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In this hilarious comedy-drama based on actual events, weirdo auteur Tommy Wiseau befriends struggling actor Greg Sestero. Together, they make a movie called "The Room," which soon becomes a cult hit due to its staggering badness. (Repeat).

In the wake of a string of anti-Semitic threats online, comedian Alex Edelman goes straight to the source, covertly attending a meeting of white nationalists and coming face-to-face with the people behind the keyboards. (Repeat).

A Brooklyn couple decides to unplug themselves from the internet via a therapeutic retreat to a phone-free cabin in upstate New York. Murderous aliens descend on Earth as they go off the digital grid, leaving them hopelessly uninformed about the apocalypse. (Repeat).

In her HBO debut, Amanda Seales humorously explores social norms and personal identity, engaging the audience with her unique perspective. (Repeat).

A mockumentary chronicling an epic tennis match at Wimbledon between outrageous American troublemaker Aaron Williams and dim-witted English prodigy Charles Poole. (Repeat).

In this all-star, screwball comedy, an estranged Hollywood couple (Catherine Zeta-Jones, John Cusack) tries to create the illusion that they're happy at a press junket for their upcoming movie. Julia Roberts also stars as the actress's sister, who secretly loves brother-in-law Cusack. Billy Crystal, Christopher Walken, Hank Azaria, Stanley Tucci. (Repeat).

This adorable comedy follows an ambitious mariachi singer who hopes to convince a customs worker to accept his visa, and finds love in the process. (Repeat).

A marketing executive at an electric-car start-up quits after an argument with his boss, but is crushed when the company hits the big time, so he tries to reinvent his life under a different name in the peace and quiet of Martha's Vineyard. (Repeat).

A bride-to-be in Greece attempts to solve the mystery of her paternity by reading her mother's diary. Based on the popular ABBA-inspired stage musical. (Repeat).

In this raunchy yet heartfelt comedy, a commitment-phobic binge drinker living in New York City must reevaluate her feelings about intimate relationships when a sports doctor pursues a romance with her. Meanwhile, she must make some hard decisions about her ailing father's long-term care. Unrated version. (Repeat).

A young immigrant from El Salvador is facing his last month in the United States unless he can find a sponsor. Living in New York City has been tough as his career as a toy creator has not gone to plan. At the eleventh hour, he finds a unique artist who may become his sponsor—as long as he helps her with her next exhibition. (Repeat).

In this hysterical comedy, playboy man-child Arthur (Russell Brand) learns that his wealthy mother will only give him his inheritance if he agrees to marry the daughter of a self-made millionaire. However, Arthur hates his intended bride and instead falls for an unlicensed tour guide. (Repeat).

In this amusing fish-out-of-water workplace comedy, a 70-year-old widower comes out of retirement to take an internship at a trendy start-up fashion company. Later, he unexpectedly becomes a confidant for the overwhelmed young CEO. (Repeat).

In this riotous comedy, Tim wants to snag a big promotion at work, but to do so he must take an eccentric nutcase to his boss's dinner party, where guests are supposed to bring the strangest person they can find. (Repeat).

Five twentysomethings discover the Book of the Dead in a secluded cabin, and unwittingly conjure demons that emerge from the surrounding woods with a hunger for fresh souls in this terrifying remake of the horror classic. (Repeat).

An Amazon princess leaves her island home and journeys to the outside world, which is being consumed by a massive war. With the help of an American pilot, she works to put an end to the conflict in this thrilling origin story. (Repeat).

Diana must thwart the schemes of two new enemies, media mogul Maxwell Lord and her former friend Barbara Ann Minerva as the threat of the Cold War looms over American soil. However, she must also grapple with the unexpected return of her lost love, Steve. (Repeat).

A country-music star returns to his hometown, where he reconnects with an old flame—and is shocked to learn that they have a daughter together. In time, he reflects on the life he left behind and the man he wants to be in this stirring romance. (Repeat).

At Miranda's birthday party, Carrie and her friends agree to stop trying to find Mr. Right and decide to settle for Mr. Right Now. Later, Carrie hooks up with an old flame and meets a handsome new man, Mr. Big; Miranda takes a liking to Skipper; and Samantha has a one-night stand with a man Charlotte wouldn't sleep with on the first date. (Repeat).

