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Baltazar Rodríguez is an outgoing, friendly, and enthusiastic man, owner of a farm by the sea in southern Chile, widower, and father of three adult children whom he sees little, and with whom the relationship has never been good. However, a sudden heart attack causes Baltazar’s world to come to a standstill and family alerts get activated.

Ma Zhuo was born in Ya'an, Yucheng. At the age of eight, She was taken to Chengdu by her mother Lin Guoguo to live together. She grew up with Xia Gang's son Xia Ze. The two childhood sweethearts became each other's first love. Lin Guoguo and Xia Gang were accidentally involved in a strange murder. From then on, Ma Zhuo and Xia Ze were emotionally displaced, and their fate was tortuous, pursuing the truth of their fathers in danger and thorns.

Crazy Quilt is a 1997 Canadian children's live action television series that premiered and used to air on Treehouse TV. It is the tale of a quilt that takes viewers along for a learning adventure and craft creations in every episode. The hosts Maggie and Jackson teach kids to make crafts. The show is one of Treehouse's first shows, and one of the last to be made just by it with no participation of a larger company, along with Ants in Your Pants, Wee 3 and Treetown. Despite that the program is no longer in production, the show continued to air. However, its airtime was restricted to the "graveyard slot", specifically around 2:00am – 3:00am. Reruns ended February 27, 2011, along with reruns of Wee 3 and Treetown thus ending all reruns of any Treehouse launch programmes.

Saber returns from the dead to face the greatest the earth has ever known: the daughters of Satan! We hear about a mission to destroy humanity, and to free their greatest master Satan by any means possible…

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Es ist schmutzig, es ist verrückt, es ist Takeshi’s Castle. Hundert neue Teilnehmer müssen sich dem Torwandrennen und der fliegenden Klette stellen, bevor sie die Fallgrube überwinden und die Burg angreifen können.

Women gather power to revenge on targets, as well as uncover social injustice.

After a family unexpectedly returns home, an unprofessional young man who plans to steal the family finds himself in a difficult situation, where he becomes stealthy inside the house without the family noticing that he is on the run, during the curfew due to the Corona virus.

A young wood-curving artist (Nicol Pomanou) is returning to her hometown for the memorial of her father's death.Her youngest sister is missing.A few kilometers away, a police detective (Despina Loukidi) is investigating the murder of a woman. The eyes of the body are missing.

Chances was an Australian evening soap opera, produced from 1991 to 1992. It told the story of the average middle-class Taylor family whose lives are transformed by winning $3 million in the lottery. The series was broadcast by the Nine Network, initially as two one-hour episodes each week. Principal cast members included John Sheerin and Brenda Addie as Dan and Barbara Taylor, Jeremy Sims as their mischievous son Alex, Deborah Kennedy as Dan's sister Connie Reynolds, Tim Robertson as Dan's brother Jack, Anne Grigg as his wife Sarah, and Michael Caton as neighbourhood friend Bill Anderson. Originally, creator Lynn Bayonas pitched the show as a family-oriented drama; however to help ensure the program's success, Channel Nine asked for nude scenes and risqué elements to also be included in the series. Initial publicity for the show focused on the sex angle, and it was for this that Chances was chiefly known.

Hamzah is paired with Inara and is confronted with the inverse teachings of Liberal Islam by both his parents-in-law lead their respective heretical groups.

Der Hauptcharakter Sōichi Negishi hat als schüchterner Jugendlicher den Traum, während seines Studiums in Tokio in einer angesagten Band mitzuspielen. Trotz seiner Liebe für schwedische Popmusik findet er sich als Frontmann der Death-Metal-Band Detroit Metal City (kurz DMC) wieder. Dort tritt er zusammen mit dem wilden Schlagzeuger Terumichi Nishida und dem Bassisten Masayuki Wada auf. Alle drei verbergen sich hinter weißen Masken, die sich an denen der Band Kiss anlehnen. Ein weiteres Mitglied der Band ist Keisuke Nashimoto, der in den Konzerten die Rolle des „kapitalistischen Schweins“ übernimmt. So wird er von Sōichi, der als sein Alter Ego „Johannes Krauser II.“ auftritt, regelmäßig während der Auftritte misshandelt. Angetrieben von der lautstarken und aggressiven Präsidentin der Death Records wird den Bandmitgliedern ein Leben diktiert, welches sie selbst nicht wollten. Inmitten dieses Konflikts trifft Sōichi auf seine alte Schulfreundin und Liebe Yuri Aikawa, die die Band und ihre oft radikalen Fans verachtet. So versucht Sōichi, den Spagat zwischen diesen beiden Welten zu schaffen. Inzwischen wird die Band immer populärer und Sōichi kann sich immer weniger zwischen seiner Liebe und der Bühne entscheiden.

Die Idol-Gruppe Ongaku Shoujo hat ein großes Problem: Trotz aller Bemühungen kommen sie einfach nicht aus den roten Zahlen und sind noch fernab davon, unter den Musikfans bekannt und beliebt zu sein. Ihr Produzent Ikebashi schlägt dem elfköpfigen Team daher vor, ein neues Mitglied für Ongaku Shoujo zu rekrutieren, um so möglicherweise frischen Wind in die Gruppe zu bringen und ihr hoffentlich endlich zum erwünschten Erfolg zu verhelfen. Es wird zu diesem Zweck ein Vorsingen organisiert, bei dem die Gruppe auf ihr zukünftiges Mitglied Hanako Yamadaki trifft. Gemeinsam streben sie danach, ihren großen Traum zu verwirklichen und zu einer der besten Idol-Gruppen der Musikbranche aufzusteigen.