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If no one is planing on doing Rizzoli & Isles season 2 episode guide i can do it Done

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Trust Me season 1 guide is missing the the last 2 episodes

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If no one is planing on doing White Collar season 3 episode guide i can do it

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I have been updating my photobucket banners so they are almost all 758x140 jpg images and now includes about 90% of all VIP shows but in the process a couple have stopped working so if it's not to much trouble can someone please replace them. The first is
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And the other is The L Word

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Thanks for that, i think i have all but one banner for every show on VIP and while i was checking my posts i noticed there is a couple of banners missing in Veronica Mars so i have one if required

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Episode 1: Firsts
Annie Matopoulos is a young, single woman who has taken on an incredible task - serving as a surrogate for her sister. Jealous of the attention that Annie receives while being pregnant, her friend Cassie decides she must have a "story" as well, and decides to masquerade as a virgin to attract a man. Meanwhile, when Carter is fired from his accounting job and comes home early, he finds his fiancée Liz in bed with a unique gift from her bachelorette party. Also, Judd Rouscher and his friend Bowman end up on a cross- country flight with Jennifer Love Hewitt, who is on Judd's "celebrity exemption list," allowing him sleep with her without marital consequences. When Judd ends up actually sitting next to her, he must decide what to do with this opportunity.

Episode 2: How To...
When Annie's friend Jodie bakes a banana bread for her new flame Charlie, he feels threatened and tells her they should just be "friends." Suspecting it was the banana bread that scared him off, Jodie is livid and decides to be the best "friend" he ever had. Meanwhile, Ed and Faye Strathmore visit their son Kyle and his boyfriend in Venice, California and Faye is on a mission to make sure that Ed keeps an open mind and is on his best behavior. Also, when Judd and Colleen meet over-the-top television sex therapist Dr. O at a party, he offers some suggestions about their love life that have disastrous results for the couple.

Episode 3: Keep On Truckin'
Dan, a tattoo artist who works at Judd's shop, talks to a trucker who wants a tattoo that says "Keep on Truckin'." Thinking this is a little too on the nose, Dan offers alternatives. Ricky lies in bed with his latest conquest, who's sleeping. He extricates himself, sneaks over to her cell phone, finds his number, and deletes it. The next day, Ricky hangs out with his brother Andy, friends Kev and Seth and their kids at the playground. He tells the guys about his technique, which he dubs the "Ninja Vanish." Annie spies a handsome guy at the bar and makes her way over to him, hoping he's Matt. The guy says his name is Matt and the flirting begins. When Matt leans in, Annie pulls back, saying he's moving too fast, then realizes he was reaching for a cutlet that was poking out of her dress.

Episode 4: Sky High
Judd talks Colleen into trying some of the treats he purchased at a medical marijuana store and just when the two are really enjoying their lazy Sunday "fun day," they realize they are late for a family Christening. Meanwhile, Annie's niece Christy is a cool, confident high school senior. When she asks the less confident Josh to the prom, his family and friends rush in with advice, warnings and even kissing lessons in preparation for the big date. Also, Colonel Scott Bowers is in deep space when he suspects his girlfriend is cheating on him. With the help of a high-powered satellite and his colleagues, Captain Craig and Takashi, he is able to check on things back home.

Episode 5: Stand And Deliver
Hal Sacovitch consoles his son Sam after a breakup with his girlfriend Prudence. When Sam learns that Prudence is now dating his baseball hero Dante Evans and that Dante is cheating on her, he must decide what to do. Meanwhile, Judd and Colleen set about house hunting with the help of real estate agent extraordinaire Chad Banks. They find what they think is the perfect new house, until Colleen realizes that she was in the house years ago for a crazy weekend. Also, on a blissful vacation to Brazil, Julia Clark meets Marcelo, a local who dazzles her with romance and passion. When Marcelo follows her home to Wichita, Kansas, she must choose between endless love in Brazil or that corner office she's so close to getting.

Episode 6: TMI
Bridget becomes embarrassed when her boyfriend Jeff finds out she has a "uniform" fetish. When he tries to make her feel better by faking a fetish of his own, things go from bad to worse. Meanwhile, when Judd's niece Becky has a personal situation that she can't talk to her mother Kristen about, she turns to her Uncle for advice. Also, single mom Kristen goes on a date with Bridget's brother Brian, whose daughter attends school with her own daughter, but Brian's social mistakes earn him the nickname, "Creepy Dad."

