We can't wait to head out into space for some serious drama.
From the producers of Space original series "Orphan Black" (Temple Street Productions) and the creator of "Lost Girl" (Michelle Lovretta), "Killjoys" follows a trio of interplanetary bounty hunters (Hannah John-Kamen, Aaron Ashmore, and Luke Macfarlane) -- or Killjoys -- as they chase deadly warrants throughout the Quad, a distant planetary system on the brink of a bloody, class war.
John-Kamen stars as the gorgeous, complicated, and deadly Dutch. A top-level Killjoy, she’s a much-loved and charming presence in her community, with a unique gift for earning people’s trust and respect regardless of their class. Under her banter and protective flirtations, there is pain, maturity, and a deep solemnity resulting from a dark, secret past.
Ashmore takes on the role of John Jaqobis, a Level 3 Killjoy who, despite his profession, is a peacemaker who hates conflict. Cheerful and kind-hearted, John prefers not to fight, but his sarcastic wit has put him into the fray enough over the years to teach him how to do it well, and dirty. Give this man any machine or situation, and he can fix it, build it, and fly it.
Macfarlane stars as D’avin Jaqobis, a handsome, rugged, sarcastic, and incredibly loyal former soldier. He dreamed of enlisting in the military since boyhood, and his hard-won expertise in tactics, manoeuvres, and hand-to-hand combat make him an instant asset to the Killjoy team.
"Killjoys" is a Space and Syfy original series.
"Killjoys" is set to premiere in 2015 on Space in Canada and Syfy in the U.S.
CTV 2014-15 Fall/Winter Lineup
'Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.' (Tuesdays at 9 p.m.)(01 of392)
Clark Gregg reprises the role of Agent Phil Coulson from Marvel's feature films in "Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.' as he assembles a small, highly select group of Agents from the worldwide law-enforcement organization known as S.H.I.E.L.D. Together they investigate the new, the strange, and the unknown around the globe, protecting the ordinary from the extraordinary. Coulson's team consists of Agent Grant Ward (Brett Dalton), highly trained in combat and espionage; Agent Melinda May (Ming-Na Wen), expert pilot and martial artist; Agent Leo Fitz (Iain De Caestecker), brilliant engineer; and Agent Jemma Simmons (Elizabeth Henstridge), genius bio-chemist. Joining them on their journey into mystery is new recruit and computer hacker Skye (Chloe Bennet).
'American Crime' (Winter 2015, Sundays at 9 p.m.)(02 of392)
'American Crime' is created by John Ridley, and stars Felicity Huffman and Timothy Hutton. The series will centre on race, class, and gender politics as it follows a racially charged murder and the subsequent trial.
'Amazing Race Canada' (Tuesdays at 9 p.m.)(03 of392)
"Amazing Race Canada" is a Canadian reality game show based on the American TV series, "The Amazing Race." It features teams of two in a race around Canada. The show is produced by Insight Productions, in association with Bell Media and is broadcast on CTV. The show is hosted by Canadian Olympian Jon Montgomery.
"Arrow" (Wednesdays at 8 p.m.)(04 of392)
After being marooned on a remote island, billionaire Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) returns home with a mysterious agenda and a lethal set of new skills that he uses in a war on crime in this hard-hitting action series. Reinventing the DC Comics character for a modern audience, the Arrow is not a superhero but a hero -- every bit as dangerous as the criminals he’s hunting. After suffering unimaginable ordeals on the island, the former fun-loving Oliver Queen returns to Starling City a new man. Determined to deliver justice to those who have corrupted his city, Oliver (aka The Hood) -- with the help of tech-savvy Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards) and his iron-fisted right hand, John Diggle (David Ramsey) -- narrowly averts the rich and powerful “undertaking” to cleanse the city of its most desperate citizens.
'CSI: Cyber' (Winter 2015 Premiere, Sundays at 10 p.m.)(05 of392)
"CSI: Cyber" is a police procedural drama. The series is a direct spin–off of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and the fourth series in the "CSI" franchise.
Forever (Mondays at 9 p.m.)(06 of392)
A 200-year-old man works in the New York City morgue, trying to find a key to unlock the curse of his immortality.
'Gotham' (Mondays at 8 p.m.)(07 of392)
"Gotham" is a superhero TV series created by Bruno Heller, based on characters appearing in and published by DC Comics, specifically those of Detective James Gordon and Bruce Wayne, who were created by Bob Kane, and others in DC's Batman franchise. The series stars Ben McKenzie as the young Gordon.
