California.

A new radar antenna codenamed R.A. 19 X is to be installed in a small garrison town on the Norwegian coast. The antenna is guarded by a group of soldiers. Three of them signed up for this task so they can play dance music at the Victoria Hotel when they are on leave. They are attracted to the colonel's daughter Maja, who is employed in the hotel's kitchen, but who has learned to handle joking men in uniform. Some hotel guests seem to be keeping a close eye on everything. A certain John Miller is in contact with the suspicious Bredesen, who has connections with people that show up in places where they have no business being. Dramatic, joking, and romantic scenes are played out on the rocks close to the military area.

Following the end of his marriage, documentary filmmaker Dean moves into an Airbnb and discovers Marcel, a one-inch-tall talking shell living in the home with his grandmother, Nanna Connie, and Alan, his pet ball of lint. Inspired by Marcel's whimsicality, resourcefulness, and fascination with the world, Dean begins filming Marcel's daily activities, most of which consist of gathering resources from the backyard in order to support himself and Connie, who tends to her garden and is beginning to show signs of dementia. Marcel and Connie bond over their mutual love of ''60 Minutes'' and Lesley Stahl. Dean uploads his first video about Marcel to YouTube, where it quickly becomes a cultural phenomenon. Marcel is both flattered and overwhelmed with his newfound popularity, lamenting that his family is not around to celebrate it with him.

Marcel explains to Dean that there used to be an entire community of shells on the property, including Marcel's mother, father, brother, and aunt. The shells would take shelter in a sock drawer when the house's previous owners, Mark and Larissa, started knocking objects over while fighting. After one fight, Mark accidentally packs the shells into his suitcase while moving out, leaving Marcel and Connie as the only ones left on the property. Dean helps Marcel produce a livestream on the internet asking for help in locating his family. The livestream gains a substantial amount of viewers, but after Marcel shares his location with viewers, the house becomes a popular area for influencers. Marcel becomes dismayed after realizing most of the people who saw his videos are fans, desperate to be associated with him but largely uninterested in helping him.

The constant attention to the house quickly begins to bother Marcel, who is worried about Connie's deteriorating health. Marcel convinces Dean to drive him around Los Angeles in search of Mark's car, but is overwhelmed to discover how large and vast the world outside his house really is. Realizing that the world is too big to likely discover the car on his own, a discouraged Marcel returns home to find Connie has fallen off the top of a washing machine and cracked her shell. Marcel tends to her wounds and grows more protective of Connie.

''60 Minutes'' reaches out to Marcel in the hopes of doing a cover story. Despite Dean's encouragement, Marcel is reluctant to accept the offer, concerned with what the large production crew and more attention to the house would do to Connie's health. Marcel tells Dean he will not accept the interview until Connie is fully recovered. Dean confides this information to a fast-deteriorating Connie. Wanting Marcel to live a meaningful life of his own, Connie pretends to show signs of improvement around Marcel while encouraging him to accept the interview. Despite strong reservations, Marcel eventually agrees to the interview, believing it may help him find his family.

Connie's health continues to worsen as the day of the interview approaches. Connie and Marcel watch as the ''60 Minutes'' crew sets up in the living room and are starstruck upon seeing Lesley Stahl in person. Marcel and Dean both participate in the interview. Upon its completion, Marcel and Dean struggle to find Connie before realizing she died while their segment was being filmed. Marcel buries Connie in her garden and grieves her. Dean signs a lease for a new apartment.

''60 Minutes'' calls Dean requesting additional filming after making new discoveries regarding the whereabouts of Larissa. The segment airs, showing that they were able to locate Larissa in Guatemala. Larissa then brings the ''60 Minutes'' crew to Mark's house, where she and Mark get into an argument. Marcel urges Dean and the crew to check in Mark's sock drawer, where the entire shell community is discovered. They reunite in the Airbnb with Marcel, who is able to give Connie a proper funeral. Dean moves into his new apartment and begins dating again. Reunited with his family, Marcel confides to Dean that he often finds himself going to the Laundry Room window alone, and feeling the wind blow through his shell. Marcel shows Dean the sound it produces, remarking on its beauty as he stares out the window.

Part 1

The Rich Texan is attempting to escape from a ruthless debt collector named Kostas Becker and his henchmen Seamus and Collette, but is captured and murdered for not paying his debt.

Later, Ned Flanders is picking up trash in the park when he encounters Homer doing the same. He stumbles and falls down a hill and finds a bag containing over $173,296 in cash, which he donates to a local orphanage in the name of his grandfather, Sheriff Ned Flanders. Kostas finds out that Ned is the grandson of Sheriff Flanders, who he killed because of a debt.

Kostas finds Ned at church and tells him that he will retrieve the money one way or another. Ned takes Barb, the director of the orphanage, on a date to a festival, and they return to her home to make out, but Ned realizes she is Sideshow Mel's wife and Ned leaves in disgust.

Homer is captured by Seamus and Collette after they mistake him for Ned. Kostas tells them they have captured the wrong man, and calls Ned and threatens to kill Homer if Ned calls the police. Marge goes to Ned's house to see if he knows where Homer is, but Ned lies and tells her that Homer left for Shelbyville.

Marge looks for Homer around Springfield and ends up at Lard Lad's donut shop while Kostas is eating breakfast there. Fat Tony and his minions Johnny Tightlips, Legs and Louie confront him after Seamus and Collette attacked Comic Book Guy and demands that he leave Springfield, but Kostas single-handedly kills them, which also results in the deaths of Disco Stu and Mr. Burns. Kostas spares Marge and leaves, but drops Homer's work ID on his way out, and Marge realizes Homer has been kidnapped by Kostas.

Homer is left by Kostas to be tortured, while Ned goes to church and hopes that God can forgive him of sinning with Barb.

Part 2

After the Lard Lad massacre, the Springfield police search for Kostas while Marge searches for Homer. Meanwhile, Ned worries that the debt collectors will kill Homer if they don't get their money. This makes Ned wonder where the money came from and how it got into the tree.

In a flashback, it's revealed that Sheriff Flanders was actually corrupt and took bribes from the Capital City mafia, went to nightclubs, and even used various drugs. One night while the mafia is negotiating with the Szyslak brothers over money Kostas (who was the collector back then) took, the two groups engage in a gunfight that kills all but one. Sheriff Flanders shoots the last man and takes the money and hides it in a tree. Kostas arrives and demands the money from Sheriff Flanders, but he accidentally kills him when Sheriff Flanders slides right into his knife. The police arrive and accidentally crash a car into the tree, knocking it down the hill.

Back in the present, Homer discovers that Seamus and Collette are married and celebrating their tenth anniversary. After Homer tricks them into a fight, a pot on the stove catches fire and spreads, causing the ceiling under the bathroom to collapse and a bathtub crushes Seamus and Collette. Marge saves Homer from the burning house, while Ned, still believing that Homer is being held hostage, breaks into Barb's orphanage to steal the money, only to find the key to the safe is on Barb's neck, and he seduces her to get it. Ned drives away with the money and passes by an escaped Homer, which causes Ned to crash his car which catches on fire. Homer goes to save Ned, but after seeing the money attempts to save it first, and inadvertently pulls Ned out of the car with it. The townsfolk hail Homer as a hero, while Ned is forced to run away from both the law and Kostas. Marge, knowing Homer's true intentions, is ashamed of him.

Three years pass and Homer now owns a car repair shop with Marge, who is still ashamed of him. Bart is a well-behaved Boy Scout, and Lisa now has several friends. After receiving a blank postcard from Wyoming, Homer travels there to visit Ned, who is hiding out in a cabin in the woods, to deliver him supplies. Marge secretly follows Homer, and finally sees him as a decent man when she sees him helping Ned. Unfortunately, Kostas followed her and ambushes them. They escape from the cabin, and Ned fights Kostas on a frozen lake where Kostas reveals to Ned his grandfather's dark secrets, causing an enraged Ned to attack Kostas. Ned throws his debt book onto the frozen lake, and Kostas goes to retrieve it, which causes the ice to break, and he falls in and drowns. After returning home to Springfield, Homer tells the townsfolk the entire story and Ned's reputation is restored while Homer and Marge finally reconcile.

The series starts when Ilgaz (Kaan Urgancıoğlu), a respected public prosecutor, and Ceylin (Pınar Deniz), a young aspiring lawyer, cross paths due to a murder case, and are forced to work together in order to uncover the real culprit behind the event that caused an irreversible change in both of their lives.

The film's official description reads: "In the draggiest Christmas movie ever made, a workaholic big-city fashion journalist is sent to a Christmas-obsessed small town to dig up a story when she finds herself in the middle of cut-throat housewives, a high-stakes “Winter Ball” competition, and a sinister plot that could destroy Christmas fore-evah!"

The famous biologist and explorer, Baltazar Gąbka, travels to the Raincoat Land (Polish: ''Kraina Deszczowców''), in order to study the flying frogs. As he does not return to his country after a long time, Duke Krakus orders to organize the rescue expedition to find him, and bring him back. The expedition was joined by Wawel Dragon and Bartolini Bartłomiej of Zielona Pietruszka coat of arms, who was the royal chef. They travel from the city of Kraków to the Raincoat Land in their amphibious vehicle. The main characters are followed by Don Pedro de Pommidore, the spy from the Raincoat Land.

Set in 1952 in a small town in the East Riding of Yorkshire near an abandoned RAF airbase, it concerns a newly-wed doctor's wife, Isabel Carey. They live cold, cramped rooms below their sinister landlady whose footsteps above them pace constantly. Isabel finds a greatcoat in a cupboard and finds comfort in it, as her husband is often out on call looking after ill patients. Then a young RAF pilot Alec, taps on her window, Isabel seems to know him and they begin an affair, moving between reality and the nearby WW2 airfield. Alec pilots a Lancaster bomber called K-Katie, then Isabel falls pregnant...

For her sixteenth birthday, Mila receives a very special present. Mila can now travel back and forth between different parallel universes to look for her mother, Elis. But Mila soon discovers that her mother's disappearance is just the beginning of the story and her journey. Since Elis found out that several universes actually exist in parallel, she has been hunted by a mysterious group called "Os Operadores". Mila has to adjust to this new and extremely dangerous situation and receives support from her friends Juliana, Vinícius and Pierre. Together with them Mila travels the huge multiverse in search of her mother Elis. An unbelievable adventure full of surprises and dangers awaits the friends.

It is set in 1982. A police officer from Madrid moves to the coast. He gets involved in an investigation that takes him to a community of nazis enjoying their retirement in the Costa Blanca.

''Lizard'' tells the story of Juwon, an 8 year old girl who gets kicked out of Sunday school for having the extraordinary ability for sensing danger. She gets involved in criminal activities following this.

A worker from child protective services finds a baby alive in the trailer home of its dead and intoxicated mother. Fast forward, Sybil Warren is a warden in a psychiatric hospital. Every day she meets with her therapist, Dr. Deluce, to whom she describes the living hell that her life has been. On one of such days, Sybil tells her that she is possessed by a demon who gifted her psychic powers, but who in return for it, kidnapped her and cut her unborn baby out of her uterus. As a psychiatrist, Dr. Deluce tries to come up with a rational explanation for the tale that Sybil told her. One of such explanations that Dr. Deluce proposed was that her ex-boyfriend, David, following her being pregnant, invites her to meet his parents. A discussion over a dinner table about their grandchild-to-be provokes an argument, which Sybil barely escapes. Despite being diagnosed as schizophrenic, Sybil is being released from the hospital, and following it, tracks down her ex-boyfriend and seeks revenge.

After receiving a new letter from Luca about how life at school in Genoa is, Alberto writes back about how he has become a good "employee" to Massimo and has been helping him with fish deliveries. Despite his enthusiasm, Massimo barely talks to him personally except to warn him against being in their fishing boat without his supervision. It quickly becomes apparent that Alberto is seeking approval from Massimo, but is concerned about being "fired" for some of his mistakes.

Alberto tries to deliver caught fish efficiently, but keeps tossing them to the wrong people.

He tries to cook lunch for Massimo, but makes a mess of the whole kitchen. While Massimo tries to converse with a customer, Alberto tries to lift a whole barrel of fish, only to be pressured by the weight. Massimo rushes to save him, but ends up falling into the water with the barrel, losing their day's catch.

Alberto sneaks out at night to catch more fish, but is followed by Machiavelli to the boat. After getting frightened by him, he drops his lantern and realizes that he accidentally set the boat on fire. They escape just as Massimo comes out to see the damage. He does not utter a word.

Upset by his inability to impress Massimo, Alberto packs up his things to leave, but Massimo rushes out to stop him, admitting that it was a mistake. As Alberto tells him to leave him alone, he accidentally calls him "dad", which shocks both of them. Massimo reveals that he once made his father so angry that he punched through a brick wall, but that they made up by patching it up together.

The next day, Massimo and Alberto, now communicating a lot better, work on fixing the boat as they finally share stories with each other.

Set in 1937, with the backdrop of the Spanish Civil War, a young Republican officer becomes infatuated with a mysterious widow.

The main characters of the film are professional athletes Alikhan and Sadri participating in competitions ММА, and collectors work in their free time. When unpleasant details about their illegal activities emerge, they leave the country and flee to Turkey, prosecuted by law enforcement sp. At the same time, they illegally cross the Syrian-Turkish border and they end up in Syria, where they are met by compatriots and citizens from countries (CIS) that are part of the terrorist group ISIS.

At first sympathetic to extremist ideology, the protagonists soon become disillusioned with it and attempt to return to normal life - but there is no turning back. In the next bloody battle, they die, never being able to get out of the terrorist cell.

Frig is divided into three parts (Love, Shit and Sperm) and is presented as an experimental fiction beginning at the end of a romantic relationship. The film is the third and final part of the trilogy by Antony Hickling , consisting of Little Gay Boy, Where Horses Go To Die and concluding with Frig. The film was inspired by 120 days of Sodom by Marquis de Sade.

Two orphaned sisters, Rabeya (Bonna Mirza) and Rokeya (Jyotika Jyoti), live with their uncle, Emdad Kazi (Aly Zaker), who is a conservative Muslim League leader supporting the Pakistan Army, in the village of Ibrahimpur located by the Rupsa River in the Ganges Delta, where a Pakistani army captain stationed a military base. Emdad wants one of his nieces, Rabeya, to be married to his son, Tariqul. Kazi's nephew, Khaled, joins the Mukti Bahini to fight for Bangladesh's independence, but was shot dead by the Pakistan Army during a battle, and was let alone unburied by the river, and no one was allowed to be near the corpse. The Pakistan Army warned to not bury any guerrilla fighter, branded as an 'Indian agent' or 'traitor', and anyone doing so will be executed. Rabeya attempted to bury her brother, but while doing so, she runs away from the spot after almost being noticed by the razakars. Later, she tries to bury her brother again, but was caught and later spared. Rabeya was later taken to her uncle, who told her that burying someone is not a duty of a woman. One night, she goes alone and attempts to continue burying her brother, but was caught by the Pakistan Army and was shot dead. The Bengali guerrilla fighters declare Rabeya as a martyr, and inspire the poor peasants to stand against the army for an independent Bangladesh.

A single mother working as a janitor is diagnosed with a brain tumor and fears for the future of her six-year-old daughter.

Jina is the top employee at a call centre operating on behalf of a bank's credit card division and holds a tight workplace relationship with her boss – but despite her confident character, her mental health has been taking a toll, leading her to struggle interacting with others: besides her father's nonchalant response to her mother's passing, Jina's also recently had to formally renounce her inheritance, in a meeting presided by a lawyer who informed them that she changed her will just two years prior. Spending most of her days withdrawn from society, Jina watches TV dramas in her apartment and mukbang videos during commutes or while eating out alone.

One day, coming home from work, Jina notices a woman pacing in front of her apartment, talking to police officers. After inquiring as to why she's distressed, the woman scolds her for not noticing that a recent loud noise Jina heard some days prior was the sound of her neighbour getting crushed to death by a pile of adult magazines. This confuses Jina, as she recalls him showing her a trick with a matchstick and a cigarette outside of his apartment shortly after he supposedly died. In the evening she eventually reads an illustrated article about his deadly misadventure on her phone.

The following Monday Jina's boss, on orders from the human resources department of the company, asks her to train a new employee, who happens to be a young girl called Sujin. Despite a higher pay, Jina accepts reluctantly, both her and the boss knowing she's not a perfect fit for the task and that her indisposition to normal company affairs is lost performance.

Sujin's training is indeed not without problems, as she's clumsy and overly dependant on Jina. She ends her first morning's shift while falling asleep and does not seem to develop a mindset apt to the workplace, struggling to hold conversations on the phone or answering to clients in an improper way.

An irritated Jina starts avoiding her even more often than before after each shift, and as a result Sujin stops coming into work; Jina's boss is open to the possibility of her returning, but comments that any new development wouldn't probably change the fact that she is not going to be hired, being unable to pass her initial training. Jina eventually tosses Sujin's belongings in an office bin and disposes of her chair and headset.

In the meantime, Jina keeps an eye on her father through a wireless home camera she set up in her parents' house. She sees him inviting his new church's members (which could be from an actual Korean Protestant church, a Presbyterian one, or a cult after his testament money posing as such) to eat in his company, him standing by himself in the bathroom where his wife died, or trying out dance steps in the living room. Jina also meets Seong-hun, a man with a broken leg who's planning to move into her late neighbour's apartment with his family after the death caused the owner of the flat – which happens to be the woman who previously berated Jina for being too selfish – to lower the rent's asking price .

Upon returning to work for the week, Jina is more emotional than usual and starts showing the same signs of stress that Sujin experienced. One of the regular callers to her job, who requests all of her monthly spendings to be read to her, raises her voice on the phone and threatens to file a report to the company, asking for Jina's name. Breaking down, Jina briefly zones out before deciding to leave the building.

On a corner on the way to her house, Jina calls her father, screaming at him and demanding he apologizes to her and her mother. This causes him to abruptly hang up and temporarily block Jina's number. Feeling defeated, she crouches by a street light until the evening before going back to her apartment, as her new neighbour is finalising the move in the vacant apartment. A possible problem with the cabling some of the moving company employees could have caused during the move interferes with Jina's TV's signal, much to her annoyance and prompting her to call Seong-hun to ask him to fix the problem when he can.

The following day, Jina decides to wind down. She asks her boss for a leave of absence and calls Sujin, apologising for her cold behaviour as a superior at her job, making her cry. That evening she sees some of Seong-hun's family members and relatives coming inside the newly furnished apartment. Seong-hun, who is apparently also Christian, holds a vigil offering home-made food and wine to the previous tenant's spirit. He later shows Jina that her old neighbour's smoke trick was true. After she goes back to her apartment, her TV's signal is now stable – fixed either by the technicians Seong-hun said he would call or, more supernaturally, by his prayer.

The film ends with a tracking shot of Jina on the bus, possibly implying she may be going back work.

The book is written in first-person, from the point of view of the main character, Will Daughtry.

The book opens with a prologue, outlining what the book is about.

Part One, "Hobbit", opens with Will's birthday, something he is dreading. Will is turning 16, and he is barely 5 feet. Will's growth was stunted from an early age, and he feels doomed to shortness forever. he celebrates his birthday, hangs out with friends, gets a present from one of his best friends (Monica). The present is a One Ring replica. He also gets a car, a Fiat Ovum, in orbital blue. There is an important basketball game in which is stepbrother is playing. His stepbrother, "The Spesh", Andrew Tannenger, is the team's star player. After the game (which they win), Drew gets taken to a mansion where one of the popular kids lives. Will, coming to pick him up, notices Drew and Monica making out, therefore breaking one of the unspoken rules of their friendship.

Part Two, "Man", opens with Will finding out that he's grown two inches in less than a month. After having learned this, he tells his parents, who are shocked. He then goes to his doctor, Dr. Helman, who is puzzled. She thinks it may be cancer, but this is ruled out. He grows more, and becomes an internet celebrity, because of a timelapse GIF his friend Roderick Raftsman Rhinehardt Royall (Rafty) made. The GIF shows photos of him next to his Fiat for 90 days, getting taller.

Part Three, "Leviathan", is named for a book that Monica reads throughout the book. It opens with a thread of messages between him and [jack], an online troll who has chosen to target him because of his popularity. Then it cuts to Game Day, a championship game. After that, he confronts [jack], they talk, and [jack] goes into therapy. [jack] is revealed to be Ethan Neville, the yearbook photographer.

The plot reaches a climax when, at the Lowlands (a gorilla habitat where Will is interning), the three friends have a meeting. Eventually, things break down, though, and Will almost punches Drew. Monica hooks his arm, and his momentum (he is mid swing) pulls her down has he is as well. She gets injured, and goes to the hospital. She then checks herself out, and goes to the beach. The two find her there, preparing to surf the legendary Sawtooth, a killer wave. In the end, she succeeds, and they all make up, and they're inseparable again.

The game's protagonist, Faraday, is a penniless lord of a fishing village, who after years of bad catches, decides to take a ship and seek "salvation" for the village. A whale chases after the ship in a storm and destroys it. Faraday wakes up on a fog covered beach and finds the remains of his crew. Venturing into a cave, he is attacked by mysterious creatures. In the cave Faraday takes an ancient compass, but a monster chases him out, and he survives by jumping through a window.

Faraday again wakes up, this time on a boat with the Boatman. He takes Faraday to Oaktide which is made up of marooned ships from other castaways. There Faraday sees the travelers, merchants and sailors that also were caught in storms past, eventually giving up hope of ever returning home. In a cabin, he finds a map, which allows the boatman to find new locations to take him across the islands.

Along his journey, Faraday finds the Shadow Gate, which if he collects all keys required to unlock it, will let him return home.

After Kwok Wai is defeated by Lau Ching in the final round of the martial arts tournament, his elder brother Cheung Wan-To and his gang seek revenge. When Ching begins acting strangely due to his sorrow over the loss of his mentor, his four teachers from the New Jingwu School pledge to take care of him. Ngou Pi is a fervent Lau Ching fan who meets his hero then returns home to find his aunt Ngou Chat pretending to commit suicide out of shame that he is not yet married. Ngou Pi tells her his intention to learn kung fu, then he seeks out Ching in Kowloon and becomes his student.

Wan-To and his gang attack Ching and Ngou Pi in the street, but a masked woman intervenes and saves them. Ching takes refuge at Ngou Pi's house and meets his cousin Yuen Chuen, who looks exactly like his girlfriend Min, and his aunt Ngou Chat, whom Ching recognises as the mysterious masked woman. Ngou Pi finally works up the courage to confess his love to his cousin Yuen Chuen and she agrees to marry him. Ngou Chat explains to Ching that she does not want Ngou Pi to learn kung fu because his father was killed in a duel.

Ngou Pi and Yuen Chuen are kidnapped by Wan-To, who forces Ching to battle him in a public match for their release. Ngou Chat teaches Ching martial, including a special skill known as the Electric Fist, while his friend Smartie attempts unsuccessfully to woo her. Ching battles Wan-To in the ring and defeats him. During the closing credits Wan-To is shown living as a beggar following his defeat.

Chi-Mo works at a small restaurant for his pre-operative transsexual boss who is transitioning to female. He regularly delivers food to the home of an unknown occupant who leaves the money on the lamp outside her door. One day he delivers food to the Swan Lake dance school, where he sees that Yan-Yan, the girl of his dreams, has broken her shoelace so he gives her the string that holds up his pants. He signs up for lessons but the school closes and Yan-Yan is attacked by a gang. Chi-Mo rushes to save her but she fights off her attackers on her own then departs. When they next meet, Yan-Yan is kidnapped by Sandra, a vicious loan shark leading the gang.

Overhearing his troubles, the woman to whom he regularly delivers food invites him inside, changing disguises from Yan-Yan to Hung Nam and finally revealing herself as the legendary Black Rose, a Robin Hood-like figure who helps the people of Hong Kong. She then locks him in a room with Lui Kei, whom she has kept locked up for 30 years out of jealousy while she pretended to be dead so that her students Piu-hung and Yum-fan would not find him. In order to defeat Black Rose, Lui Kei teaches Chi-Mo kung fu by making him perform all of the housework. Chi-Mo's co-worker Dan, who is also a pre-operative male-to-female transsexual, ends up trapped in the house as well.

Black Rose eventually decides that she will work with Lui Kei to rescue Yan-Yan and they fight Sandra and her gang with a variety of unusual gadgets. Black Rose feels the effects of her asthma and they are forced to flee, ending up on stage in a club where they must perform a musical number. Lui Kei tells Black Rose that he now realises that she has loved him all this time and that is why she kept him away from Piu-hung and Yum-fan. He promises to be her companion and they escape together with Yan-Yan.

Back at Black Rose's home they throw Yan-Yan into the dungeon with Chi-Mo while Lui Kei nurses Black Rose back to health. The two decide to get married so Black Rose releases her prisoners Yan-Yan, Chi-Mo and Dan, but at that moment Sandra's gang attacks. The traps in Black Rose's home occupy Sandra's gang and Chi-Mo and Yan-Yan accidentally kiss and embrace their feelings for each other. Sandra reveals to Black Rose that she is Suen May-tong, daughter of Black Rose's sworn enemy Suen Big-ling, wielder of the Invincible Flying Rings. Black Rose uses her Rose Sword and fights Suen May-tong.

