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Episode 1: Pilot (Oct/28/2011)
Portland homicide detective Nick Burkhardt discovers that he is the latest in a lineage of "Grimms," monster hunters with the gift to see past their human facade. As he comes to grips with his new abilities, he must track down a killer who has abducted a young girl and plans to fatten her up before eating her.

Episode 2: Bears Will Be Bears (Nov/04/2011)
Nick and Hank investigate the claim of a teenage girl who broke into a home with her boyfriend, that someone attacked her boyfriend. They soon discover that the home owners are not all that they seem. Meanwhile, Nick asks Eddy to watch over Marie when Renard withdraws the police detail at the hospital.

Episode 3: Beeware (Nov/11/2011)
Nick and Hank investigate the death of a lawyer by anaphylactic shock in the middle of a flash-mob, and discover that the murderer used bee venom. As they pursue the case, Nick realizes that a monster is responsible, and is forced to defend Adalind Schade, the hexenbiest who tried to kill him.

Episode 4: Lonelyhearts (Nov/18/2011)
Nick and Hank investigate the death of a woman and connect her to a B&B owner who breeds with women and uses pheromones to make his conquests. Meanwhile, a Reaper arrives in town to avenge his fallen comrade, and Renard intervenes with the newcomer.

Episode 5: Danse Macabre (Dec/08/2011)
When a teacher is apparently gnawed to death by rats, Nick learns that a violin prodigy may be responsible... and a creature as well. Meanwhile, Juliette is puzzled by a repairman's reaction to Nick, and Hank has dinner with someone that he saved.

Episode 6: The Three Bad Wolves (Dec/09/2011)
Eddie is caught in the middle when an old flame arrives in town to investigate the death of her brother. Meanwhile, Nick is on the trial of the killer, and realizes that he has a good reason for his bloody rampage.

Episode 7: Let Your Hair Down (Dec/16/2011)
When a drug dealer is killed while threatening hikers, Nick soon determines that the killer is a feral blutbad and turns to Eddie for help tracking her down.

Episode 8: Game Ogre (Jan/13/2012)
An escapee returns to Portland seeking revenge against those who put him behind bars. His unusual strength and high tolerance for pain makes Nick take notice. As the case escalates Nick and Juliette are put in danger, and Monroe is called into action to help put an end to the convict's deadly rampage.

Episode 9: Of Mouse and Man (Jan/20/2012)
While investigating a gruesome homicide, Nick learns that a seemingly mild-mannered resident could be festering a potential monster created from a dark childhood. Meanwhile, Monroe is sent an unsettling message by the creature community, who are beginning to wonder if his priorities lie with them or a Grimm.

Episode 10: Organ Grinder (Feb/03/2012)
When homeless people in Portland start to go missing, Nick discovers a black market supplying the Grimm world with human organs.

Episode 11: Tarantella (Feb/10/2012)
Nick and Hank go after a woman who liquifies the organs of her young, attractive male victims. Meanwhile, Nick discovers that word of his existence as a Grimm has spread through the creature community.

Episode 12: Last Grimm Standing (Feb/24/2012)
Nick stumbles upon an underground fight arena involving creatures when one of the enraged prisoners gets loose and kills two local people. Eddie agrees to go undercover to find out the arena's address, but gets abducted and is put into the ring.

Episode 13: Three Coins in a Fuchsbau (Mar/02/2012)
A mysterious figure from Marie's past shows up when three thieves try to steal rare gold coins. Nick discovers that they bear a curse that causes anyone who touches them to fall under their influence.

Episode 14: Plumed Serpent (Mar/09/2012)
When two men are immolated, Nick investigates and discovers that the killer is related to an exotic fire-dancer creature who is attracted to Nick.

Episode 15: Island of Dreams (Mar/30/2012)
Nick gets involved in a drug theft when he investigates the murder of a fuchsbau shop owner. Meanwhile, Eddie bonds with the victim's sister, and Hank falls under the sway of Adalind and Wu gets a fatal dose of the substance she's using to establish her control.

Episode 16: The Thing with Feathers (Apr/06/2012)
Nick tries to take Juliette on a romantic weekend so he can propose, but they both get involved with an abusive creature husband and his wife who are living nearby. Meanwhile, Renard tells Adalind to pull Hank in now that he's hooked on her.

Episode 17: Love Sick (Apr/13/2012)
Nick and Juliette join Hank for dinner, where Nick discovers Hank's mystery date is none other than Adalind, the same Hexenbiest who tried to kill Aunt Marie. Meanwhile, Captain Renard takes matters into his own hands when a visit from foreign representatives of his royal bloodline threatens his position. Elsewhere, Monroe and Rosalee are called into action when the lives of Hank and Sgt. Wu hang in the balance.

Episode 18: Cat and Mouse (Apr/20/2012)
While investigating a string of murders, Nick and Hank learn that their suspect's crime wave began overseas. When Nick discovers the suspect is being harbored by none other than Monroe Mitchell and Rosalee, he realizes he's hunting the hunted, a freedom fighter trying desperately to escape the clutches of a creature bounty hunter.

Episode 19: Leave It to the Beavers (Apr/27/2012)
As Nick delves into the trailer's weapons cabinet and his inner Grimm, the investigation of a dead construction worker leads him into a long standing conflict in the creature world. Sensing an unfamiliar threat, the suspect takes it upon himself to summon reapers to town to eliminate the Grimm once and for all. Meanwhile, Juliette insists that Nick invite Monroe Mitchell) over for dinner, making for quite the interesting evening.

Episode 20: Happily Ever Aftermath (May/04/2012)
After a wealthy matriarch mysteriously dies and her stepdaughter loses everything in a Ponzi scheme, Hank and Nick investigate; Juliette tries to help Nick find closure.

Episode 21: Big Feet (May/11/2012)
When Juliette stumbles upon a horrifying murder, Nick learns the suspected creature is unable to return to a human form; Hank sees something inexplicable.

Episode 22: Woman in Black (May/18/2012)
A trail of murders reignites Nick's search for the gold coins; a mysterious woman in black starts to interfere with Nick and Hank's investigation; Nick's relationship with Juliette reaches a crossroads.

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Masters of Horror Premiered on Showtime on October 28, 2005

About the Show:
Showtime brings you a shockingly entertaining new anthology series entitled Masters of Horror. For the first time, the most prominent directors of the horror film genre have joined forces to produce a series of new original horror films that promises to shock, terrify and captivate even the most discriminating horror film fans.

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Episode 1: Incident On and Off a Mountain Road (Oct/28/2005)
Based on Joe Lansdale's short story of the same title, this episode pits Ellen, a seemingly defenseless young woman, against Moonface, a deformed and demented serial killer.

As the story cuts back and forth in time, we slowly discover that our heroine is not as helpless, nor as innocent as she initially seems. Trained by her abusive husband Bruce to be a survivalist, instructed to use any and every available object as a weapon in a time of need, Ellen gets to test the real life application of these lessons.

Ultimately, chained to the floor of Moonface's horrific cabin with a most unsavory roommate, she races against the clock to free herself before she meets a grisly fate. This gritty episode pits a strong female protagonist against evil incarnate.

Guest Stars: Heather Feeney as Young Woman | John DeSantis as Moonface | Angus Scrimm as Buddy | Ethan Embry as Bruce | Bree Turner as Ellen

Episode 2: Dreams in the Witch House (Nov/04/2005)
In this tale based on the short story by horror master H.P. Lovecraft, Stuart Gordon will once again confirm his place as the premiere director of Lovecraft's tales of terror.