'The Flash' (Tuesdays at 8 p.m.)(08 of392)
'The Flash' is developed by writer/producers Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Geoff Johns. It will be based on the DC Comics character Flash (Barry Allen), a costumed superhero crime-fighter who was created by Robert Kanigher, John Broome and Carmine Infantino. It is a spin-off to "Arrow," existing in the same universe.
'Grey's Anatomy' (Wednesdays at 10 p.m.)(09 of392)
The doctors of Seattle Grace are faced with the aftermath of last season's plane crash, as the fates of Meredith (Ellen Pompeo), Derek (Patrick Dempsey), Cristina (Sandra Oh) and Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) all hang in the balance. Before the crash, their paths seemed set: Having passed their boards Meredith, Cristina, Alex (Justin Chambers) and Jackson (Jesse Williams) all planned on taking positions at different hospitals, leaving Seattle Grace behind.
'How To Get Away With Murder' (Thursdays at 10 p.m.)(10 of392)
A sexy, suspense-driven legal thriller about a group of ambitious law students and their brilliant, mysterious criminal defense professor. They become entangled in a murder plot and will shake the entire university and change the course of their lives.
'Marvel's Agent Carter' (Winter 2015 Premiere, Tuesdays at 9 p.m.)(11 of392)
"Marvel's Agent Carter," or simply "Agent Carter," is based on the Marvel One-Shot short film of the same name. It features the Marvel Comics character Peggy Carter, with Hayley Atwell reprising the role.
'MasterChef Canada' (Winter 2015, Mondays at 8 p.m.)(12 of392)
"MasterChef Canada" provides an opportunity for Canadian amateur chefs to develop their culinary skills as they compete for the "MasterChef Canada" title. In keeping with the "MasterChef" format, the contestants will face individual and team-based cooking challenges, which result in one or more home cooks being eliminated each week, until finally Canada’s first "MasterChef" is crowned.
"Once Upon A Time" (Sundays at 7 p.m.)(13 of392)
This is a fairytale set in modern times. Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison), a 28-year-old bail bonds collector has been on her own since she was abandoned as a baby. But when the son she gave up years ago finds her, everything starts to change. Henry (Jared Gilmore) is now 10 years old and in desperate need of Emma’s help. Henry believes that Emma is the missing daughter of Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Prince Charming (Josh Dallas). According to his book of fairytales, they sent her away to protect her from the Evil Queen’s curse, which trapped the fairytale world forever. Emma isn’t a believer, but when she brings Henry back to Storybrooke, she suspects his strange New England town may be more than it seems.
'The Big Bang Theory' (Mondays at 7:30 p.m.)(14 of392)
Leonard and Sheldon are brilliant physicists – wizards in the laboratory, but socially inept outside of it. Enter beautiful, free-spirited neighbor, Penny, who aims to teach them a thing or two about life. While Leonard spends his days looking for love, Sheldon is quite content video-chatting with platonic partner Amy Farrah Fowler, or playing Star Trek 3D Chess with their ever-expanding universe of friends, including fellow scientists Koothrappali and Wolowitz, and Wolowitz’ new wife, the adorable microbiologist Bernadette.
'Person Of Interest' (Thursdays at 10 p.m.)(15 of392)
This is a crime thriller about a presumed-dead former CIA agent who teams up with a mysterious billionaire to prevent violent crimes by using their own brand of vigilante justice. John Reese's (Jim Caviezel) special training in covert operations appeals to Harold Finch (Michael Emerson), a software genius who invented a program called “The Machine,” that can identify people about to be involved in violent crimes.
'Resurrection' (Sundays at 9 p.m.)(16 of392)
The lives of the people of Arcadia, Missouri, are forever changed when their deceased loved ones return.
'Saving Hope' (Wednesdays at 10 p.m.)(17 of392)
Sex. Lies. Surgery. Canada’s #1 summer drama "Saving Hope" is back for an emotionally charged second season. A medical drama with a twist, Season 1 of "Saving Hope" followed Dr. Alex Reid (Erica Durance), as she struggled to save the life of her comatose fiancé, Chief of Surgery Dr. Charlie Harris (Michael Shanks). While in a coma, Charlie found himself talking to the dead and nearly-dead – and it changed him, as a man and as a doctor.
'Secrets And Lies' (Winter 2015, Thursdays, 10 p.m.)(18 of392)
A man who finds the body of a young boy quickly becomes the prime murder suspect, putting his life and his family at risk.
'Spun Out' (Fridays at 8 p.m.)(19 of392)
The multi-cam workplace comedy "Spun Out" stars Dave Foley as Dave Lyons, the patriarchal boss of a fledging PR firm staffed with people who can spin everyone’s problems but their own. There’s Beckett, a struggling writer who landed at the public relations firm after suffering his own PR disaster, and Nelson, Beckett’s lifelong friend and spin expert, along with the boss’s daughter Stephanie.
