No Vacancy

Reagan: Portrait of a Presidency


            
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Vietnam in HD

Fools on the Hill

Beyond Pollution

Clubhouse

John Light

The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy


            The series follows Ahsha Hayes (Taylour Paige). She's the talented yet naive daughter of single mom Sloane Hayes (Kimberly Elise); who joins the NBA cheerleading/dance team called the Los Angeles Devil Girls. She quickly discovers that her mother lied and kept secrets involving life as a Devil Girl herself. Unsure whom to trust, Ahsha must navigate her own way through the dangerous and temptation-filled world of pro basketball. Derek Roman (McKinley Freeman) tries to lure Ahsha away from her boyfriend, German Vega (Jonathan McDaniel). The more she resists his advances, the more persistent [and tempting] he becomes as German's insecurity overwhelms him. Ahsha's teammate, Kyle Hart (Katherine Bailess), tries to bring him to his senses and reveals her own agenda as she explains how the world works and how she's making that world work for her.
Ahsha's father, Pete Davenport (Dean Cain), knows firsthand how difficult that life can be as a former all-star player for the Devils. He becomes the new head coach and discovers that his past is even more complicated than he thought. Players and dancers are forbidden to date, which only makes breaking the rules more tempting as history seems to repeat itself. Devil Girls' team captain, Jelena Howard (Logan Browning), is dating player Terrence Wall (Robert Christopher Riley) flouting the rules as the classic "mean girl" trying to keep Ahsha off balance because she sees her as a threat. Olivia Vincent (Charlotte Ross) is a former Devil Girl dancer-turned-basketball wife that oversees the squad and helps mentor Ahsha.
    

Hit the Floor

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman

A Dog for Christmas

Ripley's Believe It or Not!

Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness


            This police/court room drama is based on the true story of the trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell, an MD who for decades ran a West Philadelphia inner-city abortion clinic. The action begins in February 2010 when Philadelphia police detectives, joined by federal DEA agents (Drug Enforcement Agency) and FBI agents, make a drug raid on the Gosnell clinic looking for evidence of the sale of illegal prescriptions for controlled drugs. During the raid, the police detectives are shocked by the clinic's extremely unsanitary conditions, bags of aborted fetuses left in hallways, and fetal body parts stored in containers in a refrigerator and freezer. The detectives later learn that the State Department of Health had not inspected the clinic for years, ostensibly at the direction of the Governor so as not to interfere with women's reproductive rights. (Para) The DEA and FBI agents are concerned only about evidence of the illegal prescription sales, but the detectives refer the situation at the clinic to the District Attorney's office. An Assistant DA agrees to prosecute. Returning to the clinic crime scene, they learn that boxes of files have been removed. Obtaining a warrant to search Dr. Gosnell's home, they begin looking for the files and additional evidence. They find a large box with rolls of cash, which was likely the cash payments made by the clinic's patients. (Para) The detectives question current and former clinic workers about the clinic practices. They learn of the death of one patient on the operating table from a drug overdose and of untrained assistants giving patients anesthesia. No nurses or MD anesthetists work at the clinic. The detectives discover other violations of law, including abortions performed after the fetus/baby is 24 weeks old. Questioning clinic staff, they learn that some babies were delivered alive, after which their spinal cord was cut with scissors by Dr. Gosnell. The detectives take the stored bodies to the coroner's office, and the coroner determines that several of them had live births. (Para) A freelance investigative blogger provides additional information that helps the police and the prosecutor. She is the only journalist or member of the press in the nearly empty courtroom as the trial begins in March 2013. Dr. Gosnell has hired an experienced, forceful and effective defense attorney, who defends him for performing a service to poor and minority women seeking to terminate their pregnancies. The prosecutor obtains compelling testimony and photos from one of Gosnell's young assistants and brings in actual evidence from the clinic. (Para) After 10 days of deliberation, the jury convicts Dr. Gosnell of one count of third-degree murder in the death of one patient and three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of three babies who were born alive then killed by cutting their spinal cord. The jury also convicts Gosnell of 21 felony counts of performing illegal late-term abortions and 211 counts of violating Pennsylvania's 24-hour consent law. The judge sentences Gosnell to three life sentences to be served consecutively with no possibility of parole.
    

