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Red Bill and McCoy reckon with consequences, while Steve and Thompson face off for the last time. (Repeat).

Bounty hunter Red Bill, searches for his mother's killer, and Sheriff McCoy comes upon a fortune. (Repeat).

Strife occurs at Butler's farm when McCoy and Kurt arrive. The ladies face a threat from within. (Repeat).

As Red Bill and McCoy traverse the desert, Eve and Steve must both deal with looming threats. (Repeat).

Red Bill recalls his mentor, Anderson. McCoy remembers his time with his brother, Bronson. (Repeat).

Red Bill and McCoy enter the mines, Steve and Eve face consequences. Bronson runs for governor. (Repeat).

Rain comes to Greenvale, and with it, Bronson's men arrive. Violent reckonings come to pass. (Repeat).

Red Bill and McCoy realize a common enemy, Steve faces increasingly heavy pressure from Thompson. (Repeat).

Red Bill and McCoy reckon with consequences, while Steve and Thompson face off for the last time. (Repeat).

Bounty hunter Red Bill, searches for his mother's killer, and Sheriff McCoy comes upon a fortune. (Repeat).

Strife occurs at Butler's farm when McCoy and Kurt arrive. The ladies face a threat from within. (Repeat).

As Red Bill and McCoy traverse the desert, Eve and Steve must both deal with looming threats. (Repeat).

Red Bill recalls his mentor, Anderson. McCoy remembers his time with his brother, Bronson. (Repeat).

After the fire, Tom talks about his family life with the police. Jess consoles Tom through the funeral, but a talk with an old friend of Kate's makes Jess think over her affair with Tom. (Repeat).

Emboldened with new evidence, the case looks clear cut. A new picture of the fire emerges. The locals begin to wonder who they can really trust. (Repeat).

Tom is bailed out of jail, but the community's attitude towards him remains frigid. An argument with Steve at the children's memorial benefit cause tensions to rise. Steve tells Jess what Kate told him after the car wreck. (Repeat).

A fire ravages a small community. The villagers are forced to search through the remains to find closure. (Repeat).

After the fire, Tom talks about his family life with the police. Jess consoles Tom through the funeral, but a talk with an old friend of Kate's makes Jess think over her affair with Tom. (Repeat).

Emboldened with new evidence, the case looks clear cut. A new picture of the fire emerges. The locals begin to wonder who they can really trust. (Repeat).

Tom is bailed out of jail, but the community's attitude towards him remains frigid. An argument with Steve at the children's memorial benefit cause tensions to rise. Steve tells Jess what Kate told him after the car wreck. (Repeat).

A fire ravages a small community. The villagers are forced to search through the remains to find closure. (Repeat).

After the fire, Tom talks about his family life with the police. Jess consoles Tom through the funeral, but a talk with an old friend of Kate's makes Jess think over her affair with Tom. (Repeat).

Emboldened with new evidence, the case looks clear cut. A new picture of the fire emerges. The locals begin to wonder who they can really trust. (Repeat).

Tom is bailed out of jail, but the community's attitude towards him remains frigid. An argument with Steve at the children's memorial benefit cause tensions to rise. Steve tells Jess what Kate told him after the car wreck. (Repeat).

Successful couple Dan and Emily have all they could wish for, but not a child. After Emily accidentally strikes Kaya with her car, Kaya makes an offer. (Repeat).

Three months later, Kaya is expecting a baby and living comfortably at Dan and Emily's home. She begins to reconsider her plans while at a club. Young reporter Eleanor examines the circumstances surrounding a body found in the River Clyde. (Repeat).

Dan is concerned about information he has learned about Kaya. Emily gets ready for the baby's birth. Before prom, Kaya decides to reveal her relationship with Jack. (Repeat).

Kaya gets better, but the baby's health is uncertain. Dan adjusts to his new life as a dad. Emily worries something is wrong. Eleanor makes Kaya's mother visit, but Kaya refuses to meet her. (Repeat).