'The Goldbergs' (Tuesday at 8 p.m.)(20 of392)
Before there were parenting blogs, trophies for showing up, or peanut allergies, there were "The Goldbergs." For geeky 11-year old Adam (Sean Giambrone), these were his wonder years and he faced them armed with a video camera to capture all the crazy. The Goldbergs are a loving family like any other, but with a lot more yelling. Mom Beverly (Wendi McLendon-Covey) is a classic “smother”; an overbearing, overprotective matriarch who rules this brood with 100% authority and zero sense of boundaries.
'The McCarthys' (Thursdays at 9:30 p.m.)(21 of392)
This comedy about a sports-crazed Irish-Catholic family that shares a three-decker house in Boston, and the one (gay) member that dares to move out on his own.
'The Millers' (Thursday at 8:30 p.m.)(22 of392)
A divorced reporter, looking forward to the single life, finds his parents' marital problems derail his plans.
'The Mysteries Of Laura' (Wednesdays at 8 p.m)(23 of392)
A single mom NYPD homicide detective cracks case after case while raising wild twin boys and locking horns with her less than helpful police detective ex-husband.
'The Odd Couple' (Winter 2015 Premiere, Thursdays at 9:30 p.m.)(24 of392)
Matthew Perry will be starring, co-writing, and executive-producing this remake of "The Odd Couple." The multi-camera comedy will have Perry play Oscar Madison, a known slob; the role of his clean freak roomie Felix Unger will be portrayed by Thomas Lennon. The show will also star Wendell Pierce as Teddy, their cop friend (an stand-in for Murray), and Georgia King and Lindsay Sloane as Katie and Emily.
"Breaking Bad"(25 of392)
Yeah, yeah, all your friends tell you how it's the best show ever, blah blah blah. Well you can finally shut them up by watching this amazing series from beginning to end on Netflix. Watch as the mild-mannered Walter White goes from docile high school chemistry teacher to crystal meth kingpin. Seasons 1 - 5 available on Netlix and Netflix Canada (credit:AMC)
"Orange is the New Black"(26 of392)
Everyone's buzzing about it for a reason: this heartbreaking-yet-uplifting series features an outstanding cast, wonderful writing and an addictive quality rare to most TV shows. Based loosely on the real-life events of Piper Kerman, prisoner Piper Chapman navigates the dangerous, confusing world of women's prison.Seasons 1 & 2 available on Netflix and Netflix Canada. (credit:Netflix)
"Battlestar Galactica"(27 of392)
The ultimate space drama, which focuses on the last remaining human beings in the universe, is an addictive, heartstring-pulling masterpiece. So say we all. (credit:Space)
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer"(28 of392)
See where it all began for Joss Whedon and Sarah Michelle Gellar with the beloved cult hit about a teenage girl who fulfills her mystical calling as a Slayer by protecting humankind from vampires, demons and other malevolent supernatural creatures.Seasons 1 - 7 are available on Netflix and Netflix Canada. (credit:Getty Images)
"Friday Night Lights"(29 of392)
Don't worry, even if you don't like football, you will love this series about a bunch of misfits playing for a Texas high school.Seasons 1 - 5 available on Netflix and Netflix Canada. (credit:NBC)
"Grey's Anatomy"(30 of392)
Ellen Pompeo stars in this Emmy-winning medical drama as Dr. Meredith Grey, a young surgical intern (and eventual resident) who's caught up in a swirl of personal and professional passions with fellow doctors at Seattle Grace Hospital. Seasons 1 - 10 are available on American Netflix. (credit:ABC)
"Game Of Thrones"(31 of392)
Having just recently wrapped Season 4, there's definitely enough to sustain you over a summer. With each episode like its own mini-movie, "Game Of Thrones" is sexy, dark and scintillating. Be warned, however -- it can get quite gruesome. You can watch this show on the TMN Go app. (credit:HBO)
"Trailer Park Boys"(32 of392)
Not familiar with the boys of Sunnyvale? If you're Canadian, you should be ashamed. The Trailer Park Boys are rude, vulgar, and all-round awful, but damn if they're not hilarious to watch. We highly recommend.Seasons 1 -7 available on Netflix Canada (plus three movies). (credit:eOne Films)
"Community"(33 of392)
Disbarred lawyer Jeff Winger (Joel McHale) enrolls in a local community college. While there, he forms a study group who eventually learn more about themselves than their course work. Seasons 1 - 4 are available on Netflix Canada. (credit:Netflix)
"The Fall"(34 of392)
When the Belfast police are stalled in their investigation of a spate of murders, Detective Superintendent Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson) is drafted to investigate. Under her lead, the team uncovers an intricate web of lives entangled by the killings.Season 1 is available on Netflix and Netflix Canada. (credit:BBC)
"Family Ties"(35 of392)
This highly successful comedy series follows the unique Keaton family as their views on politics and life clash to give us humorous family moments. One of the most popular sitcoms of the '80s, the show launched Michael J. Fox into superstardom. (credit:NBC)
"The Good Wife"(36 of392)
Julianna Margulies ignites the screen as Alicia Florrick, the political wife whose world is shattered when her husband (Chris Noth) is caught in a sex and corruption scandal. Forced to support her family, Alicia returns to work at a Chicago law firm headed by Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski) and Will Gardner (Josh Charles), a driven attorney with a passion for justice.Seasons 1 - 4 available on Netflix Canada and Netflix U.S. (credit:CBS)
"Star Trek: The Next Generation"(37 of392)
Geeks, rejoice! Whether you watched "TNG" as a child, or if you've never seen it before (OK, that's hard to believe), this series is often viewed as the most popular in the "Star Trek" universe. Make it so, Captain!This title is no longer available on Netflix Canada, but it still lives on Netflix U.S. (credit:Netflix)
"The Sopranos"(38 of392)
Arguably one of the best TV dramas ever, start from the beginning as the notorious Soprano family gets started on its rise to New Jersey supremacy. (credit:HBO)
"Once Upon a Time"(39 of392)
Jennifer Morrison, Ginnifer Goodwin, Josh Dallas and Robert Carlyle star in this fantastical series that follows the travails of a young woman who's drawn to a small Maine town, only to discover that it's filled with the mystical elements of the fairy tale world.Seasons 1 - 2 are available on Netflix Canada. (credit:ABC)
"The Wire"(40 of392)