Episode 7: Boys To Men
Colleen's nephew Ben is nursing a broken heart after a breakup and comes to house-sit while Colleen and Judd are away. When the fiery Marissa shows up, infuriated about her own love life, Ben gets a lesson in love that he wasn't anticipating. Meanwhile, after a crazy night with Steffi, Tommy Days of Summer") thinks he's in the clear as Steffi prepares to leave the next morning. When Steffi gets a call that her father is in the hospital, Tommy finds he won't be making the clean getaway he planned. Also, as Annie's brother-in-law Dale prepares for the arrival of the new baby, he is distracted by a flirty new receptionist who seems intent in striking up a relationship.

Episode 8: Modern Plagues
After their initial misunderstanding over banana bread, Jodie has now decided to move in with her new flame Charlie. Their domestic bliss is quickly interrupted when they realize Charlie has a bedbug infestation, throwing a wrench in their "togetherness" plans. Meanwhile, when Judd deftly performs the Heimlich maneuver on their neighbor Kyle, everyone is relieved - until Drew becomes upset that Kyle turned to Judd for help when he was choking. Also, "Matt", who aided Annie in escaping from a bad date weeks earlier, can't stop thinking about her. He contemplates breaking it off with his longtime girlfriend Amanda and following another chance meeting with Annie, becomes even more certain it's the right thing to do.

Episode 9: Too Much Information
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1. For Better or Worse
Christina and Tom’s wedding arrives, but a series of events cause an interesting twist to the day’s events. Detective Nick Renata (new cast member Marc Anthony) returns to investigate an attack at the hospital. And Candy goes into labor. Derek Luke guest-stars as Tom’s new protégé, Miles.

2. Fight or Flight
Tom and Christina deal with recent events in their own way. Tensions mount between Bobbie and Christina over nursing duties and responsibilities, Camille flirts with Tom’s protégé (guest star Derek Luke), and a sick little girl is left in front of the hospital.

3. Parental Guidance Required
Det. Renata asks Christina to help his sick mother (guest star Miriam Colon). Steve’s dad comes into town. An internal affairs investigator (guest star Bill Engvall) comes to James River to look into the events surrounding the recent attack. And Tom offers Camille a job at the hospital while becoming increasingly concerned about her flirtation with Miles. Derek Luke guest-stars.

4. A Fair to Remember
Internal affairs investigator Jimmy Dupree (guest star Bill Engvall) continues to interview the nursing staff about Detective Nick Renata and the events surrounding the attack. On the day of a health fair at the hospital, Kelly suspects a possible MERSA outbreak and butts heads with Bobbie over how to proceed. And Morrissey begins to crack over recent events. Derek Luke guest-stars.

5. Let Freedom Sing
Christina and Tom spend the day with Miles’ kids who are in town visiting. Bobbie is photographed for an article about James River. Kelly and Dr. Marshall learn more about each other. And investigator Jimmy Dupree (guest star Bill Engvall) returns to question Detective Renata. Derek Luke guest-stars.

6. Just Between Friends
Christina and Nick throw Mama Renata (guest star Miriam Colon) a birthday party. Camille learns a tough lesson when she meets Miles’ wife. And Bobbie has a fundraiser for the James River Cancer Lab and Research Center just as Morrisey’s problems reach a breaking point. Eddie Piolin also guest-stars.

7. To Tell The Truth
Christina is presented with a new opportunity. Camille and Miles (guest star Derek Luke) are forced to evaluate their future together. Bobbie makes a mistake that could be costly. And the tension between Tom and Nick escalates. Chi McBride also guest-stars.

8. Price of Admission
When Christina’s life becomes too much to handle alone, she seeks refuge in therapy, where she opens up about her husband, Det. Nick Renata, marriage, her daughter and even her own childhood. Meanwhile, Tom faces the daunting task of keeping a friend’s spirits hopeful while confirming a difficult diagnosis. Chi McBride guest-stars.

9. Signed, Sealed, Delivered
Camille Hawthorne tries offering advice and comfort to her mother, Christina, whose choices will have dramatic consequences on the lives of Tom and Det. Nick Renata. Meanwhile, Miles (guest star Derek Luke) prepares to say goodbye to James River. Chi McBride also guest-stars.

10. Shot in the Dark
Christina returns to James River while Tom is faced with performing a life-or-death surgery on a close friend. Meanwhile, Kelly has a career-changing moment, Bobbie and Steve consider a big move, and Camille must consider leaving for college. Chi McBride guest-stars.

