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An unemployed, panhandling college dropout applies for a janitor position at the local hospital, but life gets flipped upside down when he's mistakenly hired as an emergency room trauma surgeon after his buddy hacks the hospital computer. (Repeat).

Tracing the turbulent career of radio and TV shock-jock Howard Stern, including his experiences as a struggling kid, his first attempts at spicing up his talk show, his married life and his rise to fame at New York's WNBC. Robin Quivers, Fred Norris, Mary McCormack, Gary Dell' Abate, Jackie Martling. (Repeat).

Men living in a small desert community come upon some inexplicable phenomena, including at least one very grisly body. It turns out that there are gigantic wormlike carnivores living under the desert that come up to feed on humans. (Repeat).

Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn, Diane Keaton are delightfully wacky in this comedy about three reunited college friends who join forces to plan the perfect revenge scheme against their philandering husbands. Dan Hedaya, Stockard Channing, Victor Garber, Maggie Smith, Bronson Pinchot, Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

Remake of Billy Wilder's 1954 gem about the transformation of a woman and the two brothers vying for her attention. (Repeat).

The title could be short for the "ex"-cellent script and the "ex"-ceptional performances by Zach Braff and Jason Bateman. The former is a new employee at his father-in-law's company, the latter is his boss, who happens to have once dated Braff's wife (Amanda Peet) back in high school, and still carries a serious torch for her. Charles Grodin ended a 10-year movie hiatus to play Peet's father, and

Chronicles Depeche Mode's 1988 Music for the Masses U.S. tour and their final show at the Pasadena Rose Bowl. (Repeat).

A Los Angeles police detective embodies a mysteriously masked vigilante named "El Chicano" to defeat and repel a violent and nationalist Mexican drug cartel that seeks to reclaim California as Mexican territory – and to avenge the murder of his brother. (Repeat).

This period film is set during the German occupation of Poland in the 1940s. Based on true accounts, the drama follows Irene Gut Opdyke, a nineteen-year-old hotel kitchen worker hired by Rugmer, a Nazi official. She was later promoted as a housekeeper to serve in Rugmer's home, where, unbeknownst to him, she also managed to shelter twelve Jews in the cellar. (Repeat).

Riveting docudrama about millionaire John du Pont and his relationship with brothers Dave and Mark Schultz, Olympic wrestlers who train at his estate. Mark initially idolizes du Pont, but slowly realizes the depths of his benefactor's madness. (Repeat).

Recalling the rise and fall of New York's drug-and-sex-filled disco scene of the late '70s, from the perspective of a 19-year-old hustler. (Repeat).

In this stirring biopic, jazzman Chet Baker relearns his craft in the late '60s after his front teeth are knocked out during a mugging. As he strives to get his career back on track and overcome a drug addiction, he receives support from his girlfriend, an actress who was cast to play his lover in a movie about his life. (Repeat).

A curmudgeonly gay dwarf and his unstable, alien-obsessed neighbor are thrown together on an impossible road trip that will alter their strange friendship (and their sense of reality) forever. (Repeat).

Emma and Josh have been struggling with their adult issues coupled with their parenting issues. They decide to take matters into their own hands to preserve their union. Thus, they ship their kids off to attend a sleepaway camp so they can have their alone time. They then begin experimenting with various sexual adventures, often comical, to reignite that spark again. (Repeat).

Michael Showalter wrote, directed and stars in this charming and quirky romantic comedy about the unlikely affair between a nerdy accountant and a beautiful magazine editor (Elizabeth Banks). Michelle Williams, Justin Theroux, Zak Orth, Michael Ian Black. (Repeat).

After the accidental death of her fiancé, a woman (Jennifer Garner) learns some surprising secrets about him while falling for one of his best friends. "Erin Brockovich" writer Susannah Grant makes her directing debut with this romantic dramedy. Timothy Olyphant, Sam Jaeger, Kevin Smith. (Repeat).

A businessman buys a cat as a gift for his daughter's birthday, only to have his mind transported into the feline's body following a car accident. As his family's new pet, he begins to see his loved ones in a different light in this delightful comedy. (Repeat).

Aid workers attempt to save a community's water supply in this moving drama set in the war-torn Balkans of 1995. However, their mission is complicated by bureaucratic indifference and the possibility that any situation could erupt in sudden violence. (Repeat).

A greedy TV executive learns the true meaning of Christmas in this updating of "A Christmas Carol". (Repeat).

An obscure black politician is chosen to run for president, who astonishes his detractors when his folksy campaign catches fire. (Repeat).

An ambitious nightclub promoter discovers that the woman he tried so hard to get is even harder to get rid of when their casual romance turns deadly serious. Directed by Martin Lawrence. Kris Kristofferson, Barbara Hershey, Leelee Sobieski, Jane Birkin, Dominique Blanc, Jesse Bradford, James Ivory. (Repeat).

Jude Law defines charisma in this funny, insightful and sometimes poignant portrait of an unabashed philanderer. Law plays Alfie, a Manhattan chauffeur who begins to reevaluate his shallow ideas about women and romance. The comedy-drama is a remake of the 1966 Michael Caine film of the same name. Marisa Tomei, Susan Sarandon, Jane Krakowski, Nia Long, Omar Epps. (Repeat).

In this breezy romantic comedy, the exasperated parents of a 35-year-old ladies' man who won't move out of the house hire a woman who specializes in convincing men to leave the nest. (Repeat).

In this raucous action-movie spoof, actors (including Ben Stiller, Robert Downey Jr. and Jack Black) are on location in the jungle playing Vietnam War soldiers when they run afoul of real-life drug traders. Stiller co-wrote the screenplay and also directed. Nick Nolte, Tom Cruise, Matthew McConaughey, Steve Coogan. (Repeat).