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Dan Soder delivers sharp comedy in his first HBO special. He tackles topics like airport drug dogs, quirky customer service, and growing up with an alcoholic dad. (Repeat).

In his first HBO comedy special, John Early brings his unique blend of cutting commentary, pop star swagger, and all-around loveable hilarity to Roulette Intermedium in Brooklyn, New York. In the style of a gritty 70s rockumentary, Early performs stand-up and explosive song covers from Britney to Neil Young, intercut with Spinal Tap-esque backstage sketches. (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 spotlight on comedy legend Mel Brooks' life and career features archival interviews and clips from some of his most memorable works, including "Young Frankenstein" and "The Producers," as well as a spaghetti-and-meatball feast with fellow nonagenarian and longtime friend Carl Reiner. (Repeat).

Mexican teenager Jaime Reyes returns home from college full of idealism and hope for his country's future. But his home isn't as he left it. Dejected and without direction now that his dreams have been dashed, Jaime finds an ancient scarab that turns out to be an alien symbiote. When the scarab chooses him, Jaime becomes the third incarnation of the superhero, The Blue Beetle. This film is a super

Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton are dynamic in this witty romantic comedy. Nicholson plays an aging Lothario with a young girlfriend. He meets his soul mate, however, when he's introduced to his lover's mother, a playwright who can't stand the sight of him. (Repeat).

Computer whizzes toil away at a tech company in California and hope their ideas will be the Next Big Thing in this comedy, which begins with Richard being courted by Hooli honcho Gavin Belson and eccentric investor Peter Gregory when they see dollar signs in his new Web site, but for entirely different reasons. (Repeat).

A viable business plan that includes staff reductions is required by Peter Gregory before he'll come through with the start-up money, but Richard isn't sure if his best friend, Big Head, will make the cut. (Repeat).

Gavin Belson promotes Nucleus, a competing compression platform, but Richard is preoccupied with negotiating for Pied Piper, which is already registered to a sprinkler company. Meanwhile, Erlich tries to come up with a new name for the business; and Peter Gregory displays his stingy side. (Repeat).

Richard regrets his drunken promise at Peter's toga party to make Erlich a board member, and later works on a presentation for Pied Piper's vision. Meanwhile, Big Head finds kindred spirits after being unassigned at Hooli; and an interesting connection emerges between Peter and Gavin Belson. (Repeat).

Erlich taps a graffiti artist to design Pied Piper's logo, with predictably controversial results. Meanwhile, Richard learns he doesn't have much time to prepare for a live demonstration at TechCrunch Disrupt; Gavin Belson and Peter Gregory have an unexpected encounter; and Jared works on the company's efficiency. (Repeat).

Pied Piper's cloud needs help, so the team hire a hacker called "The Carver," though his notorious reputation makes Richard nervous. Meanwhile, Jared goes out of his way to get Peter Gregory's signature; Gilfoyle's girlfriend attracts attention in the incubator; and Dinesh faces a sexual dilemma. (Repeat).

TechCrunch Disrupt opens and Richard worries about finishing his demo, but is distracted by a former girlfriend who's spreading rumors about him. Meanwhile, Jared feels threatened by Amanda's role in the company; Dinesh is smitten with a woman at another booth; and Pied Piper's chances may be ruined by Erlich's connection to a judge that's rooted in scandal. (Repeat).

In the Season 1 finale, Pied Piper's guys are worried after Gavin Belson gives a stirring presentation at TechCrunch Disrupt, but Richard finds the inspiration to make significant changes while Jared plots a new direction for the company. (Repeat).

Taped in December 2023 in front of a sold-out audience at the Moore Theater in Seattle, Washington, Glaser dives into a wide range of topics including why she doesn't want kids, the harsh realities of aging, her sexual fantasies, and plans for her own death – all in her hilarious, unapologetic, and brutally honest style. (Repeat).

Polished and incisive remake of the 1939 classic about a sisterhood of well-to-do New Yorkers who rally around their friend (Meg Ryan) when they learn her husband is having an affair. As in the original, the film features an all-female cast, including Annette Bening, Jada Pinkett Smith, Eva Mendes and Debra Messing. Written and directed by TV veteran Diane English, who based her script on the 1936

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).