Gosnell: The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer

Our Crossroads


            Chief Matthias Whitlock (Denzel Washington) gets a call from a woman about an intruder. He finishes his beer and heads over. She invites him in to her bedroom for the investigation, they end up on the bed kissing, it was a ruse and just foreplay. The chief gets another call interrupting the "assault with a deadly weapon" fun.In Banyan Key, FL, Chief Whitlock has breakfast in a cafe, he engages the owner, Chris Harrison (Dean Cain) with some edgy banter. Chris' wife, Ann (Sanaa Lathan) the caller from the previous evening, says hello politely.Matt goes to his office and meets his friend Jay (John Billingsley), the medical examiner. Ex wife Alex Diaz-Whitlock (Eva Mendes) comes asking for keys to get some stuff, Matt gives her a hard time.Matt goes fishing from his deck and Ann arrives her husband, is away for the weekend. They have a quickie in the hallway. Later in bed, Ann gets a call and has to leave. At Mercy Hospital Oncology she meets a Dr (Alex Carter) and has Matt there acting as her brother. The Dr says her cancer is out of remission, she has 6 months to live. Matt asks about alternative approaches, the Dr says they are expensive, no guarantees.Matt talks to a tearful Ann. There is a clinic in Switzerland with 17% success rate. Ann wants to break off the relationship.Matt buys flowers for her. Ann shows Matt a $1mil insurance policy her husband took out on her on her 32 birthday, her mother died at 33. Chris arrives and Matt slips out. Chris grills her about the Dr visit, they argued loudly. Matt knocks on the front door and says he is checking out a prowler.Ann calls Matt and says she had figured out how to get to Switzerland. She takes Matt to meet a guy who will give her $750k in return for being named the beneficiary on the insurance.Later she is upset, there Is a rule that one cannot change beneficiaries after 1 year, which is in 2 days.Matt and Jay have beers at a bar. Chris confronts him after Jay leaves. Chris hints he knows Ann is seeing another guy, Matt. Matt almost admits it is him as tensions rise between the two.Ann comes by Matt's house the next day apologetic. She gives him an envelope, making him the beneficiary. She is leaving town, needs some peace.Matt is served with divorce papers and is upset. He brings Ann police custody drug money to pay for Switzerland.Later, back at his house Jay is there but Matt herds him out. He tries to phone Ann, the phone keeps ringing. He drives to her house, it is dark. A motion sensor light comes on, the neighbor sees him. Matt leaves. Later the house explodes in flames.In the morning two burnt corpses are in the embers. Alex shows up, she is a homicide detective. The fire chief shows a device, it was arson. Alex catches a lift with Matt and apologizes for the divorce paper timing but says it has been 8 months.Alex and Matt go to Ann's work, her boss, a dentist, says she had cancer. A co-worker says she was having an affair, she received flowers. Matt fakes a call to the flower shop and reports the husband sent them. Next Alex plans to go to the oncologist, Matt begs off, they argue. Matt shows off his GPS device that allows him to track everyone on his force.She gets him to come but in the office, he goes to the washroom but stops when he hears the doctor's name. They see her doctor, a woman who says Ann was healthy. Matt rushes to the hospital office he was in with Ann, it is another Dr. Friedland, but he has no patient named Ann. Matt takes a gold pen in an envelope. In the car Alex is calling for phone records, Matt is nervous. Back at the cop shop the neighbor is giving info to a sketch artist. The woman says Matt was the man, no one believes her. Matt sends a junior staff to Miami with the pen to check fingerprints.The DEA (Terry Loughlin) calls and says they are coming for the evidence money that afternoon. Matt becomes very tense. A cop has found a lead on the insurance policy, Matt says he will track it down.At the fax machine Whitlock intercepts the incoming records with his name on the list. He