Another masterpiece from HBO is "The Wire." Though slightly dated, the show takes a look at a group of drug dealers from multiple angles in each season: the cops' point of view, the shipping yard angle, the politicians, the neighbourhood kids, and then the journalists. (credit:HBO)
"Parks and Recreation"(41 of392)
In this droll comedy, an employee with a rural Parks and Recreation department is full of energy and good ideas but bogged down by bureaucracy. (credit:AP)
"Scandal"(42 of392)
Olivia Pope leads a team of Washington, D.C., lawyers who specialize in making scandals disappear. As they secretly handle crises at the highest levels of government, the dysfunctional team must also cope with problems closer to home. (credit:ABC)
"The Shield"(43 of392)
This gritty drama focuses on the tension between a group of corrupt but effective cops led by Detective Vic Mackey, a captain with the burden of bringing them down as well as reducing crime in her district, and a city councillor out for his own political gain.Seasons 1 - 7 are available on Netflix and Netflix Canada. (credit:FX)
"Top of the Lake"(44 of392)
When pregnant, 12-year-old Tui tries to kill herself in a freezing New Zealand lake, Detective Robin Griffin (Elisabeth Moss) has plenty of questions for the girl. But when Tui suddenly disappears, Griffin finds herself knee-deep in small-town secrets. (credit:BBC)
"Twin Peaks"(45 of392)
The sensational murder of the high school homecoming queen strips the veneer of respectable gentility from the picturesque rural community of Twin Peaks to expose the seething undercurrents of illicit passion, greed, jealously and intrigue. FBI agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman join forces to investigate the crime and discover a town full of secrets.Seasons 1 & 2 are available on Netflix Canada. (credit:Netflix)
"The West Wing"(46 of392)
Aaron Sorkin's powerful political epic chronicles the triumphs and travails of White House senior staff under the administration of President Josiah Bartlet (Martin Sheen). The acclaimed ensemble cast features Stockard Channing, Allison Janney, Rob Lowe, Richard Schiff, John Spencer and Bradley Whitford as members of the president's inner circle.Seasons 1 - 7 are available on Netflix Canada. (credit:Getty Images)
"24"(47 of392)
As one of our HuffPost Canada editors says, this show was practically made to binge-watch. Why not spend your summer months with Jack Bauer? WHY NOT SPEND YOUR SUMMER MONTHS WITH JACK BAUER? (credit:Global)
"House Of Cards"(48 of392)
The political drama is full of intrigue, great acting and a fun look into a world we're not privy to (usually). Also, if you're at all a fan of Kevin Spacey or Robin Wright, you'll love this show.Seasons 1 & 2 available on Netflix Canada. (credit:Netflix)
"Dollhouse"(49 of392)
Joss Whedon battled Fox over the intense darkness of this sci-fi series about programmable people, and the casualties are the first half-dozen episodes. Still worth watching for the character development and narrative seeds, but rest assured the show gets better and better until the stakes are so high you'll weep that it didn't get six seasons and a movie.Seasons 1 & 2 available on Netflix Canada. (credit:Fox)
"The Facts Of Life"(50 of392)
Man, the '80s certainly did it right. This show about a group of young girls (yes, they're supposed to be teenagers) at boarding school is true heartwarming, wholesome entertainment from the days of yore. Worth revisiting, for sure.Seasons 1 - 9 available on Netflix Canada. (credit:NBC)
"Firefly"(51 of392)
This sci-fi favourite was only around for one season, but people are still talking about it. Get it on the conversation and watch the 14 episodes. It's worth it, trust us. Season 1 available on Netflix Canada. (credit:Netflix)
"Beverly Hills, 90210"(52 of392)
The teen show that begat all other teen shows (we're excluding "Degrassi"), "90210" is legendary for a reason. Aside from great stories and relevant issues -- drugs and sex among them -- it never stops being entertaining, even when you realize most of these "teens" are in their late 20s.Seasons 1 - 6 available on Netflix Canada. (credit:Fox)
"Terriers"(53 of392)
Imagine if Veronica Mars was a washed-up, middle-age, alcoholic dude detective instead of a overachieving female high-schooler and you get the gist of this critically-acclaimed cult FX series. Starring Canadian actor Donal Logue, the short-lived 2010 show similarly mines the dichotomy of a film noir aesthetic in sunny southern California and the post-Great Recession class war. Though cancelled after a single 13-episode run (a crime, really), at least it tells a complete season-spanning story. (credit:FX)
"Freaks And Geeks"(54 of392)
Young James Franco! Young Jason Segel! Young Seth Rogen! That's probably enough to get you into this zany dramedy from 1999. Too bad the show was cancelled before it even finished airing its 18-episode order. Season 1 available on Netflix Canada. (credit:NBC)
"Shameless"(55 of392)
On first glance, this show looks a bit ... heavy. Star William H. Macy seems like he's seen better days. But rest assured, this one's a beauty to binge simply because of the ever-building drama. The show has a soap opera quality that will keep you hungry for the next plotline.Seasons 1 - 4 available on Netflix Canada. You can also watch this show on the TMN Go app. (credit:Showtime)
"Fringe"(56 of392)
Like sci-fi? Like "The X-Files"? Like Pacey Witter Joshua Jackson? If you responded "yes" to any of those, you'll love this series. Seasons 1 - 5 available on Netflix. (credit:Fox)
"Six Feet Under"(57 of392)
This is one of the most emotionally devastating shows that ever aired on TV. "SFU" has a significant ability to reach that dark, dark area in your soul that you thought was closed off forever. Nope, it's not. Live with the Fisher family (in the funeral home) for five seasons, and you'll understand where we're coming from. (credit:HBO)
"The Golden Girls"(58 of392)
Ironically, this show never gets old. Sure, some of the humour is outdated, but my goodness, these ladies certainly take the piss out of each other and it's a joy to behold. Nostalgia alert! (credit:NBC)
"Lost"(59 of392)
Are you ready to take on this monolith? Seen as a pillar of modern TV, this show about a bunch of people stranded on an island (or is it an island?) has become the epicentre for conspiracy theories and wild, out-there ideation. Take it on, if you dare. (credit:ABC)
"Veronica Mars"(60 of392)
