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Gangster saga explores the life of organized crime as it chronicles the true-life rise and fall of New York mobster and FBI informant Henry Hill and the more prominent "goodfellas" in his world. Henry comes up through the ranks, but quickly learns that his half-Irish, half-Sicilian ethnicity prevents him from ever becoming a "made guy." Soon he finds himself the target of both the feds and his Maf

An examination of the connections and relationship that humans have with insects and other arthropods. (Repeat).

Creatures of the open ocean are examined, including halfmoon fish, sunfish, loggerhead turtles, sardines, yellowtails and triggerfish. (Repeat).

Borneo is the richest rainforest island of all; home to 40,000 species of plants and animals. 6,000 of them are unique - and more are discovered almost daily. (Repeat).

Examining marine life of the abyss, where extreme cold and pressure have shaped bizarre and grotesque creatures such as the deep-sea angler fish and the gulper eel. Also: bioluminescent fish. (Repeat).

The impact of seasonal changes on oceans are examined. (Repeat).

Life in the frozen polar seas. Included: plankton blooms that feed scores of migrating fish, birds, whales and seals. Also: walruses and polar bears. (Repeat).

An examination of fragile ecosystems and the colorful life surrounding coral reefs. Included: the crown-of-thorns starfish; parrot fish; and shrimp. (Repeat).

The effects of tides on the oceans of the world are examined and how sea-dwelling creatures have adapted to and taken advantage of them. (Repeat).

Coastal regions and the animals that live there are examined. Included: marine iguanas on the Galapagos Islands. (Repeat).

Ron Perlman gives a helluva performance as a quick-witted demon-turned-superhero in this entertaining adaptation of Mike Mignola's comic book. Here, he helps a secret U.S. government agency battle modern-day Nazis and interdimensional monsters. Guillermo del Toro ("Blade II") directed and wrote the script. (Repeat).

This spellbinding chiller follows four teens with supernatural powers who are challenged by a mysterious, evil newcomer (Sebastian Stan) to their New England prep school. A major drawback to the quartet is that they get a bit older every time they use their powers. Steven Strait, Taylor Kitsch, Chace Crawford and Toby Hemingway play the hunky warlocks. Directed by Renny Harlin. Laura Ramsey, Jessi

The angel Michael helps protect a group of strangers in a diner when God decides to wipe out humanity in this spine-tingling supernatural action thriller. Michael informs them that they are the only ones who can convince the Almighty to spare the human race. (Repeat).

James Woods stars in this gory horror flick as Jack Crow, a hardened Vatican-trained vampire hunter. After Crow's team is murdered by a 600-year-old Master Vampire (Thomas Ian Griffith) and his legions, Crow tracks the powerful master to his lair, with the help of a young priest and a woman "turned" by the vampire's bite. Daniel Baldwin, Sheryl Lee. (Repeat).

Ron Perlman gives a helluva performance as a quick-witted demon-turned-superhero in this entertaining adaptation of Mike Mignola's comic book. Here, he helps a secret U.S. government agency battle modern-day Nazis and interdimensional monsters. Guillermo del Toro ("Blade II") directed and wrote the script. (Repeat).

This spellbinding chiller follows four teens with supernatural powers who are challenged by a mysterious, evil newcomer (Sebastian Stan) to their New England prep school. A major drawback to the quartet is that they get a bit older every time they use their powers. Steven Strait, Taylor Kitsch, Chace Crawford and Toby Hemingway play the hunky warlocks. Directed by Renny Harlin. Laura Ramsey, Jessi

James Woods stars in this gory horror flick as Jack Crow, a hardened Vatican-trained vampire hunter. After Crow's team is murdered by a 600-year-old Master Vampire (Thomas Ian Griffith) and his legions, Crow tracks the powerful master to his lair, with the help of a young priest and a woman "turned" by the vampire's bite. Daniel Baldwin, Sheryl Lee. (Repeat).

Featuring South America, the most species rich continent on Earth. From the bone-dry deserts of the Atacama, where penguins weave their way through a minefield of snapping sea lions, to the lush cloud forests of the Andes, where Andean bears scale 30-meter trees in search of elusive fruits, South America is full of the unusual and ingenious. (Repeat).

The boys sell "Brighto," not realizing its proper uses, in "Dizzy Doctors." Vernon Dent, Bud Jamison, Moe Howard. (Repeat).

A San Francisco police detective investigates a vigilante group murdering purported gangsters who have evaded the law. He soon begins to suspect his partner may be a key figure in the organization. (Repeat).

Road film about a bounty hunter hauling his quarry from New York to L.A. while dodging the mob, the FBI and a rival bounty hunter. (Repeat).

A warrior named Conan seeks revenge on the man who killed his parents, but is tasked with helping save the daughter of a king who has come under the spell of the same man who Conan seeks to slaughter. (Repeat).

In the first sequel to the 1982 original, Conan must escort the niece of a nasty queen on a mission to find a magical gem. In return, the queen will resurrect his dead love. (Repeat).

The hunt is on for a pedophile who left his victim comatose. Meanwhile, Briscoe is offered a deal to avenge his daughter's death. Stokes: Ray Anthony Thomas. Kusevitsky: William Hill. Feldman: Cliff Gorman. Anderton: Robert Vaughn. (Repeat).