scans the list and tries to edit the file. He re-sends it to the fax machine from his PC but then has to go and delete the first incoming resend from the phone company without anyone noticing.Jay arrives with the autopsy report.Then another cop shows up with cell phone records, there is one regular number, it is Matt's. He quickly uses his cell to turn off his voice mails. Jay is there, recognizes the number and tells Alex it is his. Outside, Matt comes clean to Jay and says he was setup, he gave Ann the drug money.The phone call comes in from Miami, the fingerprints on the pen are from Tony Cabot, an ex-con. Matt asks for the last known address, it is closeby.Matt goes with Jay to the address. It is deserted but they find a credit card statement in a trash can and Cabot's Mercy Hospital pass. They return to the station, Jay offers to drive him to the airport to go to Costa Rica. Matt says he is not running.At the office, the insurance company phones and on speakerphone tells the cops Chris Harrison was the beneficiary, but wait, there seems to be a change form coming, might be in the mail room. Alex asks him to find it and call back in half an hour.Matt finds out from the credit card company where the card was last used, a hotel in Miami. He hears Alex also asking about Paul Cabot in the squad room.As he is leaving two DEA agents arrive for the evidence money, DW buys time by telling them he sent it to their office, he has a telecon with their angry boss.In the hotel Cabot is on the phone with Chris, planning their escape.At the hotel Matt pretends to be Cabot and gets a new room key from the front desk, he goes up to room 715. Entering with gun drawn he is jumped by Cabot and the two men fight. They end up crashing through the slider onto the balcony, it collapses and both men hang in mid air. Finally Cabot falls to his death, Matt crawls back up and finds a briefcase, the money is there. Trying to leave, Alex arrives with backup, the front desk clerk points him out as Matt dashes to a stairwell, the chase is on, but Alex didn't get a good look at the runner. Then Matt re-appears and says he just got here too. In the confusion he manages to get out the back door with the money to his car. He calls Jay to say he has the money. Alex arrives at his car and says they need to talk.They go to a bar and talk about their relationship, then Alex asks Matt if wants to say anything, he doesn't. They return to Banyan Key in silence. Back in the squad, Alex once again looks at the cell phone records. She tells Matt the hotel clerk will be there in 30 minutes.A weeping Ann phones and says she is sorry but Chris made her do it, she still needs the money. Matt gets the address and ducks out the washroom window. The hotel clerk arrives.Alex looks again at the face sketch and clues in it is Matt. The call comes in, the new beneficiary is Matthias Whitlock. The three DEA agents show up asking to see Whitlock, Alex hears all the details about the $485,000.Jay is driving when the GPS unit in the glovebox beeps and he sees a dot flashing at Runyon Pt. A short time later his car breaks down.Matt arrives at a dark shack. He enters warily and sees a beaten Ann. Chris appears and starts shooting, a gunfight. Chris is out of ammo, trying to escape he is shot by Ann. She points the gun at Matt, and admits she was behind it all. She shoots Matt in the thigh but before she can kill him as he screams, Alex shoots and kills her from behind. Alex checks the briefcase and only sees a GPS tracking unit.The rest of the police arrive, Alex gives a plausible explanation. The three DEA agents arrive demanding the money, just then Jay arrives with the satchel, saying there was a mistake with the address.As Matt is loaded into an ambulance Alex asks if he loved Ann he says no, but was just stupid.Later, Matt is fishing from his deck. Alex arrives relaxed and friendly talking about moving her stuff. Jay arrives with mail, the insurance company informing him he is to get $1 mil. Alex says he can't accept it as conflict of interest. Matt agrees as Alex says she is moving back in together.
    