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Episode 1: This is Not a Pipe
Two Sixteen year olds Bay Kennish and Daphne Vasquez learn that they were accidentally switched at birth. Bay grew up in a rich Family where Daphne grew up with a single mother and went deaf after getting sick at a young age.

Episode 2: American Gothic
Conflict looms between the polar opposite mothers when Kathryn questions Regina’s parenting style. In addition, Regina, Daphne’s mother, refuses to join the Kennish’s in their efforts to sue the hospital that made the life-altering mistake of switching the girls at birth, leaving Kathryn to wonder what this stranger hiding. As the girls struggle to adjust to life together, Bay, begins seeing Ty, a boy from Daphne’s old neighborhood, while Daphne goes on a date with Liam, totally unaware that he’s Bay’s ex-boyfriend and that Liam doesn't know the situation between Bay and her. While Bay may have met the one guy who can keep up with her rebellious ways, Daphne, realizes that Emmett was right about Liam: that he's just another "hearing football jerk".

Episode 3: Portrait of My Father
Now that Regina and Daphne have completely moved into the Kennish’s home, many of Kathryn’s friends and neighbors have begun asking questions. Kathryn decides it’s best to keep their situation a secret and devises a lie, in an effort to protect Bay, who quickly becomes victim to town gossip. Bay asks Daphne more about her biological father, but is shut down, leaving her more determined to further investigate. Meanwhile, John gets involved in Daphne’s basketball games, and it’s there that he meets Melody (Marlee Matlin), Regina’s best friend and Emmet’s mother, who also happens to be the school counselor and fill-in coach at Daphne’s school.

Episode 4: Dance Amongst Daggers
Kathryn host the annual benefit for the school at the house and soon the newly mixed family become the subject of Mission Hills gossip. And things don't get better for them all personally when Kathryn becomes jealous of John's new friendship with Melody. Also, Regina accepts an invite for dinner with one of Kathryn's best-friends ex husbands and Bay becomes finds it hard to accept that Daphne has started hanging around with Liam.

Episode 5: Dogs Playing Poker
After learning that Bay has secretly been seeing Ty both John and Kathryn insist on having him over for dinner. Knowing that they're going to use the dinner to interrogate him, Bay tries to prepare, but she's nowhere near prepared for the secret Ty reveals. And Daphne's morals are tested when Toby ropes her and Emmett into a poker game, but it soon becomes clear that he may be in over his head.

Episode 6: The Persistence of Memory
Daphne struggles to fit in at her new school as she becomes the subject of gossip at Buckner Hall after an incident in cooking class. Elsewhere, Bay and Emmett grow close while doing some research into her father together. Also, Toby finds himself in serious trouble as he struggles to pay Wilke back the money he owes him which, leads him to do something that could get him in even more trouble. Kathryn takes steps towards getting to know Daphne more after a quite heated conversation with Regina by beginning to learn ASL. And the Kennish's learn that the hospital has withdrawn it's settlement offer and wants to take the case to trial.

Episode 7: The Stag Hunt
After the Kennish's learn of his involvement with the stolen exam and a talk with Regina, Toby decides to turn himself in and not let Wilke take all the blame. Meanwhile, Bay and Emmett continue to bond in her hunt for her biological father and, Daphne learns of a life changing secret that Regina has been keeping from her.

Episode 8: Pandora's Box
As Bay and Emmett's relationship continues to get more serious she become conscious about his apparent love for Daphne. Meanwhile, Daphne is upset with Regina after learning the truth and spends the day hanging out with Wilke in her old neighbourhood. During the Deposition, Kathyrn and John are blind-sighted by what they learn and, later everyone confronts Regina over her lies and she comes clean about knowing all about the switch for the past 12 years and how. With no one but Toby willing to give her a chance she packs a few things and leaves.

Episode 9: Paradise Lost
As Bay and Daphne celebrate their birthday, Regina uses it as an opportunity to try and make amends.

Episode 10: The Homecoming
As Bay holds her art-show an unexpected guest makes an appearance and, Daphne opens up to Emmett about the feelings she has for him.

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Episode 1: Two Hour Premiere
Val ( Stacey Dash) is an ambitious aspiring fashion mogul who wants to find a true partner. Keisha (LisaRaye McCoy), on the other hand, is a former video dancer just looking for a rich man to keep her in style. April (Charity Shea,) has supposedly found the perfect man and the perfect marriage - but is learning that marriage isn't necessarily a happy ending.