When it seems that Black Rose has been defeated, Suen May-tong takes a machine gun and kills the members of her gang. She then removes her mask and reveals that she is Black Rose and that she already defeated Suen May-tong earlier. She says that Chi-Mo, Yan-Yan and Dan have realised what love and friendship are and she wishes them happiness forever before vanishing with Lui Kei. Dan is revealed to have found love with a new boyfriend at the end of the film.

Gillian Lu is a brilliant student who has just obtained her Psychology degree. Charlene, who believes that she is an alien, is kicked out of a home for expectant mothers because she is not pregnant. Gillian returns to her childhood apartment but finds it being rented out at a price she cannot afford. There she meets Charlene and the two girls quickly become friends.

After seeing an ad seeking a female apprentice, they ride to the address in a taxi driven by Jim Lo, whom they call "J. Lo". In the house they are strung up by nooses that only allow one of them to breathe at a time and by working together they prove their courage and righteousness to Black Rose, who says that she will train them as her successors. The girls call Jim Lo to help them escape from Rose Manor but by the time he digs his way into the building they have come to enjoy the comforts there and no longer wish to leave. They throw him in the bathtub but when he attempts to change his clothes he only finds women's fashion options apart from a suit for the DC Comics character Robin. Black Rose believes that her husband Jackie has returned and welcomes him back but also admonishes him for leaving her years earlier.

At a nearby restaurant the four heroes are attacked by Ms LavenCan and her gang LavenCamp but they fight off their enemies. Some time later they rescue a wealthy man whom the gang is attempting to kidnap and fight with the gang again. The girls eventually ultimately defeat the gang and Black Rose tells them that they will represent the virtues of the Rose from now on while she leaves to seek out Jackie.

A collection of bloopers and outtakes runs during the closing credits.

Suki Cheung is a rising financial advisor who often accompanies her boss Mr. Wong to dinner meetings. Her boyfriend James and his best friend John, a CCB officer, place a wire in her purse to find out if she is having an affair. Through the wire the two friends hear Mr. Wong and Mr. Lee bargaining over kickbacks for her boss creating fake accounts to enable Mr. Lee to obtain large loans as well as discussing plans to commit insider trading by purchasing stock in United Corporation before it is purchased by their associate Mr. Cheng. After he takes her home, Mr. Lee attempts to convince Suki to leave her job with Mr. Wong and join him instead but she tells him she will talk it over with Mr. Wong first.

Suki finds the wire and agrees to help James and John investigate Mr. Wong. Meanwhile, Mr. Cheng is thrown into traffic and killed while John buys 100,000 shares of United Corporation stock. The next day in his office Mr. Wong asks Suki to flee with him to escape Mr. Lee. Just then James and John arrest him and seize his files as evidence but Mr. Lee's thugs surprise them, killing Mr. Wong and taking the evidence. John chases them and kills them to retrieve the evidence, including evidence that Mr. Lee was being blackmailed. The value of John's stock falls due to misinformation leaked by Mr. Cheng.

Thugs kidnap Suki and take her to Mr. Lee's boat. Mr. Lee tells James that he has transferred 10 million dollars to his account to make it seem as though James and John were the ones blackmailing him. James chases after them on a small motorboat that they shoot until it explodes, badly burning his face. James is found floating in the water and rescued by fishermen, remaining with them rather than letting anyone know that he is still alive. Mr. Lee's thugs attack the CCB, shooting John and taking the evidence. John awakens in the hospital and is immediately fired by Inspector Chan under suspicion of using information from Mr. Wong's diary to blackmail Mr. Lee.

Suki becomes Mr. Lee's lover and helps him with his schemes. John confronts her, blaming her for James's disappearance. Mr. Lee's thugs arrive and beat John while Suki escapes. Mr. Lee attempts to sign a contract with Sir Liu, who is reluctant due to concerns about Mr. Lee's activities. Mr. Lee tells Suki to seduce Sir Liu and convince him to sign the contract. Suki seduces Sir Liu but double-crosses Mr. Lee and devises a plan with Sir Liu to earn them both money instead. James overhears but Mr. Lee's thugs attack him before John helps him escape.

James is angered by John's claim that Suki is assisting Mr. Lee in his crimes, causing the friends to fall out and John to leave. Mr. Lee's thugs attack and kill White Head the fisherman and Inspector Chan and harpoon James, leaving him for dead. Suki finds James and rescues him. Meanwhile, Mr. Lee becomes tired of being without Suki and instead forces her young secretary to sleep with him. Suki moves ahead with her plan with Sir Liu as John listens in on them using a wire. Suki convinces Mr. Lee that his plan is moving ahead, then lures one of his thugs into a trap where he is killed by James with the help of White Head's surviving fisherman friend.

John confronts Suki and threatens to give Mr. Lee the tape he made of her conspiring with Sir Liu against Mr. Lee. Suki admits that she framed James for the blackmail plot before destroying the tape and kicking John out a window, claiming to James that John had tried to rape her. Sir Liu and Mr. Lee sign the contract just before Mr. Lee is sent the tape by John. Sir Liu runs off with the contract and abandons Suki, who is chased by Mr. Lee and his thugs. Mr. Lee shoots at Suki but James jumps in front of her and is fatally wounded as he also shoots and kills Mr. Lee. Suki tearfully tells John that she loved him too.

Sawaki is released from prison after serving eight years for murdering a rival gang leader in order to obtain the land rights to a landfill for the Kotaki clan and he discovers that the world has changed significantly in that time. The police have forced the disbanding of all yakuza groups in and around Tokyo and most of the former yakuza have moved on to legitimate jobs while the low-level thugs have returned to their former gangs. Shimamura, a former executive of the Kotaki clan, has become the president of a construction company that built an oil complex on the landfill and now intends to build another one as soon as they clear the inhabitants off of land owned by Dr. Omachi. Shimamura takes control of the debt owed by Dr. Omachi on his poultry farm in order to exert pressure on him. The poultry farm is worked by Mie, Sawaki's former lover and mother of his child. Sawaki feels connected to the residents and regrets past his actions that have caused their existence to now be threatened. When Shimamura and his rival former Kotaki clan executive Sakurada battle over the land rights and each pressure the residents in their own way, Sawaki views them as corrupt and decides to follow his traditional code of honor to save the residents.

In 1895, China cedes Taiwan to Japan but the patriotic Black Flag group in Taiwan nevertheless attempts to fight off the Japanese. After their defeat, their leader "Big Blade" Wang Wu goes into hiding. In 1989, reformers Master Tan Szu-tung and his sidekick Nine Catties are journeying through northeast China to Peking in an attempt to convince the Emperor to enact sweeping reforms when they are caught up in a battle between bandits and Imperial guardsmen led by an ambitious captain named Yuan Shi-kai. They are aided by a powerful blacksmith bearing a Black Flag tattoo, whom they follow and learn is Wang Wu. With their encouragement, Wang Wu opens a martial arts school in the town. Yuan Shi-kai gives Wang Wu a broadsword as a gift.

Wang Wu assists a noblewoman when she is having trouble with her boat and in return she gives him a red umbrella as a gift when they arrive at Lord Yee's palace. There, Wang Wu participates in a martial arts tournament held by Lord Yee, defeating Master Po Ting's son and then Master Po Ting himself. Po Ting's student Siu-chuen later visits Wang Wu and asks him to train him, as do many other youths. Yuan Shi-kai tells Lord Yee that they should recruit Wang Wu themselves. Lord Yee gives a long sword to Yuan Shi-kai as a gift. Lord Yee invites the Japanese martial arts champion Kenja and Wang Wu to open a Sino-Japanese martial arts club for him. Wang Wu refuses to work with the Japanese champion and is replaced by Po Ting. Kenja challenges Wang Wu at his school, causing Wang Wu to be arrested by Lord Yee for disobeying his orders and fighting with the Japanese.

The noblewoman prevents two men from taking Wang Wu away, then Tan Szu-tung and Nine Catties rescue Wang Wu from the prison. Lord Yee's kung-fu instructor "Wonder Hand" Ngo Pai kills one of Wang Wu's students and steals their papers from their school. Wang Wu and Tan Szu-tung ask for Yuan Shi-kai to provide his men to help defeat the Empress Dowager and enable the Emperor to regain his power, but Yuan Shi-kai has Tan Szu-tung arrested as a traitor. Wang Wu battles and defeats the fierce prison guard Yu Man-san, but Tan Szu-tung refuses to be rescued, preferring to die a martyr. Wang Wu borrows a sword from Yu Man-san and, posing as one of Lord Yee's men, performs the beheading of Tan Szu-tung in a public ceremony.

Wang Wu confronts Yuan Shi-kai. Nine Catties, Siu-chuen and Wang Wu's apprentice from the smithy Chung Sang arrive to help Wang Wu, but Ngo Pai and Po Ting come to the aid of Yuan Shi-kai. Siu-chuen is killed in the fight and Wang Wu kills Ngo Pai. Wang Wu tells Chung Sang to escape so that the spirit of the reformers may live on. Nine Catties is killed by an explosion during the battle between Wang Wu and Yuan Shi-kai. Lord Yee's soldiers then arrive and kill Wang Wu. Chung Sang, still alive, witnesses this from the roof of a building. The film ends with the noblewoman leaving a red umbrella at Wang Wu's grave.

''The Occupation of the American Mind'' sought to show how Israeli attacks on Palestinians provoked widespread protests around the world, while the United States remained steadfast in its support for Israel despite the crimes committed.

The documentary begins with screening the 2014 war in Gaza in which Israel dropped nearly 20,000 tons of explosives on Gaza in 51 days, killing more than 2,000 Palestinians, injuring tens of thousands, the vast majority civilians. According to the ''Washington Report'', the film continues to show that after a public reaction to the 1982 attack on Lebanon, Israel commissioned Frank Luntz, an American public relations adviser who had helped influence Republican campaigns, "to come up with a strategy to sell Israeli military actions to the Americans who bankroll it." This report further argues that Luntz created a "Global Language Dictionary that is still used today to frame the Israeli narrative." He advised Israeli supporters to "always portray Israeli military action as self-defense. Speakers should focus on terror, not territory." According to this report, Luntz realized that "Israel couldn’t make heart-rending photos from Lebanon and Gaza go away, but it could saturate the media with talking points to make Americans believe that Palestinians deserved whatever Israel hit them with." According to the experts interviewed in the documentary, any criticism of Israel is labeled antisemitic, and only self-hating Jews do not approve of apartheid and the occupation of Palestinian land. The report further states: "When a reporter, like Ayman Mohyeldin from NBC, shows empathy for children slaughtered playing ball on the beach, supporters are asked to demand that he is removed from Gaza. When Bob Simon or Mike Wallace dare to criticize Israel on ''60 Minutes'' they are described as self-hating Jews."

A CNN / ORC poll conducted in 2014 found that 40 percent of Americans believed that Israel was using excessive force against the people of Gaza. Sut Jhally who was interviewed in the film, says;What we've seen is another kind of occupation – an occupation of American media and the American mind by a pro-Israel narrative that's deflected attention away from what virtually everyone recognizes as the best way to resolve this conflict: end the occupation and the settlements so that Palestinians can finally have a state of their own.

Philip Heseltine (Jeremy Northam) is a music critic in 1930s London. Due to his scathing and often vicious reviews, Heseltine earns himself the nickname: "The Grim Reaper". Focusing almost deliberate attention at British composer Peter Warlock, Heseltine continuously accuses him of plagiarism; which begins to draw the attention and concern from upper management. One evening, while reviewing a cabaret in a local nightclub, Heseltine is drawn to an American singer by the name of Lily Buxton (Tushka Bergen). A relationship ensues. While the two are visiting Heseltine's mother in the country, Buxton is awoken one evening by the sound of someone playing the piano. When she questions Mrs. Heseltine the next morning, Mrs. Heseltine says that she does not play and Philip has not played since he was small. Upon returning to London, Philip informs Lily that he is going out of town for a few days. When they arrive back at Heseltine's flat, there is a note on the door. They discover that the gas has been left on inside, killing all the pet cats. Philip immediately says that Warlock must have done it. Lily reads the note and questions Philip as to how Warlock could have known what he said about him at a party. Upon suspicion, she seeks out Philip's friend Gerald Duffy at his houseboat. He is not home so she enters, looks around, and finds a manuscript on the piano inscribed by Peter Warlock with an address. She takes a cab to the address. Looking through a window she sees a man playing the piano. Lily goes to the front door and knocks. The man answers, but does not reveal himself. Thinking he is Warlock, Lily explains that she heard his music at a concert a few weeks prior and thought it was wonderful. The man welcomes her in, but once in the light, Lily is shocked to see that it is Philip. Enraged, she demands to know what is going on. In a panic, Philip (Warlock), offers her a cup of tea; but when he goes to the kitchen, Lily escapes. Returning to Gerald's home, she confronts him by saying that she knows who Warlock is. Gerald tells her that she should just let things be as they are and that his music is getting better on account of his illness. In an attempt to get help for Philip, Lily goes to see Mrs. Heseltine, who informs her that she will not help in seeking treatment for Philip. Paranoid, she believes that Lily wants Philip all to herself. The next day, Philip demands to know why Lily went to see his mother. She tells him she wants only the best for him. At work, Heseltine's boss informs him that Warlock has brought suit against the paper for libel. He instructs Heseltine that he is to temper his criticism at the next Warlock concert. At the concert, Heseltine has a nervous breakdown and starts shouting from the audience. The orchestra stops playing and Heseltine continues to berate the music while ushers escort him out. Hearing about the incident, Lily finds Philip back at his flat distraught. They argue and he accidentally pushes her down the stairs, knocking her unconscious. He gently picks her up and places her outside the front door on the stoop. Going back inside, he turns on the gas and begins to type at his desk. Upon regaining consciousness, Lily rushes upstairs to find Philip dead. She opens the window and reads what he has typed. It is the beginning of the only positive review of a Peter Warlock performance.

The fiction dramatises the Adolfo Suárez's political career and personal life during the Francoist dictatorship and the Transition up until his resignation as prime minister in 1981.

It is set during the COVID-19 lockdown. Paloma begins to use an app to date same sex people to have some fun. She finds out there is a profile of another girl identical to her, seemingly intending to replacing her.

The fiction starts in 2018, with Torrente getting out of jail. He decides to rob a casino together with the help of a bunch of incompetent people.

The play opens at a coroner's inquest into the death of a woman witness in a murder trial. While preparing to give evidence, a witness recalls the trial of a man twelve years earlier in Cairns, Queensland.

The man is Herbert Wills who was accused of the murder of boatman Patrick Ahearn, whose arm was found in a shark. Further evidence given by other witnesses recalls other incidents in the trial.

Wills was charged with murder after a local fisherman captured a shark and sold it to an aquarium; ten days later the shark disgorged an arm which was idenitified via a tattoo mark as that of Patrick Ahearn. The rest of the body was never found.

Wills has a wife, Laura, and sister Hazel. Laura has come from England to live in Queensland and is lonely. She becomes an alcoholic and would get drinks off Ahearn. Hazel is a middle aged school mistress, the daughter of "Ma" Willis who runs an illegal betting business behind the cafe she owns.

On her way to a dinner held in her honor, Captain Olivia Benson sees a badly injured Kathy Stabler being treated by ambulance EMTs, and her husband, Benson's former partner Elliot Stabler, tells her that someone bombed their rental car while they were en route to the dinner. Stabler, who resigned from SVU following the events of the episode "Smoked" 10 years earlier, has been living with his family in Rome, Italy, while working as the NYPD's liaison in Europe, specializing in organized crime; he believes that the mobsters he has been investigating were responsible for the bombing.

While waiting in the emergency room for news about Kathy, Benson and Stabler, who have not seen or heard from each other in a decade, have a quietly emotional conversation about Stabler's abrupt departure from SVU, which had a lasting effect on Benson. The emergency room doctor tells them that Kathy's condition is serious, but stable. Days later, however, her liver ruptures during surgery, and she dies. Devastated, Stabler gathers his children together to mourn her.

Stabler becomes obsessed with finding Kathy's murderers, to the point that he repeatedly inserts himself into the investigation; Benson is forced to tell him to back down. He also confronts a group of jailed Albanian gangsters he believes to be responsible for Kathy's death, and swears revenge.

Part one

In the magical land of Equestria, a studious, antisocial unicorn named Twilight Sparkle learns of a prophecy; it states the evil Nightmare Moon will return during the upcoming Summer Sun Celebration after a thousand years imprisoned in the moon. She tries to warn her mentor, Princess Celestia, the benevolent alicorn ruler of Equestria, of the impending danger. However, the latter dismisses her warnings and sends her and her baby dragon assistant Spike to Ponyville to supervise the preparations for the celebration and make some friends, which Twilight couldn't care less about. As a result, Twilight reluctantly meets five ponies in charge of the preparations: Applejack, a diligent earth pony who works on her family's apple farm; Rainbow Dash, a tomboyish pegasus who helps control the weather; Rarity, a glamorous unicorn who designs fashion; Fluttershy, a shy pegasus who communicates with animals; and Pinkie Pie, a hyperactive earth pony who loves throwing parties. Twilight becomes acquainted with them. Afterwards, she looks forward to continuing to study the legend of Nightmare Moon at her new home, the Golden Oaks Library, but her plans are spoiled when Pinkie Pie throws her a party. Frustrated, Twilight fails to do any studying and heads to the celebration in the morning. There, Celestia vanishes while Nightmare Moon appears and decrees everlasting night.

Part two

Twilight, joined by her new friends, returns to her library, recalling a set of artifacts used to defeat Nightmare Moon in the past called the "Elements of Harmony". Her guidebook states that five of the elements are known: Honesty, Kindness, Laughter, Generosity, and Loyalty. However, the sixth is not. It further reads that when the five Elements are present, a spark will cause the sixth to appear and that their last known location is the Castle of the Two Sisters. Twilight and her new friends venture deep into the Everfree Forest, where the castle is located, to find the Elements of Harmony. Nightmare Moon creates obstacles to stop them, but each pony helps the group overcome them using her own strengths: when a cliff is destroyed, Applejack truthfully tells Twilight to let herself fall so Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy can catch her; when a Manticore is hurt, Fluttershy stops her friends from attacking him and removes a thorn from his paw; when Nightmare Moon creates scary visuals out of tree, Pinkie convinces her friends to laugh at them instead of fear them; when a sea serpent is in despair over losing his mustache, Rarity gives him her tail instead; and when the Shadowbolts, a group of talented flyers, ask Rainbow Dash to be their leader, she declines, citing loyalty to her friends.

Once the group enters the castle find the Elements, Nightmare Moon appears and lures Applejack, Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie, Rarity, and Rainbow Dash to another tower, leaving her and Twilight alone. As the latter tries to create a spark with her magic, the former shatters them. Though devastated, Twilight hears her friends encouraging her and realizes that she and her new friends represent the six Elements: Honesty (Applejack), Kindness (Fluttershy), Laughter (Pinkie Pie), Generosity (Rarity), Loyalty (Rainbow Dash) and Magic (herself). The spark is revealed to be a spark of friendship and the group wield the Elements to defeat Nightmare Moon, returning her to her original form as Celestia's younger sister, Princess Luna. Celestia returns, forgives Luna, and allows Twilight to stay in Ponyville in order to continue studying the magic of friendship and stay with her new friends.

The movie follows the life of Frank Orji with a vibrant acting career but who get his reputation tarnished following the release of an edited video online. This leads to excessive cyberbullying by online trolls. With the help of a hacker, his bodyguard and his personal assistant is able to track down these trolls and give them a tastes of their own medicine.

After finding an abandoned vehicle crashed on a deserted road, Reacher soon finds himself trying to locate the missing brother of an FBI agent.

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• "the Federal Bureau of Investigation" --> "the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)" :: Done. Some Dude From North Carolina (talk) 14:16, 14 December 2021 (UTC) :::One addition, since I just finished watching the film so I can get a better grasp. The last sentence of the plot sound vague for me, since it's already established that she's a singer, and that the two have a good relation. '''GeraldWL''' 16:11, 14 December 2021 (UTC) :::: Any suggestions? Some Dude From North Carolina (talk) 02:08, 16 December 2021 (UTC) :::::I suggest removing the sentence as a whole, since it serves no purpose whatsoever. '''GeraldWL''' 02:13, 16 December 2021 (UTC) :::::: Done. Some Dude From North Carolina (talk) 02:23, 16 December 2021 (UTC)

The film revolves around a former army man Captain Ddamba (Michael Wawuyo Jr.) and his wife Dorothy Natasha Sinayobye and their messy love life characterized by infidelity.

Eight years before the events of ''Psycho-Pass'', the present Inspector Shinya Kogami works as a detective in the Public Safety Bureau's Criminal Investigation Division city-regulating Sybil System. He works in Unit Three with Inspector Yoshitoshi Waku and Enforcers Tomomi Masaoka, Naoto Kurata, Hina Amari, and Tsubasa Torii, as well as Analyst Maru.

Resident ghost Sir Simon de Canterville is none-too-pleased when an American family moves into his family’s grand English estate after tech billionaire Hiram Otis purchases it. Hiram has no idea that Simon has been haunting the grounds for five centuries nor that his family is about to face the enmity of the local aristocracy. This modern retelling of the classic tale focuses on three families: the aristocratic Cantervilles, the Romani Lovells and the American Otises.

When two poachers kill a game-keeper in the performance of his duties, his young son tracks them down. Despite their almost killing him, he leads the police in pursuit of the one who flees and eventually avenges his father.

1. Aman drives an old car inherited from his late father from Pahang to capital Kuala Lumpur to follow his dreams of becoming a writer. Struggles to find a job and being homeless, he uses his room on wheels to work illegally as a e-hailing driver, as he does not have a proper driving license since he is colour blind. One night, he meets another urban-poor soul, Bella, an escort girl, who offers him a place to stay. In return, he must become her private driver for her night jobs.

At a first glace everything seems to click in Paz's life. However, deep down, she has a serious problem: she cannot express her emotions to others, causing her much distress. She goes to a shamanic doctor, who prescribes her a potion. The effect of the potion is that Paz begins to express absolutely everything she is thinking about, without beating around the bush.

In 1925 in Montana bachelor brothers Phil and George Burbank run the family ranch together after their parents retire to Salt Lake City. Phil is an incredibly gifted man who is talented in all aspects of his life and is highly educated but chooses to live as a rough rancher. George is his less notable younger brother.

While driving their cattle into the small town of Beech, Phil offends the widow Rose Gordon, a local business woman and hotelier, when he makes a cruel comment towards her teenage son, Peter, calling him a sissy. When George goes to pay the bill he finds Rose weeping and he begins to visit her to make amends. Hearing of this Phil writes to his mother hoping to break the two up. Instead George announces they have secretly wed.

Phil takes an instant dislike to Rose, believing her to be a conniving gold digger. He does all he can to make life unpleasant for Rose who struggles to adjust to her new life.

Peter temporarily takes up residence in a small town for schooling but is brought back to the Burbank family ranch during summer break. He approves of his mother's relationship with George but immediately finds himself antagonized by Phil after he accidentally stumbles across Phil naked in a private pond he uses for bathing.

Rose begins to drink to cope with blinding headaches she develops because of the tense living situation between her and Phil. When she makes a final attempt to make peace with Phil by asking him why he dislikes her he reveals that he knows about her drinking. The confrontation is heard by Peter.

After Phil witnesses Peter being humiliated by the fellow ranchers but choosing to ignore their jeers he decides to take Peter under his wing in order to pry him away from Rose. Phil, however, unwittingly becomes enthralled by Peter and comes to admire him. After Rose sells Burbank hides, Phil becomes enraged with her as he planned to use the hides to braid a rope for Peter. Peter offers to let Phil use a hide he has saved in order to finish the work and Phil is overcome by the gesture, privately admitting to himself he is sexually attracted to Peter, an attraction he felt only once before with his mentor Bronco Henry.

Shortly after Phil takes ill and dies. Strangely the Burbank family becomes more closely knit after this. Rose stops drinking and invites George's parents down for Christmas. Peter is elated that his mother is happy at last and reflects that this was always meant to be as his father's suicide and his own action of giving Phil a hide tainted with anthrax has paved the way for her to be content.

The movie begins with the scene of a typical Old Western town. In the outskirts, an elderly prairie dog is narrating a story. He is disturbed by a slovenly and obese man named Clem, who admits to hate prairie dogs and attempts to harass the spotted one, without success. One of the attempts results in Clem getting kicked by a horse, which causes him to land on a cactus. When Clem gets stuck into a hole, prairie dogs loot him and take his possessions into their town, then they hold a party.

Shortly afterwards, a landscape of a ranch is shown. Longhorn-breed cows are grazing until a red bird damages the corral fence, setting the cattle free. Jerry and his nephews are sleeping inside leather knife scabbards, prepared with wool. Jerry wakes up first and notices a cow's eye peeking through the mousehole. He forcibly shuts the eye, walks outdoors and mounts himself on the cow, which dared to disturb him. Using his mount as a bulldozer, Jerry rounds up the bovine back to their corral. At the same time, Bumpy and a grayish she-cat walk by. When the old man complains about the corral being damaged by the cattle, Jerry yells in fear and runs away, but the she-cat grabs him. It turns out to be a play, as Jerry and the cat cuddle each other. The old man comes back to the house for breakfast, where the female owner of the ranch is making the meals for Bumpy and the animals. Jerry's nephews are shown to have an exceptional appetite, as they break the wall and take over most of the egg-and-bacon muffins Betty has cooked. Despite very little is left to eat for non-mice, nobody complains. Even Betty isn't upset that Jerry's nephews jump into her coffee mug.