Walter Gilman, a college student studying interdimensional string theory, rents a garret in a run-down building in the old New England town of Arkham. Haunted by terrifying nightmares that involve a witch, a supernatural rodent and perhaps Satan himself, Walter starts to lose his grip on reality.

He begins to believe his string theory studies have uncovered a portal into a parallel universe rife with diabolical forces gathering to sacrifice his neighbor's infant. As Walter struggles to prevent this atrocity, it becomes less clear if he will save the child or become its unwitting murderer himself.

Guest Stars: Campbell Lane as Mazurowitz | Chelah Horsdal as Frances Elwood | Jay Brazeau as Mr. Dombrowski - Manager | Terry Howson as Attendant | Susan Bain as Psychologist | Donna White (1) as Librarian | David Nykl as CSI | Anthony Harrison as Detective

Episode 3: Dance of the Dead (Nov/11/2005)
This episode depicts a post-apocalyptic dystopia wherein re-animated corpses of former friends and enemies dance on stage for the entertainment of the few that survived a nuclear holocaust.

Too naïve and wholesome for her own good, Peggy embarks on her first double date with a slick upper-classman. Her nervous fits of laughter quickly turn to panicked screams as she learns the truth of the dangerous world outside her mother's protective cloister, and the sacrifices that were made in order to guarantee her survival.

Starring Roles: Jessica Lowndes as Peggy |
Guest Stars: Don MacKay (1) as Steven | Ryan McDonald (5) as Boxx | Genevieve Buechner as Young Anna | Melena Ronnis as Anna | Kylie Furneaux as Loopy Girl 3 | Leah Wagner as Loopy Girl 2 | Julia Taffe as Loopy Girl 1 | Darren Aitcheson as Giant Door Guy | Karen Elizabeth Austin (1) as Quinn | Lucie Guest as Celia | Virginia Dee Mayne as Woman 1 | Robert Englund as Twisted MC | Erica Carroll as Mia | Marilyn Norry as Kate | Sharon Heath as Gerri | Margot Berner as Mariel | Emily Graham as Young Peggy | Clay Virtue as Creep in Doom Room | Brock Johnson as Pomade Creep | Misty Dawn Meeler as Woman 2 | Darren Moore as Creep in Muskeet

Episode 4: Jenifer (Nov/18/2005)
Based on the short story written by Bruce Jones, Jenifer is the shocking tale of a modern-day Lolita who, through her Siren-like powers, ultimately destroys the bodies and souls of all men unfortunate enough to cross her path.

After police officer Frank saves her life, he adopts her, only to learn that no good deed goes unpunished. Jenifer is a twisted and terrifying tale with a horrific twist that warns us all to be careful of what we bring into our homes.

Guest Stars: Matt Garlick as Institute Guard | Kevin Crofton as Homeless Man | Beau Starr as Chief Charlie | Riley Ruckman as Friend # 2 | Jeffrey Ballard (1) as Young Jack | Carrie Fleming (1) as Jenifer | Laurie Brunetti as Spacey | Mark Acheson as Side Show Owner | Cynthia Garris as Rose | Harris Allan as Pete | Brenda James as Ruby | Julia Arkos as Ann Wilkerson | Jasmine Chan as Amy | Brad Mooney as Friend # 1 | Jano Frandsen as Hunter

Episode 5: Chocolate (Nov/25/2005)
Jamie, a newly divorced young man who creates artificial flavors for the food industry, suddenly and inexplicably starts to experience brief and random flashes from someone - and somewhere - unknown: sight, sound, smell, touch.

Learning that he's experiencing life through the senses of a mysterious woman, he begins to fall in love with her - without having met her. Eventually, he discovers a horrifying secret that binds him inexorably with the perfect woman in an erotic, horrifying dance of death.

Guest Stars: Lucie Laurier as Catherine | Leah Graham as Elaine | Paul Wu as Hooper | Katharine Horsman (1) as Sue | Michael Curtola as Band Member | Jake Smith as Booth | Ali Staseson as Young Girl | Peter Bryant (1) as Detective # 1 | Ken Dresen as Detective #2 | Heather Feeney as Young Woman | Stacy Grant as Vanessa | Jake D. Smith as Booth | Henry Thomas as Jamie | Matt Frewer as Wally.

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Episode 6: Homecoming (Dec/02/2005)
Terror and scandal grip the nation when the media discovers that the living dead have swayed the Presidential election. This adaptation of Dale Bailey's award-winning short story Death & Suffrage blends zombie horror and contemporary political satire with chilling results.

Guest Stars: Jon Tenney as David Murch | Thea Gill as Jane Cleaver | Wanda Cannon as Kathy Hobart | Terry David Mulligan as Marty Clark | Robert Picardo as Kurt Rand |
Co-Guest Stars: Beverley Breuer as Janet Hofstadter | Dexter Bell as Marine Guard 1 | Jason Diablo as Marine Guard 2 | Karen Elizabeth Austin (1) as Mom | Daniel Wesley as Bobby Earl Beeler | Penelope Corrin as Registrar | J. Winston Carroll as Rev.Clayton Poole | Nathaniel Deveaux as Mr. Baker | Candus Churchill as Mrs. Baker | Jason Emanuel as Michael | Sean Carey as Gordon Hofstadter | Ryan McDonell (1) as Philip | Charles Zuckermann (1) as "Join Us" Soldier |
Uncredited: Connor Christopher Levins as Young David

Episode 7: Deer Woman (Dec/09/2005)
A series of bizarre murders lead a cynical Detective Dwight Faraday to suspect that an ancient Native American mythological creature is real in this sexually-charged horror comedy.

Guest Stars: Brian Benben as Detective Dwight Faraday | Anthony Griffith as Officer Jacob Reed | Cinthia Moura as Deer Woman (and Introducing) | Sonja Bennett as Dana | Julian Christopher as Chief Einhorn | Don Thompson (1) as Detective Fuches | Alex Zahara as Detective Patterson |
Co-Guest Stars: Walter High as Pool Player | Michael P. Northey as Peeing Trucker | John Destry (1) as Trucker Witness | John Bear Curtis (1) as Truckstop Owner | Maxine Miller (1) as Dog Lady | John R. Taylor as Dead Monkey Man | Edmond Wong as Desk Cop | Steve Archer as Business Man | Ben Cotton as Theoretical Trucker | Lisa Marie Caruk as Theoretical Girl | Zoltan Buday as Pawnshop Guy | Andy Thompson as Bill | Travis Dugas as Casino Manager | Clint Andrew as Mugger | Jordan MacKay as Cocktail Waitress

Episode 8: Cigarette Burns (Dec/16/2005)
Jimmy Sweetman knows how to find rare film prints. However, nothing could prepare him for the daunting search for Le Fin du Monde a film allegedly shown only once and rumored to have driven its audience into a murderous frenzy before the theater mysteriously erupted in flames.

Working for a shadowy patron, Jimmy's increasingly obsessive investigation becomes nightmarish and deadly. Finally he discovers Le Fin du Monde's infamy is well deserved. This supernatural "Chinatown" is a chilling look at the power of cinema and the lengths to which we will go to satiate our private demons.