Episode 2: Cry Me a River
Val's solution for getting over Quinn is online dating, but she gets more than she bargains for. Keisha and Malcolm take their relationship to the next level with mixed results. And April's cover is blown as she's thrown further into the mayor mistress scandal.

Episode 3: Indecent Proposal
April sets Val up on a date that seems too good to be true. Keisha is determined to brush off Malcolm by meeting a few eligible rich bachelors. April's marriage is crumbling in the aftermath of the scandal, but her career might receive a long-awaited boost from a new artist. And Val gets a little help with her boutique, "V," from free-spirited and rebellious new intern, Christina.

Episode 4: Confidence Games
A party at "V" leaves Val with more dates than she can handle, but after a pep talk from Keisha, she quickly learns how to juggle. The Cold War continues between Keisha and Malcolm, but her new conquest, a distinguished professor, keeps her on her toes. April receives a shocking birthday surprise from Darryl. And Val gives Christina advice on one of her school designs.

Episode 5: That's What Friends are For
Val is conflicted when Malcolm wants to hire her for a special event. Keisha, though still angry with Malcolm, gives Val her blessing to work with him. April's job is on the line when she takes on the record company's problem artist, Reed. K.C. gives Val some surprising news. And Christina is off to a rocky start at "V."

Episode 6: Old Dogs, New Tricks
Fed up with several bad first dates, Val decides to take a break from men... and finds it to be a much harder task than anticipated. Keisha's new hot trainer pushes her to the limit in more than one way. A vengeful shopping spree by Darryl forces April to become more pro-active. Val worries about Christina's relationship with her professor. And beloved Atlanta newscaster Sharon Love accidentally reveals a secret about Val.

Episode 7: Take Me to the Next Phase
Val's new relationship is tested by gossip about her in the blogosphere and in real life. Secrets are revealed when Keisha helps Malcolm out of a bind. April takes a huge gamble when she invests her own money in Reed's career. And Christina ends things with Aaron, who does not take it well.

Episode 8: Lost Without You
Things couldn't be better for Val and Jerry... until Quinn shows up with a startling revelation. Keisha gets caught in the middle of an old feud between Malcolm and his brother. April tries to get Reed to focus more on his music than partying. And Christina gives Omar relationship advice.

Episode 9: Can't Hide Love
Another magical night with Jerry leaves Val wondering if he might be "the one." Keisha uncovers more of Malcolm's complicated past. April's efforts to get Reed's new track on the radio yield surprising results. Christina is baffled by her new boyfriend's hot-and-cold act.

Episode 10: Everything Ain't What it Seems
Val finally discovers Jerry's one flaw and it might be a deal-breaker for her. Keisha worries that Malcolm isn't telling her everything about his relationship with his ex-wife. April's pride in Reed's success is short-lived when he starts ego-tripping. And Christina's exciting offer from the guy she's dating isn't what it's cracked up to be.

Episode 11: Is This the End?
Val is more overwhelmed than ever after she receives two shocking surprises. Just when Keisha thought everything about Malcolm had been revealed, she gets dragged further into his murky past. One heartbreaking chapter of April's life closes, but another promising one opens. Christina's brutally honest live journal about Val is discovered... by Val.

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Episode 1: Live and Learn
The world is left in tatters after a sudden, unprovoked and unexplained invasion by aliens, leaving the planet’s remaining human population to fight for survival against the occupiers. History professor Tom Mason has been named second in command for the 2nd Mass, but his real focus is on his three sons, one of whom has been captured by the aliens for an unknown purpose.

Episode 2: The Armory
Tom and Hal lead a squad in a search for supplies but are ambushed by a rogue gang of humans led by ex-con John Pope, Pope plans to use the hostages to gain control of the 2nd Mass' supply of weapons that they've stockpiled since the invasion began.

Episode 3: Prisoner of War
Dr. Michael Harris joins the 2nd Mass with a theory about what might save the teenagers abducted by the aliens. But the plan could be derailed when Tom starts digging for answers to questions that have haunted him since the early days of the invasion. The 2nd Mass comes face to face with skitters and mechs when they attempt to rescue Ben.

Episode 4: Grace
Tom and his team head out to track down more motorcycles for the 2nd Mass., relying on Pope to guide them to a good location. They hit the jackpot until they meet some skitters and harnessed teenagers at the bike shop. Back at the base, Dr. Harris and Anne disagree over the best method to gather more intelligence on the aliens.

Episode 5: Silent Kill
Hal comes up with a risky and dangerous plan to infiltrate a skitter's lair and rescue Ben and other harnesses kids that are being held captive.

