9岁的Ted和爸爸在公路边经营着一间小旅馆，缺少同龄玩伴的他倍感寂寞，整日在附近游荡，心中计划着着离开这个小地方的计划……

A playwright whose marriage and career are in a free fall has an explosive run-in with his former neighbor, a right-wing ex-con.

毒警追踪讲述的是吸毒成瘾的警探麦克康尼誓要抓住刚出狱的罪犯西蒙（柯瑞·蒙特斯 饰），一天时间之内，他步步逼近西蒙，他不懈的追踪后到底隐藏着怎样的秘密，西蒙和他又有着怎样的往日纠葛……

当美国联邦金库被盗走价值四千万美元的黄金后，探员科林汀(Clenteen)被财政部受命调查此事。为了找回黄金，抓住主要案犯布里斯托 (Bristol)，科林汀决定从被抓的案犯同谋约翰(John Jaster)入手。然而事有不测，在审讯中约翰因心脏病突发死亡，这样唯一的线索也失去了。于是，科林汀利用约翰的狱友阿尔文(Alvin)作诱饵，设了一个陷阱，让布里斯托不请自到，并将其抓获……

两个年过半百的亲兄妹，为了父亲留下的地产长期争执。
他们不惜采取任何手段，争夺遗产大战一触即发。

因酒醉驾车撞死一个小女孩，被判六年刑期的约翰.布恩出狱了。从他跨出监狱大门的那一刻起，小女孩的父亲弗莱迪复仇的眼睛就盯上了他。六年前那悲惨的一幕无法从弗莱迪的记忆中抹去。他开着一家珠宝店，但大部分时间是在办公室里喝酒，晚上则出入色情场所，烂醉中与一些连名字都不知道的女人鬼混。就在这种恶性循环中他失去了妻子，幼儿，房子以致生活的勇气...现在他只想亲自动手，杀了肇事者出气。而约翰.布恩也并未因服了六年刑而减轻罪恶感，他想的不是出狱后开始新生活，而是琢磨自己的生命还有什么价值。从某种意义上讲，他与弗莱迪是一体的两面。

该剧把视角放在了灾难过后的新奥尔良，Treme本身是新奥尔良州一个地区的名字，是中央城区的一个小分区。本剧着重描写，在2005年卡特里娜飓风席卷新奥尔良的三个月后，当地的音乐家，厨师以及普普通通的新奥尔良老百姓如何重建家园，如何重新开始人生，如何重新找回文化的归属感的故事。

本剧讲述了一个不与外界来往的生活在阿拉巴契亚山脉的一个家庭的故事，这个生活在极其偏远地区的家庭与执法机关、外来入侵者以及一个投资上百万的煤矿公司周旋的故事。

《英文系主任》讲述了一位加拿大出生的金允智博士，金博士作为彭布罗克大学英文系主任，面临着一个独特的挑战，即是第一位担任该系主席的女性，也是该校少数几个有色人种的工作人员之一。

影片改编自弗朗西斯卡·卡布里尼（克里斯蒂安娜·德朗娜 Cristiana Dell'Anna 饰）争取平等与幸福的真实故事。18世纪末，意大利修女卡布里尼到了纽约后，发现当地的外来族裔受尽政府逼迫、教会漠视和社会偏见之苦。卡布里尼因此决定投身帮助这些弱势族裔，誓言要让所有人充满希望。
　　卡布里尼不仅与当地政府、修会对抗，还要应对社会上层阶级的歧视。面对种种艰巨的挑战，她从不气馁，并以勇气与坚韧一次又一次地战胜困难，改变世界

本剧讲述了位于波士顿南部的Eligius大街医院职员们的工作与生活。虽然只是个老教学医院，但这里却有你能遇到的最负责人最有同情心的医生和护士。在Donald Westphall 医生的带领下，Eligius大街成为了失败者和受压迫者的避难所。

　　本剧讲述了位于波士顿南部的Eligius大街医院职员们的工作与生活。虽然只是个老教学医院，但这里却有你能遇到的最负责人最有同情心的医生和护士。在Donald Westphall 医生的带领下，Eligius大街成为了失败者和受压迫者的避难所。

The Nearing family seems to be dealing with the death of their mother by making every bad choice possible. Henry busies himself with the lapses in judgment available to an intelligent high school boy: falling hard for the school vixen, failing to notice the attractions of the girl next door, and allowing his existential ruminations to distract him from any actual schoolwork.