Guest Stars: Christopher Redman as Willowy Being | Udo Kier as Bellinger | Lynn Wahl as Cab Driver | Brad Kelly as Horst | Crystal Mudry as Woman # 2 | Rikki Gagne as Woman # 1 | Colin Foo as Fung | Chris Gauthier as Timpson | Zara Taylor as Annie | Brahm Taylor as Protagonist | Gwynyth Walsh as Latja | Taras Kostyuk as Kaspar | Douglas H. Arthurs (1) as Dalibor | Julius Chapple as Henri Cotillard | Christopher Britton as Meyers | Gary Hetherington as Walter

Episode 9: Fair Haired Child (Jan/06/2006)
Tara, a lonely 13 year-old outcast, is kidnapped by a strange couple and locked in the basement with their 13-year old son Johnny. Despite the fact that he is kind and sensitive, Johnny keeps a terrible secret. These two children form a special bond to a find a way to battle a curse and to survive the night.

Guest Stars: Lori Petty as Judith | Ian Wallace as Teacher | Haley Morrison as Teenage girl | Jesse Haddock as Johnny | Walter Phelan as Johnny thing | William Samples as Anton

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Episode 10: Sick Girl (Jan/13/2006)
A genre-bending love story about the dangers of a fast moving relationship in the modern world between two women. Complications are abound when a foreign insect, with the ability to change people's personality and mood, bites one of the lovers.

Guest Stars: Mike McKee (1) as Professor Malcolm Wolf | Erin Brown (1) as Misty Falls | Angela Bettis as Ida Teeter | Jesse Hlubik (1) as Max Grubb | Marcia Bennett as Lana Beasley | Chandra Berg as The Ladybug |
Uncredited: Teach Grant as Restaurant Owner

Episode 11: Pick Me Up (Jan/20/2006)
Two urban legends collide on a desolate roadside when Wheeler, a serial killer who slays hitchhikers, offers a ride to Walker, a hitchhiker who slays any individual unlucky enough to offer him a ride. Caught between these two bearers of death and destruction is our heroine, a 25 year old woman who will need to choose her ally carefully or become another bloody notch on a belt in this deadly game of cat and mouse.

Guest Stars: Michael Eklund as Cashier | Paul Anthony (1) as Stoney | Crystal Lowe as Lily | Michael Petroni as Ambulance Attendant | Mar Andersons as Ambulance Driver | Kristie Marsden as Marie | Peter Benson (2) as Deuce | Tom Pickett as Bus Driver | Laurene Landon as Birdy | Warren Kole as Walker | Michael Moriarty as Jim Wheeler | Fairuza Balk as Stacia

Episode 12: Haeckel's Tale (Jan/27/2006)
When Ernet Haeckel seeks shelter from the wilderness in a secluded cabin in the New England countryside, he is given one explicit instruction: No matter what he hears, he cannot go outside.

As the cries of an unseen baby intermix with horrifying guttural moans, Haeckel disobeys his host and becomes embroiled in an orgy of the undead, Based on Clive Barker's short story, Haeckel's Tale is a sexually-charged campfire story with a terrifying twist.

Guest Stars: Derek Cecil as Ernst Haeckel | Leela Savasta as Elise | Tom McBeath as Walter Wolfram | Steve Bacic as Edward Ralston | Gerard Plunkett as Dr. Hauser | Micki Maunsell as Miz Carnation | Jon Polito as Montesquino |
Co-Guest Stars: Pablo Coffey as Chester | Warren Kimmel as Faron | Jill Morrison as Rachel | Elizabeth McQuade as Young Woman | Christopher Delisle as Elise's Dead Husband

Episode 13: Imprint (Feb/25/2006)
Japanese horror master Takashi Miike searches the corpse-strewn riverbanks of 19th-century Japan in this tale of an American Journalist escaping a dark secret. Hoping to find the love he left behind, the journalist's hunt leads to a dark island where the only refuge is a brothel. Spending the night with a unique woman, he learns the danger of dredging up old ghosts.

Based on the terrifying Kadokawa Schoten Publishing novel BOKKEE EYOUTEE by Shimako Iwai.

Guest Stars: Shimako Iwai as Torture Woman | Toshie Negishi as Madam of the House | Billy Drago as Christopher |
Co-Guest Stars: Houka Kinoshita as Father | Miho Ninagawa as Pregnant Woman | Suzono Nomura as Girl (Woman's Childhood) | Seiryu Ichino as Buddhist Priest | Shinichi Tanaka as Pimp | Yasushi Tomobe as Woman's Customer | Katsuyuki Shimosugi as Boy #1 | Haruo Fukuhara as Boy #2 | Keita Murase as Boy #3 | Dong Wook Min as Prison Guard #1 | Takumi Matsumoto as Prison Guard #2 | Kumiko Imai as Mother | Risa Uehara as Girl With Blue Eyes | Tokitoshi Shiota as Elderly Woman | Shinichi Tokuhara as Laborer #3 | Shihou Harumi as Laborer #1 | Takao Handa as Laborer #4 (Yoshi) | Hiroshi Kuze as Boatman | Miyuki Konno as Dead Woman | Yutaka Matsuzaki as Gate Keeper #1 | Hiroshi Fujita as Gate Keeper #2 | Sachiko Matsuura as Shamisen Player | Noriko Eguchi as Whore #1 | Megumu Takada as Whore #2 | Miho Harita as Whore #4 | Youki Kudoh as Woman | Mame Yamada as Touter

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Episode 1: The Damned Thing (Oct/27/2006)
Kevin Reddle is the sheriff of a small Texas town who must overcome his tragic past when an evil force turns citizens against each other.

Guest Stars: Sean Patrick Flanery (1) as Kevin Reddle | Marisa Coughlan as Dina | Brendan Fletcher as Deputy Derrick Strauss | Alex Ferris as Mikey | Brent Stait as John Reddle | Georgia Craig as Jodi Reddle | Ryan Drescher as Young Kevin | Andrew McIlroy as Joe Litton | Tracy Waterhouse as Dr. Cohen | Ted Raimi as Father Tulli |
Co-Guest Stars: Alexandra Carter as Charity | Clint Carleton as Gabe Green | Ted Friend as Lenny | Ocean Hellman as Mary | Eileen Barrett as Janet

Episode 2: Family (Nov/03/2006)
A young couple moves into their new house, and encounter a neighbor, an apparently normal man who works from home, who is not who he seems. When they are invited over to his house for dinner, will they be able to survive the experience?

Guest Stars: George Wendt as Harold Thompson | Meredith Monroe as Celia Fuller | Matt Keeslar as David Fuller | Haley Guiel as Sarah | Kerry Sandomirsky as Jane |
Co-Guest Stars: John B. Scott as Grandpa | Nancy Whyte as Grandma | Emily Tennant as Teenage Blonde Girl | Emily Hope as Teenage Punk Girl | Aleita Northey as Teenage Sad Girl | Frances Flanagan as Housewife | Donald R. Mintz as Interior George Wendt

Episode 3: The V Word (Nov/10/2006)
Two teenage boys who desperately want to see a dead body break into a mortuary. Once there, they encounter a vampire who is out for blood. Will the dead bodies they so desperately seek to see end up being their own?