Out of Time


            The road trip movie centers around a terminally-ill con man and his estranged son endeavor to live on $5 a day during a cross country drive.Nat (Walken) is a man who enjoys taking advantage of life. He revels in his ability to win daily prizes from radio station contests, drink complimentary coffee from hotel lobbies, and drive the pink and white Sweet N Low car that he won free use of for a year. Nat is a con man or hustler, and a good one too. Hes able to attain almost everything he wants and needs, all for a measly $5 a day. But as a father to his son Ritchie Flynn Parker (Nivola), he comes up short. The one thing at this point in his life that he wants most of all is a closer relationship with his son, Flynn. Flynn has problems of his own: hes just lost his job as a health inspector and his girlfriend, Maggie, is leaving him because of his secretive personality. And he has just learned that his father has a terminal brain tumor and wants to see him.Believing it's just another con from his dad, he grudgingly leaves Los Angeles and goes to Atlantic City to see his father who explains he has been living on five dollars a day, going to extremes to do so, such as constantly calling various radio station contests with different aliases to win things, like concert tickets he can then scalp. Nat shows Flynn an x-ray of his skull. Nat tells him he has learned of an experimental treatment that could offer him a second chance at life. The problem is that it's all the way on the other side of the country, and in order to make the drive he'll need a wheelman. He asks Flynn to drive him to New Mexico to seek a potential cure. Despite the anger and bitterness he has toward his father, he eventually agrees to go. They hit the road driving a Sweetn Low car free of charge provided they get gas at only Chevron stations along the way. Throughout the trip, Flynn calls his girlfriend to tell her about his life and the trip, using one of Nat's many free cell-phones with promotional minutes.At their first stop to eat at an IHOP restaurant, using a fake drivers license to convince them is his birthday, they get to eat for free. They continue to do this at other IHOPs along the way. They stop at a vacant house that is for sale to spend the night, and narrowly avoid being found out by a realtor and some people looking at the home the following morning. The next day over a stolen room service meal from a motel, Flynn learns that Nat got him fired by informing Flynns boss of an earlier jail sentence. It is later revealed that Flynn took the fall for to keep Nat from going to jail for one of his crimes. This bit of betrayal almost makes Flynn abandon the trip.They proceed to drive to various cities, once staying at an open house for a retirement village. They then go to Amarillo, Texas where they meet up with Flynns old babysitter, Dolores (Stone), who is now a professional model who Nat has a thing for. Father and son both get to have moments of flirtations with the very bubbly and flirtatious, Dolores.Next they head to New Mexico so that Nat can collect a small sum of money from an old rival, Kruger (Coyote), whom Nat lent money to start a used car dealership many years back, and whom Flynns mother later ran off with when he was a boy. Kruger, now owner of a hugely successful chain of car dealerships, and a well established member of the community with wife and family, agrees to give Nat a large sum of quiet money so that he does not ruin Kruger's plans to run for mayor by embarrassing Kruger regarding Ritchie's paternity.Now with some cash, Nat suggests to Flynn that the two of them visit Las Vegas to spend some time together. Flynn soon realizes that Nat is not his actual father and Nat convinces him that his story about being sick was a ruse to get him to travel with him to New Mexico. Upset with this news, Flynn runs off with the hush money and sneaks into Kruger's campaign kick-off party to confront him. Not satisfied with how Kruger responds, Flynn rushes the campaign stage to announce Kruger's paternity and simulates the return of the hush money.
After escaping capture by campaign security, Flynn returns to the hotel where he meets back up with Nat. After some discussion, Nat collapses and winds up in the hospital, actually very ill. Maggie shows up after Flynn calls her to break the news. They sneak Nat out of the hospital, and Nat takes Flynn to a beached boat house near the shore of a desert lake, where the two go skinny dipping together.Later, Flynn and Maggie are shown sitting in a row boat on the lake, scattering Nat's ashes from a makeshift urn consisting of a large Pepsi cup that Nat got for free with a five dollar purchase of gas. The boat begins to sink as they laugh at their circumstance.
    