Miranda faces a date with a modelizer; Sam's latest bedroom romp is caught on tape; Charlotte (Kristin Davis) loses Miles to a blind woman; and Mr. Big plays with Carrie, who takes on a model of her own. Mr. Big: Chris Noth: Duncan: Jeffrey Nordling. (Repeat).

At work, Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) is mistaken for a lesbian; Sam tries to ring her doorman's bell; Charlotte's Mr. Right has the wrong dinnerware; and Carrie hits the Hamptons to visit her married friends and sees more than just the sights. Kristin Davis, Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

Carrie juggles a flirty fling with "good-kisser guy" (Timothy Olyphant) and a budding "thing" with a too-busy Big. Meanwhile, Charlotte's new man makes a strange request of her; and Samantha feels her infatuation with twentysomethings is getting old. Or she is. (Repeat).

Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) wonders about her latest fling when he tips her at the end of a date; Charlotte inspires a painter, who uses her as the model for his new works; and Skipper develops a hankering for Miranda (Cynthia Nixon). Big: Chris Noth. (Repeat).

Carrie goes too far with Big (Chris Noth), who seems to be ashamed of her; Miranda's new beau has a secret; and Charlotte cops to a fling with "a Hassidic folk artist from Brooklyn." Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

Charlotte (Kristin Davis) is put off by her guy's expectations; Carrie hopes to be Mr. Big's one and only; Samantha refuses to be her realtor's sole property; and Miranda falls harder for Skipper after spying him with another woman. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

Carrie meets Big's ex---who proves to be everything Carrie feared she'd be. Meanwhile, the ladies find themselves drawn into strange, three-sided romances. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Big: Chris Noth. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

While Mr. Big (Chris Noth) tells Carrie he will not marry, Samantha tries to bring "the Turtle" out of his shell and Miranda shows Charlotte that a "rabbit" can be a girl's best friend. (Repeat).

At a baby shower for a friend, Carrie awaits the results of her home-pregnancy test, and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) wonders when she will move into the mother 'hood. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Big: Chris Noth. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

Samantha (Kim Cattrall) gives up sex, cold turkey; Carrie worries about her affair with Big when the two share a messy moment; and Charlotte's beau forgoes intimacy for mental security. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

After seeing Big (Chris Noth) at Mass, Carrie questions his faith in her; Miranda's new man ends up in hot water after every dirty deed; Sam has a big reaction to a small matter; and Charlotte gets a bad forecast about her happy future. (Repeat).

At Miranda's birthday party, Carrie and her friends agree to stop trying to find Mr. Right and decide to settle for Mr. Right Now. Later, Carrie hooks up with an old flame and meets a handsome new man, Mr. Big; Miranda takes a liking to Skipper; and Samantha has a one-night stand with a man Charlotte wouldn't sleep with on the first date. (Repeat).

Miranda faces a date with a modelizer; Sam's latest bedroom romp is caught on tape; Charlotte (Kristin Davis) loses Miles to a blind woman; and Mr. Big plays with Carrie, who takes on a model of her own. Mr. Big: Chris Noth: Duncan: Jeffrey Nordling. (Repeat).

At work, Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) is mistaken for a lesbian; Sam tries to ring her doorman's bell; Charlotte's Mr. Right has the wrong dinnerware; and Carrie hits the Hamptons to visit her married friends and sees more than just the sights. Kristin Davis, Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

Carrie juggles a flirty fling with "good-kisser guy" (Timothy Olyphant) and a budding "thing" with a too-busy Big. Meanwhile, Charlotte's new man makes a strange request of her; and Samantha feels her infatuation with twentysomethings is getting old. Or she is. (Repeat).

Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) wonders about her latest fling when he tips her at the end of a date; Charlotte inspires a painter, who uses her as the model for his new works; and Skipper develops a hankering for Miranda (Cynthia Nixon). Big: Chris Noth. (Repeat).

Carrie goes too far with Big (Chris Noth), who seems to be ashamed of her; Miranda's new beau has a secret; and Charlotte cops to a fling with "a Hassidic folk artist from Brooklyn." Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

Charlotte (Kristin Davis) is put off by her guy's expectations; Carrie hopes to be Mr. Big's one and only; Samantha refuses to be her realtor's sole property; and Miranda falls harder for Skipper after spying him with another woman. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

Carrie meets Big's ex---who proves to be everything Carrie feared she'd be. Meanwhile, the ladies find themselves drawn into strange, three-sided romances. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Big: Chris Noth. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

While Mr. Big (Chris Noth) tells Carrie he will not marry, Samantha tries to bring "the Turtle" out of his shell and Miranda shows Charlotte that a "rabbit" can be a girl's best friend. (Repeat).