Guest Stars: Terry D. Stevens as Passenger | Jodelle Micah Ferland as Lisa | Keith D. Humphrey as David | Lynda Boyd as Carolyn | Brandon Nadon as Justin | Michael Ironside as Mr. Chaney | Arjay Smith as Kerry

Episode 4: Sounds Like (Nov/17/2006)
A man who has a job as a tech support supervisor spends his life listening to people all day. When his young son dies, he begins to develop a supernatural sense of hearing. As time goes on, this ability threatens to drive him insane and leads to some extreme behavior.

Guest Stars: Chris Bauer (1) as Larry Pearce | Michael Daingerfield as Jim | David Allan Pearson as Manager | David Lovgren as Therapist | Nimet Kanji as Cashier | Michael Jonsson (8) as Cop 2 | Marc-Anthony Massiah as Cop 1 | Robert Underwood (2) as Father | Richard Kahan as David | Linnea Sharples as Tech 1 | Matty Finochio as Tech | Laura Margolis as Brenda | Jaida Kong as Daughter | Grant Elliott as Doctor | Nicholas Elia as Larry's Son | Blaine Anderson as Tech 2

Episode 5: Pro-Life (Nov/24/2006)
Pro-Life follows the tale of a young girl as she flees from her anti-abortion father to an isolated women's clinic. While there, she plans to go through with the operation. The clinic soon falls under attack from the young girl's three heavily armed brothers and their father, now determined to save the potential offspring inside his daughter.

Directed by John Carpenter, this shocking and provocative tale touches down on the controversial subject of teenage abortions with a twist of dark fiction.

Guest Stars: Caitlin Wachs as Angelique Burcell | Ron Perlman as Dwayne Burcell | Chad Krowchuk as Darry Burcell | Benjamin Rogers as Cole Burcell | Graeme McComb as Caleb Burcell | Bill Dow as Dr. Kiefer | Grace Bauer as Marie | Arabella Bushnell as Grace | Stephen Dimopoulos (1) as Sam | Lisa Bunting as Joan | Jeremy Jones (1) as Doug | Biski Gugushe as Kiernan | Mark Feuerstein as Alex O'Shea | Emmanuelle Vaugier as Kim | Ashley Whillans as Isobel

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Episode 6: Pelts (Dec/01/2006)
A fur trader uses the skins of supernatural raccoons to construct a perfect coat, but the pelts cause those who would gain from them to die violently.

Guest Stars: Meat Loaf as Jake Feldman (as Meat Loaf Aday) | John Saxon as Jeb " Pa" Jameson | Ellen Ewusie as Shanna | Link Baker as Lou Chinaski | Brenda McDonald (2) as Mother Mayter | Michal Suchanek as Larry Jameson |
Co-Guest Stars: Emilio Salituro as Sergio | Elise Lew as Sue Chin Yao | Sean Hall as Bouncer (as Shawn Hall) | Sylvesta Stuart as Beefy Bouncer | Melissa Gonzalez as Mira | Darren E. Scott as Agent | Chuck Duffy as Detective | Kelvin Lum as Cop |
Uncredited: Angela Fong as Dancer | Angela Case as Dancer In Hallway | Ildiko Ferenczi as Attractive Woman

Episode 7: The Screwfly Solution (Dec/08/2006)
A plague of violence strikes men across the world, causing them to strike out at women.

Guest Stars: Jason Priestley as Alan Alstein | Kerry Norton as Anne Alstein | Linda Darlow as Bella Sartiano | Brenna O'Brien as Amy Alstein | Steve Lawlor as William Holicky | Elliott Gould as Barney |
Co-Guest Stars: William Taylor (3) as The Mayor

Episode 8: Valerie on the Stairs (Dec/29/2006)
Where is the line between reality and imagination drawn? In Highberger House, a refugee for unpublished writers to work without distractions, that line is blurred. Haunted by visions of madness, Rob Hanisey finds himself caught in a doomed romance when he meets Valerie, a specter created in the image of all the failed writers within Highberger.

Guest Stars: Clare Grant (2) as Valerie | Tyron Leitso as Rob Hanisey | Christine Barrie as Anna | Nicola Lipman as Nancy Bloom | Tony Todd as The Beast | Suki Kaiser as Patricia Dunbar | Christopher Lloyd (1) as Everett Neely | Jonathan Watton as Bruce Sweetland

Episode 9: Right to Die (Jan/05/2007)
After a car accident leaves his wife Abbey hideously burned and on life support, Cliff Addison is faced with a decision that will determine if his spouse lives or dies. Things become complex and horrifying when he is attacked by his vengeful wife's spirit at the same time she briefly dies. Now Cliff must stop at nothing to keep her alive.

Guest Stars: Martin Donovan (2) as Cliff (Cliff Addison) | Julia Anderson as Abbey (Abbey Addison) | Robin Sydney as Trish | Anna Galvin as Dr. Loring | Linda Sorenson as Pam | Corbin Bernsen as Ira |
Co-Guest Stars: Xantha Radley as Abbey Thing | Derek Green as Reporter (James Henry) | Norman Misura (1) as Mr. Schoening | Yvonne Myers (1) as Nurse | Bryan Elliot as Doctor | Walcott E. Morgan as Orderly

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Episode 10: We All Scream for Ice Cream (Jan/12/2007)
An ice-cream vendor who was the victim of a long-ago prank seeks revenge against the now-grown gang members who perpetrated it.

Guest Stars: William Forsythe (2) as Buster | Colin Cunningham as Virgil | Tim Henry as Papa Joe | Ingrid Tesch as Angela | Spencer Achtymichuk as Young Layne | Brett Kelly (2) as Young Joe | Samuel Patrick Chu (1) as Young Virgil | Cainan Wiebe as Young Toot | Lee Tergesen as Layne Banixter |
Co-Guest Stars: Brent Sheppard as Kent Baker | Maxwell Neck as Kenny | Laura Drummond (1) as Darlene Baker | Quinn Lord as Toby | Lyle St. Goddard as Toot Embry | Brendan Saul as Petey | Kevan Kase as Buck Treadway | Diego Martinez-tau as Erky | Alexia Fast as Marylyn | Zak Ludwig as Young Kent | Dryden Dion as Young Skip | Alexis Llewellyn as Chyla | Gordon Grice as Joe Lee |
Uncredited: Megan McKinnon as Pam Embry

Episode 11: The Black Cat (Jan/19/2007)
Haunted by a black cat and visions of sadistic violence, legendary poet Edgar Allen Poe is driven to the point of insanity when he finds himself out of money, in a writer's block, and a deathly sick wife in need of help.

Guest Stars: Jeffrey Combs as Edgar Allan Poe | Elyse Levesque as Virginia Poe | Aron Tager as George Graham | Patrick Gallagher as Barman | Christopher Heyerdahl as Rufus Griswold | Ian Alexander Martin as Fordham | Ken Kramer (1) as Doctor | Eric Keenleyside as Sergeant Booker | Ryan Crocker as Policeman

Episode 12: The Washingtonians (Jan/26/2007)
A man finds a letter in his late grandmother's basement that suggests the founding fathers had some dark secrets that could change the face of history.