$5 a Day

Winter's Dream

The Runaway


            Perhaps the best way to describe this story is in the words of a true Mickey Tussler fan. If you like good baseball and a strong story populated with richly drawn characters, then you will love this book. I found it very compelling, brilliant and cutting edge. This is a historical novel, set in 1948 and takes readers through the bumpy evolution of the Milwaukee Brewers and teams of that day, such as the Boston Braves (before the Braves moved to Atlanta and Boston graced the American League with the Boston Red Sox).Frank Nappi knows baseball and his writing is diamond sharp and precise. The story of the baseball team is almost a metaphor for life itself - teamwork, pitching in, stepping up to the plate and going to bat for someone in need. Arthur Murphy, baseball manager and truly good person does all that when he accidentally stumbles upon Mickey Tussler.At 18, Mickey is severely autistic (the word "autism" was coined in 1943, just 5 years before this story takes place). He is marginally verbal; refers to himself in the 3rd person and recites poetry when overwhelmed. He is also incapable of deception and is especially devoted to his beloved pet pig, Oscar. Mickey's mother Molly, a clarinetist and poet is beaten down in a life of drudgery to a crass boorish oaf named Clarence. Molly's dad forces her to marry Clarence, which was unfortunate. A burly brute of a man, Clarence is illiterate; has no interest in things cultural and beats Molly and Mickey. He has no good words for his only child and has beaten him to the point where Mickey is almost afraid to venture forth.Luckily, hope arrives in the form of Arthur Murphy, ("Murph"), a man with a heart of gold. He sees Mickey pitching apples to his pig and sees a potential ball player, one who can toss the ol' apple around on the diamond instead of to a porcine audience on a farm. He convinces Molly to let the boy come with him and he installs him on the team. He wisely pairs him with a kind teammate named Pee Wee, who really takes Mickey under his wing.Baseball is a large part of this story, but Mickey's and Molly's evolution is an even bigger part of it. Nappi is a genius and quite skillful at working in more than one subplot and in keeping his readers' interest. Each of the main characters is given a turn at bat by presenting his or her own personal history, thus rounding out a very rich and full cast of characters.Mickey has his baptism in fire. He clearly does not fit in with his teammates and survives some rather cruel hazing. Despite his pitching prowess, he is still very much a babe in the woods. Nappi uses baseball as a vehicle to bring home the need to recognize and respect the autistic population and their place in society, or team if you will. I cannot recommend this book highly enough.The film "A Mile in His Shoes," based on this astounding novel, will certainly bring the amazing nature of Mickey and those who support him in his improbable endeavor to light.
    

A Mile in His Shoes

The Follower

Broadcasting Christmas

Miracle at Manchester

The Case for Christmas

Hate Among Us

The Way Home

Gentle Ben 2: Black Gold

Lost

Gentle Ben

Ace of Hearts

A Promise to Astrid


            By all accounts, Lauren (Denise Richards) is professional to the hilt; as a wedding planner, she understands that there are few days more important to a bride -- or groom, for that matter -- than the day of the nuptials. When she meets Nick (Dean Cain), however, all her expertise and work ethics fall out the window. That's because she's fallen in love with him, but he's apparently already betrothed to someone else. Or is he?
    

