Showtime FamilyZone (East) (SHOFe)

Evicted from their apartment, a father and son try to scare new tenants. (Repeat).

Maia sets out to reconnect with her Mexican-American roots on her Nana's birthday, but things go terribly wrong. (Repeat).

Jack Black earned a Golden Globe nomination for his inspired performance in Richard Linklater's whimsical comedy. He plays a manic slacker-turned-substitute teacher who transforms his sheltered private-school pupils into a full-fledged rock band. (Repeat).

A cop offers to share his lottery ticket with a waitress he can't afford to tip. He hits the jackpot and wins millions, but his girlfriend tries to convince him to welch on his promise to the waitress. (Repeat).

Sizzling star Lindsay Lohan sparkles in this romantic comedy about a lucky career gal whose good fortunes are inexplicably reversed after she kisses the unluckiest guy in town at a masked ball. Chris Pine, Faizon Love, Missi Pyle. Directed by Donald Petrie. (Repeat).

After his home in Peru is destroyed, a talking bear named Paddington travels to London, where he is taken in by a kindly family. However, a museum taxidermist is determined to make a trophy out of him in this endearing adventure for all ages. (Repeat).

To save the career he endangered with his hotheaded attitude, professional basketball player Bilal Irving takes on a new job - coaching the failing basketball team in his hometown of Dumont, Ontario. He's got just one obstacle: his former coach, whose ideas about coaching vastly differ from that of Bilal's. The two will have to put aside their differences and their attitudes if this small-town tea

A family wake up on Christmas Day to find that their dog is missing. It's soon confirmed via a DNA test that Santa really does exist, so they begin a quest to get to the North Pole and reunite with the beloved pet. (Repeat).

A triumphant Cinderella story about the crowd-pleasing Depression-era thoroughbred Seabiscuit. Together, Seabiscuit's downtrodden jockey, wizened trainer and entrepreneurial owner lead the horse to several victories that helped to inspire a Americans during the downtrodden 1930s. (Repeat).

A suburban ballet student moves to Chicago, where she finds a new way to express herself in the hip-hop culture of her inner-city high school and explore a new romance in this upbeat teen drama. (Repeat).

A charlatan claiming to be a faith healer is stranded in a backwater town in Kansas where a local sheriff gets wise to his scam. (Repeat).

An Eastern European man is forced to live at JFK Airport after his visa is canceled due to a coup in his own country in this charming drama. In time, the terminal becomes a virtual country within itself, complete with culture, ambition, status, diversity and the need for love. (Repeat).

Best friends Wayne and Garth are hired to host their public access show professionally. Wayne falls for Cassandra, the lead singer in a metal band, and must contend with a handsome network executive who plans to ruin their show and steal away Cassandra. Based on the iconic SNL skit. (Repeat).

A mysteriously contolling ancient dust has its way overcoming humans, but somehow it gives Jim Yung superpowers. As a result, he is taken to a training ground where he must learn why aliens have returned to Earth. (Repeat).

Absorbing biopic of renowned Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, who travels to England in 1913 to study at Cambridge. He faces prejudice there from many of his colleagues, but he also bonds with a professor named G.H. Hardy. In time, Ramanujan authors a number of pioneering equations. (Repeat).

After his home in Peru is destroyed, a talking bear named Paddington travels to London, where he is taken in by a kindly family. However, a museum taxidermist is determined to make a trophy out of him in this endearing adventure for all ages. (Repeat).

A couple is determined to rewrite the rules of Native American culture. (Repeat).

A cynical, hard-drinking ex-baseball player (Billy Bob Thornton) grudgingly coaches an inept Little League team in this hit-and-miss remake of the 1976 classic. Greg Kinnear, Marcia Gay Harden. Directed by Richard Linklater ("School of Rock"). (Repeat).

During the Civil War, the four daughters of a doctor who went to the front patiently wait for his return to their mother. Jo, Amy, Beth and Meg March try to compensate for their father's absence and lack of resources by continuing their creative activities and helping others. As we grow up, they all take a different path. Jo, who wants to become a writer, dreams of moving to New York. (Repeat).

Adaptation culled from the popular book series about seven enterprising adolescents who find their moneymaking efforts hampered by boys, neighbors and parents. Schuyler Fisk, Rachael Leigh Cook. Stacey: Bre Blair. Dawn: Larisa Oleynik. Claudia: Tricia Joe. Melanie Mayron directed. (Repeat).

A lonely turnstile clerk saves a man who has fallen onto the tracks, then poses as the comatose man's fiancée to gain access to his condition. (Repeat).

In "Raspberry," a son struggles to say goodbye to his dead father. (Repeat).

A second-generation British-Pakistani teenager comes of age in a small town during the Thatcher era, rebelling against parental and cultural expectations and the confines of provincial life with the help of Bruce Springsteen's empowering music and relatable lyricism. (Repeat).

A recently separated woman moves to L.A. with her two daughters, where she rents out her guesthouse to three much-younger men—one of whom she soon begins dating. However, her estranged husband soon reenters the picture in this winning romantic comedy. (Repeat).

A posh Beverly Hills high school's most popular student does her best to survive the ups and downs of adolescent life. Receiving a foreign exchange student during the school year, she uses her social connections to try to find her a boyfriend. (Repeat).