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Cousins Will and Henry Parker, avoiding mind control by alien Masters via capping at 16, journey to find free humans after learning their world is conquered by Tripods in 2089.

Sarah put a wrecking ball through her family and through the family home too. Now she has vanished. Putting the pieces back together is going to tear her family apart - or rebuild them anew.

A boy has a boomerang and when he throws it everything around him stopped,except him ,so he can do whatever we wants, including stopping crime.

Pairs of contestants answer questions regarding supermarket merchandise, and each correct answer increases the time they can spend in the shopping spree. Contestants then go on a shopping spree, filling their trolleys with merchandise. The team whose trolley is of the highest monetary value is deemed the winner and moves onto the final round. The final round is a treasure hunt, where contestants must find certain items in the supermarket. They are given clues, which they must solve to be able to find the items.

The series is set in a tropical South Pacific tea house where glamorous exotically dressed hostesses serve tea while patrons are entertained by popular guest folk musicians. Hosted each Sunday night by Dave Guard, performing several numbers on the weekly shows with his trio, Dave's Place Group. Veteran Australian comedian, Queenie Paul plays the house character who can't be bothered with night club acts.

Gerry Gallagher plays Robinson Doubleday a High School teacher in this mild comedy series first screened in 1969.

Contestants (in pairs) have to literally run to match questions and answers on various game boards spread about the large set. Based on the game show format "Run for the Money" and made under license from Greenwich Media & Television (UK).

The complete title of this film is "Ellington-The Music Lives On." This was produced by WNET/Thirteen/Freemantel International, Inc. Director: Jerome Schnur; Executive Producer: Jac Venza; Producers: Bob Bac, Bill W. Chastain, Jr.; Associate Producer: Yvonne Smith; Writer: David Axelrod. It was originally telecast on PBS, February 27, 1984. This wonderful 90 minute film is a tribute to Duke Ellington interpreted by modern performers. Some of the highlights are Ben Harney's "Something to Live For," a couple of songs/scenes from Ellington's opera, "Queenie Pie," with Patti LaBelle and Andre De Shields, a terrific version of "Satin Doll" by Treat Williams, and Carly Simon's "I've Got it Bad and That Ain't Good." There are so many wonderful performances, Tammy Grimes, Kathleen Battle, Esther Marrow, the Boys Choir of Harlem and many more. There is documentary footage and interviews with the Duke's family, friends and fellow artists. This isn't available anywhere that I can find and it would be a blessing if anyone would make it available for purchase.

Betsy uses her charms to create a rivalry between Bo and Gideon for her affections. When grazing foe the cattle is destroyed by fire the troops use grain intended for the Indians for feed.

When a three year old building is demolished the perfectly preserved body of a nineteen year old cancer survivor is found with a crushed skull.

When a uniformed sergeant and a criminal are gunned down in a drive-by, the team first has to find which was the intended victim in order to find the killer.

Sarah put a wrecking ball through her family and through the family home, too. Now she has vanished. Putting the pieces back together is either going to tear her family apart, or rebuild them anew.

Raging against the purgatory of not knowing, the family venture back out into the world of the living to discover new aspects of themselves and their missing sister.

Claire flees the family, Ciaran and Hanna deepen their relationships with outsiders caught in the rip of Sarah's disappearance, and Den finds a surprise clue.

Mardi Gras comes to the city, enticing each family member to taste the bacchanalia. Sexual craving and secret transgressions abound as the oceans churn and secrets are exposed.

Ciaran grows tenacious in his demands for answers; Hanna arrives at a calm acceptance of her mother's fate; a bombshell explodes for Den upon discovering his family's betrayal.

Funeral planning leads to surprise healing as questions are answered and vows for a new future are made.