Episode 6: Sanctuary (1)
Another resistance militia leader, Clayton, arrives in camp warning of a coming alien assault, and with time running out, Tom and the camp must weigh his offer to take their children to a safe haven.

Episode 7: Sanctuary (2)
Hal begins to suspect the farm is not the idyllic safe haven Clayton said it was, and when Mike stumbles upon the horrifying truth, he and Hal find themselves up against an unforeseen enemy.

Episode 8: What Hides Beneath
The 2nd Mass prepares to take the fight to the invaders with an assault on one of their bases. But Weaver’s increasingly strange behavior worries Tom that he might not be fit to command. Hal and Tom encounter a left-behind woman (guest star Blair Brown, Fringe) who employed a suspicious means of surviving the invasion, making it unclear whether they can trust her.

Episode 9: Mutiny
As the 2nd Mass. prepares for a major assault, divisions within the ranks threaten to tear the group apart. Tom has difficulty processing the profound implications of Anne’s latest discovery.

Episode 10: Eight Hours
With Weaver leading several squads of fighters against the aliens, Tom remains behind to help protect the civilians as they evacuate. But a major breach in security endangers both the soldiers and the civilians. Tom is confronted with a decision that may lead him to discovering what the aliens want with the captured teenagers, humankind and the planet.

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I would like to do both for The Cape - The Kennedys - The Killing - The Borgias and The Deep End

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I can also do both for The Whole Truth - The Shadow Line - Monroe - Kidnapped and Day Break

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The Cape premiered on NBC on January 09, 2011

About the Show:
The Cape follows a former cop, Vince Faraday (David Lyons), who resigns from the force to take on the criminal mastermind, Chess (Peter Frain). Vince unwittingly signs up for a security force run by Chess' alter-ego Peter Fleming. So he can "disappear" as a supervillain, Fleming frames Vince to make the police believe that he is Chess. Seemingly killed, Vince is taken in by the Carnival of Crime, run by owner Max Malini (Keith David). Max trains him in martial arts, escapology, and illusion, and how to use a black cape as a weapon. Vince vows to fight crime and seek revenge against Chess. Since he can't return to his wife Dana (Jennifer Ferrin) and son Trip (Ryan Wynott), without putting them at risk, Vince takes on the identity of his son's favorite comic book hero, The Cape. Aiding him in his struggle is a mysterious blogger, Orwell (Summer Glau).

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
David Lyons	Vince Faraday
Keith David	Max Malini
Summer Glau	Orwell
James Frain	Peter Fleming / Chess
Jennifer Ferrin	Dana Faraday
Ryan Wynott	Trip Faraday
Dorian Missick	Marty Voyt
Martin Klebba	Rollo
Vinnie Jones	Scales

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Episode 1: Pilot
Palm City police officer Vince Faraday is framed for a series of crimes that were actually committed by the mysterious villain Chess, revealed to be Peter Fleming, CEO of the mega-corporation ARK. Farady manages to elude custody, but is presumed dead and taken in by a gang of circus performers who are also bank thieves. Their leader Max Malini trains Vince and imbues him with the abilities of a superhero. Determined to clear his name and be reunited with his family, Vince takes on the persona of his son's favorite comic-book hero, the Cape. On his first outing in his quest to bring down Chess, Vince meets Orwell, an anti-corruption electronic espionage expert who keeps a whistleblower blog on the activities of ARK and Fleming/Chess.

Episode 2: Tarot
The Cape must battle Chess' latest accomplice: a serial murderer named Cain who specializes in poisons, and who is a member of the secret Assassin Order called the Tarot. Chess tries to take down the one man who keeps him from controlling the prisons, Patrick Portman, (Richard Schiff) the secretary of prisons, but the job proves difficult when The Cape, Orwell, and the circus gang help him save the target.

Episode 3: Kozmo
Russian convict Gregor Molotov, previous wielder of the cape, escapes prison and seeks to reclaim it for himself. Vince is able to defeat Gregor and decides to allow him to live despite warnings that he will likely escape from prison and come back for the cape again. Dana discovers a witness that informs her her husband was not Chess. Orwell meets Max and the circus.

Episode 4: Scales
The Cape informs villain Scales that Peter Fleming/Chess has betrayed him in the business deals when he's paying money to the same person twice. This information eventually leads to Scales confronting Fleming on the Monte Carlo train during the costume gala. Meanwhile, Max and his "carnival of crime" plan to rob the same train during the party. Additionally, it's Trip's 10th birthday and Vince feels frustrated that he will be is missing it, so is Dana as she is stuck in traffic and races home to celebrate with her son.