At a baby shower for a friend, Carrie awaits the results of her home-pregnancy test, and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) wonders when she will move into the mother 'hood. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Big: Chris Noth. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

Samantha (Kim Cattrall) gives up sex, cold turkey; Carrie worries about her affair with Big when the two share a messy moment; and Charlotte's beau forgoes intimacy for mental security. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

After seeing Big (Chris Noth) at Mass, Carrie questions his faith in her; Miranda's new man ends up in hot water after every dirty deed; Sam has a big reaction to a small matter; and Charlotte gets a bad forecast about her happy future. (Repeat).

Living in the perfect Barbieland, Barbie and Ken lead a carefree existence, but soon, Ken finds himself questioning his simple life. Enamored by the human world, he convinces Barbie to leave their comfort zone and take a trip outside Barbieland. Soon, the Mattel CEO feels threatened by the duo's daring decision and pursues them to guide them back to where they belong. (Repeat).

Entertaining biopic of Michael "Eddie the Eagle" Edwards, whose participation in the 1988 Winter Olympics marked the first time a Brit had ever competed at ski jumping. Edwards trains for the sport with a former champ, and finds fame as a lovable loser who's just trying his best. (Repeat).

Laughs mix with gasps in this compelling story about a milquetoast physics professor (Michael Stuhlbarg) who finds his life unraveling as he deals with his cheating wife, threats to his tenure and a neighbor who likes to sunbathe naked. (Repeat).

Comedian and writer Sam Jay takes the stage at Brooklyn Steel for a hilariously frank discussion on embracing our differences, the stresses of long-term relationships, and the power of empathy. Newly engaged, Jay gets candid about life with her future wife and the unknown stresses of being "the man," the grim reality of trash day, and more. (Repeat).

In the wake of a string of anti-Semitic threats online, comedian Alex Edelman goes straight to the source, covertly attending a meeting of white nationalists and coming face-to-face with the people behind the keyboards. (Repeat).

Leo Reich faces the swirling uncertainty of our collective future, asking the big questions. Treading the line between hilarious stand-up and humorless performance art, this special blends songs, anecdotes, and anxious non-sequiturs in a valiant attempt to raise awareness about important social and political causes or something. (Repeat).

In this hilarious installment of the "Vacation" series, the youngest son of the Griswold clan, now grown with a family of his own, sets out to re-create a cross-country road trip from his youth to an amusement park. (Repeat).

An Amazon princess leaves her island home and journeys to the outside world, which is being consumed by a massive war. With the help of an American pilot, she works to put an end to the conflict in this thrilling origin story. (Repeat).

A brokenhearted Carrie tries to get back in the dating game by pitching woo with the Yankees' new recruit (Mark Devine). Meanwhile, Samantha wrestles with her lover's minor-league lovemaking skills; and Miranda cries foul when the girls lose themselves in bad romances. Mr. Big: Chris Noth. (Repeat).

Honesty is the worst policy for Sam, who calls James (Jamie Goodwin) on his "problem," and Carrie, who tells a friend to leave her hubbie. Meanwhile, Miranda gets a crash course in dirty talk; and Charlotte finds the perfect mate. Or so she thinks. Stanford: Willie Garson. (Repeat).

Samantha (Kim Cattrall) has her hands full with a man who likes to be manhandled; meanwhile, Charlotte's guy lets her down; and Miranda wonders if anyone can make her happy. Harrison: Marc Kudish. Ben: Ian Kahn. (Repeat).

Charlotte forces herself into a romance after all her friends end up single at the same time. Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

A friend's funeral prompts Carrie to resurrect her romance with Big (Chris Noth), and Miranda fears she might die after buying an apartment that induces panic attacks in her. Meanwhile, Sam is ostracized for going after a socialite's hubby, and Charlotte picks up a man at a cemetery. Josephina: Shannon Williams. Sandy: Felicity LaFortune. Dick: Michael DeVries. (Repeat).

