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A painting sends Micki back to 1790, where she confronts the Marquis de Sade (Neil Munro). Webster Eby: Vlasta Vrana. Latour: Paul Jolicoeur. The Contessa: Nancy Cser. Micki: Robey. Johnny: Steven Monarque. (Repeat).

In the series' first episode, cousins Micki Foster and Ryan Dallion learn that the antiques sold by their deceased uncle are hexed and must be recovered before tragedy befalls the items' owners. Their first mission: to track down the whereabouts of a demonic doll. Jack Marshak: Chris Wiggins. Lewis Vendredi: R.G. Armstrong. (Repeat).

When Micki and Ryan learn that a hexed quill pen is owned by a monk, they disguise themselves to infiltrate the monastery and forestall disaster. Jack Marshak: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

A woman's murder puts Micki, Ryan and Jack on the trail of the Cupid of Malek, a grotesque statue that drives its owner to kill any woman who falls in love with him. Micki: Robey. Ryan: John LeMay. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

The cousins fear that a cursed teacup may have caused the death of the man who bought the antique, and the disappearance of his elderly sister. Robey, John LeMay. Jack Marshak: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

The spirit of Uncle Lewis returns from the dead on Halloween and imprisons Micki and Ryan in the shop basement while it searches for a new body to inhabit. Robey, John LeMay. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

Ryan, Micki and Jack try to close the lid on a case involving a coffin that had belonged to an illusionist who gained fame because of the box's extraordinary powers. John LeMay, Robey. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

A recent murder makes Ryan and Micki suspect a renowned doctor (Cliff Gorman), the owner of a scalpel that proves to be two-edged: it can be used to save lives only after it has been used to murder. Micki: Robey. Ryan: John LeMay. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

A pair of cursed boxing gloves passes from a murdered gym owner to a young fighter down on his luck who suddenly is transformed into a pugilistic marvel. Ryan: John LeMay. Micki: Robey. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

Siblings encounter unspeakable horror in this edge-of-your-seat thriller. While driving home from college on deserted rural roads, Darry (Justin Long) and Trish (Gina Philips) become the prey of a terrifying supernatural creature. Francis Ford Coppola served as the executive producer. Jonathan Breck, Patricia Belcher, Eileen Brennan, Brandon Smith. (Repeat).

Victor Salva's clever direction guides this frightening thriller about a gruesome reptilian creature that preys on humans every 23 years for 23 days. This time, it is trained on a busload of high-school athletes, who are traveling on a remote highway. (Repeat).

The agents ask the Lone Gunmen to help find their friendly foe Yves Adele Harlow after former Area 51 worker Morris Fletcher (Michael McKean) claims she's a "super soldier." Gillnitz: Marcus Giamatti. M.E.: John Prosky. Houghton: Timothy Landfield. Kimmy: Jim Fyfe. Yves: Zuleikha Robinson. Jimmy: Stephen Snedden. Langly: Dean Haglund. Byers: Bruce Harwood. Frohike: Tom Braidwood. Reyes: Annabeth G

A severely disfigured man, who claims Mulder told him that Government conspirators caused his injuries, tries to steal files pertaining to Mulder's sister. Dr. Newman: David Fabrizio. Dr. Edwards: Cyd Strittmatter. Van de Kamps: Shannon Hile, Adam Nelson. Older Social Worker: Annie Abbott. (Repeat).

An officer in Napoleon's army traces an enigmatic young lady to a mysterious baron's castle, where the soldier becomes involved in some terrifying goings-on involving a man impersonating a Baron. (Repeat).

A tourist (Sean Astin) is guided through a magical realm by an incompetent, cowardly ex-student wizard (David Jason) in this tale adapted from Terry Pratchett's fantasy novels "The Colour of Magic" and "The Light Fantastic." Tim Curry, Jeremy Irons. Directed by Vadim Jean.

A composer (Michael Warren) overcomes writer's block using a piano that records musical thoughts---and steals souls as well. Justine: Lisa Bonet. (Repeat).

Jack's efforts to bring some fun into the life of a young alien could get him a court martial. Jack: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Gen. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

When an alternate version of Earth is invaded by the Goa'uld, the Stargate crew must appeal to the alternate versions of themselves for help. Samantha: Amanda Tapping. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

A ruthless bounty hunter takes members of the Stargate team into custody. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

Buffy is reunited with a friend (Jason Behr) who is armed with his own stakes---and too much info about her slaying habits. Drusilla: Juliet Landau. Spike: James Marsters. Angel: David Boreanaz. Giles: Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

An evil spirit targets those who conjured him up: a circle of friends that includes Giles and Ethan Rayne (Robin Sachs). And while Buffy tries to save them, Jenny ends up in harm's way. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Nick and Hank are on the case when a deadly female comes to town and attacks members of the Wesen community. Meanwhile, Adalind considers teaming up with a new and dangerous ally. (Repeat).