It turns out that Betty, the ranch owner, is awating her brother Bentley to come to the family site. At the same time, August Critchley is planning to take over the ranch as he's expanding his zone of control in the area. So far, only Betty's and Bentley's ranch (The Double B Ranch) are the sole enclave outside his power and Critchley openly desires the land for himself. Clem turns out to be Critchley's henchman, who carries out the plan to undermine the ranch with prairie dogs digging tunnels beneath it. Multiple scarecrows planted around the prairie dog tunnels are to scare the animals off and move them towards the Double B ranch, so it could be bought for lowered price.

Later on, Bentley arrives on a horse cart with his cat Tom, who seems bored by the trip. While Bumpy is admiring Bentley's smart-looking outfit, Tom wakes up and spots the ranch she-cat. He immiediately falls in love with her, despite the female ignores Tom.

The fiction follows the adventures of the Capitán Trueno and his band, formed by Crispín, Goliat and the princess Sigrid.

At a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) lab at the Virginia Institute of Agriculture (VIA), Gina (Amanda Baker), accompanied by her boyfriend Willy (Drew Seeley), enter one of the labs containing a swarm of Australian plague locusts in order to feed them. The locusts are contained in an independent glass room, sealed off from the lab by an inner and outer door. Willy refuses to go into the locusts, so Gina does it herself, carrying a ficus tree as food, telling Willy to seal the outer door behind her. Willy asks her if she will put on the protective suit provided but she laughs, stating they are "grasshoppers, not tarantulas". Gina unlocks the inner door using the keypad and enters the glass room carrying the ficus tree, without the protective suit. Almost straight away, the locusts begin to swarm upon her, rather than the tree. Gina escapes with the help of Willy, both shaken by what they have witnessed.

In Georgetown, Washington D.C., Maddy Rierdon (Lucy Lawless) and her boyfriend Dan Dryer (Dylan Neal) are having a romantic morning together, but it is interrupted by Maddy's phone ringing. Maddy answers to discover it is her assistant, Vivian (Esperanza Catubig), who is ringing, telling her that a lab at the VIA has been red flagged by the Government Accountability Office (GAO). When Vivian tries to investigate using her security contacts, she finds the information is classified, so Maddy requests to meet her outside the VIA in 15 minutes, much to the irritation of Dan, who has taken time from work to spend time with Maddy, who promises they will talk when she returns shortly. Maddy meets with Vivian outside, and discovers the lab in question is being overseen by Dr. Peter Axelrod (John Heard), a former professor to Maddy; she goes inside to meet him. It is revealed Maddy is now Peter's boss at the USDA.

Peter takes her to Lab C-12, the same lab Gina and Willy fled from the night before. Peter goes into the glass room containing the locusts, and extracts a single insect for himself and Maddy to take a look at, instructing her to put on a gas mask at the same time. Peter puts the insect into a sealed cage, and squirts it with DDT, a pesticide. The insect is only briefly immobilised by the DDT but recovers in mere seconds to continue flying round the cage, shocking Maddy. Peter reveals that they are ''his'' creation. They are not just Australian plague locusts, but a hybrid, crossed with the desert locust. Peter further reveals they are resistant to ''all'' known pesticides, not just DDT, that they reproduce ten times faster than normal locusts and they live longer. Maddy, horrified, proclaims it a bioweapon and orders the locusts exterminated, reluctantly firing Peter. Scientists with protective suits and flame throwers exterminate all the locusts, save for a handful, which one of the scientists puts into a tube labelled "biohazard". Whilst the exterminator clears up, he accidentally drops the jar in the sink, causing several of them to escape down the drain. The exterminator flees before his mistake can be discovered, but as he does so, the escaped locusts can be seen flying away from the building. Maddy returns to Dan several hours later than she said, but Dan has had enough, packing her a suitcase, telling her they are over. Maddy leaves to go on her next mission.

Meanwhile, at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, the same exterminator brings the remaining insects in a sealed metal case to a waiting officer, who delivers them on a military plane bound for Beale Air Force Base in California. When the case is offloaded onto an army truck, the officer handling it is attacked by an unknown insect, causing him to drop the case on the runway. When the army truck goes around to retrieve it, they accidentally run it over, destroying the box and releasing the remaining four insects into the air.

One month later, Maddy discovers she is pregnant and tries to call Dan to talk to him, but he is showing some international delegates around the United Nations Experimental Farm in Virginia, and she is unable to tell him before he is forced to end the call. Meanwhile, a couple camping by the American River in California wake up to discover their tent is saturated with a swarm of sleeping locusts, and they flee. A few hours later, the same swarm descends on the Napa Valley as a large black cloud, causing famers to flee. Coincidentally, Maddy, on the road in California with the USDA Voracious Insect Mobile Research Lab, sees the same swarm flying overhead. She begins to track them.

In Leesburg, Virginia, Peter, his wife Terry (Caroline McKinley) and their daughter Sofia (Jenna Hildebrand) are having breakfast. Terry leaves for work, and Peter accompanies Sofia to the bus stop on her way to school, then follows the bus in his car on his way to the gym, before the bus turns off the road to travel towards the school. Peter and Sofia wave to each other. As Peter is heading towards the gym, he hears the buzzes of insects, but cannot see them, so stops by a nearby cornfield, where the swarm of insects suddenly take off into the sky. Peter realises with horror they are his hybrid locusts, and they are heading in the direction of the school bus. The locusts swarm the school bus, attacking the children and knocking them unconscious. Peter drags the unconscious Sofia back to his car, and heads to hospital. Back in Napa Valley, Maddy and her team are on the scene of the earlier swarm's attack on the farm, revealing the locusts have stripped every single bush and tree down to the bark.

In Washington D.C., Dan is at his computer at the United Nations Field Office when he the computer beeps with an alert that reads "locust infestation advisory". Dan calls Maddy to ask her about it, but she reveals she issued it. They begin to reconcile over their earlier argument but Maddy is called away by the Secretary of Agriculture before they can finish, who asks her what is going on. In the hospital, Sofia is revealed to be comatose, looked after by Peter and Terry. Maddy calls the United States Weather Service in Oklahoma for an update on weather patterns to try to predict the two swarms' next movement. The USWS predicts the Virginia swarm will head towards the city of Pittsburgh in the coming hours but mentions they gave the same information to Peter. Maddy asks Vivian to try to get Peter on the line, a grim expression on her face.

Meanwhile, in Visalia, California, some 200 miles south east of Napa, a citrus festival is being held, attended by many families. Peter calls Maddy as the latter passes a sign for the festival, revealing they are his locusts that are swarming. Peter tries to help Maddy but she refuses, wanting him as far from the locusts as possible. Maddy realises as she passes the sign for the festival that's where they will strike next. Maddy and her team begin to evacuate the festival in advance of the locusts, but Vivian reveals the swarm is just minutes away, and both the festival and the team are attacked by the swarm. A dropped video camera records the event.

In Pittsburgh, a hot dog retailer sets up his stand ready for lunch in the city centre, sunlight glinting on the tall glass buildings of the city. True to the USWS's predictions, the swarm begins to reach the city, their huge black cloud noticed by the workers in the city's many tall buildings. Pandemonium erupts in the streets, as the locusts are shown to be swarming in the streets and entering the office buildings via the air vents. At Pittsburgh International Airport, Air Traffic Control are overseeing the take off of a cargo plane, watched by Peter. Peter tries to get Ruby (Mikki Val), the lead air traffic controller, not to launch planes to the north east, as the locusts are heading from that direction. Ruby does not take him seriously, and the cargo plane runs into the swarm, overloading the engines, causing them to fail. The plane crashes in a fiery explosion just yards from the end of the runway in full view of Ruby, who realises her mistake too late.

Back at the hospital, Peter and Terry see the news, which broadcasts the video captured earlier at the festival by the dropped camera. Peter explains to Terry that they are his locusts, angering Terry. Before they can talk further, FBI agents arrive and escort Peter to federal custody. Meanwhile, at the Department for Homeland Security, a meeting takes place between Maddy, her boss Secretary Morales (Mike Gomez), General Miller (Gregory Alan Williams), Senator Clauson (Margaret Lawhon), Director Rusk (Mark Costello), and Lorelei Wentworth (Natalija Nogulich) to determine the course of action required. Maddy's former boyfriend Dan is also in attendance as a crop expert. General Miller is not convinced they are a threat, but changes his mind when he sees the evidence, warning Secretary Morales privately he may not have his job much longer and proposing the military use weapons against them. Dan recommends bringing in the harvest early across the country to try and starve the locusts. During the meeting, Director Rusk receives a call stating the eastern swarm of locusts have now turned carnivorous. At Maddy's request, Vivian locates Peter, who is being held at Fort Douglas, a bioweapons facility.

The FBI reveal to Peter they plan to dump extremely toxic VX gas, a nerve agent, on the locusts to kill them; Peter is uneasy. Maddy pleads with General Miller to help her speak to Peter, he relents and they travel to Fort Douglas to meet him, where Peter reveals to Maddy about the VX nerve gas. Maddy is furious, likening it to a nuclear bomb, but she reluctantly boards a helicopter with General Miller and Peter for a test run over the eastern swarm in Ohio, Miller promising Maddy it will only be used on rural areas with little to no population. Maddy questions its legality, but Miller retorts that it has been authorised by the President. Whilst they board the helicopter, Maddy discreetly makes a call to the news, informing them of the VX nerve gas test run. However, when they are airborne, the USWS informs the group the swarm over Ohio they would be targeting has moved towards southern Indiana and Miller continues to press ahead with the plans. Maddy and Peter are horrified, as southern Indiana is more populated than Ohio, pleading with Miller to turn around, but Miller coldly replies he never said there would not be fatalities. Maddy, desperate, begins using a spanner to smash the VX container on board the helicopter, forcing Miller to turn around before the gas is released, which would cause all on board to die. The helicopter is ordered to turn around regardless when the national news breaks stories of the VX gas being used, as the mission relied on secrecy. Miller is furious.

Maddy calls Dan, asking him to check on her grandfather, Lyle (Mike Farrell), whose farm is in Indiana and thus right in the path of the locusts. Dan leaves immediately for Indiana. Lyle begins gathering the cattle and moving them indoors in advance of the swarm, helped by Maddy and Peter, who arrive in a military vehicle, and by Dan who arrives just as the swarm approaches. They take shelter in a metal grain silo just in time, but as they do so, Maddy notices the electric fly trap on the outside has killed a few locusts. This gives Maddy the idea to use the generator inside the silo to send an electric current to the outside of the grain silo, hopefully killing them. The only problem is the generator has no fuel, the only fuel available is on the other side of the farm. Peter volunteers to go and get it, given that he created them, and covers himself with a sheet to try and protect himself. The swarm attack him immediately and though he makes it back inside, he is covered in bites and blood, revealing the swarm are indeed carnivorous. Lyle loads up the generator and Dan attaches the cables to the metal shell of the silo, sending a powerful current through it. The part of the swarm that attacked the grain silo are killed, but Peter has lost too much blood, and dies. Armed with the knowledge on how to kill them, Dan and Maddy race back to Washington D.C. before the VX gas is used again.

At the Department for Homeland Security, the debate continues on how to deal with them, those in the meeting reluctantly agreeing to Miller's plan to use the toxic VX gas on both swarms as there is no alternative. Maddy and Dan enter the debate and try to convince the others they know how to kill them without killing the human population too - they can use electricity. Miller does not believe it can work, calling it "fantasy" and Secretary Morales, Maddy's boss, angrily tells them to sit down, but the quiet Lorelei Wentworth defends Dan and Maddy, revealing she is the Secretary for the Department of Energy, and that it may indeed be possible to create a massive electric current to kill the swarms, as both swarms are approaching the Continental Power Grids. If the United States switches off their electricity, she can re-route the unused power through the grids, causing a massive electrical current and expanding the electrical field beyond the wires. This persuades Senator Clauson to support the electricity plan, especially as it means not dumping a nerve agent on her people. Director Rusk gives the go ahead for the plan to increase the electricity current through the power lines, but General Miller is skeptical, and warns he will act when the plan does not work.

Dan is concerned that the locust swarms will not be attracted to the current, but Maddy has a flashback - the locusts are attracted to bright light, hence why they attacked the glass office buildings in Pittsburgh and the metal grain silo, both of which reflected sunlight. Maddy calls the USWS again, who agree to launch weather balloons near the power lines in an attempt to attract them. At dawn the next day, power is switched off throughout the United States and rerouted to the two power lines, one each in western and eastern America. Meanwhile, preparations continue in Utah for a launch of VX gas should the electricity plan fail. Maddy and Dan arrive at one of the two sites, and instruct the Air Force to move the weather balloons closer to the power lines, otherwise they will not work. Maddy and Dan reconcile, but just as they are about to kiss, the swarm arrives and they retreat to their car for safety. Wentworth activates the power grid, and the swarms fly into the massively amplified power cables. The cables burst into flames with the amount of current, exploding the transformers, but the plan works, the locust swarms are killed by the electricity. Those in the Department of Homeland Security meeting celebrate, but Secretary Morales reverses the situation on General Miller, warning him he might not have a job much longer for wanting to gas the American people.

One year later, Maddy and Dan have a child together. Maddy receives a call about her next work, but consults with Dan before she accepts, as she finally accepts family time is more important than her job.

After a fight between the recently broken up Cory (Ben Savage) and Topanga (Danielle Fishel) caused by Shawn (Rider Strong) escalates in Mr. Feeny's (William Daniels) class, Cory, Topanga, Shawn, Angela (Trina McGee), and Kenny (Richard Lee Jackson) are all given detention. Feeny leaves the room and the map screen pulls up, revealing "No One Gets Out Alive" written on the chalkboard in blood. The group find themselves locked in the room, and a creepy janitor appears in the hallway and grimaces at them through the door and refuses to let them out. A thumping is heard in the hallway, but is revealed to be Eric (Will Friedle) and Jack (Matthew Lawrence) bouncing a basketball. Suddenly, the lights briefly go out, and turn on revealing Kenny has been murdered by being stabbed through the head with a pencil.

The group tries to escape from the school but find all the exits chained shut. The lights flicker and a creepy song plays over the PA system, and a mysterious masked figure is seen lurking behind the group. Feeny suddenly appears and collapses, having been stabbed in the back with a pair of scissors. The group then finds the janitor's cleaning cart with his corpse inside. Shawn deduces that one of them is the killer with all of his other suspects now dead. Eric patrols the hallway and finds a girl, Jennifer Love Fefferman, or "Feffie" (Jennifer Love Hewitt), wandering. Eric suspects her of being the killer, but then begins kissing her after she says she isn't. The killer calls a pay phone in the hallway and says he will kill the group, and they retreat to the library.

Shawn suggests the group splits up. While wandering the library, Feffie is mortally wounded after the killer pushes a pile of books on top of her. As Eric comforts her in her dying moments, she says she knows who the killer is, but before she can reveal it they are both killed by another pile of books. With his roommate Eric dead, Jack worries he won't be able to pay his rent anymore, and tries to commit suicide by jumping out a window, but Angela stops him. The killer appears and pushes them out the window to their deaths. Cory, Shawn and Topanga confront the killer, and Shawn unmasks him, revealing the killer is a doppelgänger of himself.

Shawn awakes in detention, revealing most of the events to have been a dream. He tells Feeny it is his fault the group is in detention. Cory and Topanga assure Shawn their break up isn't his fault, and Feeny decides to end detention. They all leave the room, but the killer appears again and runs out of the room. In a post-credits scene, Feeny dreams that he has a class of knowledgable, outstanding students. He awakens to a loud and unruly class, talking and throwing paper airplanes, and holds up a pair of scissors contemplatively.

Betty visits the doctor where she learns she is pregnant. She tries to broach the subject of abortion, but the doctor insists that is only for single girls, not wealthy, married women. Don returns from California and visits her at the stables. The two talk and he finally confirms that he did in fact have an affair. Betty rejects any further attempts at reconciliation, telling him they'll talk later.

Harry, Ken, Paul, and Salvatore wonder why they are suddenly being asked to provide detailed department information to Bert Cooper. They convince Lois, Don's former secretary who now works as a switch operator, to reveal what she has overheard. She divulges that Sterling Cooper is being bought and merged with the British ad agency Putnam, Powell, and Lowe (PPL), and, that while they are interested in retaining the New York office, it is possible that some employees will be let go. The men become concerned for their job security.

Pete is encouraged by Peggy to admit that Clearasil is leaving the agency. Duck is surprisingly unperturbed and informs Pete that he intends to make Pete head of accounting while he himself is going to be the new head of Sterling Cooper.

Everyone is put on edge by the escalating Cuban missile crisis. Joan broaches the subject of a civil safety protocol while Trudy decides to flee Manhattan to stay with her parents in case of an attack. Pete refuses to go with her, despite her pleading. Father Gill discusses the possibility of nuclear war in his sermon, and, the next day, approaches Peggy to discuss it further. He expresses the belief that he was sent to Brooklyn specifically to help Peggy, and encourages her to confess the birth of her child to him. He warns her that if she does not repent and they are bombed, she will go to hell. Offended, Peggy dismisses him and states that, "she doesn't believe that's the way God is."

Don returns after his three week hiatus and learns of Peggy's new office as well as the merger. He goes mostly unpunished for his disappearance, though Pete Campbell rebukes him for leaving him to deal with the clients by himself in California. Don tells Pete he had faith in his abilities, and that now Pete is worthy of the promotion he desperately wanted last season. Moved by his loyalty to Don, Pete reveals to him that Duck will be made president of Sterling Cooper.

Betty discloses to Francine that she is pregnant, but does not want to have a baby. Sympathetic, Francine mentions it is possible to have a secret abortion in Albany or Puerto Rico- though the latter option is not ideal due to the situation in Cuba. That night, Betty drops Sally and Bobby off to stay with Don, while she has the night to herself. She goes shopping and stops for a drink at a bar where she engages in a sexual encounter with a stranger in the back room. Don, meanwhile, sits with Sally and Bobby and begins drafting a letter to Betty.

The next day, Bert, Roger, Don, and Duck meet with the executives from the PPL, and Duck is announced as the new president of Sterling Cooper. Duck declares his business strategy to be focused on simply pushing advertisements and dismisses the actual importance or persuasive abilities of the creative department. Disagreeing with this plan, Don reveals he intends to resign from Sterling Cooper. Duck attempts to threaten him by mentioning his contract, but Don reminds everyone that he does not have a contract and walks out. Infuriated, Duck states that they do not need Don, but the PPL executives are unconvinced. They ask Duck to step out of the room, and remark to Roger and Bert that Duck, "never could hold his liquor."

While on her way out, Pete calls Peggy into his office. The two begin talking and Pete confesses his love for Peggy and that he wants to be with her. Shocked and frustrated by the revelation, Peggy finally informs Pete that she could have shamed him into being with her because of her pregnancy. She explains clearly that "she had his baby, but she gave it away." Astonished, Pete questions why she would choose to tell him this now. She clarifies that she did not want to be with him, and that she thought there was a part of herself she could get back by pretending that it never happened, but now she knows that that person is gone. She apologizes to him and leaves while Pete sits stunned.

Betty finds the letter from Don where he expresses his regret for cheating on her, his desire to be a family, and that without her, he will be alone forever. She allows him to move back home. When he returns, the two sit together in the kitchen, and Betty reveals she is pregnant. Surprised, Don reaches out and takes her hand. The two sit and stare at each other in contemplative silence.

With humanity now on the verge of extinction, the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans occupy most of the remaining planets. In the Temple of Atropos, the Doctor jumps into the time storm and stalls Swarm by hiding Dan, Yaz, and Vinder in their pasts.

Dan experiences his date with his love interest Diane, until the Doctor appears as a hologram and Swarm's companion Passenger abducts Diane. Yaz talks with her police partner and tries to teach her sister a video game, but sees the Doctor instead. Vinder reluctantly relives his time assisting the dictatorial Grand Serpent and his demotion to a remote outpost upon revealing the Serpent's misdeeds, with Yaz as his superior and the Doctor as a hologram. Vinder makes video messages aboard the outpost.

Bel, a survivor of the Flux, evades the Daleks in a forest, finds a Lupari ship and weapons, and escapes to the Cybermen sector. Bel kills a boarding party, then confesses her motivations to the last Cyberman she kills: she is searching for her lover, Vinder. Bel finds Vinder’s messages, and comforts their unborn child.

The Doctor jumps into her own timestream and recovers memories of her past Fugitive Doctor incarnation and three other Division officers, including the Lupari officer Karvanista, raiding the Temple to confront Swarm and Azure. Swarm appears in his original form and has vessels called Passengers each storing hundreds of thousands of life essences. The Fugitive Doctor has secretly hidden six powerful Mouri priests inside, and unleashes them.

Back in her present, the Doctor finds the priests and encourages them to return to the temple, but the priests forcibly separate her from her past memories to protect her from the time storm's effects. Awsok, a mysterious old entity, chides the Doctor, claiming the Doctor's mission is futile. Awsok reveals the Flux was deliberately created and placed and is the Doctor's fault.

The Doctor returns Yaz, Dan and Vinder to the present. Azure reveals they knew what the Doctor would do and brought her to Atropos on purpose. Swarm reveals Diane's entrapment in Passenger, and the Doctor and Vinder promise to help Dan get her back before Swarm, Azure and Passenger leave the temple. The Doctor uses the TARDIS to return Vinder to his ravaged home planet and gives him a device to contact her. After taking off, a Weeping Angel jumps out of Yaz's phone and seizes the TARDIS console.

Jules Moreau's parents are killed in a car crash. He is sent to boarding school with his brother Marty and sister Liz. He befriends Alva, a fellow pupil. Marty's friend Toni pursues Liz, unsuccessfully. Jules desires Alva and is angered when he finds her having sex with another man.

Years later, he gets in touch with Alva and they meet. Alva has married A.N. Romanov, an author many years her senior. They invite Jules to stay with them in Switzerland. The elderly Romanov is becoming forgetful. He keeps guns in the cellar, and recalls his father's suicide. Jules and Romanov work on their novels in the same room. Jules and Alva begin an affair. Romanov declares his intention to kill himself before he loses his mind, and asks Jules to help him. Jules later finds Romanov in the cellar, and places a gun in his hand, then leaves before Romanov kills himself.

Alva and Jules have twins. Jules finishes Romanov's last novel. Alva is diagnosed with leukemia. She is cured by chemotherapy, but it recurs. Alva dies. Jules crashes his motorcycle.

Marty and his wife Elena cannot have children. Liz has had a string of lovers, but never married. She sleeps with Toni because she wants a child, but stops after she becomes pregnant.

Louis, 8-and-a-half years old, is autistic. He arrives at his new school and is about to introduce himself.

The film tells about a successful actress who met an unconscious migrant in her house and she decides to take him to her place, but with one condition...

In the Italian countryside, far from the well-trod paths, lies the small village of Castelcorvo. An imposing and ancient castle mounts over this tiny town where life flows slowly and everyone knows everybody. A still miniature place, isn’t it? Not at all. Among the cobbled streets and colourful little houses witches and other frightening magical beings lie low. And, above all, is the old manor really uninhabited or is it hiding mysteries and secrets only a group of brave people can reveal? Castelcorvo is not as peaceful and to keep it safe brave Knights are called to defend it. Four kids - Giulia, Riccardo, Betta and Matteo - will have to solve puzzles and face their greatest fears to grow up, live a huge adventure and become the paladins fighting the evil that lurks in Castelcorvo.

A young mexican smuggler and a little girl travel illegally on top of a cargo train, called La Bestia, to get to the USA. An injury transforms his perception of the journey.

''Allelujah'' is a warm and deeply moving story about old age. The threatened closure of a geriatric ward in a small Yorkshire hospital stirs an uprising from the local community, who invite a news crew to film preparations for a concert in honour of the hospital’s most distinguished nurse. ''Allelujah'' celebrates the spirit of humanity among medical staff struggling with limited resources and ever-growing demand, and to the elderly patients involved.

Mostly told from the point of view of Queeney, Samuel Johnson suffered a breakdown and was bed-ridden for weeks. His friend Arthur Murphy introduces him to the brewer Henry Thrale and his wife Hester. They encourage him to come to their country house at Streatham Park, where he meets their young daughter 'Queeney'. For the next few years he was a common guest with them and accompanied them to Lichfield (his birthplace), Brighthelmstone (Brighton), Wales and Paris. Many of the characters appear in the novel, including John Hawkins, James Woodhouse, Anna Williams, Robert Levet, Frank Barber, John Delap, Fanny Burney, Davy Garrick, Bennet Langton, Frances Reynolds, Giuseppe Baretti, Oliver Goldsmith, Joshua Reynolds and James Boswell.

The series follows Uryū Kamihate, a high school student who is aiming to pass the entrance exams to the Kyoto University's medical school. After living in an orphanage for much of his life following the death of his mother, he comes to live at Amagami Shrine, where the head priests asks him to marry one of his three granddaughters. Uryū and the Amagami sisters also have to contend with various issues, such as the shrine being in danger of closing down due to financial issues. Through flashforwards, it is implied that Uryū will eventually marry one of the sisters.

Katya lives very modestly, with her husband and mother in a provincial town, and works at a local enterprise. Her mother Galina Stepanovna unexpectedly falls ill, but her act is even more unexpected she decides to sign all her meager inheritance not to her daughter, but to her son, the girl's brother. Katya is ready to do anything to change this unfair, in her opinion, decision. But she herself does not notice how terrible the consequences of her rash actions can be.