Guest Stars: Johnathon Schaech as Mike Franks | Venus Terzo as Pam Franks | Myron Natwick as Samuel | Duncan Fraser (1) as Bearded Washingtonian | Julia Tortolano as Amy Franks | Saul Rubinek as Professor Harkinson |
Co-Guest Stars: Caroline Carter (1) as Hitch Hiker | Esme Lambert as Nancy Arnold | Abraham Jedidiah as Jared Barkish | Patrick Keating as Minister | Wendy Morrow Donaldson as Chubby Waitress (as Wendy Donaldson) | Nathan Clark (1) as Deputy 1 | Daniel Cudmore as Deputy 2 | Brian Jensen as George Washington | Joel Wirkkunen as Washingtonian 1 | Chris Kalhoon as Washingtonian 2 | Ian Carter as Washingtonian 3 | Richard Stroh as Van Washingtonian 1 | Gardiner Millar as Van Washingtonian 2 | Alan Legros as Fat Washingtonian | Chris Davis (1) as Thomas Jefferson | Chi Lam as Delivery Man

Episode 13: Dream Cruise (Feb/02/2007)
Jack is an American lawyer who is currently working in Tokyo. His most valued client, Eiji, has a beautiful wife that Jack has fallen in love with. Eiji invites his wife, along with Jack, to a boat ride around Tokyo Bay. The trip turns to terror when Eiji's dark past surfaces.

Guest Stars: Daniel Gillies as Jack Miller | Ethan Amis as Sean Miller | Ryo Ishibashi as Eiji Saito | Yoshino Kimura as Yuri Saito | Katsuhiro Nagano as Cab Driver | Gregory Pekar as Jack's Assistant | Ian Moore (2) as Harrison | Maki (2) as Receptionist 1 | Tiffany Martin as Receptionist 2 | Tom Irvine as Young Jack | Miho Ninagawa as Naomi Saito

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Misfits Premiered on E4 on November 12, 2009

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Misfits follows five outsiders on community service who get struck by a flash storm and lumbered with special powers.

Hard as nails Kelly (Lauren Socha) can suddenly hear people’s thoughts, shamed sporting hero Curtis (Nathan Stewart Jarrett) discovers he has the ability to turn back time when he regrets something, and party girl Alisha (Antonia Thomas) can send people into a sexual frenzy when they touch her skin. Even painfully shy Simon (Iwan Rheon) can make himself invisible when he feels he’s being ignored, which makes it all the more hard to swallow for smart aleck Nathan (Robert Sheehan), who seems to have been unaffected, much to his dismay.

Unlike their more conventional counterparts, our misfits don’t swap their ankle tags and mobile phones for capes and tights. Instead, they discover what a pain in the arse life can be when you’re stuck with a super power you didn’t want.

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Lauren Socha	Kelly
Antonia Thomas	Alisha
Iwan Rheon	Simon
Robert Sheehan	Nathan

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Episode 1: (Nov/12/2009)
When five young outsiders on community service get caught in a strange storm they soon realise they have developed superpowers. This comedy series shows the youngsters as they come to terms with their new powers.

Kelly, who gets judged on her chavvy appearance, gains the ability to hear peoples' thoughts; shy Simon turns invisible whenever he is ignored; Curtis, who is filled with remorse for his crime, turns back time when he feels regret, and anyone who touches the beautiful Alisha falls in lust with her. Only Nathan has been left out, much to his annoyance. It's not long before events unravel, forcing them to share a secret that binds them together.

Episode 2: (Nov/19/2009)
Much to their annoyance, the gang have to help out at an OAP's tea-dance as part of their community service. But things look up for Nathan when he befriends a beautiful young volunteer. It soon becomes clear that others have been affected by the storm as Nathan stumbles across his mum's boyfriend acting in a very strange way. And to complicate matters further, the gang realise that somebody knows about the killing of their probation worker

Episode 3: (Nov/26/2009)
Alisha is having fun using and abusing her power, but she can't seem to get the one man she really wants - Curtis. Meanwhile, Simon's online relationship with Shygirl18 blossoms, but Kelly's 'Restorative Justice' session doesn't quite go to plan. And the gang discover that builders are digging a hole at the exact spot they buried the bodies...

Episode 4: (Dec/03/2009)
Curtis tries to use his superpower to go back to the past and change what happened the night he was caught by the cops, but he discovers that changing history isn't as easy as he thought.

Sally, the gang's probation worker, discovers Tony's credit card in Simon's locker and is now convinced that the gang are involved in his disappearance.

Episode 5: (Dec/10/2009)
Determined to prove that the gang were involved in Tony's disappearance, Sally focuses her investigation on Simon. Stunned by Sally's interest in him, Simon begins to fall for her. As Simon gets more and more involved, Sally edges closer to the truth.

Meanwhile Curtis is a having a nightmare trying to end his relationship with Sam before Alisha finds out about it. And Nathan becomes strangely infatuated with a baby he finds at the Community Centre.

Episode 6: (Dec/17/2009)
The gang realise something strange is going on in the town and it looks like the Virtue organisation is behind it, but all is not as it seems and Nathan investigates...

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Episode 1: (Nov/11/2010)
With Kelly, Curtis, Alisha and Simon still mourning the apparent death of Nathan, a mysterious masked man leads the gang to Nathan's grave, where Kelly hears his thoughts and realises that he's still alive. The gang dig Nathan up, and their new probation worker Shaun gets him back into the community service system, despite the fact that he is officially dead.

The reunited friends encounter Lucy, a patient on day release from a psychiatric ward who is doing an art therapy class at the community centre. Unknown to them, Simon is acquainted with Lucy - he used to be a patient at the psychiatric unit too and it was there that Lucy became obsessed with him. After Simon publicly snubs Lucy, strange things start to happen around the community centre. The gang soon realise that Lucy, who was also struck by the storm, has a strange power that she uses to play them off against one another and wreak revenge on Simon.

What follows is a bloody cat-and-mouse game of hide-and-seek as the group hunt for Lucy around the community centre. Meanwhile, the mysterious masked figure is following their every move from the roof.

Episode 2: (Nov/18/2010)
Nathan is shocked when Jamie, a long-lost brother he never knew he had, turns up at the community centre. As Nathan and Jamie get to know each other, it becomes clear that neither have a very good relationship with Mike, their useless father.

Taking Jamie under his wing, Nathan and the gang head off to a club, where everyone takes a load of pills. But the gang soon discovers the drugs reverse their super-powers.

As the night wears on, the gang get caught in a series of complicated situations; and the mysterious masked man makes another appearance.

Episode 3: (Nov/25/2010)
The masked man saves Alisha from a mugging on the estate - it appears he is able to touch her without being affected by her powers and Alisha is intrigued.

Determined to establish his identity and more about him, Alisha sets out to investigate, but soon discovers she's out of her depth.

Meanwhile Nathan, Kelly and Simon go to a tattoo parlour, where Nathan manages to offend Vince, the tattooist and soon after, Nathan begins to act strangely...

Episode 4: (Dec/02/2010)
Ollie, an environmental protester who has the power to teleport, starts his community service; but is he really destined to become part of the gang?

Out on the estate Tim confronts the gang and demands money at gunpoint. They all escape, bar Kelly, who is taken hostage.

Once again the gang find themselves needing the help of the mysterious man in the mask.

Episode 5: (Dec/09/2010)
Nathan is violently killed again and he suspects that Jessica, a charity worker from the community centre, is to blame. To make matters worse, Jessica targets Simon as her next victim.

Kelly meets Bruno, who is on the run from the police. She hears his thoughts, and he thinks she's beautiful... has Kelly finally found her perfect man, or is there more to Bruno than meets the eye?

Episode 6: (Dec/16/2010)
After the existence of superpowers is exposed to the world at large, the gang become celebrity superheroes, known as the ASBO Five. There is serious money to be made, as long as the gang can manage to handle their fame.