I Do (But I Don't)

Defending Santa

The Zombie Club

Best Men

Operation Cupcake

Light Up Night

The Perfect Husband: The Laci Peterson Story

Dispatched


            A small town girl who discovers a window into Heaven and uses her new found powers to help heal and bolster faith in the small community until she is faced with the ultimate sacrifice. Jdb
    

Heaven's Door

The Jonas Project

Country Rain

A Christmas Wedding

10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty

One Life at a Time

The Man Who Went to Heaven

A Nanny for Christmas

Firetrap

Baby Bulldog

Pure Country 2: The Gift

I Survived


            In this charming romantic comedy of errors, Jake Sullivan (Dean Cain, Out of Time, Futuresport, ABCs Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman) who recently inherited a small bed and breakfast in California wine country is the almost ex-husband of movie star Amanda Cox (Kimberly Quinn, End Game). Unfortunately, while he still loves her, Amandas on the way to town with divorce papers.In Rio, Ana Villanova (award-winning Brazilian actress Juliana Paes) is struggling to sort out her complicated life. Engaged to a beach bum, her loser half-brother is in trouble with the mob and her father dies leaving her liable for a mountain of debt.When Ana discovers the deed to now-valuable U.S. property among her fathers effects, shes sure its the answer to her dilemma. Only problem is its the same property Jake thinks he inherited.With a lawyer pal in tow posing as her husband (Julian Stone When in Rome, Eragone), the sultry urbanite arrives in the dusty country town of Webster to claim whats rightfully hers. Sparks soon fly but a sour grapes dispute might just turn into a happy accident.Also starring Eric Roberts (The Expendables, The Dark Knight), John Savage (The Thin Red Line, The Deer Hunter), Julia Duffy (Intolerable Cruelty, CBS Newhart) and Bill Engvall (Blue Collar Comedy Tour)."
    

Bed & Breakfast: Love is a Happy Accident

Phase IV

Prolonged Exposure

Making Mr. Right

Final Approach

Stars Earn Stripes

And God Made Man

Vendetta


            "When a sweet young boy and his precocious sister discover their newly adopted puppy Belle has been nabbed by the gold digger dating their widowed father on Christmas Eve, they and their friends must set out on a adventurous rescue mission to save her."
    

A Belle for Christmas

Dogboys

Rag and Bone

Dead & Deader

The Gambler, the Girl and the Gunslinger

A Paralyzing Redemption

Masters of Illusion


            College student Josh Wheaton attends a philosophy class, where the uncompromising Professor Radisson requires all students to agree in writing that the Christian god is "dead". When Josh refuses on account of his Christianity, the Professor challenges him to defend his position that his god is real, which leads to a series of confrontational presentations by himself and the professor in turn, each making their case in front of the class, before a final debate. At the same time, Reverends Dave and Jude attempt to leave town but are hindered by curious minor accidents, student Ayisha is at odds with her father Misrab's conservative religious principles, and Mark, who is some kind of businessman, acts cynically towards his mentally ill mother, while his journalist girlfriend receives bad news from a doctor. Willie and Korie Robertson also appear in town to speak at a concert for a band called The Newsboys, but this doesn't relate to any of the other plots.************Josh Wheaton (Shane Harper), an evangelical college student, enrolls in a philosophy class taught by Professor Jeffrey Radisson (Kevin Sorbo), an atheist, who demands that his students sign a declaration that "God is dead" to get a passing grade. Josh is the only student in the class who refuses to sign and is then required by Radisson to debate the topic with him, with the class members deciding who wins.Radisson gives Josh twenty minutes at the end of the first three lecture sessions to argue that God exists. In the first two debates, Radisson has counter arguments for all of Josh's points. Josh's girlfriend Kara (Cassidy Gifford) tries to convince him to either drop out of class or follow Radisson's rules, fearing that standing up to Radisson will jeopardize their academic future, but she eventually breaks up with him when he refuses to disown his belief in God. Ultimately, it comes down to the third and final debate between Radisson and Josh, who again both make compelling points. Josh then halts his line of debate to pose a question to Radisson: "Why do you hate God?" After Josh repeats the question twice more, Radisson explodes in rage, confirming he hates God for his mother's death that left him alone despite his prayers. Josh then casually asks Radisson how he can hate someone that does not exist. In the end, Martin (Paul Kwo), a foreign exchange student whose father had encouraged him not to convert to Christianity so he can stay focused with the class, stands up and says "God's not dead." Almost the entire class follows Martin's lead, causing Radisson to leave the room in defeat.Against the backdrop of the debates, a series of peripherally related subplots develop. Radisson dates Mina (Cory Oliver), an evangelical whom he often belittles in front of his fellow atheist colleagues. Her brother Mark (Dean Cain), a successful businessman and atheist, refuses to visit their mother, who suffers from dementia. Mark's girlfriend, Amy (Trisha LaFache), is a left-wing blogger who writes articles critical of Duck Dynasty. When she is diagnosed with cancer, Mark dumps her. A Muslim student named Ayisha (Hadeel Sittu) secretly converts to Christianity. However, when her brother caught listening to the passage of 1 Corinthians 15 on her iPod, she is ultimately disowned by her infuriated father when he finds out.After the final debate, Josh invites Martin to attend the Newsboys concert that is in town. Radisson reads a letter from his late mother, and is moved to reconcile with Mina. Amy confronts the Newsboys in their dressing room, only to admit that she wants to get to know God. While Radisson is on way to find Mina, he is struck by a car and fatally injured.. Reverend Dave (David A.R. White) witnesses the incident just couple meters away. Reverend Dave finds him and guides him in becoming an evangelical Christian as he dies. Mark at last visits his mother, only to taunt her; she responds that all of his financial success was given to him by Satan.As the film ends, the Newsboys play a video clip of Willie Robertson congratulating Josh. The Newsboys then play their song "God's Not Dead", dedicating it to Josh.
    