Friction continues between a rookie cop and his seasoned partner (who's also his future brother-in-law) in this sidesplitting action comedy. After discovering a mysterious flash drive during an arrest, the pair travel to Miami to hunt down a drug lord with the help of a savvy detective. (Repeat).

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).

​Emmy-winning writer, New York Times bestselling author, and SNL alum Seth Meyers stars in his first HBO stand-up special. Known for his dry wit and sharp topical commentary as host of Late Night with Seth Meyers, the comedian shifts his focus to his personal life – from the chaos of raising three young kids, to navigating different communication styles in marriage, and more. (Repeat).

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

Barry Munday (Patrick Wilson) wakes up in the hospital after an attack in a movie theater minus his testicles. Then he discovers that a woman whom he can't remember sleeping with has filed a paternity suit against him. (Repeat).

A rollicking adventure about a mail-room clerk who finds himself shipwrecked on an island inhabited by a minuscule race of people, who make him look like a giant by comparison. (Repeat).

This fantasy musical film follows the story of Willy Wonka, the famous but eccentric chocolatier based on the character from Roald Dahl's novel. In particular, it emphasizes his rise to the top. The narrative traces his beginnings as a young adult who started as an employee selling chocolate in a store until he became driven to enter the chocolate industry eventually. This film acts as a prequel t

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).

Ordinary teen Billy Batson possesses the ability to transform into a superhero alter ego with just a single word. As Batson continues to hone his crimefighting skills and tackle new challenges, he faces a threat that puts his life in jeopardy. The sequel to the 2019 film. (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).

Season 2 begins with the Pied Piper guys being wined and dined by every venture capitalist under the sun, while Monica adjusts to a new managing partner at Raviga as the company faces major changes. (Repeat).

Pied Piper could go under if Richard and the guys can't find legal and financial help in the wake of Hooli's bombshell. Meanwhile, Dinesh tries to thwart a fund-raising campaign for his cousin's new app; and Monica tries to keep her interest in Pied Piper separate from her job. (Repeat).

Richard mulls a proposal by Gavin, but also considers a pitch from Russ Hanneman about backing Pied Piper. Meanwhile, Monica learns surprising news about Richard's deal with Hooli; and Gilfoyle and Dinesh go to extremes to get what they want. (Repeat).

Richard clashes with Erlich over a potential employee; Jared draws up a workplace harassment policy; Dinesh and Gilfoyle wonder if a new coworker they recommended is making more money than they are; Monica and Richard are outvoted at a board meeting; Big Head gets a promotion at Hooli. (Repeat).

Gavin creates interference that hinders Pied Piper's expansion. Meanwhile, the guys could be threatened by a nosy neighbor; Guilfoyle sets out to build servers; Richard's reluctant to let Jared move in; and Big Head's leadership skills are suspect. (Repeat).

Erlich runs into an old protégé who's now an energy drink billionaire when Monica urges the guys to pursue a livestream opportunity, but Richard learns their friendship isn't what Erlich thinks it is. Meanwhile, Jared wants Carla and Monica to be friends. (Repeat).

The team fields job offers and Russ is distracted by financial news, but Richard realizes Pied Piper could fold if it doesn't merge with a hated rival. Meanwhile, Dinesh tries to woo a woman online; and Gavin looks on the bright side of Nucleus' failure. (Repeat).

Richard gets paranoid about security after he takes pity on a competitor and inadvertently starts a feud. Meanwhile, Russ is ready to celebrate Pied Piper's latest gambit; and Gavin looks for a scapegoat when he feels pressure from board members. (Repeat).

Erlich wants to testify when Pied Piper and Hooli enter binding arbitration, but Richard worries that his rival's claims could have merit. Meanwhile, Jared, Dinesh and Gilfoyle debate a philosophical theory; and Big Head gets a boost. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 finale, the verdict on Pied Piper's fate coincides with a startling real-life drama that makes their livestream immensely popular, and emotions run high as the gang tries to keep the company together. (Repeat).

Bridget Jones, now a fortysomething news producer, discovers that she's pregnant in this hilarious comedy sequel. However, she isn't sure if the baby's father is Mark Darcy, her on-and-off boyfriend, or Jack Qwant, her new American love interest. (Repeat).