The story starts with the couple lying in bed together, Her mesmerized by Him. They venture into upstate New York in a car. Her leaves her red scarf at a house belonging to Him's sister. Their relationship takes a turn at a dinner party, where Him ignores his girlfriend with a hand gesture, as he is busy catching up with his friends. They fight afterwards; Him is arrogant and dismissive, while a distraught Her is heartbroken but still wants to stay with Him. He apologizes and kisses Her to end the argument, and they dance in the refrigerator light. Him starts to distance himself from Her when she needs him, eventually breaking up with her. A devastated Her weeps in bed, ignoring his phone calls. Her is seen typing on her typewriter and crumbling sheets of papers. A montage shows Her alone at parties and miserable on her 21st birthday. Him's life carries on as he walks alone down a Brooklyn street, recalling some of the happier moments in his relationship with Her. The film then jumps 13 years into the future, where Her has become an author and released her book ''All Too Well'', presumably detailing the heartache of her early twenties. She reads out the book to an audience in a packed bookstore. Outside the store, an older Him stands in the snow, watching Her through the window, wearing the same scarf she had abandoned 13 years ago.

The film opens with Jane (Carlee Avers) lying in bed experiencing flashes in a nightmare. As she wakes, she is disturbed and confused by what she has seen. Outside, Mac (Jason Alan Smith) shares coffee with their neighbor, Bill (Tony Todd), and expresses his concern with the demeanor of everyone around them. During the conversation Bill jokingly attempts to kiss Mac. As Mac shakes it off, Bill reassures him that everything is okay and that Mac is being paranoid. Back inside, Mac comforts Jane and they agree they are being paranoid.

At a local high school, 17-year-old Kim (Clare Foley) feels isolated from her friends. While at work at the hospital, Jane’s supervisor Ethan (Ryan Barry McCarthy) corners her and attempts to kiss her. Back in the neighborhood, Mac is approached by a jogger, Sara (Olivia Freer), who openly flirts with and offers to sleep with him. Kim walks up as Sara jogs away. Mac and Kim chat about how everyone is acting odd. We hear an air-raid siren; Mac and Kim take refuge inside Mac and Jane’s home.

Mac and Kim listen to an emergency radio broadcast, telling them that, contrary to previous advice to stay inside, everyone should now report to the nearest public school or emergency shelter. Jane returns home from the hospital and Mac and Kim greet her outside. Jane tells Mac that Ethan attacked her. Bill knocks on the door to return a power saw. Returning to their earlier conversation, Bill continues to reassure them everything is going to be okay and then pushes in the door, attacking Mac. A fight ensures and ends when Jane grabs a shotgun.

Tied up and interrogated in the basement, Bill explains to everyone that giving over to whoever they are means letting go of everything negative about being a human, embracing bliss. Unconvinced, they leave Bill tied up. There’s a knock at the door, and the visitor is revealed to be Kim’s uncle, Kurt (Doug Tompos). Mac tries to explain everything to Kurt, who doesn’t believe what he’s hearing. When Kurt sees Bill tied up, he, Mac, and Jane debate the morals of holding Bill against his will.

Kurt eventually leaves the house and is surrounded by the neighbors and kissed by Sara, changing him. During a struggle in the basement, Jane is shot as she is kissed by Bill. Feeling the effects and starting to change, Jane explains to Mac everything that she is feeling, trying to convince him the change is worth it. Kim and Mac's phones get a text to turn on the TV. News anchor Kathy Walters (Kathy Searle) repeats the narrative that everything is going to be okay and everyone just needs to give in. It’s revealed that the changed are an alien species.

Surrounded and desperate, Mac and Kim decide to take up arms and rush the crowd at the front door, leaving their fates unknown.

Laura's friend Chloe introduces her to her stepbrother, Harrison, who works at the record store Lost & Found. They immediately connect and attend a Japanese Breakfast show together. She meets the record store's owner, Cooper. At the beach, Harrison gifts Laura a cassette so they can create a mixtape. They celebrate after learning an art-related mentorship has accepted Laura. He mentions his intentions of moving to attend medical school but is interrupted by an earthquake. At her house, she shows him her art. Harrison's parents tell Laura that Harrison is going to a medical school on the other side of the country. Harrison privately tells Laura he does not want to go so he can stay with her. She tells him she does not want to be the reason he gives up on his dreams; he reassures her of his decision to stay. They attend her art exhibition. On his birthday, they finish painting a mural. The next day, Harrison is hit and killed by a car. Laura destroys the mural and leaves behind her mixtape at Lost & Found.

Four years later, Laura attends Chloe's wedding. Cooper gives Laura her mixtape back. She goes home to listen to it. After pressing play, Laura is transported to her first date with Harrison at the Japanese Breakfast concert. After a brief moment, she returns to the present. Every time she presses play, the mixtape sends her back in time. She does it again and appears on their date at the beach. She warns him about his future death and convinces him by predicting the earthquake seconds before it happens. In the present, she learns she is affecting the future after learning Chloe has married a different, obnoxious man instead of her soulmate. She learns Harrison had died the same day from falling off a cliff.

Her next click sends her to the time she showed Harrison her art. She warns him to stay away from the cliffs. This time, after returning, she learns Harrison died from electrocution after stepping on a downed power line. She presses play again and now appears at the party hosted at Lost & Found where they talked about their future, but her time is cut short. Her actions altered their timeline to where Lost & Found burned down with Harrison inside and the mixtape is no longer in her possession. She visits a depressed Cooper, gets the mixtape from this timeline, and tells Cooper about its powers. Cooper mentions the possibility that she is not supposed to save him but she tries anyway. Harrison still died, this time in a car accident with his dad. Once again, Laura presses play. She appears at her art exhibition. She tells Harrison to break up with her and go to medical school. In the present, she tries calling him but the call goes straight to voicemail. She immediately presses play again and appears in their last important moment: the day they finished the mural. She confronts him for not breaking up but Harrison says he would rather risk staying with her than leaving and dying anyway.

In the present, Laura forces herself to accept the fact she cannot be with Harrison. While at Chloe's, she discovers an additional song on the B-side of the cassette. The song sends her back in time to the moment they were going to meet for the first time. She decides to save his life by not stepping inside Lost & Found. In the present, a cheerful Chloe invites Laura to Christmas dinner. Chloe is married to her soulmate as the changes to the timeline have been reverted. Harrison arrives and introduces himself to Laura.

The book is described as "a deep personal work that chronicles the Nigerian-American author's life living with bipolar II disorder and anxiety, and a woman of color and combating the stigma surrounding it." The essays cover her difficulties as a young child re-locating from Nigeria to America, struggling with household tensions, depression and hospitalization, leading up to her eventual diagnosis of and treatment for bipolar II disorder.

A couple in love retire away from civilization. They have been together for not so long, but the man is sure he met his only one. The sudden arrival of the younger sister, and then the girl's ex-boyfriend, ruins the romantic idyll. Heroes become hostages of each other's desires and passions. Romance is replaced by passion, and innocent flirting leads to fierce jealousy. More and more dangerous psychological games threaten to lead to a cruel denouement.

Madeleine, a young American woman, is spending the summer at a vacation home outside Rome with her French husband, Dr. Franz Shuman. Madeleine, whose biggest wish is to bear a child, has recently suffered a traumatic miscarriage, and is plagued by a bizarre recurring dreams pertaining to the death of her unborn child. In the dream, Madeleine is chased through the woods by numerous versions of herself bearing colorful hair; they pursue her until they stumble upon the scene of a wrecked car with a burned body next to it, and the women proceed to throw a child's casket containing a babydoll onto the flames.

While in the city, Madeleine meets Thomas, a young, attractive university student whom she offers a ride. Madeleine returns home with Thomas and awkwardly introduces him to Franz. She later explains to Thomas Franz has a penchant for studying psychology and the occult in his spare time. Madeleine and Thomas have sex in the house, as Franz, unbeknownst to them, spies from another room. Franz subsequently informs Thomas that Madeleine is prone to schizophrenic episodes. Later, Madeleine and Thomas go on a boating excursion, during which Madeleine confesses that she is sometimes "overtaken" by a presence. She also divulges her bizarre dream to Thomas, but he dismisses it as an irrelevant nightmare.

Later, Madeleine meets Antonio, a fellow American and musician with whom she also begins a romantic dalliance. Thomas later tells Madeleine he cannot see her anymore, as he has a girlfriend. Madeleine responds to this news with little upset, and invites Thomas to attend a large party Franz is holding to celebrate the arrival of his son, Luis, from the United States. During the party, Thomas's girlfriend Mary gets drunk, and Madeleine attempts to seduce her, but is stopped by Franz. Franz begins to attempt to have sex with Mary, which causes an outburst when Thomas bears witness to this. After the two men get into a fight, Thomas wanders outside and drowns himself in the swimming pool.

After Thomas's suicide, Madeleine leaves Franz and meets with Antonio, to whom she professes her love. As the two kiss on the beach, Franz arrives, interrupting the lovers' rendezvous. Franz humiliates Madeleine by revealing all of her affairs to Antonio, who then rejects her. Franz proceeds to brandish a gun, apparently shooting Madeleine. However, this is proved to be a mere ruse—later, Luis, Thomas, and Franz observe Madeleine in a hospital: It is revealed that Luis is in fact Madeleine's husband, while Franz and Thomas are psychiatrists who have been studying her as a test case in an attempt to understand her shattered psyche; Mary is a nurse who works with the psychiatrists. Madeleine awakens, and appears to finally have a state of mental clarity, suggesting that their elaborate, clandestine therapy plot was successful. However, when Luis departs with Madeleine, she demands to be reunited with Franz, whom she now believes to be her husband.

The series tells the story of special agent Hans, caught up in a struggle for power in a totalitarian city, the only one left on Earth after a nuclear war. During his adventures, which include both space and time travel, Hans falls in love with Orchid, one of the outlaws who live in the ravaged areas around his home city. Eventually, Orchid gives birth to their daughter, Mahonia. With time, Hans becomes the ruler of the city and has to face numerous threats both on the inside and the outside.

First part

Johann Strauss befriends Joseph Lanner at one of his concerts. The superficial dance music of the aristocratic balls gives Johann Strauss the idea of founding an orchestra with Lanner.

Both of them immediately get a job with the inn owner Streim. While his daughter Anna flirts with Strauss and Lanner at the same time, the businessman Karl Friedrich Hirsch convince the two musicians to play music in parallel in Streim's inn and in other places.

Anna becomes pregnant and marries Strauss; at the wedding Lanner breaks away from Strauss. Despite his professional success, Strauss is plagued by fears about the future. When Anna gives birth to their son Johann ("Schani"), Strauss prefers to play with the Italian violinist Niccolò Paganini, who has shown enthusiasm for his music.

Little Schani develops his first musical inclinations, while his father becomes soon more successful than Lanner, despite the last one is appointed music director to the imperial court. During a cholera epidemic, Strauss plans with Hirsch a concert in Schönbrunn to draw the emperor's attention to his music. Despite his absence, the concert is a success and Strauss chooses a waltz queen from the audience, the young . The troops of the emperor dissolve the concert due to health concerns, even with the use of force; in their escape, Strauss and Emilie kiss.

Prince Metternich summons Strauss at court and sent him on a concert tour to England for the coronation of Queen Victoria. In return, he promises Strauss that he would find a post at the imperial court for him when he is back in Vienna.

Second part

Because his lover Emilie Trampusch gives birth to a son, Strauss decides, despite the homesickness of his orchestra, to prolong his concert tour to France. When he prospects to continue the journey to New York, Strauss is abandoned by his musicians.

Resigned, Strauss and Hirsch return to Vienna, where Strauss sees his grown-up son Schani and his brothers again. Strauss is unable to work, while Anna does not know how to support her family. Frustrated, Strauss forbids his sons to become musicians in order to spare them the disappointments he had to experience himself. When the musicians of his previous orchestra return to Strauss, at Anna's insistence he start working again.

Strauss moves in with Emilie and agrees to pay Anna's family maintenance only if his sons abide by his music ban. For this reason, Schani attends business school, but, with the support of his mother, secretly turns back to music. Moreover, he falls in love with Lanner's daughter Kathi, who arranges for him violin lessons with her father. After Johann Strauss finds out about the lessons, Anna forbids any further interference from her husband and sends her son to take composition lessons with the organist Joseph Drechsler; Schani earns the necessary money at night working in a factory. However, Schani does not enjoy Drechslers' lessons on fugues and would rather, contrary to his mother's plans, compose waltzes and set up an orchestra with his friend Gustav Levi.

Lanner dies unexpectedly; due to Prince Metternich's influence, Strauss becomes his successor as music director to the imperial court.

After initial difficulties, Schani gets permission to found an orchestra with the help of his mother, who de facto signs as his guardian. Although Johann Strauss threatens to boycott all café owners who let Schani play with them, Schani celebrates a successful debut at . Johann Strauss congratulates his son and offers him a tour together; Schani's mother, however, vehemently refuses.

Third part

Prince Metternich worries about public order because of the rivalry between father and son. When a young woman dies in a dispute between the supporters of father and son, Schani plays at her funeral despite the official prohibition. Prince Metternich urges Strauss to end the conflict with his son, but then, at Hirsch's suggestion, sends Schani as a cultural ambassador to Romania.

The rebels of the revolution of 1848 celebrate Schani as a hero because he opposed the authorities at the funeral; he plays for them the ''Marseillaise''. After his return to Vienna, Schani reports to the revolutionary army. While Field Marshal Radetzky crushes the rebels, Schani and Levi are arrested for participating in the revolution. Prince Metternich is deposed and Emperor Ferdinand I abdicates; his successor is his nephew Franz Joseph I.

Escaping from the revolution with other upper-class citizens, Johann Strauss has an affair with the singer Jetty Treffz, the lover of the banker ; when he returns to Vienna, he performs the ''Radetzky March'' in Radetzky's honour. While Anna is campaigning for Schani's release, Johann Strauss falls ill with scarlet fever. Schani is allowed to visit his terminally ill father, but comes too late: Emilie Trampusch has gone and has left Johann Strauss's naked body in the house.

After his funeral, Schani reunites his orchestra with that of his father. A little later he falls in love with Karoline, who however is starting a relationship with Schani's brother Josef. When his application for music director to the imperial court is rejected, he reluctantly goes on a tour at the urging of his mother. The Russian Prince Alexander Nikolajewitsch Gribow gives him the opportunity to play in Russia for the Tsar.

Fourth part

Johann Strauss writes in his letters to his mother how successful his music is in Russia and how popular he is with women - he already lives in a liaison with the aristocratic daughter - but also reports on the darker side of the raging Crimean War in Russia. A little later he is awarded the Order of St. Stanislaus by the Tsar.

Olga's parents, on the other hand, try to prevent their daughter's not appropriate relationship with Johann. When he secretly arranges to take Olga with him to Austria, she tries, driven by inner voices, to shoot herself and Strauss; however, Strauss manages to flee. The Tsar promises that Olga will be taken care of; Strauss returns to Vienna, where, thanks to his success, he gives one concert after another.

When Strauss has to go to the sanatorium for three months because of overwork, his brother Josef - who works as an engineer - replaces Johann as music director at the insistence of his mother. Since Johann's stay in the sanatorium results in a lack of new waltzes, Josef begins to compose; a little later their brother Eduard turns to music as well. When Josef also collapses due to overwork, Eduard takes over the orchestra.

Johann and Jetty Treffz begin a relationship and get married, despite protests from Johann's mother, who considers Jetty a bad wife. Shortly after the wedding, Johann is appointed music director to the imperial court. Anna Strauss reacts in horror when Johann wants to devote himself exclusively to composing.

Fifth part

While the Strauss brothers quarrel over contract negotiations and Johann's choice of spouse, Austria experiences a defeat in the Austro-Prussian War in 1866. Johann is given by police inspector Joseph Weyl the task of setting a poem to music to lighten the mood in the population. While Johann despairs of the silly text, Levi becomes his publisher.

Since Josef is in financial difficulties, Johann offer him the chance to go on a concert tour to Russia with some of his musicians. When Johann takes the rest of the orchestra to France, Eduard reacts angrily that there are no musicians left for him. Johann celebrates a success in Paris at the 1867 Exposition Universelle when he performs his music transposition of the poem, the waltz ''The Blue Danube'', without text.

Since Johann reacts cautiously to an offer from the impresario Charles Gilmore to host an American tour, Jetty informs him only when they are in America that he had received a telegram in France with the news of his mother's death. Johann is shocked by her approach.

In Vienna, his joy over being awarded the Salvator Medal and the sale of a million copies of ''The Blue Danube'' is overshadowed by the cancer death of his brother Josef; on the deathbed Eduard accuses Johann of having caused Josef's death during the trip to Russia.

Jetty tries several times to encourage Johann to write operettas; only when Eva Wesseli, a singer at the theater, presents Johann with a libretto, Johann decides to compose ''Die Fledermaus''. Jetty is jealous when an affair develops between Johann and Eva.

The great success of ''Die Fledermaus'' is overshadowed by allegations that Johann published an unknown work by his deceased brother as his own. His marriage is also threatened with disaster when Jetty's grown-up son shows up and demands payment of his gambling debts; otherwise he threatens to expose public that he is the son of Johann Strauss (father).

In the meantime, Johann meets Johannes Brahms, who as a music expert offers to publicly refute the plagiarism allegations against Johann, since his cheerful music is completely different from that of the calculating engineer Josef Strauss. His joy about such meeting is immediately spoiled by Jetty's suicide; through a letter from her he learns the truth about her son.

Sixth part

Shortly after Jetty's death, Strauss marries the actress Angelika Dittrich. She quickly dilapidates her husband's money and her attempt to surprise her husband with daring, self-painted pictures fails miserably. During an argument, Angelika miscarries; due to rumours that she was having an affair, Johann asks for a divorce and, on the advice of family lawyer Dr. Halmi, travels to Hungary. After Angelika does not consent to the divorce, Strauss finds legal help from Dr. Halmi's widowed daughter-in-law Adele, who has opened a law firm in Budapest. At a gypsy festival, a fortune teller predicts an imminent wedding between them.

After Angelika blocks Johann's accounts, Adele tooks over his financial affairs. Angelika insinuates a liaison between them, whereupon Dr. Halmi becomes her lawyer and dismisses Adele from his office. Despite Levi's request, Eduard refuses to help Johann financially by performing his music.

While working on his new operetta ''Der Zigeunerbaron'', Johann converts to Protestantism and becomes a citizen of the German Duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha in order to divorce Angelika and marry Adele; Eduard is his successor as music director to the imperial court.

Despite Johann's new citizenship, the Viennese respond enthusiastically to ''Der Zigeunerbaron''. Johann's plan to publish a complete edition of his works fails because of Edward's refusal to hand over the music he has archived. On the occasion of the award of the Order of chivalry by Franz Joseph I, Johann dedicates his Kaiser-Waltz to the Emperor.

On June 3, 1899, Johann, sitting in an armchair, thinks back to his eventful life and dies. The musicians in Eduard's orchestra mournfully play ''The Blue Danube''; Eduard himself runs back home and, crying, burns his archive in the fireplace.

Fluttershy sings her animals a beautiful song in the morning. Hearing this, her friends suggest that she should perform with the Pony Tones vocal quartet at a benefit concert. She refuses this due to her stage fright, even though she is a big fan of the Pony Tones. The next morning, the group comes together for a rehearsal. However, Big McIntosh, a member of the group who is supposed to sing bass at the concert, lost his voice during a turkey call competition. Now, with a member less, the group has to find a replacement for him.

Fluttershy decides to consult shaman and herbalist Zecora. Zecora says that she can cure Big Mac, but not in time for the concert. However, she reminds Fluttershy of her Poison Joke that deepened Fluttershy's voice and turned her into masculine "Flutterguy". She says that she can brew it again. Fluttershy is still nervous about singing on-stage, but Rarity suggests a solution: Fluttershy sings backstage, and Big Mac lip-syncs to her performance.

The concert goes perfectly, and Fluttershy insists on continuing to sing for Big Mac out of sight as she enjoys being able to sing. After Big Mac recovers his voice, Rarity informs her that she is no longer required to sing. Seeing her disappointment, they allow her to perform one last time. During the song, Fluttershy accidentally knocks the curtain down, which reveals her. Even though the audience cheers for her, Fluttershy runs off in embarrassment.

Her friends find her at her cottage and convince her that facing her worst fear was not as bad as she had imagined because the audience loved her performance. Fluttershy agrees to perform privately for her friends with the Pony Tones and agrees to permanently join the band once she fully overcomes her stage fright.

The play follows Dr. Ruth Wolff, the Executive Director of the Elizabeth Institute, who refuses to let a Catholic priest into the operating room where a girl is dying from a botched self-administered abortion. After a recording of the physical altercation with the priest goes viral on the internet, Ruth begins to receive severe backlash from some of the hospital staff, the girl’s father, a network of social media users, and a panel of social activist groups. Each of the masses question Ruth’s intention for prohibiting the priest’s entrance, who is later revealed to be a Black man, and criticize her refusal to identify with labels. The Doctor explores themes of identity, race, privilege, religion, mental health, and sexuality. In the original production, nontraditional casting methods were employed, such as color-conscious casting, to manipulate the audience’s expectations and internal biases towards identity groups.

The novel is set in the West Africa-inspired kingdom of Otera, where 16-year-old Deka lives in the village of Irfut with her sick father, her mother having recently died of a redpox infection. Deka is filled with fear and anxiety because of a compulsory ritual for 16-year-old girls called the Ritual of Purity that serves to banish girls who bleed gold when cut instead of red from society. The ceremony is attacked by deathshrieks – legendary monsters who scream loudly. Deka chases the creatures away and after several attempts to kill her, her worst nightmare comes to life when she bleeds gold and is deemed impure.

She is thrown into a dungeon of torture, where she is killed several times but keeps waking up alive for months, until she is offered an invitation by a mysterious woman called White Hands who wishes to take her to the capital to join an army of Alaki – impure girls like herself, who are trained to fight deathshrieks for the Emperor. Deka agrees and along with a girl named Britta joins the army.

Deka trains hard and learns more about the kingdom and deathshrieks. Soon she discovers she can communicate with the creatures, begins to question the emperor's original intentions and seeks to know more about the true origin of the war.

The book begins with the suspicious death of a Moroccan immigrant in a hit-and-run accident in a small town in California, and is told from the perspectives of nine different characters who are connected to him.

Katya Korolyova from Moscow, a student of the Faculty of Philology, who won a grant to study the archives of the Russian poet Vladislav Khodasevich in Paris, secretly from her mother, instead of a study trip, goes to Abu Dhabi to build a career in modeling there. As a result, she actually turns out to be among the girls who have to please the Arab sheikhs for money. Thanks to the scandal arranged by Katya, the group of models is sent back to Russia.

Returning to Moscow, the adventurer Katya and her two newly-made provincial friends Liza and Galya rent one apartment for three and begin to live off wealthy men, usually married. More experienced friends teach naive Katya how to hunt oligarchs correctly in order to secure a luxurious and carefree future for herself. In pursuit of the dream of a beautiful life, friends will have to make a difficult choice and sacrifice something.

Grandma is deteriorating with dementia as Bridget and her carers struggle to cope with her. Jenny and Hannah try and help but Charlie and Stuart also have different viewpoints. Then Bridget has a holiday to Germany while Grandma's condition takes a turn for the worse...

A women's gang of fighters for justice gets together to destroy a brutal crime syndicate. But lies, intrigues, as well as their dark past put them at risk of death.

The love story of two already middle-aged people. Two sisters come to a small town on the Volga to rest. One is about fifty, the other is a little younger. They get acquainted with the most ordinary business trip, who does not at all understand that the youngest of the sisters, a little eccentric, fell in love with him at first sight.

In the small village of Glória do Ribatejo, João Vidal is recruited as a spy by the Soviet Union. It is the 1960s, at the height of the Cold War, and both the Soviets and Americans are attempting to manipulate events to their respective advantage and gain strategic control of Europe. Vidal undertakes high-risk espionage missions that have the potential to change the course of Portuguese and world history.

A passenger plane bound for Fukuoka crashes on an unknown island. While most of the passengers lose their lives, only ten survive as they came into contact with the "Mountain of Life" just before the crash, and the power of the fragments brought them back to life. Eight of the survivors quickly escape from the island and return to the human world. On the other hand, the Black Shadow who rules the island makes a deal with the two children who failed to escape, Misaki and Satsuki, offering to spare their lives if they take the stone from the other eight. Satsuki is willing to accept the offer, but Misaki, who doesn't want to be a murderer, is very much against it, and the two get into a tussle. Misaki forces Satsuki to throw away the stone, and after confirming Satsuki's death, she throws away the stone herself and dies. Afterwards, the Black Shadow orders the Kikimora, the guardians of the Mountain of Life, to retrieve the eight stones that have returned to the human world. Two Kikimora(husband and wife) enter the bodies of the two children who died after giving up their stones, and begin to track down the remaining eight survivors who have returned to their normal lives. Some try to protect the stone, while others try to live out their lives in the time they have left.