God's Not Dead

Do Not Grow Weary

Hidden Camera


            Kent and Teri Walsh and their teenage daughter, Sarah, 14, escape the hustle and bustle of LA to pursue a dream of running a horse boarding ranch in Arizona. A failing economy makes pursuing this dream tougher than they imagined. While Teri and Sarah find strength in their faith and a welcoming and supportive church community, a skeptical and frustrated Kent tries to do it all alone.Their lives change dramatically when Kents street-hardened teenage niece, Summer, is sent to live with the family after her mother, Ava is arrested and incarcerated. Life with the Walsh family is a dramatic change for Summer- rules, respect, and faith have been missing from her life. When shes expected to pitch in with the family business, Summer lashes out. When she runs away from home, her behavior threatens the already tense situation.Caring for two of the horses in particular, Dakota and Bella, gives Summer something thats been missing from her life- a connection to a living thing that relies on her attention. When Bella falls ill, the Walsh's already strained finances force them to make the difficult decision to use their dwindling savings to save Bella.After Summer makes the decision to do the wrong thing for the right reason, a community discovers the meaning of forgiveness, and Summer realizes this is the only place she has ever been where people really care about her.
    

A Horse for Summer


            A magnitude 10.5 earthquake destroys Los Angeles, California and triggers a massive tsunami which causes massive damage to Honolulu, Hawaii. It turns out to be only the first of a series of seismic events, including the awakening of extinct volcanoes, sudden instability of aquifers, and awakening of ancient faults. The Hoover Dam in Boulder City, Nevada collapses when Lake Mead starts to heat up and expand beyond the spillway's capacity. Las Vegas, Nevada is then destroyed when acidic water undermines underground limestone, creating a massive sinkhole. The worst of the seismic events is a massive fault which has opened up under South Dakota, destroying Mount Rushmore in the process.The geologists at the United States Geological Survey don't understand why seismic events that are very rare or impossible would be happening so rapidly, but Dr. Samantha Hill remembers that her father had once theorized that the Earth's tectonic plates would reach a point of maximum separation, at which point they would reverse direction. The theory also states that related seismic activity would be vastly accelerated during the initial period of reversal. However, Dr. Earl Hill had been ostracized by the USGS for that theory, and had abandoned geology to become a successful professional poker player. When Las Vegas sinks into the ground, he is caught in the casino of the (fictional) Atlas Hotel.The second part of the miniseries begins with Dr. Hill's rescue from the ruins of the Atlas Hotel just before it is swallowed up completely. At the same time, a massive fault line forms in North Dakota, passing through South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma. If it reaches Houston, Texas and the Gulf of Mexico, as predicted, the Midwestern United States will be covered by a new ocean. A massive evacuation of the region is ordered, as an earthquake strikes Sedona, Arizona destroying the Chapel of the Holy Cross in the process. However, a nuclear plant in fictional Red Plains, Texas, is right in the fault's path. If it is destroyed, the entire area and hundreds of miles around will be contaminated by nuclear waste.Dr. Earl Hill comes up with a desperate plan to