Nick and Hank introduce Trubel to her new world by taking her on a ride-along, during which they investigate the murder of a young woman. Elsewhere, Adalind makes a discovery that may help her reclaim something she lost. (Repeat).

Nick and Hank investigate a double homicide that's linked to the Verrat. Meanwhile, Trubel meets a father-and-son team who traveled a great distance to find "the Portland Grimm"; and Renard grows suspicious of Adalind's behavior. (Repeat).

The third season ends with the arrival of Monroe and Rosalee's wedding day. Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette come to a surprising realization that could have lasting effects on their relationship; and Adalind's actions have disastrous consequences. (Repeat).

An FBI cadet's unusual insight into two recent murders prompts Doggett to ask the man to look into his own son's death, which the cadet claims is linked to the current cases. Hayes: Jared Poe. Regali: Sal Landi. Barbara Doggett: Barbara Patrick. Follmer: Cary Elwes. Doggett: Robert Patrick. Reyes: Annabeth Gish. (Repeat).

Reyes' knowledge of "The Brady Bunch" proves valuable as the agents investigate the bizarre death of a man who was snooping in a private home he claimed was the set of the show. (Repeat).

In the first of the two-part Season 9 finale, Mulder is tried for murder in front of a military tribunal, where he must justify the existence of the X-files and prove extraterrestrials exist. (Repeat).

Conclusion of the Season 9 finale. Marita Covarrubias testifies at Mulder's tribunal, followed by Gibson Praise, who gives insight into one of the judges. (Repeat).

The Scoobies' failure to nullify the First's hold on Spike inspires Wood to pursue a vendetta as the vampire relives the day his soul was taken away. Anne: Caroline Lagerfelt. Drusilla: Juliet Landau. Young Robin Wood: Damani Roberts. Vamp: Ira Steck. Kennedy: Iyari Limon. (Repeat).

Buffy's old nemesis Faith (Eliza Dushku) returns to Sunnydale and helps the Scoobies combat an ally of the First, an evil preacher who preys on young women with a knife. Caleb: Nathan Fillion. Molly: Clara Bryant. Kennedy: Iyari Limon. Vi: Felicity Day. (Repeat).

As Sunnydale's residents evacuate en masse, Faith rallies the demoralized potentials while an emotionally fragile Buffy endures another run-in with Caleb. Duncan: Nathan Brooks Burgess. Munroe: Justin Shilton. Caleb: Nathan Fillion. Faith: Eliza Dushku. Kennedy: Iyari Limon. Amanda: Sarah Hagan. (Repeat).

Incompetent wizard Rincewind involuntarily becomes guide to the Discworld's first ever tourist, naïve optimist Twoflower and his magical wooden luggage. Based on the book by Terry Pratchett.

The Stargate team wanders into a medieval civilization, where they are mistaken for demons. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

The Stargate team visits a planet where soldiers are engaged in a civil war. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Hammond: Don S. Davis. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

Daniel Jackson reunites with Sha're, but the bond has unfortunate consequences. (Repeat).

The Stargate team visits a planet where all of the inhabitants suffer from amnesia. Gen. Hammond: Don S. Davis. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. Buffy is hunted by assassins, as well as a woman with a bad attitude toward vampires. Meanwhile, Spike uncovers the ritual that may save the weakening Drusilla. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Buffy's co-slayer (Bianca Lawson) proves herself when the assassins close in. Meanwhile Cordy and Xander face the worm-man, and their feelings, while trying to save Angel from Spike. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Nick adjusts to the loss of his Grimm powers and tries to figure out how to deal with Trubel as the fourth season opens. Meanwhile, Wu has an unpleasant flashback; a new group of Wesen come to Portland and steal people's memories; Capt. Renard fights for his life; and Adalind's desperation to find her child lands her in Prince Viktor's clutches. (Repeat).

Nick ponders whether he wants his Grimm abilities back as he and Hank continue to track a Wesen that's stealing memories from its victims. Meanwhile, Adalind learns she has a connection to Nick; and a recovering Capt. Renard has a mysterious visitor. (Repeat).