Want to know what all the recent fuss is about? (Look how young Kristen Bell looks!) "Veronica Mars" follows the young student as she goes from high school to college, moonlighting as a private detective under her policeman father's tutelage. (credit:UPN)
"Party Down"(61 of392)
This oft-maligned comedy is knee-slapping funny. (Personal anecdote: I watched it for the first time on a plane and burst out loud so many times people became afraid of me.) You'll enjoy the hilarious failures of this group of caterers, who would all rather be doing anything else. (credit:Starz)
"Skins" (U.K. Version)(62 of392)
You're probably thinking, "WHAT?!" But truly, it's like "Degrassi" multiplied by 300, set in the U.K. Don't bother with the U.S. version -- go for the real deal. Seasons 1 - 6 available on Netflix Canada. (credit:E4)
'Extant'(63 of392)
Premieres: Wednesday, July 9 at 9 p.m. ET on Global/CBSWhy We Wanna Watch: The premise is so insane we have to watch it. Halle Berry plays an astronaut who's been out in space for 13 months and somehow she comes home pregnant. How did it happen?! Also, it's Halle Berry. C'mon. (credit:CBS)
'Bachelor In Paradise'(64 of392)
Premieres: Monday, August 4 at 8 p.m. ET on ABCWhy We Wanna Watch: This 'Bachelor' spinoff brings us back to the days of 'Temptation Island.' This series consists of six episodes featuring a bunch of singles on a lusty, sexy island. We're sure they'll find the love they're looking for. (credit:ABC)
'Derek'(65 of392)
Premieres: Friday, May 30 at 12:01 a.m. on Netflix Canada/Netflix U.S.Why We Wanna Watch: In Season 1, we saw a whole new side to comedian Ricky Gervais. It was touching! Now we want more, and rumour has it the second season is even better than the first. (credit:Netflix)
'Big Brother 16'(66 of392)
Premieres: Wednesday, June 25 at 8 p.m. on Global/CBSWhy We Wanna Watch: The cast of 'Big Brother 15' (pictured here) was the most racist, disgusting reality show cast of all time -- and that's saying a lot. We basically want to watch just to see if that ante can be upped. Surely the new crop won't be as bad, right? (credit:CBS)
'The Strain'(67 of392)
Premieres: Sunday, July 30 at 10 p.m. ET on FX Canada/FXWhy We Wanna Watch: This much-hyped show (shot entirely in Toronto) has some big names in it and behind it, including Corey Stoll (pictured, from "House Of Cards") and the horror man himself, Guillermo del Toro. When a mysterious illness breaks out in New York City (brace yourself, the premiere is a doozy), the CDC must do everything it can to stop it from spreading. (credit:FX)
'Halt And Catch Fire'(68 of392)
Premieres: Sunday, June 1 at 10 p.m. ET on AMCWhy We Wanna Watch: Remember 'Hackers'? This new show has a touch of that. 'Halt And Catch Fire' takes us back to the '80s, when personal computers were still a new thing. It focuses on a group of people/tech whizzes who seek to take over the burgeoning industry. Hello, espionage! (credit:AMC)
'Orange Is The New Black'(69 of392)
Premieres: Friday, June 6 at 12:01 a.m. on Netflix Canada/Netflix U.S.Why We Wanna Watch: After 'OITNB' left us with that cliffhanger of Piper beating the crap out of Pennsatucky, how can we not salivate for Season 2? (credit:Netflix)
'The Quest'(70 of392)
Premieres: Thursday, July 31 at 8 p.m. ET, ABCWhy We Wanna Watch: From the producers of 'Lord Of The Rings' comes this out-there reality show, which pits people against medieval obstacles against a fantasy backdrop. Picture role-playing games in real life, with all the trimmings. (credit:ABC)
'The Leftovers'(71 of392)
Premieres: Sunday, June 29 at 10 p.m. ET on HBO Canada/HBOWhy We Wanna Watch: Can't get enough of post-apocalyptia? Neither can we. Set post-Rapture, two percent of the population randomly ups and disappears. This show deals with the aftermath and the attempts by everyone else to cope. (credit:HBO)
'Crossbones'(72 of392)
Premieres: Friday, May 30 at 10 p.m. on Global/NBCWhy We Wanna Watch: John Malkovich plays the pirate Blackbeard. We don't need to say anything else. (credit:FX)
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Bad Boys II(92 of392)
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Desperate Housewives(101 of392)
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Everybody Loves Raymond(107 of392)
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Face Off(108 of392)
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Family Ties(109 of392)
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Grey's Anatomy(122 of392)
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Half Baked(123 of392)
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Hannah Montana(124 of392)
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Happy Gilmore(125 of392)
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Hawaii Five-O (1968)(126 of392)
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Heroes(127 of392)
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High School Musical(128 of392)
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Highlander (1992-1997)(129 of392)
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Hotel Rwanda(130 of392)
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Hustle & Flow(131 of392)
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Igby Goes Down(132 of392)
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In the Name of the Father(133 of392)
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Indecent Proposal(134 of392)
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Into the Wild(135 of392)
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia(136 of392)
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Jarhead(137 of392)
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Jiro Dreams of Sushi(138 of392)
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians(139 of392)
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King of the Hill(140 of392)
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Law & Order(141 of392)
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Law & Order - Criminal Intent(142 of392)
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Law & Order - SVU(143 of392)
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Leave it to Beaver(144 of392)
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Life is Beautiful(145 of392)
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Loose Change 9/11 - An American Coup(146 of392)
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Louie(147 of392)
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MacGyver(148 of392)