Episode 5: Dice
When Peter Fleming reveals a new program called T.R.A.C.E. that's capable of predicting every single move a person makes in the future, he inadvertently attracts the attention of a very special, deadly mastermind: the daughter of research physicist Henry Jerrod and one of Chess' victims, Tracey, a savant who calls herself Dice (Mena Suvari). Since Dice also knows Fleming's alter ego, Chess, the Cape must do whatever it takes to keep Fleming alive in order to clear his name--including elevating his skills to new heights by learning to walk a high wire. Meanwhile, Dana tries to bond more with Trip as they cope without Vince.

Episode 6: Goggles and Hicks
After Faraday's last adventure, which resulted in broken ribs, Max decides the Cape must take a day off. While Faraday recuperates, Fleming hires two professional killers, Goggles and Hicks (Pruitt Taylor Vince and Chad Lindberg), also members of the Tarot known as Chariot, to kill the Cape once and for all. Meanwhile, Dana confronts Marty after his promotion to Police Chief about telling her the truth about Vince's case.

Episode 7: The Lich (1)
After a woman Rollo dated named Janet Peck is found dead, Max enlists Vince, the cop to gather evidence at her grave site. Meanwhile Vince, The Cape tries to alert Police Chief Marty Voyt of an impending threat to the city during the Founder's Day parade. However, his attempt backfires when Marty follows Fleming's orders to set up The Cape. Orwell receives some help from Patrick Portman about Conrad Chandler (Glenn Fitzgerald), the founding heir of Palm City.

Episode 8: The Lich (2)
With Orwell's location unknown, The Cape must seek Dana's legal connections to track down the Lich's whereabouts. She enlists the help of her boss, Travis Hall so he can get access to the interrogation room where one of The Lich's followers, Preston Holloway (Tom Noonan) is being held. The Cape, Max and Rollo then break into the Orchard to rescue Orwell who has been drugged by Conrad Chandler's paralyzing toxin. She struggles to fight the effects of this potent serum and has hallucinations of her wedding day and an uninvited guest, Peter Fleming, who claims he is her father.

Episode 9: Razer
Scales makes a tenuous alliance with Fleming to protect his gang's territory and calls a dangerous villain, Razer (Grant Bowler), to the city. However, Vince interrupts Razer's arrival and takes his place by disguising himself to gain entry into Scales' gang. With the help of his doctor, Fleming battles his alter ego, Chess, while Orwell battles her own demons, alluding to an unclear future, trapped in isolation with a dark state of mind.

Episode 10: Endgame
The Cape and Vince Faraday's world collide and hard truths are revealed — Police Chief Marty Voyt lands behind bars, in the hands of ARK Corporation, fearing he may receive the same fate as Vince. Attempting to learn more about Vince’s disappearance, Dana takes on Marty’s case, and the impervious ARK Corporation , only to discover secrets of betrayal. The Cape’s double identity becomes blurred when Max and the carnival of crime attempt to protect Dana, Marty and his family.

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The Kennedys premiered on ReelzChannel on April 03, 2011

About the Show:
“The Kennedys” relives the public and private joys and tragedies of the most influential family in the world including fraternal rivalries, mob associations, the drugs and the women. The movie event recreates the political crises that John F. Kennedy dealt with in the early days of his presidency including the Bay of Pigs invasion, the Cuban Missile Crisis that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war and the Civil Rights Movement. Viewers will see every twist and turn of this family’s extraordinary story up to and including the assassinations of JFK and RFK.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Greg Kinnear	John F. Kennedy
Katie Holmes	Jacqueline Kennedy
Barry Pepper	Robert F. Kennedy
Tom Wilkinson	Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr.
Diana Hardcastle	Rose Kennedy
Kristin Booth	Ethel Kennedy
Serge Houde	Sam Giancana
Enrico Colantoni	J. Edgar Hoover
Don Allison	Lyndon B. Johnson
Charlotte Sullivan	Marilyn Monroe
Chris Diamantopoulos	Frank Sinatra

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Episode 1:
The Kennedys rally to put Jack in the White House, but their difficult past illuminates a deeper struggle.