But, as they settle in at a luxury hotel, they find their renown has made them the target of a sinister killer, who has the most bizarre power yet encountered...

Episode 7: Christmas Special (Dec/19/2010)
'Tis the week before Christmas and all through the estate, not much of anything is happening, until one of the gang sees some graffiti that offers 'Money for Powers'. At the address advertised they meet Seth (Matthew McNulty), a drug dealer who was also struck in the storm and now has the ability to deal powers.

Nothing good comes of Seth's presence on the estate - certainly nothing which carries a festive message of peace and goodwill to all men. A disgruntled priest, quick-fix money-making schemes, lost powers, and a nativity scene that has to be seen to be believed, all add up to Christmas, Misfits style.

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Episode 1: (Oct/30/2011)
Rudy gets a rude awakening in his first few days of community service, learning that with the keys to the infamous locker room comes a great deal of running, screaming and, in some instances, killing.

But that really is the least of his worries. More pressing is just how to keep his secret superpower, well, secret.

Meanwhile, the rest of the gang are trying to adapt to life with their new superpowers. But just how did the trade-off with Seth, the superpower dealer, go down?

With zombies on the loose, body-swap confusion, ghostly hauntings from the past and Simon trying to fulfil his destiny to become Superhoodie, things haven't become any quieter for our gang.

Episode 2: (Nov/06/2011)
Bored with the direction in which his life is heading and still banned from athletics, Curtis decides to use his new gender-swap power so that he can compete again.

In true Misfits style, there's a complication when Curtis falls for Emma, one of the other athletes, while he's training as his female self.

But Curtis is in a predicament, because he can't tell Emma the truth about his real identity. Meanwhile, a predatory figure turns his attention to female Curtis.

Episode 3: (Nov/13/2011)
Still trying to fulfil his destiny by becoming SuperHoodie, Simon saves Peter, a geeky comic-book nerd, from being mugged.

Peter is in awe of SuperHoodie - at last he's found a real super-hero to idolise. Peter strikes up a friendship with Simon; a friendship that soon turns into obsession and threatens to destroy everything that Simon holds dear.

Finally, Simon discovers the true sacrifices that you must make to become a real super-hero.

Episode 4: (Nov/20/2011)
An old Jewish man plans to use some of Curtis's super-power to go back in time and kill Hitler.

But his plan goes horribly wrong and the gang find themselves in an alternate world where the Nazis conquered Britain.

With the Nazis growing stronger as they force Seth to 'deal' them super-powers, it's up to Kelly and the resistance to fight back.

As the Nazis close in, Kelly and Seth find themselves drawn to each other.

Episode 5: (Nov/27/2011)
While doing community service at the local hospital, Kelly gets trapped in the body of Jen, a coma victim.

Jen, walking around in Kelly's body, escapes from the hospital leaving the real Kelly trapped in a coma.

When the gang discover what's going on they hatch a plan to steal Kelly back from the hospital before her life-support machine is switched off.

Episode 6: (Dec/04/2011)
After a drunken one-night stand with a mysterious girl, Rudy discovers that he has a strange superpower STD. With only 24 hours to undo the curse, Rudy enlists Simon to help him find the girl.

Meanwhile, something weird is happening with Curtis' gender-swap power. And Seth finally finds the superpower that he's been searching for.

Episode 7: (Dec/11/2011)
When Seth finds a resurrection superpower he uses it to bring his dead ex-girlfriend Shannon back to life.

But it's not long before he realises that the new power has unexpected consequences... when Shannon develops a taste for blood.

Seth is torn between his love for Kelly and the guilt he feels over Shannon's death, as the gang battle an army of zombie cheerleaders.

Episode 8: (Dec/18/2011)
The gang are freaked out when a fake medium with a superpower brings familiar faces from their past back to life. They find themselves face-to-face with Tony and Sally, two probation workers that they had killed.

It soon becomes clear that these people have come back from the dead with dark and dangerous motives, and the very heart of the gang is threatened as Simon realises that his Superhoodie destiny is fast approaching.

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    Episode 10x01 - Lottery Fever [Season Premiere]
      

Peter blows his savings on lottery tickets and the family writes it off as one of his usual shenanigans until they end up millionaires.
In true Griffin fashion, they can’t handle the good fortune and struggle to stay grounded  

    Episode 10x02 - Seahorse Seashell Party (2)  
        

When a storm hits in Quahog, to help pass the time and calm his nerves, Brian consumes some questionable substances and has trouble sobering up.

Meanwhile, Meg goes off the deep end after the family takes one too many jabs at her.  

    Episode 10x03 - Screams Of Silence: The Story of Brenda Q  
        

Quagmire lands in the hospital and his sister, Brenda, and her boyfriend, Jeff, rush to Quahog to nurse him back to health. As Glenn recovers he quickly realizes that Brenda is the one who needs help  

    Episode 10x04 - Stewie Goes for a Drive
        

Ryan Reynolds pays a visit to Quahog and becomes obsessed with Peter.

Meanwhile, Stewie tries to be a big boy and steals the family car for a joy ride but lands in a bit of trouble   

    Episode 10x05 - Back to the Pilot
        

Brian and Stewie travel back in time to the pilot episode of Family Guy to change history, and then to change history again.

    Episode 10x06 - Thanksgiving
        

During Thanksgiving dinner, to everyone's surprise, Kevin Swanson returns home.  

    Episode 10x07 - Amish Guy
        

On the return from an adventurous day at an amusement park, the Griffins’ car breaks down in Amish country and they are stranded with no way out. When Meg falls for an Amish boy, the Griffins then find themselves in a crusade against the conservative locals.  

    Episode 10x08 - Cool Hand Peter
        

Peter and the guys take a stand against their wives and flee to the Deep South on a road trip. On their Deep South road trip, Peter and the guys earn a one-way ticket to jail, then decide to make a run for it.   

    Episode 10x09 - Grumpy Old Man
        

It’s winter in Quahog, and Lois’ parents take Stewie away on a trip. But when Carter falls asleep at the wheel, the family decides it might be time for him to retire.

Peter and Lois take the clan to Florida to check out some fine retirement communities, but Carter refuses to go down without a fight.   

    Episode 10x10 - Meg & Quagmire
        

Quagmire shows interest in Meg on her 18th birthday  

    Episode 10x11 - The Blind Side
        

Brian starts dating a blind girl and things get a little dicey when she divulges that she hates dogs.

Meanwhile, the Griffin family installs a new staircase in their home when Peter keeps falling on the old one and decides to live upstairs full-time.  

    Episode 10x12 - Livin’ On A Prayer  
        

When Stewie’s new best friend falls ill, Lois takes him to the hospital where she finds out he has a critical, but treatable, disease. However, the boy’s parents refuse treatment due to their religious beliefs, leaving Lois no choice but to take drastic measures to seek treatment for the boy herself. Meanwhile, Peter has a religious experience of his own

    Episode 10x13 - Tom Tucker: The Man and His Dream
        

When Peter decides to become a famous actor, he becomes Tom Tucker’s agent as his first step toward stardom.

Meanwhile, Chris dates a girl who looks disturbingly like a member of the Griffin household.  

