The three-part documentary series co-directed by Leslie Iwerks and Mark Catalena about the history and impact of DC Comics is narrated by Rosario Dawson and features interviews with creators and actors.

Set in 1993, Ted the bear (voiced by (Seth MacFarlane) is living in Massachusetts with his best friend, 16-year-old John Bennett (Max Burkholder) and his family in the prequel comedy series to the movie franchise of the same name.

Based on Australian police detective Colin McLaren's four years of research, the documentary recreates scenes to illustrate the theory first offered in the 1960s by ballistics expert Howard Donahue and later written about in the 1992 book by Bonar Menninger, "Mortal Error: The Shot that Killed JFK," that a Secret Service agent accidentally shot the president.

Alyvia Alyn Lind as a young Dolly returns in this sequel to 2015's Dolly Parton’s Coat of Many Colors.

The Ryan Murphy limited series based on Steven Gaines's book Simply Halston tells how American fashion designer Halston (Ewan McGregor) built a fashion empire in the 1970s only to lose control of it in the 1980s.

The lives of Abraham's wife Sarah, her servant Hagar, her great-niece Rebekah, and the sisters Leah and Rachel are at the center of the limited series based on the Old Testament’s Book of Genesis.

The three-part miniseries focuses on the relationship between teaching assistant Maxine Carr (Jemma Carlton) and her fiancée, Ian Huntley (Scott Reid), who murdered 10-year-old girls Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells in 2002. [Premiered originally in the UK on Channel 5 on 10 Oct 2022 and in the US on BritBox on 30 Dec 2022]

Newly appointed Prime Minister Boris Johnson (Kenneth Branagh) and the British government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic is at the center of this six-part limited series written by Michael Winterbottom and Kieron Quirke. [Premiered originally in the UK on Sky Atlantic on 28 Sep 2022 and in the US on BritBox on 1 Nov 2023]

Based on a 1968 idea from Jim Henson and Jerry Juhl, freshly divorced Ron Emmerson (Jay Harrington) takes his two kids Tim (Graham Verchere) and Annie (Genevieve Buechner) to spend Thanksgiving at his Aunt Cly's (Mary Steenburgen) farm. Bored, Tim and Annie look into rumor of the Howling Hoodoo creature of Turkey Hollow.

Another freak storm, this time off the coast of New York City, sets Fin (Ian Ziering) and April (Tara Reid) back into battle with hundreds of sharks in Manhattan.

The career of Formula One driver Ayrton Senna (Gabriel Leone) is the focus of the limited series drama series.

The four-part docuseries about the connection Maurizio Mian has to a German shepherd named Gunther who inherited $80 million from his late owner.

Anna (Kristen Bell) spends her days drinking wine and watching her neighbors when one day she thinks she sees someone murdered at her new neighbor's (Tom Riley) house in this limited series from Rachel Ramras, Hugh Davidson, and Larry Dorf.

Originally planned as a miniseries, the now three-hour TV movie is a new version of the Dickens classic written by Steven Knight with Guy Pearce as Ebenezer Scrooge.

Manipulated by her mother Olivia Foxworth (Ellen Burstyn), Corrine Dollangange (Heather Graham) hides her four children (Kiernan Shipka, Mason Dye, Maxwell Kovach, and Ava Telek) in the attic after the death of their father in this TV movie adaptation of the V.C Andrews book that was made into a theatrical film in 1987.

Hannah (Jennifer Garner) seeks to build a relationship with her 16-year-old stepdaughter (Angourie Rice) as they look into why her husband (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) disappeared suddenly in this thriller based on Laura Dave's novel of the same name.

The three-part docuseries features previously unseen/heard police interviews from the case of Fred and Rose West, who were accused of killing at least 12 women, including their own daughter.

The limited series dramatizes producer Albert S. Ruddy's (Miles Teller) experience while making Francis Ford Coppola's "The Godfather."

During the Civil War, a group of Virginia women from different backgrounds spy on the Confederates in the limited series based on a true story and produced by Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman.