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Magnum P.I.(149 of392)
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Malcolm in the Middle(150 of392)
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Man on the Moon(151 of392)
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Man on Wire(152 of392)
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Manufactured Landscapes(153 of392)
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Margin Call(154 of392)
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Medium(155 of392)
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Melancholia(156 of392)
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Melrose Place(157 of392)
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Memento(158 of392)
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Men in Black(159 of392)
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Miami Vice (TV)(160 of392)
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Mission: Impossible(161 of392)
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Mission: Impossible II(162 of392)
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Mission: Impossible III(163 of392)
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Monsieur Lazhar(164 of392)
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Murder, She Wrote(165 of392)
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MythBusters(166 of392)
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New Girl(167 of392)
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Nip Tuck(168 of392)
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October Sky(169 of392)
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One Tree Hill(170 of392)
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Page One(171 of392)
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Parks and Recreation(172 of392)
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Planet of the Apes(173 of392)
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Platoon(174 of392)
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Private Practice(175 of392)
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Psycho(176 of392)
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Quantum Leap - Season 1(177 of392)
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Queer Eye for the Straight Guy(178 of392)
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Quincy, M(179 of392)
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Rescue Me(180 of392)
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Restrepo(181 of392)
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Roman Holiday(182 of392)
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Saved by the Bell(183 of392)
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Say Yes to the Dress(184 of392)
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Scary Movie(185 of392)
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Scrubs(186 of392)
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Sons of Anarchy](187 of392)
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Star Trek(188 of392)
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Star Trek - Deep Space Nine(189 of392)
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Star Trek - Voyager(190 of392)
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Star Trek - Enterprise(191 of392)
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Stargate(192 of392)
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Super Troopers(193 of392)
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Survivorman(194 of392)
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Take This Waltz(195 of392)
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Teen Wolf(196 of392)
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That '70s Show(197 of392)
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The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz(198 of392)
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The Avengers(199 of392)
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The Breakfast Club(200 of392)
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The Crying Game(201 of392)
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The Great Gatsby(202 of392)
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The Hours(203 of392)
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)(204 of392)
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The L Word(205 of392)
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The Last Emperor(206 of392)
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The Last Temptation of Christ(207 of392)
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The League(208 of392)
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The Man in the Iron Mask(209 of392)
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The Motorcycle Diaries(210 of392)
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The Office (U.S. Version)(211 of392)
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The Passion of the Christ(212 of392)
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The Pianist(213 of392)
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The Red Violin(214 of392)
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The Rockford Files(215 of392)
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The Seven Year Itch(216 of392)
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The Trotsky(217 of392)
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The Truman Show(218 of392)
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The Tudors(219 of392)
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The Untouchables(220 of392)
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The West Wing(221 of392)
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The Wonder Years(222 of392)
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There Will Be Blood(223 of392)
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Tomb Raider(224 of392)
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Top Gun(225 of392)
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Trainspotting(226 of392)
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Twister(227 of392)
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Ugly Betty(228 of392)
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United 93(229 of392)
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Vanilla Sky(230 of392)
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Xena Warrior Princess(231 of392)