Characters

There are six playable characters in ''Atelier Sophie 2'', which stars the eponymous Sophie Neuenmuller (Yuuka Aisaka, reprising). Following the events of the first game, she leaves her hometown of Kirchen Bell to become a state-licensed alchemist and end up in a parallel world called Erde Wiege. On a quest to reunite with her mentor and friend, Plachta (Yuka Iguchi, reprising), she meets a younger version of Plachta who has not met Sophie before and is still a novice alchemist. This Plachta has been in Erde Wiege for some time before Sophie arrives, and she has her own atelier in the outskirts of town. Another surprise for Sophie is that a young version of her late grandmother, Ramizel Erlenmeyer (Rie Takahashi), is alive and perhaps the longest-berthed resident. The residents consider her their unofficial mayor. The other playable characters are Alette Claretie (Aoi Yūki), a merchant obsessed with scraping together money; Olias Enders (Tomoaki Maeno), charismatic yet self-absorbed bodyguard held in high esteem; and Diebold Lewerenz (Kengo Kawanishi), a former knight who has become a stoic bodyguard.

Other members of the cast play supporting roles. Elvira (Reina Ueda) is the creator of Erde Wiege and is worshiped by the residents as a goddess. The tavern where Sophie's group receives requests is run by its burned out proprietor, Katrina "Kati" Balbastre (Manami Numakura), and her young friend who actually serves all the customers, Gnome Dumortier (Yūko Ōno). The game's duplication services are provided by Pirka (Yukimi Hayase), an experienced merchant who took Alette under her wing.

Story

Following the events of the first game, the alchemists Sophie and Plachta, with Plachta still stuck in a doll's body, leave the town of Kirchen Bell on a journey for Sophie to earn her alchemist certification. When they get close to a strange tree, both are pulled into a mysterious black void. Separated from Plachta, Sophie awakens in the city of Roytale and is taken in by two merchants, Pirka and Alette, who explains that they are in the parallel world of Erde Wiege, created by the goddess Elvira and inhabited by individuals chosen across multiple periods of time by her. Sophie moves to an atelier that she shares with another alchemist whom she discovers to be a younger version of Plachta, summoned to Erde Wiege before she loses her human body.

To search for Plachta, Sophie joins forces with the young Plachta, Alette, the bodyguard Olias, and the former knight Diebold. Finally, Sophie meets and teams up with her grandmother Ramizel, also summoned from her younger days. Ramizel, who is Elvira's only friend, eventually deduces that she is involved with Plachta's disappearance and the party confronts her. Elvira reveals that Plachta's soul was separated from her doll body when she was brought to Erde Wiege and was looking after her body since then. Using her alchemy, Sophie locates Plachta's soul and reattaches it to her doll body. By Ramizel's suggestion, Elvira starts interacting with the other inhabitants of Roytale and nominates Plachta as the new mayor. Some time later, the party is tasked to investigate a new breed of monsters with strange powers, named "Groll". After the Groll attack one of the Dream Cores, magical stones who act as cornerstones to Erde Wiege and possess some of Roytale's citizens, turning them apathetic, Sophie and the others discover that they are vicious creatures who prey on dreams. Plachta uses her alchemy to create a device to ward off the Groll while Elvira makes the citizens recover by extracting the Groll from their bodies, but the process corrupts her and she flees out of fear of being a risk to others.

Sophie, Young Plachta and Ramizel devise a plan to rescue Elvira from the Groll's influence. As the party sets to confront Elvira, they learn through her memories that she was always alone, only able to watch silently over the dreams of others and created Erde Wiege using the Dream Cores from pieces of her own power so that she could interact with Ramizel and the others, but in doing so she violated one of the gods' sacred rules, which led to the appearance of the Groll. Having lost control of herself, Elvira attacks the party, but they manage to weaken her long enough for Ramizel to extract the Groll from her body, saving her. Back to Roytale, Elvira decides to send all citizens back to the real world and destroy Erde Wiege so that she can regain her full powers and prevent the Groll from reappearing at the cost of being alone again, but to ease her solitude, Sophie creates an artifact that allows Elvira to communicate with others inside their dreams, much to her joy. Before departing, Young Plachta decides to have Elvira erase her memories to ensure that her future is unaltered and she will eventually reunite with Sophie. The party leaves Erde Wiege, except for Ramizel who accompanies Elvira one last time in her journey to recover the Dream Cores before also leaving. Sophie and Plachta awaken back at the real world and continue their journey, their next destination being the mining city of Ertona, setting the events of ''Atelier Firis''.

In the midst of a nationwide moral panic caused by a newspaper article linking a recent spike in teenage suicides across Russia to a viral 'suicide game' two federal investigators are sent to a small Russian town of Podolsk to review a cold case involving a suspicious death of a schoolgirl. Initially seeing their task as a mere PR stunt both gradually start to loose their focus as they venture deeper into the paranoid world of conspiracy theories surrounding the case.

The Doctor reboots the TARDIS to force out the Weeping Angel, but it strands her, Yaz and Dan in the village of Medderton, on 21 November 1967. Yaz and Dan join the search for Peggy, a missing girl, while the elderly Mrs. Hayward warns the villagers to evacuate. The Doctor finds a laboratory where Professor Jericho is conducting psychic experiments on Claire, who was sent back in time from 2021 ("The Halloween Apocalypse"). Jericho’s home is surrounded by Angels interested in Claire, who reveals to the Doctor that Medderton is the site of a mass disappearance that occurs that night and in 1901. An Angel sends Yaz and Dan back to Medderton in 1901 where they find Peggy. They encounter Mrs. Hayward in 1967, on the other side of an energy barrier. Mrs. Hayward reveals she is Peggy’s future self.

Back in 1967, the Doctor, Claire, and Jericho barricade themselves in the basement, while Claire reveals she is slowly becoming an Angel. As a seer, she had a premonition of an Angel which led to its image seizing her mind. The Doctor enters Claire's mind to get rid of the Angel and learns it hijacked the TARDIS and is hiding from the other Angels, members of the Division’s extraction squad. The rogue Angel claims to have knowledge of the Division, offering to return the Doctor's missing memories if she helps it escape. Jericho disrupts the link because the Angels are breaking in. They escape through a tunnel, but the Angels send Jericho to 1901 and corner Claire and the Doctor. The Doctor learns the Angels have taken the village out of time and space in order to capture the rogue Angel. The Doctor tries to make a deal with the Angels, but the rogue Angel reveals it offered the Doctor to them for its own safety. The Doctor is recalled to the Division as she is turned into a Weeping Angel.

Meanwhile, Bel lands her ship on the planet Puzano, where she witnesses many Flux survivors tricked into being imprisoned in a Passenger by Azure. She gives Namaca, who she saved from Azure, a message before pursuing Azure.

In a mid-credits scene, Vinder arrives on Puzano, finds Namaca alongside Bel's message, and vows to keep searching.

Based on the trade reports that are inspired by a folk story Matsuda heard in his youth about growing up and has Brazilian and Japanese influences.

In Iron Lake, New York, Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall), going by the name Jim Lindsay, is running through the snowy woods, attempting to hunt a stag. When he finds him, a rare albino stag, he is unable to shoot him and leaves for his cabin. At his remote cabin, he briefly talks with an imaginary iteration of his sister Debra (Jennifer Carpenter), before she disappears.

On his way into town, Dexter is stopped by Angela Bishop (Julia Jones), the small town's chief of police, and it is revealed that they're in a relationship. They have sex in Angela's car before Angela is called for a minor case, forcing her to leave. Dexter heads into town where he works as a shopkeeper at Fred's Fish & Game. A young customer, Matt Caldwell (Steve M. Robertson), arrives to buy a knife and hunting rifle. While Dexter sells him the knife, he must wait 24 hours before buying the rifle as his FBI background check is flagged. Although disappointed, Matt calmly leaves with the knife.

That night, Dexter goes on a date with Angela at a bar. Their date is interrupted when Angela's daughter invites friends to her house, forcing Angela to leave early. At the bar, Dexter is approached again by Matt. Although Dexter reiterates that he can't get him the rifle early, Matt invites him to a party the next day at his father's house. A mysterious hitchhiker (Jack Alcott) soon arrives at the town and takes an interest in Dexter. The next day, Dexter goes hunting again but feels he is being watched, finding footsteps in the snow. He expresses his concerns to Debra, but she tells him to adhere to his new life.

Petrol billionaire Edward Olsen (Fredric Lehne) is in town, intending to open a business, which is met with backlash from many townspeople. Dexter's boss, Fred Jr. (Michael Cyril Creighton), tells him to give Matt the rifle as his records were cleared, and has Dexter deliver it himself. Dexter arrives at the party, where Matt's friend Bill takes him upstairs to see Matt. They are forced to leave the room when they find him having sex. Bill then snorts cocaine and tells Dexter that he and Matt were involved in a boat accident, which resulted in many deaths. In exchange for money, Bill covered for Matt, but his guilt and treatment by the townspeople are destroying him emotionally. Realizing his mistake, he asks Dexter not to tell anyone. Dexter delivers the rifle to Matt and briefly considers attacking him before just leaving the house.

Returning to his cabin, Dexter finds someone inside and sneaks up behind in order to attack him with an axe. He confronts the mysterious person, who reveals himself to be his son Harrison. Debra reminds Dexter of all the deaths that plagued his previous life (Doakes, LaGuerta, Rita, and Debra herself), telling him not to get involved with Harrison's life. Dexter claims not to be the man he is looking for and gives him money to leave the town. As Harrison leaves, Dexter stares at a photo of both when he was a baby and decides to burn it.

Dexter once again hunts the stag and eventually finds him. Instead of shooting him, he approaches the stag and pets it. Suddenly, the stag is shot by a gleeful Matt, to Dexter's shock. Dexter finally snaps and hits Matt in the head with his rifle, knocking him out. His "Dark Passenger" suddenly returns, noting it's been a long time since he felt the need. He covers the interior of his shed with plastic and straps a naked Matt to a table. He confronts Matt about the stag and the boat accident. Matt confesses his part but defends his actions, blaming his troubled childhood. When Dexter claims he will still kill him, Matt angrily states that his father will kill Dexter when he finds out. Nevertheless, Dexter stabs Matt in the chest, killing him.

Dexter stores Matt's blood on a makeshift microscopic slide but decides to drop it with the corpse. He chops up Matt's body, placing it in bags, despite Deb's insistence to stop. He then drives to the town, finding Harrison just as he is about to leave town. He confesses to being his father and decides to take him home. As they enter the house, blood trails are seen outside his cabin.

''Wind from an Enemy Sky'' begins with the Little Elk tribe's reaction to United States government presence and the construction of a dam on reservation land. While not explicitly mentioned in the text, the Seli’š Ksanka Qlispe’ Dam, located within the Flathead Reservation is believed to provide the model for the fictional dam.

''Wind'' concentrates on the mistrust between the Little Elk people and the United States government and the colonization efforts toward the tribe. In the novel, the Little Elk people argue that the US government destroys their sacred land for worthless gain. At the same time, the US government believes that the land must be "modernized" and refuses to consult the tribe before breaking ground. Such action represents just one of the various ways in which the government imposes on the tribe's traditional way of life.

Solely written in third-person narration, the story features several points of view through the eyes of Natives and Non-Natives. Bull, the patriarch of the Little Elk tribe, attempts to restore their land multiple times, which results in trouble with the government. In the novel, Adam Pell, a prominent American figure, is the builder of the forsaken dam that Bull despises. Pell is convinced that his actions are justified. He attempts to mend the issues created between himself and the tribe, but his actions are ineffective.

A second plot line in the novel centers around Henry Jim and his reconciliation efforts with the Little Elk tribe as he nears death. He had given away the tribe's most sacred object, the Feather Boy medicine bundle, and recognizes that its repatriation represents the only way for him to mend his wrongs.

The meeting of these two plot lines leads to the climax of the novel as the Little Elk attempt to accept these unforgiving truths, ultimately culminating in tragedy.

Tsubaki, a kunoichi and the best student of the Akane Class, lives in a village where women are not allowed to have contact with men. However, she has a curiosity about them that she wants to keep hidden.

Berlin shortly after World War II: Otto Kackelmann runs a cola drink factory together with his wife. He markets his product ''Ko-Ka-Ki'' as well as he can. His daughter Lotte, called Häsecken, is studying to be an actress. One day she comes home in a happy mood after winning a competition in ''Quick'' magazine. She has won a visit for herself and a companion to the Oktoberfest in Munich. Her mother Hermine immediately signs up as her companion, as the family has inheritance disputes to be settled in Munich. Otto's uncle named Otto and his cousin Gustl Wurzinger, who is a tenant at the Hofbräuhaus am Platzl, as his sole heirs. The only condition was that both men reconcile and invest the money in a common project. As both men are stubborn - Gustl cannot forgive Otto for stealing Hermine away from him - the inheritance is in danger of being lost. Otto also travels to Munich, where he plans to open his own stand at the Oktoberfest to sell ''Ko-Ka-Ki''.

In Munich, Otto meets variety worker Hermann Busch who helps him sell ''Ko-Ka-Ki''. Hermann takes care of Lotte, whom he would like to date, but he lacks the means and opportunity towards to that end. Lotte meets Gustl and his son Peter by accident and introduces herself as "Lotte Schmidt". She claims to work for Otto and attempts to bring Otto and Gustl to reconcile, in vain. Meanwhile, Otto meets Gustl's wife Therese in the Hofbräuhaus and entertains her with fictional tales of having visited Africa. After a visit by Otto and Gustl to the notary becomes a disaster, Hermine contacts Gustl and takes him to the Wurzinger vacation home. Here Gustl wishes to rekindle his love for Hermine in his youth. However, Hermine has written a letter to Therese, where she tells her her marriage could be in danger. Hermine and Gustl meet in Gustl's vacation home and Gustl immediately attempts to take Hermine away. She admits she is only really interested in a reconciliation between Otto and Gustl, which Gustl immediately rejects. When Therese appears at the vacation house, Hermine refuses to leave. In an emergency, Gustl agrees to a reconciliation with Otto and Hermine escapes through a window. She returns to Munich and is picked up by Gustl and Therese on the way. They return to Munich together and the two women get along really well. The three meet Peter and Lotte in front of the Hofbräuhaus, making their identities known. Otto also appears at this point and Therese realises who this explorer of Africa really is. During this meeting the animosity between the families disappears, as long as Gustl keeps away from Hermine. The notary informs the two families that the inheritance has already been planned to build an orphanage, which the Wurzingers and the Kackelmanns agree to. Lotte and Peter fall in love and Otto donates his company to Hermann Busch, who has been interested in marketing ''Ko-Ka-Ki''.

Rainbow Dash is eager to ride the Wild Blue Yonder, a famous roller coaster in Las Pegasus, before it permanently closes. Applejack agrees to take over her classes at the School of Friendship if she chaperones Granny Smith and her elderly relatives for their annual Las Pegasus vacation, strictly instructing Rainbow Dash to never let them overexert themselves or leave her sight. Rainbow Dash reluctantly accepts, and attempts to convince the grannies to rest in their hotel so she can have time for herself. However, the grannies sneak off while Rainbow Dash discovers the coaster's long waiting line, forcing her to spend most of the day following them and interfering with their exciting activities, much to their annoyance. When Rainbow Dash apologizes for ruining their fun and explains she is only following Applejack's instructions, the grannies laugh over Applejack's overprotectiveness and invite Rainbow Dash to ride the coaster with them, using their VIP passes to skip the line.

Kendall is nursed back to his health after nearly drowning in his pool, having been discovered by Comfry. Gerri reports that GoJo's market capitalization has exceeded Waystar's, resulting from heavy fines from the Department of Justice. Logan and Roman travel to Lukas Matsson's Lake Como villa to meet with him in person; Matsson proposes that GoJo buy out Waystar with him as CEO – giving Matsson the power to choose a new board – while Logan exits with a settlement along with continued control of key assets. Logan stays to negotiate further while sending Roman back to Tuscany to attend his mother's wedding.

In Tuscany, Roman, Shiv and Connor sit down with Kendall to assess his mental state, believing him to have attempted suicide, but Kendall dismisses their intervention, insisting that his near-drowning was a drunken accident. Upon learning of Logan's merger plans with GoJo – which could jeopardize his presidential campaign – and hearing Kendall refer to himself as Logan's "eldest son," Connor lashes out at his siblings for the consistent disregard they have shown him, but regains his spirits when Willa agrees to marry him. Karl and Frank arrive in Italy to aid Logan in dealmaking procedures. Greg romantically pursues an Italian ''contessa'' Roman has brought along as a wedding date, learning she has blood ties to the monarchy of Luxembourg.

During the wedding reception, Roman – noticing odd behavior from Gerri, Kerry and others amid apparent concerns over the GoJo deal – reveals Matsson's buyout proposal to an irate Shiv. The two inform Kendall, realizing that giving Matsson control of the company's board severely endangers their prospects of ever taking over as CEO. Kendall, overwhelmed, breaks down in tears over his failure as both a father to his children and as a whistleblower against the company, and finally admits his involvement in the waiter's death at Shiv's wedding. Shiv and Roman comfort him, and Roman suggests that Kendall does not deserve to be fully blamed for the accident.

The three siblings recall a clause in Logan and Caroline's divorce agreement granting the children a vote over any change in company control, and decide to band together as an opposing majority against Logan. On the road, Shiv relays their plans to Tom, who realizes that Shiv has not considered where he will fall under this alliance. Tom vaguely asks Greg for a pledge of loyalty amidst the upcoming changes at Waystar and promises to bring him into the upper echelons of the company. Greg, reluctant at first, happily accepts.

The children arrive at Logan's villa to confront their father. The three hold firm against Logan's attempts to divide them; Logan argues that the siblings losing company control will be a teachable moment for them, and reacts with contempt when Shiv attempts to invoke the supermajority clause. He puts Caroline on the phone, revealing the two renegotiated their divorce agreement to deprive the children of their voting power, effectively leaving them powerless within the company. Roman despondently begs his father to reconsider, but Logan declares that the deal is settled because it ultimately works in his own favor. Roman then pleads with Gerri to oppose Logan and help the siblings remove him but she declines, declaring the buyout to be in her best interest financially. Tom arrives and receives a warm greeting from Logan, leading Shiv to realize it was he who informed Logan of the children's revolt.

In this version, retired astronomer James Parkin goes on a respite holiday after leaving his aged wife (who appears to be in the advanced stages of dementia) in a care home. When revisiting one of their favourite coastal towns during the off-season, he goes for a walk on the beach and discovers a wedding ring in the sand, which he keeps. As he is walking back along the desolate beach to his hotel, he senses he is being followed and sees a motionless white-clad figure in the distance behind him. As he walks further, the seemingly motionless figure gets closer to him each time he turns to look back. Nervous, he runs back to the steps away from the beach but as he turns around again, the figure has disappeared. Back at his hotel room, he cleans the ring he has found and sees it is inscribed with the Latin words for "Who is this, who is coming?" which he reads out loud. Later that night, he is awoken by noises. Initially this seems to be caused by a storm outside but he then hears scratching noises inside his room. He goes back to sleep with his bedside lamp turned on but when he awakens again later, the lamp is off again.

The next morning, he dismisses the scratching noises as a rat and the lamp as having a loose connection, both of which he asks the hotel receptionist to investigate. He begins to venture out to the beach again but once he gets there he becomes hesitant and decides to spend the day elsewhere instead. That night, Parkin falls asleep while reading in bed. He is woken in the night again by strange noises and finds his bedside lamp is once again turned off even though he fell asleep with it on. This time, someone tries to enter his hotel room. Though they are unsuccessful, he feels shaken by the incident. Eventually, he manages to fall asleep again but has a disturbing dream that involves his wife, a young child and the figure on the beach.

Early the next morning, he tells the hotel receptionist that he believes one of the other guests tried to get into his room but she tells him that he was alone in the hotel, with no other guests or even staff present. Though his scientific mind refuses to acknowledge the existence of the spiritual or supernatural (he refuses to believe in the idea of his wife's spirit being trapped in her almost functionless body like a "ghost in the machine"), he becomes increasingly uneasy during the remainder of his stay at the hotel. Later that day, he is again followed by the ominous white-clad figure on the otherwise empty beach. Panicked, he runs back to the hotel and decides to leave the following day.

The night before he is due to depart, Parkin struggles to relax in his hotel room. He picks up the ring he found on the beach but quickly tries to dispel any irrational thoughts he is having and eventually falls asleep. Later in the night, he is once again awakened by the scratching sounds and then something trying to enter his hotel room. This time, an apparition enters his room from underneath the door. As his bedside lamp goes off again by itself, Parkin shuts his eyes in terror and implores the apparition to leave him alone. As he opens his eyes he sees a figure sitting on the end of his bed. The figure appears to be his wife, who angrily says over and over again "I'm still here" as she crawls towards him. Parkin tries in vain to escape, his fingernails scratching on the wooden floor making a sound identical to the scratching noises he kept hearing. The following morning, the receptionist finds Parkin lying dead in his bed, while his wife seemingly vanishes from the care home.''[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00x1zmm Whistle and I'll Come to You]'' at BBC Online. Retrieved 24 December 2010.

Dung (Dustin Nguyễn) is low-level employee at a hotel who is kind to those around him and a hopeless romantic. Mai (played by Kathy Uyen) is an Overseas Vietnamese lounge singer searching for her break. When they have a chance meeting, Mai is charmed by Dung's ability to quickly solve situations with cleverness and a smile. Dung is dismayed to find out that Mai is being pursued by a wealthy businessman named Antoine (Charlie Nguyen), who has offered Mai assistance with her singing career in exchange for a romantic relationship.

Dung meets Hoi, a wealthy, gay businessman, and accepts an offer to be a well-paid personal assistant in the hopes of gaining enough money to convince Mai to reconsider. Dung agrees to accompany Hoi to Nha Trang, knowing Mai would be performing there and with the hope he can feign wealth with Hoi's gifts and property. Meanwhile, Hoi pushes the boundaries of his arrangement with Dung, hoping to start their own romantic relationship.

Nate, a 19-year-old film student, and Margaret, a 52-year-old waitress and aspiring stand-up comic, are neighbors who enjoy a cross-generational friendship. Nate, who shows no interest in girls, is coaxed by his classmate Darla, to go on a date with her friend James. They all attend a party at Nate's place.

Nate tells Margaret about his date, who in turn invites him to bring him for dinner. Once there, James spends his time during the meal texting, is dismissive of Margaret and of Nate's feelings for her, and then quickly decides to leave. They attempt to sneak out without first telling Margaret. Nate is then taken to a local nightclub, where he is uncomfortable, wants to leave, and becomes extremely upset once he realizes that he was taken there for selfish reasons by James, who's only interest was to remain there until he could be seen with Nate by an ex-boyfriend.

Nate returns home to find that his apartment had been burglarized. Margaret tells Nate she went in to return his keys and while there had decided to clean the place, but may have forgotten to lock the door on her way out. Nate, who lost all his possessions, is enraged and lashes out at Margaret. The two then go their separate ways. Nate moves away and Margaret goes on a road trip to perform her comedy act. With the passage of time, and feelings of longing and of sorrow, Nate and Margaret find each other again, apologize to one another, and resume their friendship.

Maixabel Lasa loses her husband, Juan María Jáuregui, in 2000 at the hands of the ETA. She later becomes director of the Basque office for terrorism victims. Jáuregui's killers have been sentenced to prison where they start to reject violence. Eleven years later, she receives an invitation for an interview from one of the killers of her husband, who is serving his sentence in a jail at Nanclares de la Oca in Álava, after cutting his ties with the terrorist group. Despite doubts and immense pain, Maixabel accepts the invitation and comes face to face with the man who took her husband's life.

''Mama Gloria'' centers Gloria Allen, a 73-year-old trans woman based in Chicago, Illinois. The film shares her life and recollections of growing up on the south side with an extremely supportive family, her childhood realization that she was a girl, time spent in the drag ball scene, her eventual coming out and gender reassignment surgery, and her later career as the proprietor of a charm school.

The Nymphojinn, a pair of intergalactic succubuses composed of Moxie and Jewn, have settled inside Mt. Nymphojaro, a volcano on Inna de Poona, a tropical island resort. They awake once every ten thousand years, and their rage is known for annihilating entire galaxies. A legend says that only someone powerful enough can sexually please them to return them to their slumber. Meanwhile, the player encounters Kyu again in hos apartment, and she tells him about the legend and the upcoming destruction. The player agrees and sets off to an adventure.

On their way to Osaka, Masako and her parents pass the port town of Onomichi, where a festival is taking place. Her father, a peddler, decides to make a stop, hoping for good business with his potions which he sells as "medicine" while accompanying his praises with his accordion. The maturing Masako is constantly hungry, for which she is repeatedly scolded and even slapped by her mother, who argues that they have no money. The father's business is a success, so he rents a small, unclean flat and sends Masako to school, where she is mocked as the daughter of "O-ichi-ni", a Charlie Chaplin character, by her schoolmates. When a rainy season sets in, the family's financial situation tightens, and the father has to pledge his accordion, while the mother earns money by doing piece work.

Later, the father starts selling "beauty potions" which he received from a different manufacturer. When it turns out that the potions consist merely of flour, he is taken to the police station, where he is beaten and humiliated in front of his wife and daughter. Masako runs away, saddened, ashamed and angry, with "the sound of cogwheels ringing in my ears forever".