Lady Sarah Ashley (Nicole Kidman) faces the challenges of running a cattle ranch she inherited and the threat of World War II with the help of a local drover (Hugh Jackman) in the six-episode series created from all the footage Baz Luhrmann shot for his 2008 film, Australia.

The three-part docuseries directed by Emma Cooper features the testimony of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard side-by-side along with footage of social media and livestreamed commentary. [Premiered originally in the UK on Channel 4 on 21 May 2023 and in the US on Netflix on 16 Aug 2023]

Narrated by Bertie Carvel, experts reveal how a dinosaur they are uncovering lived, hunted and died with new state-of-the-art visual effects in the six-part reimagining of the 1999 miniseries of the same name.

Interrogator Rya Goodwin (Amanda Seyfried) learns how Danny Sullivan's (Tom Holland) past played a part in his involvement in a shooting in New York City in this miniseries inspired by Daniel Keyes' 1981 nonfiction book The Minds of Billy Milligan.

Former police officer Jo (Keeley Hawes) is staying at a Canary Islands resort with family and friends when gunfire erupts in this three-part British thriller created by Louise Doughty. [Premiered originally in the UK on 20 Oct 2022 on BBC One and in the US on 15 Nov 2022 on BritBox]

Dr. Joyce Reardon assembles a team of paranormal talents and a gifted autistic girl to investigate an allegedly haunted mansion, known as Rose Red, built in Seattle in 1907 by oil magnate John P. Rimbauer. Can the team survive the horror that they uncover within the walls of this secretive structure? And how far will Reardon go to get the answers she seeks? This mini-series, written by Stephen King, takes you to the place that Evil calls home.

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, the second installment from Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan's anthology series explores the lives of the brothers (Nicholas Alexander Chavez and Cooper Koch) who were convicted of killing their parents (Javier Bardem and Chloë Sevigny).

Guy Montag (Michael B. Jordan) does his job of burning books without question until he meets someone that helps him to decide to go against his mentor (Michael Shannon) and society at large in Ramin Bahrani's adaptation of Ray Bradbury's sci-fi novel of the same name.

Alex Forrest (Lizzy Caplan) becomes obsessed with her lover Dan Gallagher (Joshua Jackson) after he tries to end their affair in the miniseries reimagining of the 1987 film of the same name.

After the death of Gianni Versace (Enrico Colantoni) in 1997, his sister Donatella Versace (Gina Gershon) must overcome drug addiction and lost confidence in the brand to save the family company from bankruptcy in this Lifetime TV movie.

The six-hour miniseries dramatizes the struggles and challenges of King Tut's (Avan Jogia) reign as others in his circle including Grand Vizier Ay (Ben Kingsley), sister-wife Ankhe (Sibylla Deen), High Priest Amun (Alexander Siddig), and General Horemheb (Nonso Anozie) scheme for their own power.

Stephen King adapted his own 1996 novel about a remote Nevada mining town under the deadly influence of a mysterious force known as Tak.

The adaptation of Alice Hoffman's historical novel focuses on the lives of four women (Cote de Pablo, Rachel Brosnahan and Kathryn Prescott) who took care of doves at the mountain fortress of Masada where 900 Jews who were forced out out of Jerusalem by the Romans took refuge in 70 C.E.

Identical twins, Leni and Gina (both played by Michelle Monaghan), have switched lives over the years, but now one is missing in this Australian thriller created by Vanessa Gazy.

The Lifetime TV movie based on the real-life murder of Fontainebleau hotel heir Ben Novack Jr. (Rob Lowe), chronicles his marriage to a former Miami strip club dancer named Narcy (Paz Vega), who was eventually convicted of hiring hitmen to kill him and his mother (Candice Bergen).

The first season of the anthology series from Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan centers on Jeffrey Dahmer's (Evan Peters) life, his victims and the police who failed to capture him for over a decade.