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Y Tu Mamá También(232 of392)
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Zack and Miri Make a Porno(233 of392)
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Zodiac(234 of392)
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127 Hours(235 of392)
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12 Monkeys(236 of392)
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(500) Days of Summer(237 of392)
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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter(238 of392)
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Across the Universe(239 of392)
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Air Force One(240 of392)
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Alpha Dog(241 of392)
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American Psycho(242 of392)
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An Education(243 of392)
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Battle: Los Angeles(244 of392)
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The Beach(245 of392)
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Being Erica(246 of392)
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Beverly Hills, 90210(247 of392)
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Bowling for Columbine(248 of392)
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Boyz N the Hood(249 of392)
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Broken Embraces(250 of392)
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Catfish(251 of392)
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Children of Men(252 of392)
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Closer(253 of392)
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Community(254 of392)
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Cruel Intentions(255 of392)
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Cube(256 of392)
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Das Boot(257 of392)
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Dazed and Confused(258 of392)
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Degrassi Junior High(259 of392)
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Degrassi High(260 of392)
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Dexter(261 of392)
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Diff'rent Strokes(262 of392)
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Dirty Dancing(263 of392)
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Dragons' Den(264 of392)
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Dr. Strangelove(265 of392)
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Eat Pray Love (OK, maybe this is a reason to get U.S. Netflix)(266 of392)
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Election(267 of392)
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Enemy at the Gates(268 of392)
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The English Patient(269 of392)
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Fahrenheit 9/11(270 of392)
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Fargo(271 of392)
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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas(272 of392)
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The Fifth Element(273 of392)
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Finding Neverland(274 of392)
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The Firm(275 of392)
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The Fog of War(276 of392)
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Food, Inc(277 of392)
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The Freshman(278 of392)
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Frida(279 of392)
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Gattaca(280 of392)
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Ghostbusters(281 of392)
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Ghostbusters 2(282 of392)
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Glory(283 of392)
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The Great Escape(284 of392)
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The Greatest Movie Ever Sold(285 of392)
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Hackers(286 of392)
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Hanna(287 of392)
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Hard Candy(288 of392)
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Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle(289 of392)
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II(290 of392)
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Heavy Metal(291 of392)
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A History of Violence(292 of392)
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Homeland(293 of392)
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The Hurt Locker(294 of392)
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The Illusionist(295 of392)
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I Love You Phillip Morris(296 of392)
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Inglourious Basterds(297 of392)
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Inside Job(298 of392)
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In the Line of Fire(299 of392)
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The Italian Job(300 of392)
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The Jackal(301 of392)
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Jerry Maguire(302 of392)
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Johnny Mnemonic(303 of392)
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Kick-Ass(304 of392)
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King of New York(305 of392)
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Knight and Day(306 of392)
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A Knight's Tale(307 of392)
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The Larry Sanders Show(308 of392)
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The Last Station(309 of392)
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Lawrence of Arabia(310 of392)
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Life of Pi(311 of392)
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Little Women(312 of392)