    Episode 10x14 - Be Careful What You Fish For
        

When Peter and the guys try to salvage a sunken Mercedes-Benz, Peter half-heartedly promises a favor to a helpful dolphin (guest voice Ricky Gervais). Soon the dolphin moves to Quahog, outstays his welcome at Peter’s and moves into Cleveland’s house across the street. Peter tries to reunite the dolphin with his ex-wife in hopes that he’ll return to the ocean, but his plan backfires and the whole dolphin family moves into Cleveland’s old house.  

    Episode 10x15 - Burning Down the Bayit
        

Overwhelmed with financial troubles, Mort asks Peter and Quagmire to help him save his pharmacy. However, things take a turn for the worse when the trio decides to burn it down to collect insurance money   

    Episode 10x16 - Killer Queen
        

When Peter and Chris go away to fat camp, they cross paths with a serial killer who targets overweight kids.

Meanwhile, Stewie is traumatized by the frightening cover of a Queen album   

    Episode 10x17 - Forget-Me-Not
        

When a seemingly innocent guy’s night out takes a sudden turn, Peter, Joe, Brian and Quagmire wake up in a hospital and discover that their memories have been erased and Quahog has been deserted.   

    Episode 10x18 - You Can’t Do That On Television, Peter
        

After Peter’s favorite children’s television show gets cancelled, he takes matters into his own hands by creating and starring in his own show for kids.

Meanwhile, Meg begins an internship at the hospital with Dr. Hartman   

    Episode 10x19 - Mr. and Mrs. Stewie
        

  Stewie meets a girl who's just as precocious as he is, and it turns out that they have much in common including a love of advanced weaponry. Meanwhile, Lois is tired of being crushed in bed by the sleeping Peter, so she gets twin beds. This upsets Peter, who needs to cuddle to fall asleep.

    Episode 10x20 - Leggo My Meg-O
        

  Meg takes a solo trip across Europe but after she's kidnapped, Brian & Stewie travel abroad to save her.

    Episode 10x21 - Tea Peter
        

  When Peter's business is shut down by city hall, he joins the Tea Party and successfully shuts down the government.

Meanwhile, Carter reaps the benefits with all the chaos in Quahog.

    Episode 10x22 - Family Guy Viewer Mail #2
        

  Stewie & Brian present another round of viewer inspired segments.

    Episode 10x23 - Internal Affairs
        

  With Peter's encouragement, Joe has an affair on Bonnie, but when she insists on a divorce, Lois forces Peter to get them back together.

Meanwhile Peter meets up with an old foe.

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Family Guy premiered on Fox on January 31, 1999

About the Show:
Family Guy is the hit animated sitcom schemed up by Seth MacFarlane (American Dad, The Cleveland Show and The Winner). The show was picked up by FOX and first aired in 1999, but soon after was put into the "death timeslot". Grasping for ratings from being up against Friends and Survivor, the show was cancelled in 2002.

The Family Guy DVD sets were released in mid 2003, and sales boomed. Along with this, and the high ratings from the reruns on Adult Swim, the show was re-picked up, and the new season aired on May 1st, 2005.

The show revolves around the Griffins, although mainly Peter, the fat, obnoxious, idiotic father who in the end will do anything for his family. Lois, his wife, does her best to keep things in check. Coming from a rich family (the Pewterschmidts), Lois can be elegant at certain times, and as wild as Peter at others. She's a stay-at-home mom who teaches piano in her spare time. Then there's Meg, their 16 year old daughter. Meg is socially awkward and often the bud of even her family's jokes. She'll do anything to be "in with the in crowd", but people have been known to set them selves on fire just to escape from looking at her. Chris, their 14 year old son, is somewhat mentally slow but artistically brilliant. Chris has no trouble making friends, but meeting girls is somewhat a problem for him. Stewie, the diabolically evil, super-intelligent, baby whose main focus is killing his mother Lois. And of course, Brian, the Griffin's martini sippin', dry witted, intelligent, talking dog who secretly loves Lois. Brian can enjoy a nice night at the opera with an intelligent woman, although some times his dog instincts get the best of him.

Family Guy brings a unique brand of humor to the table. It's most notable being the constant nonsensible flashbacks showing the characters doing a variety of unreal things somewhat relating to the situation at hand. After the return of the show to TV in 2005, also came a load of new critics. The most common complaint being the drastic change of Stewie's personality. Going from constant matricidal thoughts, to an infant expressing his budding homosexuality. Although, this is simply a matter of opinion. We're just lucky there's a Family Guy...

Cast:

Seth MacFarlane voiced Peter Griffin, Stewie Griffin, Brian Griffin, Glen Quagmire, Tom Tucker, Jake Tucker, Carter Pewterschmidt, Kevin Swanson, Seamus, Dr. Elmer Hartman, Jasper, God, Jesus, Various	Alex Borstein voiced Lois Griffin, Loretta Brown, Tricia Takanawa, Barbara Pewterschmidt, Various
Seth Green voiced Chris Griffin, Neil Goldman, Various	Mila Kunis voiced Meg Griffin (S02+)
Mike Henry (1) voiced Cleveland Brown, Herbert, Bruce, Fouad, Cleveland Jr., Greased Up Deaf Guy (Jay), Various (S01 - S07)	Lacey Chabert voiced Meg

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Thundercats Premiered on Cartoon Network on July 29, 2011

About the Show:
A new take on the original 1980s animated series, combining fantasy with science as the heroes and villains on the show fight for the Stones of Power. The ThunderCats are on the move! After the kingdom of Thundera is attacked by the lizard people, Lion-O leads Tygra, Cheetara and the other heroes on a quest for the Book of Omens and the magic stones of legend. But he'll have to face villains like Mumm-Ra, the ancient evil sorcerer, and Slithe, the dangerous lizard general. Luckily, he has the Sword of Omens and its amazing powers at his disposal. ThunderCats, ho!

Cast:

Actor’s name		Character’s name
Will Friedle	Voiced	Lion-O
Carl Jones	Voiced	Alley Cat
Clancy Brown	Voiced	Grune the Destroyer
Dee Bradley Baker	Voiced	Slithe
Eamon Pirruccello	Voiced	WilyKat
Emmanuelle Chriqui	Voiced	Cheetara
Kevin Michael Richardson	Voiced	Panthro
Larry Kenney	Voiced	Claudus
Madeleine Hall	Voiced	WilyKit
Matthew Mercer	Voiced	Tygra
Robin Atkin Downes	Voiced	Mumm-Ra
Satomi Koorogi	Voiced	Snarf

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Episode 1: Pilot (Sep/26/2011)
Fast-talking New Yorker Zoe Hart has her life all figured out until she is turned down for a prestigious fellowship she had been certain she would get. Desperate, she decides to finally accept the offer of a kindly stranger, Dr. Harley Wilkes, whom she met at her medical school graduation, and who had proposed she join his small medical practice in Bluebell, Alabama.

Episode 2: Parades & Pariahs (Oct/03/2011)
Hoping it might help the residents of Bluebell accept her as one of their own, Zoe Hart agrees to join Mayor Lavon Hayes on his float during the Founder's Day Parade, but, unfortunately, accidentally crashing the float doesn't exactly help Zoe win over Lemon Breeland and the residents of Bluebell. To make matters worse, the town's golden boy, George Tucker, informs Zoe that contractually she needs to bring in thirty percent of the business or Dr. Brick Breeland will have the option to buy out her half of the medical practice.