Mr Toomey obsessively tears paper to control his childhood monsters, but when he wakes mid-flight to Boston to find most of the other passengers disappeared, he must confront the paper nightmare which threaten to rip everything apart. Footage from The Langoliers (1995) is edited, printed and animated into a paper nightmare.

约翰·亚当斯是托马斯·杰斐逊组成的《独立宣言》起草委员会的成员，是美国第一任副总统，后来又当选为总统（1797－1801），曾被誉为"美国独立的巨人"。由于他体型较为矮胖，因此有 "圆胖先生" 的称号。约翰·亚当斯任职期间在内政、外交方面均无明显成就，1800年竞选总统时被托马斯·杰斐逊击败。他和杰斐逊都是在美国独立五十周年纪念日──1826年7月4日去世的。其子约翰·昆西·亚当斯是美国第六任总统。 HBO推出的这部7集长的《约翰·亚当斯》，根据获得普利策大奖的同名畅销书改编，此书也是美国历史上最受欢迎的传记文学之一。该剧描绘了约翰·亚当斯波澜壮阔的一生（相对于美国人而言），特别是约翰·亚当斯对美国的立国之道及社会基础的贡献。美国所奉行的所谓 "自由" 、"民主"、"人权" 等基本政治理念，均萌芽于约翰·亚当斯执政时期。此外，该剧还集中介绍了约翰·亚当斯和他的妻子艾比盖尔的爱情故事。艾比盖尔不仅是约翰·亚当斯的爱人，也是他坚定的政治盟友和支撑亚当斯家族的主心骨，她和丈夫的爱情曾被美国人认为是 "美国历史上最感人的爱情故事之一"。

Li'l Bit grows up in rural Maryland during the 1960s with a large extended family: her mother, who became pregnant at a young age; her grandmother, a God-fearing former child-bride; her ignorant, sexist grandfather; her Uncle Peck, who has been affected by experiences in combat and is a recovering alcoholic; and Aunt Mary, who is in denial of her husband's behavior.
In 1962, when Li'l Bit is 11, Uncle Peck gives her a driving lesson, during which he molests her. Li'l Bit is too young to understand what has happened and, while her mother suspects that Peck has an unhealthy interest in his niece, she does nothing about it.
Years pass and Li'l Bit enters puberty. Though she is quite intelligent, her classmates recognize her only for her large breasts. Peck continues to molest her, at one point using his amateur photo studio to take provocative pictures of her. Though he makes her uncomfortable, Peck is the only member of her family who is nice to her and supportive of her plans to go to college. He continues to give Li'l Bit driving lessons, and when she drives she develops a feeling of control that she does not have in her home life.
Peck attempts to convince Li'l Bit to have sex with him, but Li'l Bit rejects his advances, albeit reluctantly; since they are both "outsiders" in their family, she feels an odd kinship with him. Li'l Bit goes to college, and is surprised to receive gifts from Uncle Peck in the mail, along with letters counting down to her eighteenth birthday.
When she turns eighteen, she confronts Uncle Peck. He has been hoping to finally have sex with her now that she is a legal adult, but more than that, he wants her to marry him. Li'l Bit refuses and permanently severs their relationship.
Narrating as an adult, Li'l Bit reveals that she was eventually expelled from college and that Uncle Peck drank himself to death. Li'l Bit admits that she wishes that she could ask Uncle Peck about his life. She wonders who violated him to make him this way. This gives her a sense of forgiveness for his wrongdoings. She concludes that he did give her something valuable: the freedom she feels only when she drives.