At a tiny Parisian café, the adorable yet painfully shy Amélie accidentally discovers a gift for helping others. Soon Amelie is spending her days as a matchmaker, guardian angel, and all-around do-gooder. But when she bumps into a handsome stranger, will she find the courage to become the star of her very own love story? (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).

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).

Bruce Willis and Billy Bob Thornton are delightful as thieves who hold a bank manager hostage the night before a heist, then empty the vault before the start of business the next day---known as the "Sleepover Bandits." Barry Levinson directed the sly comedy-drama. Cate Blanchett, Troy Garity. (Repeat).

A Hollywood hooker signs on for a weeklong job with a john who is a corporate raider; he pays for a makeover so she can act as his "date." (Repeat).

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

For his second HBO stand-up special, Lil Rel Howery returns home to Chicago to share candid takes on fame, fatherhood, and therapy. (Repeat).

The romantic adventures of fashionable New York City writer Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her three chic friends continue in what could be the ultimate chick flick, a glitzy, gal-pleasing movie adaptation of the popular HBO series. Expect love, marriage plans and maybe even a baby carriage. Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon, Kristen Davis, Chris Noth. (Repeat).

Polished and incisive remake of the 1939 classic about a sisterhood of well-to-do New Yorkers who rally around their friend (Meg Ryan) when they learn her husband is having an affair. As in the original, the film features an all-female cast, including Annette Bening, Jada Pinkett Smith, Eva Mendes and Debra Messing. Written and directed by TV veteran Diane English, who based her script on the 1936

Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton are dynamic in this witty romantic comedy. Nicholson plays an aging Lothario with a young girlfriend. He meets his soul mate, however, when he's introduced to his lover's mother, a playwright who can't stand the sight of him. (Repeat).

The third season begins with Richard furious about being removed as CEO of Pied Piper, and Dinesh and Gilfoyle aren't sure what the future holds without him, but Erlich gets along just fine with the new boss. Meanwhile, at Hooli, Gavin tries a novel approach to damage control, and Big Head learns of important changes on the horizon. (Repeat).

Dinesh and Gilfoyle are optimistic about the new Pied Piper, but Richard isn't so sure. Meanwhile, Jared and Erlich have habitation problems; and Gavin mulls a risky move. (Repeat).

Richard looks for an alternative path to the chain of command; Gilfoyle deals with headhunters; Dinesh's recent purchase attracts unwanted attention. (Repeat).

Erlich has new competition; the Pied Piper staff has a hard time giving less than their all; Monica stands her ground; Gavin reaches a decision about Nucleus. (Repeat).

Richard's ego gets in the way during an interview; Erlich makes his pitch to Big Head; Dinesh, Gilfoyle and Jared lose track of some hardware. (Repeat).

Richard's neuroses could ruin his new relationship; Big Head and Erlich's launch party goes awry; Dinesh is smitten with a foreign coworker. (Repeat).

A beta version of Pied Piper gets an unexpected reception as Dinesh's lack of friends worries him, but Gilfoyle thinks he's stretching the truth. Meanwhile, Amanda isn't sure she can dole out criticism; a strapped Erlich mulls a big decision; and the Nucleus team tackles a difficult challenge from Gavin. (Repeat).

Erlich tries to be honest with Richard, who has mixed emotions about their friendship and the future of Pied Piper. Meanwhile, Jared's new company apparel turns heads but fuels yet another clash between Dinesh and Gilfoyle. (Repeat).

Shocking stats are revealed and prompt Richard to bridge the gap between Pied Piper and its users, but Jared must go to extremes to keep everything intact. Meanwhile, Gavin tries to recapture his former glory by bringing in new talent after discovering secrets about the competition. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 finale, Pied Piper's future is hazy, but Erlich's industry profile begins to rise, creating a moral dilemma for Richard as Dinesh's new app starts to catch on. Meanwhile, Laurie makes plans for her exit; and Gavin's pompous personality haunts his comeback at Hooli. (Repeat).

Two hard-partying ladies see a viral video in which unruly brothers plead for dates for their sister's wedding in Hawaii, and decide to pose as the angels they're looking for in order to score a free trip in this incredibly raunchy comedy. (Repeat).