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Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels(313 of392)
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The Longest Day(314 of392)
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Lord of War(315 of392)
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Mad About You(316 of392)
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Major League(317 of392)
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Mallrats(318 of392)
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The Manchurian Candidate(319 of392)
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Manhattan Murder Mystery(320 of392)
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Martha Marcy May Marlene(321 of392)
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Meet the Fockers(322 of392)
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Memoirs of a Geisha(323 of392)
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The Men Who Stare at Goats(324 of392)
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Midnight in Paris(325 of392)
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Moneyball(326 of392)
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Monster(327 of392)
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Moon(328 of392)
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National Lampoon's Van Wilder(329 of392)
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NewsRadio(330 of392)
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The Ninth Gate(331 of392)
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The Notebook(332 of392)
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On the Waterfront(333 of392)
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Orange County(334 of392)
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Panic Room(335 of392)
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Pan's Labyrinth(336 of392)
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Patton(337 of392)
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The People vs. Larry Flynt(338 of392)
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Pirate Radio(339 of392)
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Prometheus(340 of392)
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The Punisher(341 of392)
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Rendition(342 of392)
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Rent(343 of392)
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Rise of the Planet of the Apes(344 of392)
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Road Trip(345 of392)
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RoboCop(346 of392)
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Rounders(347 of392)
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Rugrats(348 of392)
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Save the Last Dance(349 of392)
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Saw(350 of392)
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Searching for Sugar Man(351 of392)
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A Separation(352 of392)
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A Serious Man(353 of392)
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Shaun of the Dead(354 of392)
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A Single Man(355 of392)
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Sixteen Candles(356 of392)
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The Skin I Live In(357 of392)
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Sleepless in Seattle(358 of392)
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Sling Blade(359 of392)
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Snatch(360 of392)
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The Social Network(361 of392)
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Somewhere(362 of392)
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SpongeBob SquarePants(363 of392)
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Stargate SG-1(364 of392)
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Starship Troopers(365 of392)
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Star Trek: First Contact(366 of392)
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Star Trek: Generations(367 of392)
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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home(368 of392)
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Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country(369 of392)
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Star Trek V: The Final Frontier(370 of392)
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Stepmom(371 of392)
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Superbad(372 of392)
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Super Size Me(373 of392)
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Swingers(374 of392)
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Taxi Driver(375 of392)
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Team America: World Police(376 of392)
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The Terminator(377 of392)
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Tootsie(378 of392)
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Transcendent Man(379 of392)
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True Grit(380 of392)
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Everything UFC(381 of392)
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The Usual Suspects(382 of392)
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Vicky Cristina Barcelona(383 of392)
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War of the Worlds(384 of392)
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Waterworld(385 of392)
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Wayne's World(386 of392)
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We Bought a Zoo(387 of392)
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Wedding Crashers(388 of392)
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The White Ribbon(389 of392)
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Wicker Park(390 of392)
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Young Frankenstein(391 of392)
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You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger(392 of392)
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