The war of liberation is going on in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Bangladeshi writer Ahmed (Ahmed Rubel) has taken refuge in a boarding house on Boubazar Street in Calcutta as a refugee along with other intellectuals, teachers and cultural activists. Although he wanted to go to the liberation war three times, he was rejected every time. He spends his days writing his diary and looking for a job in Kolkata's various printing media. Apart from watching the activities of Bangladeshi political figures who have taken refuge in Theater Road and other places in Calcutta, he is looking for Tayeba (Jaya Ahsan) who has taken refuge elsewhere in the city. Tayeba was once found at the PG Hospital in Calcutta. Ahmed arrived at the hospital to see admitted Tayeba, who is now sick and fighting leukemia. Tayeba and Ahmed spent their first time outside Bangladesh reminiscing about their time in Dhaka. Ahmed got acquainted with the doctor Maiti (Azad Abul Kalam) while staying in the hospital for more than the allotted time for the visitors. Tayeba wants to bring her a little rice and a small tengra fish curry cooked with cumin and turmeric with no pepper from Ahmed. Doctor Maiti is advised Tayeba to eat rice and fish secretly, otherwise senior doctor Bhattacharya may get angry if he hears. After getting out of the hospital, Dr. Maiti forbade Ahmed to add salt in curry, that Tayeba wanted to eat. It turns out that Ahmed didn't know anything about Tayeba's illness.

At hostel, Nareshda (Gazi Mahtab Hasan), Ahmed's close friend. Returning to boarding, Ahmed told Naresh that he had met Tayeba. Meanwhile, Tayyaba's younger sister Dora (Nusrat Jahan) sees Tayyaba with her husband. Naresh met two students who are going to Dehradun for training to join the war of liberation. Everyone has left their families in Bangladesh in the middle of the war, everyone is passionate about their families. War creates a whirlwind of emotions for their families. Cultural activists living in the boarding go to the Barasat refugee camp to perform. They also do the rehearsal of Munier Chowdhury's play 'Kabar' on the veranda of the hostel. For the next visit to Tayeba Ahmed wants to bring the food she ask for, so he requests Chitta, the hostel's cook to cook Tengra fish curry and rice with turmeric without salt, also paid for grocery and kitchen items. For some reason, Chitta never returned to boarding. Ahmed cooks himself. He goes to see Tayeba again with the cooked food. He went to the hospital and saw that Tayeba's bed had been given to another patient. Later he finds out that Tayeba is no more.

The Weeping Angels transport the Doctor to a spacecraft carrying Division's head, Awsok from "Once, Upon Time", who is ordering an Ood to create a final Flux event. Awsok explains Division's involvement in the development of the universe. The spacecraft is travelling to another universe, as a "seed vault" containing remnants of Earth's universe. Awsok blames the Doctor for destroying that universe because the Doctor defected and interfered with Division's work. Thus, Division engineered the Flux to kill the Doctor. Awsok reveals herself to be Tecteun, the Gallifreyan who found the young Doctor by a wormhole and raised her as a Time Lord ("The Timeless Children"). The Doctor blames Tecteun for robbing her of a life that could have been, but Tecteun counters that the Doctor does the same when she takes companions. Tecteun reveals the possession of a fob watch with the Doctor's lost memories.

Dan, Yaz, and Jericho travel around the world in 1904 to try to discover the end of the world's date, evading countless assassins. A Nepalese hermit suggests they should reunite with Karvanista; although they leave a message for him at the Great Wall of China, he cannot use time travel so cannot respond. The trio find Joseph Williamson and the mysterious tunnels he dug under Liverpool. Williamson had discovered several doorways that lead to various time periods and locations.

In 1958, a general asks the Grand Serpent, going by "Prentis", to help form UNIT. He embeds himself into UNIT leadership over the decades, eliminating potential threats to him. In 2017, when Prentis closes the taskforce down Kate Stewart realises his deception and threatens to expose him. After a failed assassination attempt, she goes into hiding. With UNIT eliminated, in 2021 Prentis orders Earth's defences be lowered, inviting a second Sontaran invasion.

When a Lupari ship breaks Earth's shield, Karvanista recalls the missing Lupari ship stolen by Bel, disrupting her plan to travel to the source of the Passenger signal. With Karvanista on board, Sontaran forces attack Bel's ship. Vinder pursues the signal, arriving too late for Bel but finding kidnapped survivors being disintegrated by Swarm and Azure for use as a power source. Swarm captures Vinder in a Passenger, where he meets Diane.

Swarm and Azure arrive on the Division spacecraft and plan on exacting revenge upon Division for imprisoning them. Swarm disintegrates Tecteun and approaches the Doctor to do the same.

11 year old Ture Knyckertz wants to celebrate an ordinary and "honest" christmas with his family. Unfortunately his family are all petty criminals and thieves, so Ture feels like an outsider as he wants to live an honest life. When ”the rose from Sinai” (a large mounted gem) gets stolen at the local church, Ture (whose biggest dream is to become a police officer) starts investigating to solve the mystery.

The fiction is set in Cádiz. Sebas, a police agent with musical training, goes undercover as a keyboard player in a flamenco-trap band, Los Lolos, which is about to perform at the wedding of the daughter of an important narco.

Nadia is a young Moroccan woman living in France. Upon the illness and subsequent death of her father, she returns to her native Fez and meets a female Sufi mystic, Kirana. Nadia readopts her native culture and religion, Islam, leaving her French boyfriend, Jean-Philippe. Nadia turns her family's traditional home into a zawiyya, functioning as a shelter for abused and homeless women. Nadia experiences dreams and visions of Ba Sissi, her family's deceased African servant who was known for his mysticism and piety.

Her efforts are opposed by her sister, Leila, and brother, Driss. Under Islamic law, Driss has received double the inheritance she has, entitling him to the home. Nadia has a mystical vision in a trance where she sees the buried jewels of her deceased mother, enabling her to pay off the debt to her brother.

Nadia, now known for her spiritual gifts, is sent to heal an ailing young man, Abdelkrim, and falls in love with him. She permanently leaves the shelter and marries him.

Several Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and The Simpsons characters are lined up to enter Moe's Tavern, where Maleficent is checking the guest list to enter, and Homer is complaining he's not on the list, however, when Goofy appears, he forces him to be his +1.

At the Tavern, Darth Vader is drinking a beer, Doctor Strange is playing pool along with Carl and Lenny, Homer and Goofy are drinking beers, Elsa is creating some ice in a bucket that a Fantasia's broom is filling with beer, while Buzz Lightyear and The Mandalorian are having an arm wrestling contest, that Buzz loses, and Moe thinks that Donald Duck is choking, so Barney tries to do a Heimlich Maneuver on him.

At the table, Homer and Goofy are discussing, while Happy is complaining how the party stinks before complaining to Grumpy, and they get divided by Lisa who comes to the Tavern to collect Homer, who gets his beer struck by BB-8. Lisa then cheers the place up with a song about Disney+.

After the song, Mickey Mouse's shadow appears over the door to the Tavern, overjoying everyone as the boss is arriving, but Bart appears instead, dressed as Mickey, telling them to get back to work, and dragging Goofy away, while Barney drags Homer the other way.

The fiction follows a woman (Alice Gould) who is interned in a psychiatric hospital, whereas she believes to be a privately-hired investigator doing some digging about a murder case.

A group of young adults have gathered together to celebrate Halloween, as well as remember the death of their friend Tony, who died a year ago that night. They decide to play the board game "Uncanny Annie", despite no one recalling how the game came to be in the house. The rules require the group to successfully complete the requirements on a deck of cards included in the box, after which they can select a letter to spell out Annie's name. Once the name is complete the game will be over, however they will only have one hour before Annie will come to end the game herself.

The game doesn't strike any of them as overly strange until the tasks turn violent and bring out secrets that the group had been hiding from one another. One task requires that the group keep a card safe from a sinister entity, The Prankster, which they are unable to keep. As tasks grow more difficult many of the group die or are taken and during the course of the game the truth of Tony's death is revealed. The prior year Tony was trying to drive while very drunk and as a result, he was forced out of the car. Only part of the friend group was present, but none intervened, assuming that he would walk home in the pouring rain. It was implied that at some point he lost consciousness while face down in a puddle, drowning him.

Ultimately only Wendy is left. To avoid dying she destroys the game box in the hopes of also destroying Annie. While it initially appears successful, Wendy ends up being taken by Annie for breaking the rules.

The novel is divided into two parts. The first part is a first-person account written by an unnamed "Firibier," an intelligent cephalopod. He spends most of the first part of the novel disguised as a boulder on the shores of the Oslo Fjord while he prepares and later observes the Firibier invasion of the land:

... we must take over before man in his confusion destroys himself and allows our planet to sail dead through the universe. Only we have sufficient intelligence and power to save the Earth. We attack man to save life on Earth, even though we must take many lives. Do not think that we are warriors. We want the best. The Almighty has chosen us and given us spirit and responsibility. This is why we must perform our task.

During the first phase of the invasion, marine animals controlled by the Firibiers sink all shipping. The Firibiers ask humanity to surrender, but their emissaries are massacred. The depths of the sea are bombed with nuclear weapons, a calculated radioactive poisoning of all life in the sea. The Firibiers respond with biological warfare, using "homosilioma," a substance that sterilizes men and "makes men mentally a kind of women, while women remain the same." All resistance ceases, and the Firibiers occupy the land.

The second part of the novel goes back in time to the beginning of part one, and it follows the three-man crew on a Soviet–American space expedition to Mars. Reports from Earth give people a view of the conflict with the Firibiers until the homosilioma attack is launched and all communication ceases:

On September 10th, a shrill voice finally came over the speaker. It sounded like a young boy. He shouted: "Who are you, drifting and nagging and nagging here? Don't we have anything to do but talk to heaven? Heaven is on Earth. It's down here, it's heavenly. You can go to hell if you want, but leave us in peace with our playing and dancing."

As the expedition approaches the earth, other radio stations begin to take to the air:

... there was a woman's voice. They could hear her clearly. She spoke on behalf of the local women's council, and she announced ordinances and practical messages. As before, men were ordered to work in their fields of specialization, eight hours a day. Their leisure time and their leisure pursuits were irrelevant to society. Now the astronauts gradually received more stations, and they began to form a picture of the situation on Earth. It became clear that the Firibiers had been wiped out, but that the women of the Earth had taken over all administration and supervision. ... They heard grievances about female militias, and about female police. They heard criticism and condemnation from women that went out and ravaged like gangs—but never a word came from the men on Earth.

The Firibiers have died from radiation exposure or have been liquidated by the women among the occupied population. The men of the earth, however, are sterile and useless for anything other than supervised work. The three astronauts are welcome to return to Earth as breeding animals in a program to save the human race, hence the title ''De heldige tre konger'' 'The Lucky Three Kings' (a pun on Norwegian ''de hellige tre konger'' 'the (Holy) Three Kings'):

At the hospital in Bodø, we have set up a separate laboratory. In the same way that animals are artificially inseminated, we will have to use their semen, dilute it, cool it, and transport it by jet in small ampoules all over the world.

Set in 1977, during the so-called Transition, the plot is inspired by the real attempted prison break from the Barcelona's Cárcel Modelo attempted by 45 inmates in 1978, after a rebellion led by the COPEL ( ). The fiction follows two of the prisoners, José Pino and Manuel, an aged inmate who has passed through several prisons and a young accounting assistant who has just entered the prison, respectively.

An accident-prone leprechaun recruits the help of his best friends for an adventure to retrieve his family's stolen pot of gold from Houlihan (Mark Hamill) in order to restore peaceful luck to his family.

Edmund Villon (Dingdong Dantes), a corrupt detective whose mother recently died, drives away in the middle of the funeral, having been informed that his squad is being investigated by internal affairs for bribery. He crashes into a homeless man who wanders onto the road, killing him. Fearing manslaughter charges as he is intoxicated, Edmund declines to call the police, and hides the body from a passing patrol car. With the body in his trunk, he returns to the funeral and manages to seal the body into his mother's coffin while escaping detection. However, he realizes that the man's cell phone is also in the coffin after sealing it. A few days later, Edmund purposely gets into another crash to conceal the earlier damage and give him a reason to visit a repair shop. To the fortune of Edmund and his squad, the internal affairs investigation is cancelled by a lieutenant named Franco.

Edmund's squad is then assigned to locate and arrest a wanted murderer named Apyong (Nor Domingo), who is revealed to be the homeless man. While searching Apyong's hideout, the squad finds nothing significant, but they meet another police officer who is investigating a hit-and-run incident based on an anonymous tip. Apyong's hideout is right next to the site of the collision, and a traffic camera is nearby. The squad examines the low-quality camera footage, noting that the model of the colliding car is the same as Edmund's. The triangulation of Apyong's phone points to the area near Edmund's mother's grave.

It is revealed that the driver of the patrol car who drove past Edmund after he killed Apyong was Ace Franco (John Arcilla), the lieutenant who shut down the investigation into Edmund's team. Franco outranks Edmund, and although he witnessed Edmund's collision, he doesn't know where the body was taken. Rather than formally report Edmund, Franco blackmails him and demands possession of the body. Edmund excavates the coffin and searches Apyong, discovering bullet wounds on his body which indicate that Apyong had been shot before Edmund hit him. Apyong's cell phone receives a call from a fellow criminal, whom Edmund tracks down and interrogates. The criminal reveals that Franco stole a large amount of confiscated cocaine. However, after storing his profits in a private vault, Apyong stole the key and escaped. Franco shot Apyong and was chasing him when he was hit by Edmund's car. When asked about the key, Edmund finds out that anything important was always kept with Apyong on his body.

Edmund returns to the grave site and locates the key, but is arrested by his subordinate and closest friend, Arturo, who tailed him after discovering that Edmund's car was identified with the characters on the license plate caught by the traffic camera. Although Edmund confessed to Arturo about everything, Arturo decides not to arrest his friend for the sake of Edmund’s daughter. Edmund tells Arturo about Franco’s illegal operations. They suddenly receive a call from Franco instructing Edmund to get out of Arturo’s car so that the latter will not be involved. Arturo is killed when Franco uses a crane to drop a shipping container onto his car. Edmund gets ready to report on Franco and turn in himself as well, but Franco threatens to kill Edmund's sister and daughter. Edmund steals an explosive from the police basement and inserts it into Apyong's body. He gives the body to Franco and denotes the explosive, blasting Franco's van off a bridge into a lake. Edmund returns to his apartment and gets ready to report his crimes, but is attacked by Franco, who survived the explosion. Franco accidentally shoots and kills himself while trying to dislodge a revolver from a fallen bookshelf. Senior police officials decide to cover up Franco's and Edmund's crimes to protect their own reputations. Edmund chooses to resign, and start a business woth his sister. While at their mother’s grave, Edmund finds the key he found from Apyong’s body after accidentally throwing it at the time Arturo found him early in the movie. He decides to go to the private vault of Franco and Apyong. Inside the vault he discovers an enormous reserve of cash, more than he could have imagined. But instead of keeping the money just for himself, he used some of the money to give to his sister and to poor people in need.

Part 1: "Things We Lost in the Fire"

Part 2: "Bottle Up and Explode!"

Jamie Godard is a naive, emotionally-stunted young woman who was raised by her single mother, Edna, after her philandering father abandoned their family. Though her father was absent, he frequently sent Jamie toys, which she became fixated on, developing a concurrent father complex. As an adult, Jamie works in a toy store in upstate New York. She marries her co-worker, Charlie Belmond, but finds herself unable to consummate their marriage; Charlie is disturbed by Jamie's obsession with the various toys she has accumulated from her father.

At the toy store, Jamie meets Pearl Valdi, a middle-aged store patron from Manhattan who purchases a toy oven for her daughter. The two strike a conversation, and Pearl offers to meet with Jamie during her next visit to the city. Jamie is impervious to the fact that Pearl is in fact a prostitute, though Edna suspects Pearl is one of the women that her husband had relations with. When Edna finds that Jamie has visited Pearl, she throws her out of the house. During one of her visits to Pearl's, Pearl's pimp, Eddie, attempts to rape Jamie, but Pearl saves her. Later, frustrated by Jamie's lack of intimacy, Charlie goes to a local bar to pursue sex, but is spotted by his and Jamie's boss, who chastises him for flirting with other women.

Pearl finally reveals to Jamie that she is a prostitute, and admits to knowing Jamie's father, who was one of her johns. After moving in with Pearl and Eddie, Jamie reluctantly agrees to allow Eddie to take her virginity in Pearl's absence, during which the two engage in sexual roleplay in which Jamie refers to Eddie as her "daddy". After, Eddie appoints Jamie as a new one of his prostitutes, much to Pearl's upset, as she feels protective of her. Charlie visits Edna seeking Jamie's whereabouts; Edna gives him Pearl's address, and dismisses Jamie, telling him she has disowned her.

Meanwhile, Jamie callowly begins her career as a prostitute, engaging in further father-daughter roleplay with various men. Charlie soon reaches Pearl's apartment, where Jamie arrives shortly after, and the two finally engage in sex despite Jamie's initial reluctance. Jamie's prostitution endeavors prove fruitful as she begins to earn a significant amount of money, much to Pearl's dismay, as she begs Eddie to put a stop to it. In a radical, desperate attempt to save Jamie from a life of prostitution, Pearl orchestrates a meeting between Jamie and her father, Phillip; Jamie believes it to simply be a familial reunion, while Phillip, unaware that Jamie is in fact his daughter, is under the impression that it is a casual sexual encounter with a random prostitute.

Jamie arrives at Phillip's hotel room, while Pearl regretfully attempts to phone him to stop the encounter, but is unable to reach him. Jamie psychologically regresses to her childhood, and lies in bed, asking Phillip tuck her in; her childlike demeanor is assumed to be mere roleplay by Phillip. The two then have sex. Afterward, Jamie informs Phillip she has kept all the toys he sent her over the years; a bewildered Phillip realizes that he has just engaged in incest with his daughter. Phillip orders Jamie to leave, which sends her into a psychological breakdown, during which she pushes him out the window to his death. Jamie collapses on the floor on the floor in a catatonic state.

The film follows the life of Hong Kong Cantopop singer and actress Anita Mui. The film begins from her life as a child performer with her sister Ann Mui in the now-demolished Lai Chi Kok Amusement Park, and follows her relationship with her fashion designer Eddie Lau, fellow singer Leslie Cheung, ex-boyfriends Goto Yuki and Ben Lam, her career and up till Mui's death in 2003.

Ricardo is charged with accompanying his son, along a group of kids, to a camp in Asturias. Felipe, the grand father of one of the latter, also goes alongside him. However, both end up missing the train, leaving the kids in their own way.

The fiction takes place in Benidorm, with the backdrop of performers earning a living by singing cover songs of popular singers, featuring songs by the likes of The Killers, Erasure, Lady Gaga, Shirley Bassey, Gloria Gaynor, Fun, La Marelu, Loquillo, Antonio Vega, Nena Daconte, or Raphael. Dani is a young man working as a waiter who has put behind musical aspirations. He meets Sandra, a singer working in hotels who imitates Adele.

The theme of the film revolves around 6-years old Ekene who was suddenly diagnosed with Sickle Cell Disease and how the family struggles to keep their peace and unity after.

The book is an account of the journey made by the two friends from Yugoslavia to Afghanistan, between June 1953 and December 1954 after having received the ''blessing'' of Ella Maillart, the Swiss adventurer and travel writer. The route, made in a Fiat 500 Topolino, takes them from Belgrade to Turkey, Iran (where they spend the winter 1953–1954 in Tabriz), Pakistan (including a long stopover in Quetta), and Afghanistan. Here, in Kabul, the two friends split up: Nicolas Bouvier's story continues until Khyber pass, while Vernet travels to Sri Lanka to meet his girlfriend Floristella. The choice of the small ''Topolino'' despite being less romantic than going on foot gives ''L'usage du monde'' its poetry and a very peculiar rithm. To earn the little money needed during the trip, Thierry Vernet sells paintings and Nicolas Bouvier writes articles for Swiss and other newspapers, gives lectures and French lessons.

At his cabin, Dexter (Michael C. Hall) talks with Harrison (Jack Alcott). Harrison reveals that Hannah died three years ago due to pancreatic cancer and he found a letter that Dexter sent to Hannah which is clear he didn't die. Harrison was sent to foster homes in Miami but managed to get to Oregon and track down "Jim Lindsay". Dexter allows him to sleep at his cabin, despite being tormented by Debra (Jennifer Carpenter) saying that he will screw up Harrison's life.

The next day, Dexter notices blood trails outside his cabin from when he killed Matt and begins to cover it up. However, the police arrives, which includes Angela (Julia Jones). Angela informs him that Matt's disappearance in the surrounding areas is prompting a search party and they want to use his cabin as a camp, which Dexter accepts. Angela also meets Harrison, who covers for Dexter by claiming to be "Jim Lindsay's son." Dexter helps in the investigation, which is actually a ruse in order to dispose of evidence incriminating him. He also throws one of Matt's gloves near a highway. Authorities find the dead deer and Angela gets into a conflict with the Seneca people in the area, as the area falls under their forests. One of them calls out Angela for giving priority to Matt instead of searching for their missing people.

After getting a helicopter from Olsen (Fredric Lehne) to help with their investigation, Angela talks with Dexter. She is actually happy with Harrison's return and reveals that her daughter Audrey (Johnny Sequoyah) is actually adopted, suggesting to Dexter that he should enroll him in high school and prepare him for his future. Harrison joins a search party consisting of high schoolers and bonds with Audrey. He helps them break into a locked cabin, where they smoke and question Harrison's life. When Harrison leaves, a few kids lurk into his backpack, finding out that he constantly draws. Harrison watches them from afar but he does not bring it up.

During the episode, Lily, a girl whom Angela helped in the previous episode, is shown drinking and throwing up in her hotel room. While all of this happens, a hidden camera is revealed in the room, with an unknown man watching her from his laptop. After realizing that she can't escape from the room, Lily eventually discovers the camera, which also has the words "You're already dead" written below it, presumably with blood.

Angela concludes that Matt shot the deer and escaped through the highway as the act was illegal in the area, calming Dexter as the investigation seems to be over at his house. She then gets into a heated argument with Audrey for having left without notice. Later that night, Harrison asks Dexter why he left him. He reveals the letter that Dexter wrote to Hannah, telling her to write him if Harrison shows "dark tendencies." Dexter reveals that he left because of his past demons, hiding his secret life to Harrison. He promises to be a better father for him and Harrison agrees to stay for some time.

As the police authorities start leaving, Matt's father, Kurt (Clancy Brown), arrives at the scene. When Angela informs him of Matt's "actions", he doesn't believe it, as Matt would've contacted him. He then asks the authorities to continue looking for his son, citing that he helped them with his truck service. Angela decides to continue the investigation in the area, pleasing Kurt. Kurt meets with Dexter and Harrison, stating that he will find Matt. It's revealed that Matt's body parts are hidden beneath the firepit outside of Dexter's cabin.

The fiction is set in 1976. A family from the countryside (the Olmedo family formed by Manolo, Candela, their three children and the grandfather Fermín) moves to the neighborhood of Malasaña in Madrid. Upon their arrival to their new home, they find out that the will have to endure living with a "strange presence".

The book follows the lives of the Griffin brothers from birth through making it on the same NFL team, the Seattle Seahawks. The brothers start out training together and eventually pursue their football dreams separately, though yearning to compete alongside each other on the same team in the end. Through the course of their journey, two overarching themes emerge: 1) the importance of familial support in achieving one's goals, and 2) the role of faith in God for overcoming hardship and adversity.

Visuals

In addition to text, the autobiography contains eight pages of photographs printed in color ink.

The film begins with two children in a disagreement that they decide to fix by physically harming each other. The fight is stopped by their grandfather and, as a method to teach them that physical violence is wrong, he tells them a story about Early Man and the conflicts and murders that occurred when strong young cavemen became involved in fistfights. The character Weakhands is, in accordance with his name, unable to win any fights involving his fists and thus is not popular and is unable to win any of the suitor battles. The cavewoman he is attracted to, Lilywhite, is required to go and find a husband after the death of her mother and she finds herself in love with Weakhands because of his nice and gentle nature. However Bruteforce, a violent bully of the tribe, fights off Weakhands and kidnaps Lilywhite to be his wife. After repeated attempts and failures by Weakhands to rescue her, he accidentally comes across the idea of combining a stick and stone into a club-like weapon, thus creating the first true weapon ever made. With this weapon, he is able to defeat Bruteforce and the other men of the tribe and regain Lilywhite as his wife.

A young boy named David (Cyprian Grabowski) lives happily with his parents (Anna Smołowik, Michal Czernecki) and grandparents in the Tatra Mountains. His family cultivates Christmas traditions. Everything changes when he moves to Warsaw with his parents, who now have much more work. On the next Christmas season a popular Santa Claus' elf named Albert (Jakub Zając) runs away from the North Pole to find David, thinking he can help him to restore his Christmas power. Albert believes that people love him, but reality turns out to be different. David and the elf go on a journey to his grandparents' house. At the same time Santa Claus (Cezary Żak) with Mrs. Claus (Monika Krzywkowska) and David's parents try to find and save them.

The Doctor runs from Swarm, taking Tecteun's Ood with her. Swarm and Azure advance on her but the Doctor takes off her conversion plate and, as Swarm touches her, is split into three copies among the Division spacecraft, Bel's ship, and the Liverpool tunnels.

On the Division spacecraft, Azure attempts to return the Doctor's missing memories to her using the fob watch. The Doctor refuses to see them. Azure reveals her intent to engineer the Flux into a time loop of universal destruction. The Ood attempts to slow down the Flux.

In the Passenger, Vinder and Diane disrupt its internal systems and escape into another unknown environment.

Yaz, Dan, Jericho, and Williamson take out the Sontaran vanguard with lightning from a tunnel door before traveling to 2021 through another. They meet Kate Stewart who is leading a resistance against the invasion. The Doctor bargains for Claire and Jericho to help them find the final Flux event's coordinates. She takes her TARDIS from Kate.