“People talk about the curse that seems to echo down the generations of the Kennedys and in a certain sense it’s true,” says Tom Wilkinson. “And if you are going to see it in the kind of Greek tragedy sense, there isn’t a better sort of patriarchal figure than Joe Kennedy because his world view was extreme. His world view was: ambition, money and family. It’s almost medieval in its simplicity … but almost everything else went by the boards.”

-Tom Wilkinson

Episode 2:
The Presidential election comes down to the wire; Bobby tells Joe Sr. he’s leaving politics.

“John F. Kennedy was a very complicated person who meant a lot of things to a lot of different people. I have my own interpretation of who he was and what his legacy was. Kennedy served as President of the United States during an extraordinary period of time and brought us exceptional social and political changes in a short time, in 1000 days. He gave this country a sense of purpose and enthusiasm which was much needed at that time.”

- Greg Kinnear

Episode 3:
When the Bay of Pigs invasion proves disastrous, JFK makes a difficult decision he must later atone for.

“John F. Kennedy changed the image of the United States when he was president. People around the world remember that time and remember the days when America was the leading shining light for freedom and democracy, which was represented so well by Kennedy at the time.”

- Executive Producer Michael Prupas

Episode 4:
The Russians build a wall separating East and West Berlin, while Bobby prepares to go after Sam Giancana.

“In terms of the themes you look for when you start a drama, this miniseries has a 10/10 checklist: ambition, jealousy, betrayal, loyalty, family, tragedy… the list goes on and you’ll find it in the Kennedy family. It’s Shakespearean, it’s Greek tragedy.”

- Executive Producer Joel Surnow

Episode 5:
Riots over desegregation in the South force JFK to act; Jackie’s use of amphetamines continues; Joe Sr. suffers a stroke.

“Jack and Jackie Kennedy were truly the king and queen of America at the time. They were called America’s royalty because they were…But as beautiful as they looked, and as trouble free as they seemed, underneath there was always another more troubled layer.”

- Director Jon Cassar

Episode 6:
The Cuban missile crisis brings America and Russia to the brink of war; Jackie leaves JFK after one infidelity too many.

“The lasting legacy of Jack and Bobby Kennedy was to resolve political crisis with the least amount of bloodshed possible…We never went to war with the Soviet Union. Had that crisis not been handled the way it was, we wouldn’t be here. This planet would be dead. Everything else pales to insignificance compared to that.”

- Writer Stephen Kronish

Episode 7:
Jack and Jackie suffer the loss of their newborn child; she and JFK are in Dallas on that fateful day in November.

“There’s an arc of the love story through the whole eight episodes. In episode seven [after the death of their newborn son], they’ve really started to reconnect. They’ve had their ups and downs and at the point where you think that they can live happily ever after, the unfortunate happens.”

- Director Jon Cassar

Episode 8:
Bobby blames himself for his brother’s death. Five years later, tragedy strikes again.

“I admire Robert Kennedy because of his courage to stand up during an extremely volatile and difficult time in America, knowing full well what might happen to him.  RFK lived and died as a passionate advocate of peace, justice and equality and he believed in compassion toward fellow human beings, not only in the United States, but all over the world.  I believe he would have made an extraordinary President.  Now, more than ever, the world is in need of men like Robert Kennedy.”

- Barry Pepper

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The Killing Premiered on AMC on April 03, 2011

About the Show:
From writer, executive producer and series showrunner Veena Sud (Cold Case), The Killing is based on the wildly successful Danish television series Forbrydelsen and tells the story of the murder of a young girl in Seattle and the subsequent police investigation. Season one will consist of thirteen one-hour episodes and airs Sundays at 10PM | 9C. For a full list of The Killing broadcast times, check out AMC's online schedule.

The Killing ties together three distinct stories around a single murder including the detectives assigned to the case, the victim's grieving family, and the suspects. Set in Seattle, the story also explores local politics as it follows politicians connected to the case. As the series unfolds, it becomes clear that there are no accidents; everyone has a secret, and while the characters think they've moved on, their past isn't done with them.

The Killing stars Mireille Enos (Big Love) as Sarah Linden, the lead homicide detective that investigates the death of Rosie Larsen; Billy Campbell (Once and Again) as Darren Richmond, Seattle's City Council President and now running for Mayor; Joel Kinnaman (Snabba Cash) as Stephen Holder, an ex-narc cop who joins the homicide division in the investigation to find Rosie's killer; Michelle Forbes (True Blood) as Rosie's mother, Mitch Larsen; and Brent Sexton (W., In the Valley of Elah) as Rosie's father, Stan Larsen. The pilot was directed by Patty Jenkins (Monster).