Crushed that Kaya has repudiated their freedoms to visit the child, dispatches a fight in court. (Repeat).

A fire ravages a small community. The villagers are forced to search through the remains to find closure. (Repeat).

After the fire, Tom talks about his family life with the police. Jess consoles Tom through the funeral, but a talk with an old friend of Kate's makes Jess think over her affair with Tom. (Repeat).

Emboldened with new evidence, the case looks clear cut. A new picture of the fire emerges. The locals begin to wonder who they can really trust. (Repeat).

Tom is bailed out of jail, but the community's attitude towards him remains frigid. An argument with Steve at the children's memorial benefit cause tensions to rise. Steve tells Jess what Kate told him after the car wreck. (Repeat).

Successful couple Dan and Emily have all they could wish for, but not a child. After Emily accidentally strikes Kaya with her car, Kaya makes an offer. (Repeat).

Three months later, Kaya is expecting a baby and living comfortably at Dan and Emily's home. She begins to reconsider her plans while at a club. Young reporter Eleanor examines the circumstances surrounding a body found in the River Clyde. (Repeat).

Dan is concerned about information he has learned about Kaya. Emily gets ready for the baby's birth. Before prom, Kaya decides to reveal her relationship with Jack. (Repeat).

Kaya gets better, but the baby's health is uncertain. Dan adjusts to his new life as a dad. Emily worries something is wrong. Eleanor makes Kaya's mother visit, but Kaya refuses to meet her. (Repeat).

Crushed that Kaya has repudiated their freedoms to visit the child, dispatches a fight in court. (Repeat).

Successful couple Dan and Emily have all they could wish for, but not a child. After Emily accidentally strikes Kaya with her car, Kaya makes an offer. (Repeat).

Three months later, Kaya is expecting a baby and living comfortably at Dan and Emily's home. She begins to reconsider her plans while at a club. Young reporter Eleanor examines the circumstances surrounding a body found in the River Clyde. (Repeat).

Set 200 years in the future, a small band of rebels face off against the status quo where humans have achieved immortality through genetic engineering (Repeat).

A fictional account of one year in the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria. On Christmas Eve 1877, Elisabeth, once idolized for her beauty, turns 40 and is officially deemed an old woman; she starts trying to maintain her public image. (Repeat).

The drama film centers on a trans woman named Monica. After 20 years away from home in the Midwest, Monica returns to be with her sick mother. Being back home with family triggers Monica's memories of pain and rejection. But she realizes how far she has come in finding and forging her own identity. (Repeat).

Sara, a radio presenter, and Jean, a former professional rugby player, have lovingly been together for 10 long years. One day, in wintry Paris, Sara crosses paths with François, a former lover she left for Jean. He is apparently opening a new sports agency and wants Jean to work with him as a rugby talent scout. This chance meeting, unfortunately, awakens dormant feelings inside Sara's heart and i

Following a contentious break-up that saw their lives split evenly down the middle, exes Allen and Nina find their beloved local bar transformed into the battleground of their final confrontation before parting ways forever. The two soon embark on a madcap custody battle to earn the right to remain a regular at the bar, with their bemused circle of friends looking on. (Repeat).

Lindsay and Jack receive an unusual invitation from well-off strangers to attend an all-expenses-paid trip. Eager to indulge in a bit of luxury, the duo accepts, unwittingly agreeing to plummet into a wild and hedonistic experience that will put their already unstable bonds to the test. (Repeat).

As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads, three couples face imminent quarantine. One-half of each couple – Jonathan, Clarissa, and Paul – begin to feel as though their lives have taken a significant turn as they must confront long-dormant truths about their significant others and themselves. (Repeat).

For Gwen, it's always 1999. The face in the mirror is unfamiliar and her partner isn't recognizable to her despite waking up together every day. Joe's past is coming undone and his partner, Sarah, fears she will be forgotten. A doctor refuses to give up on them, determined not to let them unravel. (Repeat).