The Doctor crashes Bel's ship into the Sontaran command headquarters. They are stopped by a force field, captured, and placed on a Sontaran ship. Karvanista reveals that during the Doctor's time in the Division, he was her companion. He cannot say more about it, under threat of a Division poison implant in his brain. The Sontarans remove the Doctor and inform Karvanista of the Lupari's extinction.

The Doctor piloting the TARDIS frees her copy from the Grand Serpent's torture device and aims it at him.

Bel downloads Sontaran transmissions offering alliance with the Cybermen and Daleks, a ruse to sacrifice them to the Flux while the Lupari shield ensconces the Sontarans. Claire escapes the ship. Jericho cannot. The Doctor rescues Vinder and Diane, and reforms the Lupari shield behind the Sontarans, leaving the Flux to consume the Sontarans, Daleks and Cybermen, as well as Jericho. The Doctor uses the Passenger, a repository of endless matter, to absorb the Flux.

Azure and Swarm bring the Doctor to Atropos to sacrifice her to Time, but since the Flux failed to free Time, Time destroys them. Time lets the Doctor go but warns of her end before reunifying her. In the tunnels, Kate and Vinder maroon the Serpent on a small asteroid through a door. Vinder and Bel decide to travel with Karvanista. Dan invites Diane on a date, but Diane refuses. The Doctor invites Dan to join her and Yaz on their travels. She deposits her fob watch deep into the TARDIS interior.

In March 1947, the 21st year of the Shōwa era, aging fishery boss Kyubei is facing another year of financial uncertainty in Kamu Village on the Shimamui Coast on the Shakotan Peninsula in northern Hokkaido. Kyubei and his son-in-law Soutaro borrow money and hire a group of migrant workers as fisherman, but a one-eyed man named Jakoman arrives and throws Kyubei's fishing operation into disarray, terrorizing the other fishermen and vowing revenge on Kyubei for stealing his boat and leaving him nearly drowned at Sakhalin three years earlier. Near the end of the fishing season, Kyubei's young and rowdy son Tetsu, believed to be lost at sea in the Philippines, miraculously returns and decides to confront Jakoman.

Set in the 1950s, 19-year-old Louisa Tether[http://read180workshop3.weebly.com/louisa-please-come-home.html Identity Crisis] Retrieved 16/11/2021. left her Rockville family home the day before her sister Carol's wedding. She had been planning to leave for a while, and had had put a lot of thought into her disappearance. She travelled on a bus and a train before arriving at Chandler, one of the biggest cities in the state, where she blended in as nobody recognised her. Louisa then found a nice room in a house and she had intended to sign up to a secretary course but then got a good job in a stationery store. Every three years on the anniversary of her disappearance she heard he mothers voice on the radio, asking her to return home. Then she saw Paul in Chandler, a neighbour from Rockville who persuaded her to return, to claim the reward as he had found her. But her family did not believe her as Paul had already tried to claim that two girls had been their daughter. Paul and Louisa could not convince them so headed back to Chandler...

Episode 3.8 of Mad Men begins with a conversation between Pete Campbell and his secretary Hildy (Julie McNiven). Hildy is making it very obvious that she wants to leave the office, as she states her and some girls got a place for the weekend. She then leaves, and Ken Cosgrove and a couple other guys come into Pete's office. Pete offers to buy drinks for everyone, they all take him up on the offer, and they all leave.

Don and Betty Draper are then doing various tasks in their kitchen. Betty is filling out paperwork for the reservoir case. After talking with Betty for a bit, Don leaves to go play with the kids outside. Betty continues making phone calls and gauging interest from presumed neighbors about the fight for the reservoir. In the middle of Betty working, she gets a surprise call from Hilton's office. He is being offered to fly to Rome to meet with Mr. Hilton and stay there for two days. He agrees to the offer, although when he asks Betty if she wants to go with him, she says " who will watch the kids", which can be inferred as she can not go.

Pete is then seen walking groceries to his house when he sees a woman crying in the hallway. He confronts her and asks " is everything okay?" The woman, who's name is Gudrun, explains that she is house sitting and throws a party. During the party, she spilled wine on a very expensive dress and does not know what to do. Pete comforts her and states " give the dress to me, I will take care of it".

A couple days later Betty, Francine, and Marilyn are continuing their fight against the reservoir development at the town board meeting. The three women are anxiously waiting for Henry, who is governor Rockefellers director of public Relations and Research. He finally arrives just in time, and makes the argument to the town board that the water studies that were done in the reservoir were not conclusive and more research needs to be done. The Town board agrees, and suspens the development for now. The three women celebrate their victory. However a surprising turn of events takes place when Betty and Henry leave the meeting. Henry takes Betty to her car, and then gets quite intrusive in Betty's space, as he sticks his head inside Betty's car. The two engage in small talk for a bit, and then all of a sudden Henry kisses Betty. The two then say goodnight and go their separate ways. That night, Betty wakes up in the middle of the night and tells Don, " I'm going to Rome with you".

The next day, Pete goes to the dress store to try and fix the mess that his neighbor created. He is disappointed with the service he is getting from the saleswoman, and demands to see the manager. In surprising fashion, Joan comes out to assist Pete. They are both genuinely surprised, but then get down to business. In sort of a fake story. Pete explains to Joan what had happened. Joan then states that she will take care of it. Pete questions her again, but Joan reassures him that everything is taken care of.

Don and Betty arrive at the beautiful hotel in Rome. They go right to their room. Later that night, Don and Betty go and meet Mr. Hilton at a restaurant. Betty gets quite a bit of attention from some men, but Don shuts down their interaction when he goes and sits next to Betty. Mr. Hilton arrives, and they talk for a while. They end there conversation, and then Don and Betty head back to their room, and have sex.

Back in America, Pete delivers the newly bought dress back to Gudrun. She is both pleasantly surprised and extremely grateful. Pete asks if they can celebrate together, but she denies the request. Later that night Pete walks back to Gudrun's house and basically forces his way in. He makes a move on her, and the two end up having sex. The next day Ed Lawrance comes over and confronts Pete about what had happened. He gives Peter a warning never to do that again, and walks away. Later that day Trudy gets home and is extremely excited to see Pete, however the moment is ruined because of Pete's guilt. The two make amends, however it seems Pete is still very guilty from all that transpired.

Don and Betty finally make it home to quite a bit of chaos. They learn that the kids were miss behaving when they were gone. Betty then has a conversation with Sally about the right way to kiss, and how special it should be. Betty states " the first kiss is when you go from being a stranger to knowing someone". Later that night after Francine leaves the house Betty has an outburst that she " I hate this place, I hate my friends, and I hate this town. The episode ends off with Don trying to make Betty feel better by showing her the gift that he got her from Rome.

In Manhattan, businessman Mr. Halloran Beresford, leaves his office happy and jolly after a busy day at work pleased with remembering his wife's birthday. He buys chocolates on the way home and plans to take his wife out to romantic dinner and a show. But his commute to home becomes fraught with panic as he believes someone is stalking him, as other people then seem to be part of the plot. Eventually, he manages to reach home, but then he still may not be safe...

After the death of her husband, Ogen, a woman of sixty, leaves the household of the Oyamas, her husband's family, together with her forty-year-old daughter Oshin, her little nephew and a serving woman. She first stays at the clinic of Dr. Hachiya, suffering from mental disorders believed to be inherited from her father, who had died in complete madness, and the aftereffects of a venereal disease which she caught from her promiscuous husband. In addition, she blames the same venereal disease for her daughter's intellectual disability. After her companions' return to the Oyamas, Ogen travels to Tokyo, where she moves between the flats of her younger brothers Naotsugu and Kumakichi, who try to talk her into getting medical treatment. She is first taken to a rest home in Koishikawa, where her condition decreases to the point of hallucinating. Eventually, she is transferred to the Negishi mental hospital, which she loathes. Three years later, she dies. At her wake, the absence of her brother Kumakichi is noted, which the eldest brother Shōta explains with the fact that he had gotten notice too late.

Natsusa Yuzuki has been playing rugby as a left-winger ever since he was a child, and after enrolling in Doushisha University for college, he quickly becomes a rising star in the Kansai University League.

His dreams are shattered, however, when a nasty motorbike accident leaves him with a cervical herniated disk — making him unable to be able to play rugby ever again. Unwilling to let go of the sport completely and with no role available other than the position of the university team manager, he accepts his new post and hopes to help his squad obtain a league title.

Natsusa’s team is an unlikely bunch, including but not limited to his stoic best friend and full-back Seiichirou Shingyouji, whose reliability and consistency Natsusa depends on; hot-headed first-year Yasunari Tsuru, who harbors a strong dislike for Natsusa, filling his senior's old position as back left wing; and Yuu Mashiro, who is struggling to hold his ground as a scrum half.

In addition, a year ago, Ibuki Ueoka, the genius stand-off that was once Doushisha's ace, suddenly quit rugby — and now Natsusa is determined to get him back.

With the goal of strengthening the team he once belonged to as a player, Natsusa sets out to help Doushisha reach rugby nationals.

Thirty years after the Saltiron War, Glenbrook and Aesfrost agree to share the newly discovered Grand Norzelian Mine in an effort to improve relations between the two countries. However, as Serenoa inspects the mines with Gustadolph's cousin Dragan, assassins attack and kill Dragan. Gustadolph then accuses Glenbrook of murdering Dragan, using his death as a pretext to stage a punitive campaign against Glenbrook and invading its capital. Serenoa and his party are too late to stop Gustadolph from killing King Regna and Prince Frani and capturing Princess Cordelia, leaving Roland as the sole heir to Glenbrook's throne. Determined to bring all of Glenbrook to heel, Gustadolph gives Serenoa an ultimatum: hand over Roland to him or face annihilation at the hands of his army. This represents the first of many choices Serenoa must make, including deciding on whether to enlist the aid of Hyzante to resist Aesfrost or collaborate with Aesfrost to repel an attempted invasion from Hyzante.

Eventually, Serenoa and his party are able to drive Aesfrost from Glenbrook, and he, Roland, Frederica, and Benedict go about trying to rebuild the kingdom. However, Roland is met with the cruel reality of being king, as he executes many of his own nobles for misappropriating reconstruction funds. Serenoa's father Symon manages to recover from his illness and reveals to him that he is actually King Regna's illegitimate son who was secretly adopted by the Wolffort family to cover up the scandal. Frederica discovers that her people, the Rosellans, are being used as slave labor to harvest salt in Hyzante due to their ancestors possessing knowledge of sources of salt outside of Hyzante, which would have threatened Hyzante's salt monopoly. They also discover that the Grand Norzelian Mine contains salt, which would allow whoever holds to it bypass Hyzante's salt monopoly.

It is at this point that Serenoa's comrades suggest differing plans of action. Roland advocates allying with Hyzante to destroy Aesfrost and avenge his family. Benedict recommends allying with Aesfrost to conquer Hyzante and break its hold over salt for good. Frederica implores him to help liberate the enslaved Rosellans and lead them back to their homeland of Centralia.

• If Serenoa chooses Roland's plan, Frederica abandons the party. Working together with Hyzante, Serenoa and Roland are able to conquer Aesfrost and kill Gustadolph and Dragan's father Svarog, unifying Norzelia under Hyzante's banner. While salt is now plentiful and the people have plenty to eat, the Rosellans still remain enslaved and any dissidents that speak out against Hyzante's state religion are ruthlessly suppressed. Frederica becomes a traveling nun trying to spread the truth about Hyzante's corruption to anybody who would listen.
• If Serenoa chooses Benedict's plan, Roland abandons the party. Working together with Aesfrost, Serenoa and Benedict are able to conquer Hyzante, expose their religion as false, and force their leader Idore to flee into hiding. With Hyzante's salt monopoly broken and more sources of salt being discovered, Serenoa leads Norzelia into an age of peace and prosperity. However, uncontrolled salt trade leads to a massive wealth disparity leaving large swathes of the population to live in poverty, including the liberated Rosellans who are unable to take benefit of their newfound freedom. Roland joins with Idore to form a resistance movement, promising to help the impoverished masses Serenoa has ignored.
• If Serenoa chooses Frederica's plan, Benedict abandons the party. Serenoa and Frederica lead a raid into Hyzante, instigating a slave revolt to free the Rosellans. Serenoa then leads the Rosellans to Norzelia's southern edge to enter Centralia, but Idore and his forces pursue them. Serenoa sacrifices himself to kill Idore and ensure that nobody can pursue the Rosellans. Frederica and Roland then leads the Rosellans to Centralia where they are able to build a new home for themselves. Meanwhile, Serenoa's actions have caused a massive power vacuum in Norzelia as numerous civil wars break out among the three nations. Benedict decides to join Gustadolph's side on the condition that he be allowed to rule House Wolffort's lands as an independent region.
• If Serenoa performed certain actions and made certain choices throughout the game, he can instead devise a new plan that satisfies all his companions. He overthrows and kills Gustasdolph with the help of Dragan's father Svarog and repels Hyzante's attempt to destroy House Wolffort. He then raids Hyzante, kills Idore, and exposes the truth about their religion, causing Minister Lyla to defect to his side. Serenoa then lays the groundwork for all three nations under Roland, Svarog, and Lyla to join in a union of independent regions with equal representation. The Rosellans are freed from slavery and salt is distributed equally, ushering in an unprecedented golden age of peace. In order to mark this new age, Serenoa and Frederica marry with all of their friends and comrades in attendance.

In alternating chapters, the novel tells the stories of two different characters: a nameless novelist on tour for a book also titled ''Hell of a Book'', and an African American child named Soot. Soot, who lives near Whiteville, North Carolina, is being bullied on the school bus, while the novelist is troubled by visions of a child he calls "The Kid", who speaks to him in riddles.

When Ivana loses her phone at a coffee shop, Ricardo finds it and calls her home phone. They decide to meet at the coffee shop the next morning, and she is surprised by how short he is. As a cardiologist, he sees that she is stressed and takes her sky-diving. He has to cut the date short when the Pope, visiting Brazil, is hospitalized and needs an emergency surgery. Ricardo asks his daughter, Manu, for advice on how to ask Ivana out, while Ivana battles her divorce with her ex-husband, Danilo.

Ivana and Ricardo have a romantic dinner date, where they share a kiss. For their next date, they go to a music club, where Ricardo performs live. In the middle of the performance, a creepy man tries to flirt with Ivana. The man makes fun of Ricardo's height and challenges Ricardo to a dance-off, in which Ricardo wins. They spend the night together at Ricardo's place, and Ivana realizes the challenges that come with being Ricardo's height.

Danilo sees Ivana with Ricardo and mocks his height, but Ivana defends him. Ivana invites Ricardo over for lunch and he has trouble reaching the utensils needed to make the meal. Ivana's mother calls her and she doesn't tell her about Ricardo. She hesitantly invites him to her brother's wedding reception party the upcoming weekend. At the party, Ivana introduces Ricardo to her family as her friend. When Ivana steps away, her mother asks Ricardo to help get Ivana and Danilo get back together.

The next day, when Ivana tells her mother that she is seeing Ricardo, she responds with prejudice towards Ricardo's height, so Ivana gets frustrated and leaves the car. Ricardo comes to Ivana's office to visit her and Danilo insults him. The two men get into a physical fight, and Danilo creates a misunderstanding between Ricardo and Ivana. Thinking Ivana is playing him because she is ashamed of him, Ricardo breaks up with her. Both Ricardo and Ivana are devastated by the break-up. Manu tells Ricardo to accept himself first before expecting Ivana to accept him.

At her brother's wedding, Ivana realizes how Danilo and her mother created the misunderstanding between her and Ricardo. She tells them both off, and her father starts speak up in support of her when he experiences apparent heart problems. They rush him to Ricardo's hospital while Ricardo shows up to the wedding venue. When Ricardo arrives to treat him, everyone is relieved that he is just suffering from severe gas. Ivana's brother's wedding continues at the hospital. She and Ricardo both give a speech and kiss each other.

Central Asia during the Civil War. The Jarkent battalion of the Red Army, located in the Verny (now Alma-Ata), receives an order from Frunze to go to the Fergana region to fight the Basmachi. A group of kulaks, with the support of local merchants and beys, incites the unconscious, wavering mass of the Red Army to revolt. The anti-Soviet agitation of counter-revolutionaries, demagogically exploiting the mood of war weariness, provokes an open mutiny in the battalion.

The games primarily take place during the 25th and 26th centuries, with ''Space Channel 5'' and ''Space Channel 5: Part 2'' cannonically taking place in 2499. Each of the main titles follows Ulala — the savvy reporter for Channel 5 — as she struts through her show while combating the forces of evil and battling rival reporters, most noticeably Reporter Pudding from Channel 42.

Curro, a salesman, is a scoundrel with a heart of gold who promises his son Nico a holidays that he is not able to afford.

''The Big Sea'' chronicles Hughes' late teens to twenties in the 1920s and early 1930s from the US across the Atlantic.

Life in the US and Mexico

Documenting what life was like for Hughes moving all over the eastern and central US as well as living in Mexico with his father, Hughes chronicled the drama and the violence that he experienced and saw as a young black man in anti-black countries. Over a few year span he decided he needed to move back to the US which created conflict with his father. Back and forth conflicts over financial assistance led Langston Hughes to search for a way to make his own money. He started out as an English tutor and became very popular. Soon he had enough money to move back to the US to stay with his mother and other family members. He also started college but he quickly decided it wasn't for him. Needing and wanting to make money he turned to odd jobs, eventually landing himself at a shipyard.

Life abroad

At the age of 21, Hughes boarded the ship S.S. ''Malone'' as a mess boy bound for West Africa. From 1922 to 1924 Hughes worked on the S.S. ''Malone'', experiencing many west African countries before returning to the US in 1925 to live with his mother in Washington DC. Gaining experience abroad influenced how Hughes moved through the US as a young adult; however, he did not stay long. Upon his second voyage across the Atlantic he stopped off in France and made his way to Paris with little to nothing in his pockets. He described those early days in Paris as initially exciting but the reality of having no money quickly weighed on him and he was forced to find cramped accommodations, sharing a room. Luckily his roommate was a kind and gentle dancer and she eagerly looked for employment as did Langston. His descriptions of the difficulties finding employment as a Black American who was not a singer, musician or dancer at the height of the Jazz Age in Paris showed the anti-foreign sentiment of the local Frenchmen. It is in his descriptions of the people he met abroad that gave his audience some of the most rich personalities in Montmartre and Paris. He chronicled his travels around Europe in search of employment and travel opportunities as well as opportunities to publish his poetry. He made multiple trips back and forth across the Atlantic, meeting many important figures in the Harlem Renaissance as well as some of the most celebrated stars of Paris.

Trevor, a young man with green lizard scales on his skin, sits in his room and laments a failed relationship, attributing the breakup to his scales ("Trevor's Song"). Tired, he takes a nap and dreams of a strange woman singing hauntingly to him ("Overture"). When he awakens, he decides to download Grindr and soon receives a message from a stranger named Cary ("4th and Vine"). He contemplates his life so far ("Things I Want") and decides to agree to meet Cary.

When he arrives at Cary's apartment, Cary immediately starts flirting with him. However, he accidentally assumes that Trevor's scales are a costume for "Monster Fest" (the festival the city is celebrating that day), causing Trevor to feel insulted and leave. Desperate for him to stay, Cary improvises a song ("Cary's Song") and is able to convince Trevor to come back to his apartment. In Cary's apartment, Trevor sees a magazine with the face of the "Dream Girl" on the cover.

The scene flashes forward to the "Dream Girl" (Siren) performing "A Terrible Ride". When she finishes her set, she goes backstage and a curious Trevor follows, leaving Cary alone. Starstruck, Trevor asks if he can perform a song for her and she agrees.

The scene returns to Cary's apartment where the two men share a drink. Cary, being new to town, asks what Monster Fest is. Trevor reluctantly explains that it is a celebration of the defeat of the dragon that terrorised the city 20 years ago ("Recess"). He also mentions that when said Dragon was decapitated, Trevor and five other children wound up covered in its blood, which caused the scales to develop on his skin.

The scene returns to the club, where Siren is impatiently asking Trevor to perform. Simultaneously, Cary's conversation with Trevor plays, and both Siren and Cary urge Trevor to sing. Feeling confident, he plays ("Another Part of Me"), causing both Siren and Cary to feel a sense of connection to him.

As Siren and Trevor talk, Siren realises who Trevor really is and explains that she too is one of 6 children involved in the dragon incident. She explains that all the children involved developed superpowers. She believes that the dragons will return and overrun the city this year and enlists Trevor's help in defeating them ("A Myth to Live By").

Trevor refuses, stating that he is powerless, and decides to leave and find Cary. Siren threatens to kill him to obtain his powers if he doesn't help her just like she did to all the other children. When Trevor still tries to leave, she stops him with her "siren song". Fighting hard, Trevor is able to break free and leave but Siren makes chase.

Trevor finds Cary at a diner, eating by himself. When he tries to apologise, Cary dismisses him confessing how betrayed he felt when Trevor left with no explanation. Trevor once again tries to apologise, this time stating his faults and confessing that he sincerely wants to be friends with Cary ("Things I Worry About"). Cary accepts his apology and they decide to continue their date at the park ("The Woah Song"). Trevor goes in to kiss Cary, but suddenly feels a sharp pain on his back.

When he goes to check, he realises that there is a spike on his back that cut Cary and sees that he also accidentally cut one of his own fingers off while checking. Cary gets a bit woozy at the sight of the blood. Trevor mistakes the reaction for disgust because of his appearance and accuses Cary of being shallow and leaves. As he goes Cary reminds Trevor that he's being just as judgemental as he assumes others are ("Truth is What Matters"). As Cary leaves, Siren sees and captures him.

As Trevor heads home, he resolves to never leave his apartment again ("Lizard Boy"). As he reflects on the night, he realises he's about to throw away the only chance at a genuine friendship with someone who accepts him as he is. At the same time, he accidentally finds that he has telekinetic powers when he lifts a trash can with his mind. In this moment he decides to finally accept himself as he is.

He gets a text from Cary asking to meet at the Park again ("Sculpture Park"). He suddenly discovers that he is able to communicate with Siren on the astral plane and reveals that she was actually catfishing him using Cary's phone. She threatens to kill Cary causing Trevor to rush back to the park ("Take Me to Bed").

When he arrives at the park, Siren once again asks him to help her fight against the dragon, but he refuses again, still not believing her Dragon theory. He asks her why she murdered the others and she reveals that she did so to obtain their powers because they all refused to help her.

The two get in a big fight where Siren uses a body-controlled Cary to fight Trevor. Trevor does his best to dodge all the attacks ("The Fight"). Siren finally decides to make Cary turn his knife on himself, causing Trevor to suddenly yell out his own siren song to stop her. Unfortunately, he faints due to the strain. When he wakes up, Cary offers him a hand. But before he realises something is wrong, Cary stabs him and shapeshifts back into Siren. When the real Cary comes to Trevor's rescue, Siren knocks him out.

Before Siren can obtain Trevor's Powers, giant green wings sprout from Trevor's back and he rises off the ground, wounds healed. When Siren makes a final attempt to kill Trevor, their siren songs clash and Siren gets blasted against a wall and passes out. Trevor rushes over to Cary and mourns his loss ("I Was Gonna Call You Tomorrow"). Suddenly, Cary bursts back to life, having had some of Trevor's healing ability transferred to him by his spilt blood.

As the sun rises, the two hear a rumbling in the distance. The dragons have actually come. Trevor and Cary stand hand-in-hand and Siren rises to her feet and the three share a look and charge into battle.

Santiago Garcia is abandoned by his bride on their wedding day. The image of the bride taking off on a motorcycle quickly becomes viral and has shocked the city. Santiago becomes a celebrity and the most coveted bachelor in the city when the hashtag #PobreNovio (#PoorHusband) becomes a trending topic, a status that makes a businessman offer him the deal of his life: to raffle him as a husband to women who want to marry him.

Cryptocurrency exchange secretary Toshie (Rino Higa) ought to be celebrating the release of her boyfriend (Taro Yabe) from jail. Instead, a freak accident compels her to swim from Japan to Hawaii with the child of an American-Vietcong war hero.

The Wild, Wild West just got wilder with Tom and Jerry on the ranch! This time, the rivals team up to help a cowgirl and her brother save their homestead from a greedy land-grabber, and they're going to need some help! Jerry's three precocious nephews are all ready for action, and Tom is rounding up a posse of prairie dogs. But can a ragtag band of varmints defeat a deceitful desperado determined to deceive a damsel in distress? No matter what happens with Tom and Jerry in the saddle, it'll be a rootin' tootin' good time!

Architect Tom Levin and his wife, Dr. Alice Dodgeson, rent a mid-century modern home for a weekend. They find the place untouched since the 1960s. Left alone with Alice at a job interview, Tom discovers the home was built by his idol – legendary architect and known occultist, Frederick Banner. Tom begins interacting with a striking ghost from the past who slowly brings Tom under her spell. Alice returns to find her husband missing, someone stalking her, and comes to the realization that she and Tom are pawns in the diabolical plot of the legendary architect who never left this home – even after his death.

Primarily set in Elche, the fiction tracks the members of an association of ufologists that see their secret mankind-changing master plan imperiled after their leader dies. Meanwhile, everyone else is looking for a missing girl.

*Source: Onatsu became a prostitute in Yoshiwara to repay his father's debt. One day, Onatsu learns that her father was deceived by Ryōgokuya and forced to commit suicide.