divert the fault around the nuclear plant by opening up a secondary fault running east, by a controlled demolition which explosively ignites the massive natural gas reserves in the area. The main fault follows the new path around Red Plains, saving the nuclear plant. However, nothing can stop the fault altogether. Once again it turns south, slicing through the middle of Houston to reach the Gulf of Mexico. At the same time, the northern half of the fault has reached Hudson Bay. When the waters rush into the fault, they create a new ocean which splits the United States and Canada in half.
    

10.5: Apocalypse

A Child of the King

Override

Missed Opportunities

The Dog Who Saved Christmas

The Dog Who Saved Summer

Merry Ex Mas

Break Every Chain

Hope

Kill Katie Malone

Hank's Christmas Wish

Maneater


            In the not too distant future, a new sport is deadly sport is the only way to stop a war that will kill millions. Fix (Snipes) is the creator of the sport, but the spotlight has always been on Ramzey (Cain), this hothead must use this game to stop the Revolution.
    

Futuresport

Small Town Santa

Little Angels

Bailey's Billion$

Just Another Dream

The Dog Who Saved Halloween

The Dog Who Saved Easter

Man Camp

Worst Nightmare

2050

Glass Walls


            An ATF agent must go undercover and join a radical militia group, in order to save millions of lives from mass destruction.
    

Militia

The Dog Who Saved Christmas Vacation

Takedown

The Fort

For the Cause


            In New Alcatraz, the world's most secure prison located in Northeastern Antarctica, a drilling operation occurs which inadvertently releases a giant boa constrictor from the ice. The snake chews a hole through the ice, and security discovers it days later. However, during an inspection of the hole, the snake is let loose into the prison, killing three workers in the process. The prison sends out a distress call which is received by the United States military. They hire paleontologist Robert Trenton, and his wife Jessica to assist a military team in the search. When they arrive at the prison, they discover the only survivors to be head of security Quinn, and prison warden Fred Ryan.After one troop is killed by the snake, the rest of the team, and Quinn go to search for him. However, a gas explosion occurs that kills the rest of the military team, as well as Quinn. This attracts the snake, which chases Robert, and Jessica, and Jessica is seemingly killed. Robert returns to the security room, and convinces Riley to release the prisoners for help. Riley then releases the prisoners, and the group devises a plan to escape. During the escape, one of the prisoners, Kelly Mitich, attempts to save himself, only to be killed by the snake that accidentally causes another gas explosion which kills Riley. Meanwhile, the other group led by prisoner Yuri Breshcov finds Jessica alive, and they take her in. The snake then kills two of the prisoners, and Yuri, and Jessica escape to the surface. Meanwhile, Robert, and prisoner Patricia O'Boyle attempt to escape, although the snake kills Patricia while Robert escapes to the surface. Robert, Jessica, and Yuri attempt to escape on the military plane, although the snake sneaks onto the plane, and kills one of the pilots. In the ensuing battle, Yuri is sucked out of the plane, and falls to his death, as does the snake. Robert, and Jessica, bewildered, ask the remaining pilot if he can still fly, to which he responds to by asking if the snake is still in the back of the plane.
    

New Alcatraz

Descent Into Darkness

Dean Cain

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