A baby's suspicious death leads to a case involving foreign adoptions and a doctor whom McCoy accuses of "peddling defective children." Connery: Edward Conery. Megan: Monique Fowler. Dr. Kostov: Victor Steinbach. Nicholas: Spencer Breslin. (Repeat).

A vicious hate crime leads to a case involving a nervous eyewitness and the police's "blue wall of silence." Fratelli: David Valcin. Lemotte: Larry Clarke. Dietrich: John Ventimiglia. Veitch: John A. MacKay. Gerwitz John Driver. Carlson: Mark Mineart. (Repeat).

The investigation into how a teen got wounded leads to a case involving a young woman's murder and a drug operation. Rivera: Jose Zuniga. Kevin: Thomas Guiry. Mathis: Victor Colicchio. Taylor: Glenn Kessler. Benvanides: Raphael Baez. (Repeat).

After a child in a day-care center dies of a virus, Briscoe and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) try to find the source of the infection. Downing: Dylan Baker. Paula: J. Smith-Cameron. Dr. Weiss: John Berg. Harwood: Dennis Creaghan. (Repeat).

After the detectives find a murdered postman and a woman (Christina Haag) who was left for dead in her apartment, the investigation leads to a serial killer and a surprise. Bergstrom: Christopher Patrick Mullen. Lamotte: Larry Clarke. Lazar: Mark Blum. (Repeat).

The murder of an employee at a fertility clinic leads to a case involving a dead man's first and second wives. (Repeat).

The killing of a professional escort leads to a case involving the close relationships between a young man (Matt Keeslar) and two older women (Laila Robins, Penny Fuller). Daniel Messler: John Cunningham. Judge Barry: Doris Belack. Det. Tarvis: Karen Ziemba. Orenstein: David Canary. Georgina: Nancy Johnston. (Repeat).

A warrior named Conan seeks revenge on the man who killed his parents, but is tasked with helping save the daughter of a king who has come under the spell of the same man who Conan seeks to slaughter. (Repeat).

In the first sequel to the 1982 original, Conan must escort the niece of a nasty queen on a mission to find a magical gem. In return, the queen will resurrect his dead love. (Repeat).

The gruesome death of the host of a reality-TV show that exposed infidelity challenges the Jeffersonian team to identify a killer from a long list of disgruntled adulterers who may have been motivated by revenge. Meanwhile, Booth is surprised that Brennan is dating two men at the same time. (Repeat).

The discovery---not far from the Jeffersonian---of the mutilated body of a veterinarian leads to an investigation that uncovers the deceased's gambling addiction and possible ties to an illegal dogfighting enterprise. "Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan guest stars. (Repeat).

When the murder of a reclusive science-fiction writer with obsessive-compulsive disorder has the Jeffersonian team stumped, Hodgins turns to Zack (Eric Millegan) for help in piecing together the evidence to track down the killer. (Repeat).

The Jeffersonian team investigate the murder of a mall Santa, who decked out his home with holiday decor and had gone as far as changing his name to Kristopher Kringle. Meanwhile, Brennan tries to arrange a festive family get-together. Max Keenan: Ryan O'Neal. (Repeat).

When a motorcycle racer's remains are discovered in a national park, Brennan and Booth hunt for his killer. But just when they're getting traction, another rider's seemingly accidental death throws the case off course. Meanwhile, Dr. Sweets tries to get Booth and Brennan to leave their work at the office. (Repeat).

Brennan and Booth investigate the death of a star college-basketball player found crushed under a set of stadium bleachers. Meanwhile, Hodgins attempts to propose to Angela. Chief Cutler: James Black. Coach Morse: Michael McGrady. (Repeat).

A baby boy is discovered at the scene of his mother's murder. While the Jeffersonian team carries out the investigation, the maternally challenged Brennan cares for the child. (Repeat).

The Jeffersonian team struggles to remain impartial when they're called to testify for the prosecution in the trial of Brennan's father (Ryan O'Neal), who could be sentenced to death for the murder of FBI Deputy Director Kirby. (Repeat).

When the body of an aspiring singer (Ace Young of "American Idol") is discovered, Booth and Brennan probe a club's open-mike night, where they encounter the deceased's friends, rivals and one dangerously obsessed fan. (Repeat).

In the third-season finale, the arrival of a human jawbone at the Jeffersonian looks like the work of the Gormogon, while the disappearance of the silver skeleton from the lab suggests one of their own may be working as the serial killer's apprentice. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. Brennan and Booth are on a lecture tour in London, where their trip is extended after they're drawn into the investigation of the murder of a wealthy American's daughter. Meanwhile, back at the Jeffersonian, Angela is surprised by the return of her estranged husband, who must agree to a divorce before she can marry Jack. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Having solved the murder of a wealthy American's daughter, Brennan and Booth are persuaded to remain in London when one of their English colleagues is killed. (Repeat).

The gruesome death of the host of a reality-TV show that exposed infidelity challenges the Jeffersonian team to identify a killer from a long list of disgruntled adulterers who may have been motivated by revenge. Meanwhile, Booth is surprised that Brennan is dating two men at the same time. (Repeat).

The discovery---not far from the Jeffersonian---of the mutilated body of a veterinarian leads to an investigation that uncovers the deceased's gambling addiction and possible ties to an illegal dogfighting enterprise. "Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan guest stars. (Repeat).