Carrie tries to figure out what's going on after she and Mr. Big (Chris Noth) reconcile; Charlotte falls in with a squad of high-powered lesbians; Samantha gets worked over by her new personal trainer; and Miranda is forced to compete with her new guy's adult film fantasies. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

The ladies become members of the wedding when two of Miranda's friends become the least likely of lovers. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

Could it be? Miranda finds something close to love with a nice guy. Meanwhile, Sam finds more than love when she beds a septuagenarian; and Carrie tries to figure out what's up with her newly revived fling with Mr. Big (Chris Noth). Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) turns Big into a fixer-upper when his bad habits begin to annoy her; Samantha sees an old beau in a new light. And a dress. Meanwhile, Charlotte discovers her new guy has a little more to offer than she expected; and Miranda tries to juggle her bartender's schedule. Big: Chris Noth. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

Charlotte (Kristin Davis) scores herself a movie star; Sam tries to keep her wealthy lover's butler at bay; and Miranda gives her bartender the check. Meanwhile, Carrie evaluates New York's class system and the reasons behind Mr. Big's admission of love. Big: Chris Noth. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Directed by Allison Anders. (Repeat).

As Sam tries to get back at an ex, Carrie tries to get back in with Big (Chris Noth). Meanwhile, Charlotte fears her guy 's gay; and Miranda finds her health isn't up to snuff. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

In a dramatic turn of events, Carrie realizes that Big (Chris Noth) doesn't plan to stay in town---or with her---for very long. Meanwhile, Charlotte and a sales clerk make a perfect match for her shoe fetish; and Miranda goes out of her way to please an outdoorsy lover. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

Let the romantic games begin! Miranda toys with a wide-eyed neighbor; Charlotte (Kristin Davis) joins a bridge club to win a good guy; and Carrie takes on a new beau from her therapist's waiting room. Meanwhile, Sam's lover raises the stakes whenever his favorite sports team comes out on top. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

Carrie caves in and calls up her "go-to" guy; Sam (Kim Cattrall) uncovers too much about her neighbor's between-the-sheets behavior; Miranda falls prey to a pushy partner; and Charlotte finds her dance card overbooked. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Written by Darren Star. (Repeat).

Carrie's romance with a writer ends up being a family affair, while Samantha (Kim Cattrall) takes on a strange bedfellow: Charlotte's brother. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) becomes her alcoholic beau's new addiction; Charlotte's ego takes a hit when her guy takes a nap during sex; and Samantha gets a strange request from her friends from the "other team." Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

In the Hamptons, the ladies fear that women in their 20s are a "threat to their existence" as Charlotte (Kristin Davis) plays young to hook a guy; Samantha's ex-secretary moves into her territory. Meanwhile, Carrie gets a cloying intern (Rachel Miner) and a shock from Big. Brad: Patrick Breen. Nina: Marisa Ryan. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Carrie's hopes of "just being friends" with Big (Chris Noth) are dashed by his shocking announcement about Natasha. Meanwhile, Sam has her hands full with "Mr. Too Big" (John Enos); and Miranda and an ex find friendship leading them back to bedmates. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

A brokenhearted Carrie tries to get back in the dating game by pitching woo with the Yankees' new recruit (Mark Devine). Meanwhile, Samantha wrestles with her lover's minor-league lovemaking skills; and Miranda cries foul when the girls lose themselves in bad romances. Mr. Big: Chris Noth. (Repeat).

Honesty is the worst policy for Sam, who calls James (Jamie Goodwin) on his "problem," and Carrie, who tells a friend to leave her hubbie. Meanwhile, Miranda gets a crash course in dirty talk; and Charlotte finds the perfect mate. Or so she thinks. Stanford: Willie Garson. (Repeat).

Samantha (Kim Cattrall) has her hands full with a man who likes to be manhandled; meanwhile, Charlotte's guy lets her down; and Miranda wonders if anyone can make her happy. Harrison: Marc Kudish. Ben: Ian Kahn. (Repeat).

Charlotte forces herself into a romance after all her friends end up single at the same time. Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

A friend's funeral prompts Carrie to resurrect her romance with Big (Chris Noth), and Miranda fears she might die after buying an apartment that induces panic attacks in her. Meanwhile, Sam is ostracized for going after a socialite's hubby, and Charlotte picks up a man at a cemetery. Josephina: Shannon Williams. Sandy: Felicity LaFortune. Dick: Michael DeVries. (Repeat).