Li'l Bit grows up in rural Maryland during the 1960s with a large extended family: her mother, who became pregnant at a young age; her grandmother, a God-fearing former child-bride; her ignorant, sexist grandfather; her Uncle Peck, who has been affected by experiences in combat and is a recovering alcoholic; and Aunt Mary, who is in denial of her husband's behavior.
In 1962, when Li'l Bit is 11, Uncle Peck gives her a driving lesson, during which he molests her. Li'l Bit is too young to understand what has happened and, while her mother suspects that Peck has an unhealthy interest in his niece, she does nothing about it.
Years pass and Li'l Bit enters puberty. Though she is quite intelligent, her classmates recognize her only for her large breasts. Peck continues to molest her, at one point using his amateur photo studio to take provocative pictures of her. Though he makes her uncomfortable, Peck is the only member of her family who is nice to her and supportive of her plans to go to college. He continues to give Li'l Bit driving lessons, and when she drives she develops a feeling of control that she does not have in her home life.
Peck attempts to convince Li'l Bit to have sex with him, but Li'l Bit rejects his advances, albeit reluctantly; since they are both "outsiders" in their family, she feels an odd kinship with him. Li'l Bit goes to college, and is surprised to receive gifts from Uncle Peck in the mail, along with letters counting down to her eighteenth birthday.
When she turns eighteen, she confronts Uncle Peck. He has been hoping to finally have sex with her now that she is a legal adult, but more than that, he wants her to marry him. Li'l Bit refuses and permanently severs their relationship.
Narrating as an adult, Li'l Bit reveals that she was eventually expelled from college and that Uncle Peck drank himself to death. Li'l Bit admits that she wishes that she could ask Uncle Peck about his life. She wonders who violated him to make him this way. This gives her a sense of forgiveness for his wrongdoings. She concludes that he did give her something valuable: the freedom she feels only when she drives.

Li'l Bit grows up in rural Maryland during the 1960s with a large extended family: her mother, who became pregnant at a young age; her grandmother, a God-fearing former child-bride; her ignorant, sexist grandfather; her Uncle Peck, who has been affected by experiences in combat and is a recovering alcoholic; and Aunt Mary, who is in denial of her husband's behavior.
In 1962, when Li'l Bit is 11, Uncle Peck gives her a driving lesson, during which he molests her. Li'l Bit is too young to understand what has happened and, while her mother suspects that Peck has an unhealthy interest in his niece, she does nothing about it.
Years pass and Li'l Bit enters puberty. Though she is quite intelligent, her classmates recognize her only for her large breasts. Peck continues to molest her, at one point using his amateur photo studio to take provocative pictures of her. Though he makes her uncomfortable, Peck is the only member of her family who is nice to her and supportive of her plans to go to college. He continues to give Li'l Bit driving lessons, and when she drives she develops a feeling of control that she does not have in her home life.
Peck attempts to convince Li'l Bit to have sex with him, but Li'l Bit rejects his advances, albeit reluctantly; since they are both "outsiders" in their family, she feels an odd kinship with him. Li'l Bit goes to college, and is surprised to receive gifts from Uncle Peck in the mail, along with letters counting down to her eighteenth birthday.
When she turns eighteen, she confronts Uncle Peck. He has been hoping to finally have sex with her now that she is a legal adult, but more than that, he wants her to marry him. Li'l Bit refuses and permanently severs their relationship.
Narrating as an adult, Li'l Bit reveals that she was eventually expelled from college and that Uncle Peck drank himself to death. Li'l Bit admits that she wishes that she could ask Uncle Peck about his life. She wonders who violated him to make him this way. This gives her a sense of forgiveness for his wrongdoings. She concludes that he did give her something valuable: the freedom she feels only when she drives.