Filmed in Vancouver, The Killing is produced by Fox Television Studios and executive produced by Mikkel Bondesen (Burn Notice) for Fuse Entertainment. Fuse's Kristen Campo co-produces. AMC’s Joel Stillerman, senior vice president of original programming, production and digital content, Susie Fitzgerald, senior vice president of scripted development and current programming and Jason Fisher, senior vice president of production oversee production of the series for the network.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Mireille Enos	Sarah Linden
Billy Campbell	Darren Richmond
Joel Kinnaman	Stephen Holder
Michelle Forbes	Mitch Larsen
Brent Sexton	Stan Larsen
Kristin Lehman	Gwen Eaton
Eric Ladin	Jamie Wright

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Episode 1: Pilot
Rosie Larsen has gone missing. Seattle detectives start an investigation into her disappearance which involves questioning Rosie's family, friends, and neighbors.

Episode 2: The Cage
Mitch and Stan face the news of their daughter's murder. Linden and Holder try to piece together a timeline of Rosie's whereabouts using information gathered at the high school. Darren Richmond learns of the investigation.

Episode 3: El Diablo
City Councilman Richmond thinks he has a leak within his campaign. Sarah and Holder discover a new suspect after they track down a possible witness to the murder. With Mitch unable to cope with Rosie's death, it's up to Stan to take over all the family responsibilities.

Episode 4: A Soundless Echo
Sarah and Holder put pressure on Jasper about Rosie's killing but it's her best friend Sterling who reveals some secrets about Rosie's personal life. Stan and Mitch must plan Rosie's funeral while Richmond looks to raise campaign funds at a ritzy party.

Episode 5: Super 8
Crucial new evidence comes to light from one of Rosie's teachers. With Belko's help, Stan increases his efforts in his search for Rosie's killer. Elsewhere, an anticrime TV spot is Richmond's latest effort to boost his campaign.

Episode 6: What You Have Left
Sarah and Holder intensify their investigation on a suspect's family and friends. Gwen and Richmond disagree over strategy for the next debate with the mayor. Meanwhile, Rosie's funeral takes place and Stan concentrates on his own investigation into her death.

Episode 7: Vengeance
Mitch questions the validity of the police investigation while Richmond has to deal with a negative ad. It's discovered that Rosie was at Bennett's apartment the night she died.

Episode 8: Stonewalled
While they manage to evade the FBI, Sarah and Holder discover some surprising new evidence. Mitch puts the boys at risk and Richmond decides to use dirty politics.

Episode 9: Undertow
The police are thwarted in their efforts to arrest Bennet. Richmond thinks long and hard about removing himself from the Mayor's race. Mitch and Stan have had it with the police so they decide to take matters into their own hands.

Episode 10: I'll Let You Know When I Get There
Bennett may be innocent and in a surprising new turn, another individual turns himself in to the police. Richmond sees his numbers going up in the polls.

Episode 11: Missing
Sarah and Holder turn up more on Rosie's activities including a link to one of the area casinos but the investigation gets put on hold when Jack goes missing.

Episode 12: Beau Soleil
Rosie appears to have had an association to a suspicious website while Mitch discovers some secrets about her daughter.

Episode 13: Orpheus Descending
Orpheus is an important connection to the case as the detectives connect new evidence to Rosie and her murder. While reflecting on the past, Mitch and Stan look long and hard at what the future will hold for them.

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The Borgias premiered on Showtime on April 03, 2011

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The Showtime Original Series The Borgias is the sordid saga of one of the most remarkable and legendary families in history. Set in 15th century Italy at the height of the Renaissance, The Borgias chronicles the corrupt rise of patriarch Rodrigo Borgia (Academy Award® winner Jeremy Irons) to the papacy, where he proceeds to commit every sin in the book to amass and retain power, influence and enormous wealth for himself and his family. The unbounded audacity of this original crime family went on to inspire Machiavelli's The Prince and Mario Puzo's The Godfather. Don't miss a minute of the lavish, sexy, scandalous drama from the creative mind of Academy Award® winner Neil Jordan.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Jeremy Irons	Rodrigo Borgia
François Arnaud	Cesare Borgia
Holliday Grainger	Lucrezia Borgia
Joanne Whalley	Vanozza Cattaneo
Lotte Verbeek	Giulia Farnese
David Oakes	Juan Borgia
Sean Harris	Micheletto
Aidan Alexander	Gioffre Borgia
Colm Feore	Giuliano Della Rovere

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