Dr. Matthew Cooper (Michael Vartan) and environmentalist Emily (Lauren Lee Smith) trace strange happenings at their small Pacific Northwestern town to the oil drilling by the company owned by her father (Terry O'Quinn).

The six-part prequel to The Witcher set 1200 years before Geralt of Rivia tells the story of the first Witcher and the events that led to the conjunction of the spheres.

The 10-hour miniseries retells the stories of Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus (Diogo Morgado).

The dramatization of the life of Vickie Lynn Hogan (Agnes Bruckner), who would later be known as Anna Nicole Smith, begins with her life in Texas, meeting J. Howard Marshall (Martin Landau), finding fame with Playboy, and ends with her death from a drug overdose.

The second African Queens docu-drama series focuses on the life of Queen Cleopatra (Adele James).

New York attorney Liv (Melissa Barrera) is stranded in the Canadian wilderness after her private plane crashes in this survival thriller Limited series.

A couple (Will Ferrell and Kristen Whig) seek to adopt a baby from a young woman (Jessica Lowndes).

A Canadian reporter (Mike Meyers, who will also play seven other characters) seeks to expose a secret society that has been influencing world events since 1347 in this comedic limited series created by Meyers.

The three-part docuseries directed by Nadia Hallgren centers on the life of the Spice Girl as founder and creative director of her fashion and beauty brand.

In 1795, John Beecham (Tom Bateman) begins a new life at a grand Delhi mansion with an infant and two Indian nursemaids, Chanchal (Shriya Pilgaonkar) and Maya (Trupti Khamkar) after quitting his job with the East India Company in this six-part period drama from Gurinder Chadha. [Premiered originally in the UK on ITV on 23 Jun 2019 and in the US as a part of PBS's Masterpiece on 14 Jun 2020]

After a tragedy at Emma's (Mckenna Grace) school, her father (Rob Lowe) beings to question if his perfect daughter had something to do with it in this remake of the 1956 horror film directed by Lowe.

Cybill Shepherd plays Martha Stewart in a made-for-TV movie for the second time in this look at the events leading up to (and life in prison after) Stewart's trial and conviction on insider trading charges.

Originally aired in Canada in 2012, the four-hour miniseries is an adaptation of Kate Mosse's novel about the parallel hunt for the Holy Grail by 13th century French noblewoman Alaïs (Jessica Brown Findlay) and current-day archaeology volunteer Alice Tanner (Vanessa Kirby).

The three-part documentary series from Rebecca Chaiklin & Eric Goode features accusations of emotional, sexual and physical abuse as well as animal abuse from another exotic animal zoo owner, Doc Antle, first introduced in Tiger King.

Four different families are on vacation in Scotland seeking a respite from their problems but one of them dies in a fire in the six-part drama based on Sarah Moss novel of the same name. [Premiered originally in the UK on Channel 4 on 16 Nov 2025 and in the US on Acorn TV on 25 May 2026]

While on vacation in the Catskills with her family, Frances "Baby" Houseman (Abigail Breslin) falls in love with a dance instructor named Johnny Castle (Colt Prattes) in this TV movie version of the 1987 film of the same name.

A college is terrorized by mutated vampire bats that kill scantily-clad humans in this made-for-television movie from the "creative" team that brought you "Locusts." Can college professor Lucy Lawless save the student body? What do you think.

Eric Goode and Rebecca Chaiklin return with an update on the people in the first season, including Joe Exotic, who is currently sentenced for 22-years in prison for attempting a murder-for-hire on Baskin and animal abuse.

This Hallmark Hall Of Fame holiday drama brings a widow and widower (a Christmas-tree salesman, no less!) together in snowy "New York City."

During World War II, the journeys of blind French teenager Marie-Laure LeBlanc (Aria Mia Loberti) and German soldier Werner Pfennig (Louis Hofmann) cross in Shawn Levy's four-part limited series based on Anthony Doerr's novel of the same name.

Anna Barton (Charlie Murphy) begins an affair with William (Richard Armitagee, her fiancé's father in this adaptation of Josephine Hart's 1991 novel, Damage (which was also adapted into the 1992 film of the same name).

