2024-07-07
Prince turns to Wendy for help with his Olympic bid. (Repeat).
With a new player at Prince Cap, the trading floor scrambles to stake out their turf. Meanwhile, Taylor makes a huge bet on a risky play and Chuck tries to bring home a worthy case but encounters an unexpected challenge. (Repeat).
After a donation to the city of New York puts a strain on the firm, Prince must find fresh capital. Despite skepticism from his team, Chuck searches for a way to undermine Prince's largesse. Sacker and a competitor size each other up. (Repeat).
As Mike Prince takes his place on the Axe Capital throne, he's determined to change the game - and new money means no mercy. (Repeat).
In the aftermath of the Commission's decision, Prince encourages his team to find new investments, and Wendy prepares for the future. (Repeat).
Chuck fights to unlock the city for the people. Meanwhile, Prince and his brain trust hatch a plan to turn the tables, and, after discovering an investment reversal, Taylor teams up with Philip. (Repeat).
Senior and Chucks friends take Chuck on a retreat to regroup. Prince looks to consolidate his wins. Wendy tries to figure out Princes bigger picture. Sacker reckons with some old skeletons in her closet. (Repeat).
Prince's plan is put in jeopardy when Chuck unleashes a new kind of attack. Meanwhile, a discovery sets off chaos at Michael Prince Capital. Prince makes an announcement that pushes the tension between Philip and Taylor to the boiling point. (Repeat).
The discovery of Prince's true plan pushes Chuck to undertake his most dangerous gambit yet, one final all-in gamble that will see the loser sent to prison. (Repeat).
Will Ferrell is a barrel of laughs as callow, sexist Ron Burgundy, a TV anchor in 1970s San Diego who's aghast when he's teamed with an ambitious female reporter behind the news desk. (Repeat).
In this explosively funny sequel, the most trusted, yet cluelessly obnoxious TV newsman in the San Diego market moves to New York along with his crew, including his wife and coanchor, his most trusted reporter, his high-energy sports guy and his exceedingly dim weatherman to launch a brand-new, 24-hour news station. (Repeat).
Thanksgiving marks a time for reunions and revelations as families gather to celebrate. As jaw-dropping events unfold, loyalties will be tested, bonds will be broken, tears will be shed and some lives will be forever changed. (Repeat).
Six Oscars, including Best Picture and Actor (Tom Hanks), went to this extraordinary tale of a simple man who unwittingly becomes involved in some of the key moments of the 20th century. Meanwhile, as the remarkable parade of his life goes by, Forrest never forgets Jenny, the girl he loved as a boy, who makes her own journey through the turbulence of the 1960s and '70s that is far more troubled th
A successful career criminal considers getting out of the business after one last score with his crew, while an obsessive cop desperately tries to put him behind bars. The memorable "cafe scene" marks the first time Al Pacino and Robert De Niro have appeared on-screen together. (Repeat).
Joey has an epiphany. Elíana reveals what's underneath her OCD. Orna talks to Josh, Aryn and Lorena about the struggles of polyamory. While traveling, Alexes uncovers new feelings about Casimar and his hopes for their future. Season finale. (Repeat).
A breathtakingly paced remake of the 1969 caper film starring Michael Caine, with a gang of thieves out to retake some gold that was stolen from them after they pilfered it from a palazzo in Venice. The film features exciting chase scenes involving Mini Coopers racing through metropolitan Los Angeles. (Repeat).
In the season premiere, Prince's political ambitions come with a surprising twist, and his intentions are met with skepticism. Wendy, Wags and Taylor turn to an old friend for guidance. Chuck aligns with an unlikely ally in hopes of leveraging his freedom. (Repeat).
Prince urges the Prince Cappers to aim high under another directive. (Repeat).
Prince attempts to leverage a past employee's work for his own gain. (Repeat).