The truck driver Hilmar offers fifteen-year-old Pinne a ride. The girl, who seems frightened and withdrawn, does not say much other than that she wants to go to the sea. At a gas station, Hilmar learns from the radio that Pinne is wanted. She has escaped from the school where she was placed. Hilmar faces a dilemma: whether to call the sheriff or not.

The film is set in 1974 in Moscow. In the center of the plot is the adult actor Oleg, who works on the radio with a tired look, an attractive smile and a deep voice. Suddenly, his radio play is closed and his wife kicks him out of the house, which leads to an unexpected turn of events.

Ibrahim Bender and his student Ostap suddenly lose a precious treasure and it falls into the hands of Nestor Makhno, who is sure that there are other relics in the vicinity. As a result, reds, whites, bandits and partisans start hunting for gold.

The main plot centres on the Marzoa-Medina, a multigenerational blended family whose life changes with a rare event: Marcela, the mother of the family, who is pregnant with her current partner, José "Pepe" Medina, gives birth to a cartoon boy named "Dibu". Family members react to the birth of the child in different ways. Over time, the family learns to live with the animated child, but they must hide it from certain people for safety. Dibu experiences the same situations and feels the same emotions as a real child.

The subplot thematizes adolescence and the relationship between parents and children.

The story ended abruptly when the third season began in which the plot changed, with new characters.

The film tells the stories of four women from different regions who meet on a bus that travels through West Africa and discover that, despite not having any relationship, their lives are pretty similar, as they have had to fight and try to get ahead on their own.

Generalities

According to its director Apolline Traoré, the entire production team had to make the bus trip that is recounted in the film: "It was necessary to shoot the film along the actual route ... We had to obtain authorizations everywhere and plan the border crossing with the administrations of each country." She also stated that she must have had military assistance to carry out the filming: "Some areas were victims of terrorist attacks, and that is why the army accompanied us. The soldiers knew how to be discreet during the filming; we forgot about them, then we saw them reappear to escort us every time our convoy left.

Protagonist Sergeant John Kozack and Corporal Sebastian McGregor must fight off and survive guerilla warfare waves of Global Terrorism Confederation the Terrorist Organisation trying to destory you and anyone who wants to stand in its way of taking over the world. When you beat all 23 waves you can both evacuate to safety. This game is set directly after the events of Super Incursion, The Global Terrorism Confederation have launched a global virus attack which has killed over 90% of the worlds population crippling all the worlds super powers and weakening their armies. The Confederation invaded Gemstone Island in an attack lead by MAJOR Nickolai Patrikov, They murdered President Johnson Lincoln and all his cabinet and quickly over threw the government and took control of the island, They began Protocol 87 which is the Protocol the Incursion Military Service and whats left of the United States Government launched Operation Winter Strike to try and stop. If the Global Terrorism Confederation wins its General John Voorhies will become rule the world with fear and death. Sergeant John Kozack is 29 Years old specialists as a Ground Assault Infantry in the IMS, He lost his father in the first attack by the Global Terrorism Confederation that event increased his Anger and Hatred for the Terrorism Confederation. He has been participating in IMS sabotage operations of Terrorism Confederation and assassination its Senior commanding officers Who's direct orders have lead to the deaths and demise of many innocent people. The U.S. army is attacking all of the worlds many Global Terrorism Confederation Head quarters, Command centers and Barracks to prevent it from succeeding and help other countries around the world regain their power and control over their land and people

The film tells about the boy Vitya Kasatkin, who finds it difficult to communicate with classmates, but he is kind and caring to his mother. Vitya is fond of sumo, the love for which he instilled a father who now lives in Japan. Vitya has a dream - he wants to get to the youth sumo tournament, which is taking place in Japan, in order to bring his dad back to his family.

The film is about a trauma surgeon who constantly gets into trouble as a result of his kindness, but at the same time he maintains a positive outlook on life in spite of all enemies and circumstances.

The film tells about the raiders who have prepared a seemingly flawless plan to seize one plant, which leads the raiders into a trap prepared by their leader, for whom the main thing is not money, but justice.

The 1990s of the boy Sasha (Kay Aleks Getts), that he almost does not remember his parents Sveta (Svetlana Khodchenkova) and Artyom (Artyom Bystrov) being happy together. The family lives in Saint Petersburg. Artyom works as a teacher. Sveta is tired of everyday difficulties and her husband's lack of aspiration for a better life. She leaves him for the American Michael (Wolfgang Cerny). Sasha has a very warm relationship with his father, and he spends three days a week with him. The relationship between the former spouses is so difficult, but the situation is aggravated by the fact that Sveta tells her son about the preparations for their move to the United States. Artyom, of course, is against it. Mom and Dad, each with their own support team from grandparents, win Sasha to their side. The child is going through such manipulations hard, and only his serious illness makes one of the parents - Artyom - give up and come to terms with the move.

In America, Sasha quickly settled in, made friends, and even became class president. But after a while there are problems. It all starts with an innocent prank in Sasha's opinion with the deception of pizzeria employees, which is considered a serious offense in America, and ends with a false denunciation of Michael to the police. Sveta believes that it's all about the bad influence of her father, and intends to stop their communication even on the phone. Suddenly Artyom arrives himself, but an attempt to sit down at the negotiating table ends in a scandal. Sasha escapes, simultaneously setting Michael's car on fire. Sveta catches up with him. After long and emotional explanations, they reconcile, and Sasha asks his mother to let him go to Russia with his dad. The last shots of the film, where a father and son are riding a bicycle in St. Petersburg, say that this time Sveta had to give in.

The film tells about Russian instructors who work in the Central African Republic and train the military of this country. Presidential and parliamentary elections are approaching and this aggravates the situation in the country. Former President François Bozizé, who was barred from the elections, decides to illegally mobilize the military. Meanwhile, the rebels unite to carry out a coup d'état.

Hasidic Rabbi and amateur Hora dancer, Moshe Yehuda (Jos Laniado), enters a televised Tango competition to save his Hebrew School from bankruptcy. But there is one big dilemma: in Orthodox Judaism, a married man is not allowed to touch a woman other than his wife. Moshe enlists the support of a Catholic priest (Joe Bologna) and leaders of various other faiths who understand the burden the modern world can place on traditional religious beliefs. Together, they devise a plan to assist Moshe to dance in the competition without compromising his moral code.

A coming-of-age story portraying class struggle from the point of view of the privileged class, the fiction follows the friendship between Nora (a rich privileged girl) and Libertad (the daughter of Rosana, the family's Colombian domestic worker), as the former spends the holidays at her grandmother Ángela's summerhouse in the Costa Brava.

It is set in Spain. Employed by the secret services, Juan simultaneously works on tracking a couple involved in weapons trafficking, and on a shady job concerning the finding (or fabrication) of evidence to frame the politician Ángel González.

The book's plot is about a judge named Jeong Jin-wu, who manages divorces. The judge himself is a divorcee with a son. The judge examines the life of a woman, Chae Sun-hee, who is asking for a divorce from Lee Seok-chun, her husband. Sun-hee sings while Seok-chun produces steel in a factory. The judge learns more about the situation and intends to do his best to keep the marriage intact. E. Tammy Kim wrote that "The judge’s interventions feel creepy at times, even by the standards of the world of the book." The novel outlines how the couple courted, and Eric Nguyen of the ''Minneapolis Star-Tribune'' stated that the novel portrays characters as "complex beings".

Homer notices Waylon Smithers' loneliness and offers to play matchmaker for him. When a jetsetting fashion designer mogul named Michael de Graaf arrives at Mr. Burns' mansion to adopt a puppy born from one of Burns' attack hounds, Homer introduces him to Smithers and the two immediately become attracted to each other. Smithers finds Michael to be polite, charming and attentive to his needs, becoming the happiest he has ever been in his life.

During a party thrown for the couple by Marge, Michael announces he is opening his new manufacturing plant in Springfield, opening multiple job positions to the town. During a tour of the factory, Homer, Bart, and Lisa discover sweatshop working conditions and the toxic waste from the factory polluting the environment.

Realizing that Michael is fully aware of this, Homer reluctantly shows Smithers the damaging effects of Michael's business. Smithers grapples with this information, asking Burns for advice, only to be told that "fast fashion" is an even ''more'' evil industry than nuclear power, and that Michael is effectively a supervillain. Burns advises Smithers to marry Michael to be set for life.

Smithers tries to plead with Michael to change his ways, but Michael has no plans of changing his business practices. Smithers is about to reluctantly accept Michael's offer to stay in the relationship whilst overlooking his flaws and forgetting his own moral compass, but after seeing Michael mistreat his doberman puppy, Smithers breaks up with him. Michael leaves on his jet, and an initially heartbroken Smithers discovers that Michael left the puppy behind. He happily adopts him, realizing that the puppy will offer him unconditional love and eternal companionship, which is what he wanted most in a relationship. Smithers' profile pic of him with the puppy sparks a lot of interest on his dating app.

Yutaka Aoi is a talented boy soprano with an angelic voice and an unusual sensitivity to sounds. Upon starting junior high, he joins his school's choir and develops friendships with various other members as they participate in competitions. He also becomes involved with his community's local opera. However, he must face the transient nature of his gift as soon puberty will deepen his voice. As the school year goes by, he crosses paths with a famous Russian boy soprano who is already losing his high singing voice, and Yutaka's fellow choir members also face their own challenges.

The episode begins with Don Draper waking up in a room in the Roosevelt Hotel as Betty, his wife, has kicked him out. He goes to the door for the morning newspaper and finds out that Marilyn Monroe has died. Don walks into his office that morning to find all the secretaries very emotional and in distress over Marilyn Monroe’s passing.

Later, Jane enters Don’s office insisting that she has made a mistake. His daughter called asking when he will be home from his business trip. Don says that it is personal and he’s not willing to discuss things further with her.

Freddy Rumsen, Peggy Olson, Pete Campbell, and Salvatore Romano are preparing for a presentation to Samsonite executives. After offering Salvatore a glass filled to the brim with whiskey, Freddy suddenly passes out and pees his pants. Pete then comes up with the idea of Peggy acting as Freddy’s stand-in.

Betty falls asleep on the sofa and wakes up to Sarah Beth Carson, who has come to borrow a dress. Sarah Beth says she has had her eye on Arthur Case recently.

Joan enters Roger's office and lies on his couch, mourning Marilyn Monroe’s death. Roger comes in and responds insensitively; Joan warns him that he will lose someone important to him one day and it’s going to be very painful.

The next day at work, Jane brings in shirts from Menken's for Don to use. Freddy drops by to see Peggy and realizes the executives loved the presentation when she stood in. Don is summoned to Roger's office, where he finds Duck Phillips and Pete. He is finally informed about Freddy’s accident in the office. While Roger says that Freddie must be fired, Don is reluctant. Roger insists and says that they are going to let him know over dinner.

Trying to pull herself out of her depression, Betty goes to the stables. She sees Arthur Case and invites him to dinner with her and Sarah Beth.

Later that night Roger, Freddy, and Don go out to dinner, and they let Freddy know that he’s being fired from Sterling Cooper. Although they say it’s a six-month leave, he is fired for good. They decide to celebrate and end up in an illegal gambling club. Don and Roger talk about their marriages while Freddy gambles with some strangers. Don walks to Freddy's table, and, to his surprise, sees Jimmy Barrett standing there. Don punches him in the face for telling Betty that he is cheating. After he is escorted out of the club, Don and Roger say their goodbyes to Freddy, and they go their separate ways. Don and Roger end up at a different club. Don finally opens up about being separated from Betty. He tells Roger that he should move forward because it’s his life.

The next day, Don promotes Peggy to Freddy's position. She doesn’t want to accept it because she saw what happened to Freddy and knows it was just a mistake. Peggy then goes to confront Pete about telling on Freddy; however, he refuses to apologise and congratulates her on her new position.

The next scene cuts to Arthur and Sarah Beth at lunch; Betty has tricked them into going out with each other by not showing up. Meanwhile, in the office, Roger's wife Mona storms into Don’s office, infuriated because she believes his conversation with Roger at the bar has caused him to leave her for a secretary. Jane, the secretary that Rogers is having an affair with, starts crying, and Don says he wants her off of his desk.

Kendall prepares to submit the paperwork he has retrieved on the cruises scandal to the Department of Justice. Lisa warns him that the documents may not be sufficient legal ammunition to build a winning case against Waystar, but Kendall refuses to listen.

Meanwhile, the rest of the Roys attend the Future Freedom Summit, a conservative political donor event in Richmond, Virginia, in search of a viable presidential candidate in the upcoming election in light of the current President choosing to step down. Logan primarily seeks a nominee who will temper the DOJ investigation into the cruises scandal and help Waystar survive against Big Tech. He and the Republican establishment lean towards Dave Boyer, the incumbent Vice President.

At the convention, Roman is surprised to learn from an attendee that his mother Caroline is getting married to British CEO Peter Munion, and that the family have been invited to their wedding in Tuscany; he and Shiv call Kendall to inform him of the news. Connor uses the event as an opportunity to advance his own presidential bid. Roman is approached by Congressman Jeryd Mencken, a controversial, right-wing online provocateur.

Late in the night, Tom – who has resigned himself to the fate of incarceration and is receiving little support from Shiv – takes an equally paranoid Greg to a nearby diner for the two to share their anxieties over their shared legal peril. Tom agrees to absorb responsibility for Greg's role in the cruises cover-up.

The next day, Kendall's DOJ testimony goes poorly; he expresses frustration at having to cooperate with federal authorities – whom Logan has worked to stall – instead of taking an aggressive approach against the company. Lisa, losing patience with Kendall, bluntly informs him that he performed poorly at the testimony and that his case against his father is weakening. Kendall later decides to fire Lisa and seeks out new legal representation.

Shiv is approached at the convention by Congressman Rick Salgado, a traditional conservative who suggests that as president, he can pave a path for Shiv to become CEO of Waystar. During the candidates' dinner, Boyer and Salgado come at odds with Mencken, whom Shiv detests due to his fascist leanings, though Mencken draws attention for being the only candidate to dismiss ATN as politically irrelevant.

Logan gathers his family to his suite to field opinions on the candidates. Shiv supports Salgado while Roman takes a liking to Mencken; Shiv's concern over Mencken's fascist agenda goes ignored. Connor advocates for himself, though the idea is quickly dismissed. Boyer is ruled out after Logan deems him weak and ineffectual.

Tom receives a call from Kendall, who has arrived in Virginia, to meet with him privately at the nearby diner. Kendall suggests that Tom can avoid incarceration if he testifies against Logan, but Tom refuses, telling Kendall he has watched him fail against his father too many times to believe in him now. Kendall takes a photo of Tom as he leaves to use as potential blackmail.

Roman meets with Mencken in the bathroom of Logan's suite to understand his political philosophy, and realizes that Mencken's extreme views and nationalist rhetoric can expand ATN's viewer demographics. Mencken agrees to take Waystar's support. In the suite, Roman suggests to Logan that Mencken's candidacy will earn ATN the advertising revenue Waystar needs to fend off Big Tech and acquire streaming giant GoJo. Logan is convinced and decides to back Mencken despite Shiv's protests. The next morning, Shiv reluctantly participates in a family photoshoot with Mencken on Logan's orders.

separate into the season as follows

Season 1

Main characters meet at elementary school. They were late, so became punished by the headmaster. In the end, four girls are classmate and then they were friend.

Season 2

An evil villain disguises himself as a teacher at the elementary school, wants to destroy the world. Another teacher is a wizard trying to stop this, so he recruits the Four Angies to help because his power has been damaged.

Season 3: The Wonders of the 7 Notes

The Four Angies are trying to search for a snowman. Additionally, there were seven notes that went missing in their music box, which must be found in order to stop the villain.

Special season: Explore the wonderful world

Only lists when this special season was aired, in November 19, 2010, on channel 3 Thailand. Additionally, the air time was 6:00-6:30 p.m.

Dexter (Michael C. Hall) enrolls Harrison (Jack Alcott) in school and is persuaded by the principal to connect more with his son. Dexter is later called in to the police station, where Angela (Julia Jones) explains that wildlife cameras in the woods identified Matt and an unrecognizable figure through thermal imaging. When Dexter identifies the rifle as the one he sold to Matt, Angela orders a further investigation of the crime scene, shocking Kurt (Clancy Brown).

An Albany crime scene investigator arrives at the scene to help with the investigation. To Dexter's disappointment, he correctly deduces that someone attacked Matt after he shot the deer. Angela calls in for search dogs to help the next day and has Kurt cooperate with a sample of his DNA to confirm Matt's involvement. During the night, Dexter exhumes the bags containing Matt's pieces to relocate it and uses Matt's vest to mislead the dogs by passing it throughout the crime scene. Meanwhile, Lily is suddenly allowed to exit her room and escapes into the wilderness, discovering that she was being held in a bunker. A man wearing a white ski mask then shoots her from a distance, killing her. Dexter hears the gunshot but dismisses it as hunters.

Harrison scores an excellent placement exam but is suspected of having cheated so he is forced to do it again, managing to improve his score. He applies for the wrestling team and discovers that Zach and some students are bullying a fellow student, Ethan (Christian Dell'Edera), by having him be in a texting relationship with a girl that doesn't exist. Harrison tells Ethan about the facade and helps him get revenge by sending a photoshopped version of Zach. Zach prepares to attack Ethan when Harrison intervenes, choking and threatening him. While in the car with Audrey (Johnny Sequoyah), the car breaks down. While Harrison goes to ask for help, Audrey is approached by Olsen (Fredric Lehne) once again and she rebuffs him.

True crime podcaster Molly Park (Jamie Chung) arrives at the scene, intending to find any useful information. Facing pressure from Debra (Jennifer Carpenter), Dexter decides to put Matt's pieces in a cave but is forced to leave when a bear emerges from the cave, scrapping his plans. That night, he dines with Angela, Audrey and Harrison at her house. Audrey expresses frustration at Angela for putting the deer's corpse in the butcher's shop. Angela allows her to give the deer back to the Seneca people, who burn the deer in a bonfire. After that, Dexter apologizes to Harrison for not supporting him and promises to do better. Harrison replies with "thanks, dad", which pleases Dexter.

Inspired by the bonfire, Dexter takes Matt's body pieces and throws them in a factory incinerator, giving him relief. While driving through town, he wonders in his mind about his murder methods and problems when he sees a drunk Kurt outside the tavern. Kurt claims to have seen and talked to his son via FaceTime. Dexter decides to take him home but questions Kurt's state of mind.

One year after the previous film, Callie and Joseph are still on the farm and he proposes to her, which she accepts. That evening, everyone celebrates the engagement, and his chauffeur insists that the city misses Joseph, which he finds hard to believe. The following morning, Joseph finds out his mother ran off with her yoga instructor and has left the company to him, much to his dismay. After finding out a woman named Victoria has been appointed temporary CEO, Joseph is mad as he can't stand her. Joseph agrees to go back to the city so some time with Callie after learning his mother was inspired by Callie and Joseph's love to find her own. Brandy comes to visit Callie earlier than expected after hearing about her engagement to Joseph, but mistakes Manny for her fiancé, much to the guy's confusion. Joseph walks over and Callie introduces him as her fiancé to Brandy, making things slightly awkward.

Later, Joeseph tells Callie he must head back to San Francisco for a while and asks her to come along. Callie agrees, leaving Manny and Brandy to look after Hannah. In San Francisco, Callie starts to enjoy the city life and later that evening at a hotel, Callie is introduced to Victoria, who tells her she can help her if needed. Callie learns that Joseph's mother booked a wedding venue for them when she found out he was going to propose. Joseph tells Callie that the date has also been set for Christmas Eve, much to her shock as they haven't been engaged very long, but she says she will think about it.

Meanwhile on the farm, Manny develops a crush on Brandy and back at the city after speaking to Brandy, Callie decides she wants to get married on Christmas Eve. Callie and Joseph attend a party where she is overwhelmed by all the people but still enjoys her time. Back on the farm, Manny and Brandy bond over a video game and almost kiss before they stop themselves. The following morning, Brandy kisses Manny. In San Francisco, Joseph struggles with being the CEO of his family company and Callie helps out with ideas to make it successful. Callie starts to adapt to and enjoy the city life as he and Joseph plan their wedding. Manny and Brandy start to date as she gets closer to Hannah, Callie's sister.

Callie confronts Joseph after she feels that he is getting too attached to his old life as CEO of his dad's company and Hannah is upset that Callie hasn't contacted her so Manny comforts her, cheers her up. Callie spends time with Owen and helps him in his play where he plays Joseph, and she plays Mary. Joseph and Callie have a fight about the wedding, and she hands back the ring. Back on the farm, Manny confesses his love for Brandy, which she reciprocates.

Callie is picked up by Brandy and they talk about Joseph, Brandy reminds Callie that Joseph left his city life behind for a year because he loved Callie. Joseph speaks to Leo, who stops Joseph from throwing away the engagement ring. Back on the farm, Hannah is distant with Callie as she is still upset about Callie being in San Francisco. Manny and Brandy tell Callie they are dating, which she is overjoyed about. Callie and Hannah make amends and reconcile. Joseph speaks to his mother, who convinces him to do the right thing, while Callie visits her mother's grave.

Joseph cancels the gala and reconciles with Callie, who wants to marry him, and he makes up with his ex-fiancée. Callie and Joseph marry at the vineyard, with flashbacks of their relationship. The film ends nine months later when Callie is in labor.

Laura Bancroft (Delta Burke), a charity director, and her husband Jim (Gerald McRaney), move to Reno, Nevada with their two children, Jennifer and Tom "Tommy" Bancroft (Elliot Page and Matthew Harbour). As a special treat, the family attends a restaurant that doubles as a casino, where Laura plays the slot machines with the encouragement of Jim and Bella (Joyce Gordon), an elderly compulsive gambler who claims that her own habits are all just social in nature. After winning five-hundred dollars, Laura becomes addicted to the restaurant's machines; meanwhile, she gets hired on as a director for a large medical charity and gets friendly local benefactor Brad Bradford (Francis X. McCarthy) to donate money. Increasingly unable to find time for her family as she juggles her career and her gambling habits, Laura misses Jennifer's school mother-daughter tea party and pawns Tommy's bicycle. She also neglects Jim, getting into frequent arguments with him when he accuses her of having a gambling problem. Laura continues to neglect her children, forgetting to feed them or pay the bills, only returning once to drop off a package of oatmeal that she bought for them with the last of her money. Jennifer rebelliously adopts a goth lifestyle and moves in with an older boyfriend, returning only to look after Tommy.

Laura wins the jackpot, receiving fifty-thousand dollars and a free weekend in an expensive hotel room, but Jim is displeased, noting that his wife has pawned off sentimental family items from his ancestors, as well as electronics belonging to the children. Laura reacts with hostility, separating from Jim and threatening to sue him if he files for custody of the children. Jim returns home to pick up his belongings and shares a tearful farewell with Jennifer and Tommy. For their safety, he drops off both children at their grandparents' house. Laura loses all of her jackpot winnings in one night and longs for more money. She begins stealing large amounts of money from the charity by writing fraudulent cheques, gambling this away, unbeknownst to Bradford or colleague Martine (Mary Donnelly Haskell), who worry about her strange behaviour. Bella advises Laura to seek help after Laura begs her for an informal loan. Jennifer's grandmother (Patricia Gage) encourages her granddaughter to break up with her boyfriend and stay in school, shocked that Laura fails to react at all to the news that Jennifer didn't return home (having spent the night underage at a rave while drinking vodka). A tax auditor, Mr. Ken Dowling (Richard Jutras), arrives to do a random audit of the charity and discovers Laura's theft of the funds, while Laura has a panic attack in her office until Mr. Dowling and Martine start looking for her. Charged for fraud and facing bankruptcy as well, Laura returns to her empty house to face her mother, who tells her, "I don't know whether to hold you or slap you!" before the two break down and hug, crying together. Laura is sentenced to prison, while her parents, Jennifer, Tommy, Mr. Dowling and Martine all react bitterly to her pleas for forgiveness. An ending credit message reveals that the real "Laura Bancroft" (Garcia) was responsible for the enactment of legislation addressing gambling addiction in Nevada during her time incarcerated.

The US secretary of state will pay an official visit to Oslo. At the meeting, the Middle East conflict will be discussed, among other matters. The Norwegian police are on full alert, helicopters are circling over the treetops, and terrorist acts are feared against the secretary. A terrorist group that has planned to kill the secretary of state overpowers an innocent family at Fornebu and uses their house as a base for planning the assassination. The inventive son in the house and his two classmates come up with a clever idea to stop the assassination plans. A rocket system called Cobra plays an important role in the drama.

Sezim (Alina Turdumamatova) wants to fulfill her dream of studying in the Kyrgyz capital when she gets kidnapped by a group of young men and taken to the hinterland. There, she is forced to marry a stranger. If she refuses the marriage, she is threatened with social stigmatization and exclusion. Torn between her desire for freedom and the constraints of Kyrgyz culture, Sezim desperately seeks for a way out.

When two friends Joel and Cody (portrayed by Seth Alan Jacobs and Reace Thorne) decide to investigate haunted Stony Hollow Road in hopes of unraveling the urban legend Lucinda (Kaela Clark), they find themselves captive in the inescapable curse of 24 hours to live.

Jazireh is not a place, it is an excuse for conflict between people who seek their destiny in it, and it is the basis for the efforts of those who decide to have a greater share in life; They do everything to reach the island.