The two-part documentary directed by Cynthia Hill examines Brittany Murphy's career, her marriage to Simon Monjack and her death at 32-years-old under mysterious circumstances.

Thomas Kretschmann ("The Pianist") stars as the late Pope in this short made-for-television biopic.

Set five years after Sharknado 3, tornados with Sharks return to endanger Fin (Ian Ziering) and the rest of the world. Announced cameos include David Faustino, Shark Tank's Lori Greiner and Robert Herjavec; Dancing With the Stars' Kym Johnson; Motley Crue's Vince Neil; Wayne Newton; Baywatch's Gena Lee Nolin and Alexandra Paul; and Dr. Drew Pinsky.

The TV movie follows Grumpy Cat (voiced by Aubrey Plaza) and a 12-year-old named Chrystal (Megan Charpentier) as they try to save the pet store Grumpy Cat lives in.

Oil engineer Andy Yeats (Matthew Fox) is in the Middle East when a global energy crisis causes chaos around the world in this limited thriller series based on Alex Scarrow's novel of the same name.

An author learns how to stop being a jerk in this "A Christmas Carol"-esque holiday telefilm adapted from Richard Paul Evans' novel.

Loosely based on Dustin Diamond's memoir of his time on the NBC teen show as Screech (Sam Kindseth as Diamond) with Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Dylan Everett) as Zack Morris, Mario Lopez (Julian Works) as A.C. Slater, Tiffani-Amber Thiessen (Alyssa Lynch) as Kelly Kapowski, Elizabeth Berkley (Tiera Skovbye) as Jessie Sapano, and Lark Voorhies (Taylor Russell McKenzi) as Lisa Turtle.

TNT's adaptation of Sandra Brown's novel sees Detective Duncan Hatcher (John Corbett) falling in love with Elise Laird (Julie Benz), who is married to a crooked judge (Gary Cole).

The Lifetime TV movie depicts the life of R&B singer Aaliyah (Alexandra Shipp) from her first taste of fame on "Star Search" to her tragic ending at the age of 22.

After a shark is killed with a grenade, it returns as a ghost that can attack people from any water source.

Masterpiece Contemporary brings the story of a John Lennon's life between 1964 and 1971. Christopher Eccleston is the Beatle's singer while Yoko Ono is played by Naoko Mori.

Based on the bestselling novel, this made-for-tv drama sees an amateur pilot and stewardess forced to land a damaged jumbo jet when the rest of the crew and passengers are incapacitated by an accidental military attack.

On the the 20th anniversary of the 6-year-old beauty queen's death, comes another dramatization with JonBenét (voiceover by Phoebe Lawrenson) narrating as Boulder detective Steve Thomas (Eion Bailey) questions her parents (Julia Campbell and Michel Gill).

Monster: The Ed Gein Story, the third installment from Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan's anthology series is about the 1950s killer (Charlie Hunnam) who influenced such films as Psycho, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and The Silence of the Lambs.

The three-part docuseries features interviews with crew members, reporters, friends of the cast and Naya Rivera's father as it looks into the rapid rise of "Glee" and the tragic death of three cast members.

The Lifetime TV movie follows the love affair between Elizabeth Taylor (Lindsay Lohan) and Richard Burton (Grant Bowler) that began during the filming of Cleopatra to their two marriages and divorces.

The feature film from Project Greenlight winner Jason Mann is set in Connecticut where con man Charles (Ed Weeks) is preparing to marry the senator's daughter Fiona (Bridget Regan) when the arrival of his brother Leonard (Tom Bell) threatens to ruin the wedding.

The sequel to the Emmy-winning miniseries based on J. Randy Taraborrell's book focuses on Jackie (Katie Holmes) and Ted (Matthew Perry) as they deal with life after the deaths of John and Robert.

Billed as the final movie, Fin (Ian Ziering) must travel back in time to stop the first Sharknado from ever happening to save his family.