Episode 3: Gumbo & Glory (Oct/10/2011)
Zoe (Rachel Bilson) is determined to win Bluebell's gumbo contest and prove to everyone that she is a part of the community, which will hopefully help her land some patients. Lavon (Cress Williams) develops a crush on Zoe and Brick's (Tim Matheson) new receptionist, Didi (guest star XX), but things get a little messy after Lemon (Jaime King) catches wind of the news. Zoe and Brick find themselves having to work together to perform a life-saving surgery.

Episode 4: In Havoc & in Heat (Oct/17/2011)
As Bluebell is hit by an intense heat wave, Zoe (Rachel Bilson) discovers that the hot weather makes everyone act differently and with a lot less inhibition In fact, it takes all of Zoe's strength to ignore her heat-induced attraction to Wade (Wilson Bethel) until it gets the best of her. Meanwhile, Lemon (Jaime King) prepares for the arrival of George's (Scott Porter) family, determined to win them over, but her emotions get the best of her when Lavon (Cress Williams) shows up to the same restaurant with his date, Didi (Nadine Velazquez).

Episode 5: Faith & Infidelity (Oct/24/2011)
Zoe (Rachel Bilson) discovers something shocking about the local minister (guest star Peter MacKenzie) and his wife (guest star Kerry O'Malley), causing quite a stir among the residents of Bluebell. Lemon (Jaime King) is determined to find the funds to renovate the town's historic bridge that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, but first she is put in the extremely awkward position of having to convince Lavon (Cress Williams) to choose her proposal over so many other worthwhile submissions.

Episode 6: The Undead & The Unsaid (Nov/07/2011)
Driving home late one night from a house call, Zoe (Rachel Bilson) accidentally hits a man but can't find any signs of him when she gets out of her car. Later, she sees the man's photo hanging in the Rammer Jammer, and George (Scott Porter) has to break the news to her that the man in the picture died over a year ago. Meanwhile, Lemon (Jaime King) and George are ready to buy their dream home until Lavon (Cress Williams) steps in and refuses to authorize the purchase because it is one of Bluebell's historic properties. Zoe's mom (guest star JoBeth Williams) shows up in Bluebell hoping to reconcile with her daughter after keeping the identity of Zoe's real father a secret Zoe's entire life.

Episode 7: The Crush & The Crossbow (Nov/14/2011)
When Nascar's Brian Vickers (appearing in the episode as himself) has to drop out of hosting Bluebell Junior League's annual turtle race, Lemon (Jaime King) is reluctantly convinced that the mayor (Cress Williams) is the perfect replacement as her co-host. Zoe (Rachel Bilson) is asked out on a date by a handsome local veterinarian, Dr. Judson Lyons (guest star Wes Brown). Wade (Wilson Bethel) has an unexpected visitor who stirs up all kinds of trouble for him.

Episode 8: Homecoming & Coming Home (Nov/21/2011)
Noticing that Zoe (Rachel Bilson) is feeling homesick, Lavon (Cress Williams) suggests that she host his annual pre-game homecoming party to help her feel more connected to Bluebell. Zoe jumps at the opportunity and decides to enlist the help of her friend Gigi (guest star Megan Stevenson) from New York, but as it turns out New York and Bluebell have very different ideas of what makes a good party. Meanwhile, George (Scott Porter) and Wade (Wilson Bethel) hatch a plan to get even with their high school nemesis, Jimmy (guest star Sean Carrigan), but when Lemon (Jaime King) catches wind of their scheme she wants in on the action, too.

Episode 9: The Pirate & the Practice (Nov/28/2011)
While the residents of Bluebell prepare for their annual Planksgiving celebration, Zoe (Rachel Bilson) anxiously counts the days until her return home to New York for Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, getting out of town may be a bit trickier than Zoe anticipated due to the fact that she has to meet her thirty percent quota of patients by midnight or lose her share of the practice to Brick (Tim Matheson). Meanwhile, Lavon (Cress Williams) encourages Wade (Wilson Bethel) to be honest about his feelings for Zoe, and George's (Scott Porter) father (guest star Eric Pierpoint) offers him an opportunity to join his law firm in Montgomery, which isn't exactly music to Lemon's (Jaime King) ears.

Episode 10: Hairdos & Holidays (Dec/05/2011)
Zoe (Rachel Bilson) encourages Rose (guest star McKaley Miller) to enter the annual Miss Cinnamon Cider Pageant even though Lemon's (Jaime King) younger sister, Magnolia Breeland (guest star Claudia Lee), is a shoo-in to win. Of course, with Zoe coaching Rose and Lemon coaching Magnolia, rivalry takes on a whole new meaning. Meanwhile, George (Scott Porter) and Wade (Wilson Bethel) go on a road trip to pick up a Christmas tree for Bluebell's town square. Also, in flashbacks, we learn some of the history of Lemon's relationship with her mother, as well as the details of when Lemon and Lavon (Cress Williams) first realized they had a connection.

Episode 11: Hell's Belles (Jan/23/2012)
When Zoe goes in search of some family history in Bluebell, she discovers that she is a legacy to the Bluebell Belles. Of course, once Lemon catches wind of the news, she makes it her sole mission in life to make sure Zoe doesn't become an official Belle and puts her through a humiliating initiation. With the help of Wade, Lavon attempts to jump back into the dating scene, but he finds it difficult because Didi (guest star Nadine Velazquez) is telling everyone that he's in love with her. Meanwhile, George devises a plan to stop a huge chainstore from building near Bluebell and as a result driving business away from the town.

Episode 12: Mistress & Misunderstandings (Jan/30/2012)
Zoe is so uncharacteristically happy as of late that it causes her friends to speculate as to the possible reason behind her new attitude. Turns out that Zoe is hiding her new friendship with AnnaBeth (guest star Kaitlyn Black), who doesn't want Lemon to find out since Zoe is Lemon's sworn enemy. Lemon campaigns to become the Belles' new Memory Matron, but she has to overcome a few obstacles to secure the honored position.

Episode 13: Sweetie Pies & Sweaty Palms (Feb/06/2012)
Zoe decides that it's too soon in her relationship with Judson (guest star Wes Brown) to go to the annual Sweetie Pie Dance so instead she makes plans to have a sleepover with Rose, whose parents are going out of town. George misplaces the save the dates for his upcoming wedding which causes major trouble in Lemon paradise. Lemon wants her father to finally move on from her mother leaving him, so she secretly gets him a date for the dance.

Episode 14: Aliens & Aliases (Feb/13/2012)
Wade somehow convinces Lemon to dress up as Joelle (guest star Courtney Parks) as part of a scheme to convince Joelle's ex-boyfriend (guest star Ted Welch) that he didn't actually see Wade and Joelle together. Lavon asks Zoe to help him figure out why Didi (guest star Nadine Velazquez) has been avoiding him, but once Zoe uncovers the shocking reason she isn't quite sure what to do with the information. George comes to Zoe for advice in determining whether there is a medical explanation for the behavior of one of his clients.

Episode 15: Snowflakes & Soulmates (Feb/20/2012)
Zoe Hart is thrilled to see snow in Bluebell, but the rest of the town is superstitious that it will bring bad luck. When Lavon's parents (guest stars Hudson and Pettiford) make a visit to Bluebell, Lavon thinks it's the perfect opportunity to introduce them to Didi (Nadine Velazquez), but the introduction doesn't exactly go according to plan. Lemon and George make a big decision about their future.

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