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Twenty years after he vanished, a man’s dying wish to his son is: “Bring me Bigfoot.” An occult comedy about “unconfirmed” people and “unconfirmed” creatures colliding around a TV crew’s hare-brained hunt.

The story of 21-year-old vintage VHS collector Connor Wallace and how he causes mischief, violence and trouble. Laura and Elliott constantly hear about Connor's wrongdoings and ground him.

With interviews by Sude Belkıs, Seda Sayan comments on the most talked-about topics of the week!

54-year-old Mikawa Meiko is a single woman who quit her office job to run a small donut shop. One night, she picks up a wallet that has fallen at her feet and takes it to the police station, but the handsome young man who owns it says, "Thank you, Auntie," and she is shocked by the power of those words. Faced with the reality of being an "auntie," Meiko confronts one wall after another of "aging."

Mitsuki Kajitani, a fiercely independent woman who can’t stand being led by men finds an unexpected match in Noriyuki Shinomiya, an awkward elite employee hopeless at dating—sparking a role-reversed romance where she takes the lead and inspires him to grow.

A twice‑widowed woman who fears love, and a young man determined to break that fear… When Abdullah chooses Nouriya as his wife, beliefs, family, and the past collide, beginning a journey full of challenges that test the meaning of motherhood and the strength of love and hope…

Cameron Esposito is a nonbinary pregnant person, and in Call Them Mother, we walk through their journey with them!

Pac-Man is hungry for a new adventure and some fresh flavors! He’s leaving his familiar home of Pac-Village for the bright and bustling New Pac-City! But what adventures are being cooked up? What a-maze-ing challenges will Pac-Man roll through?

A comedy series presented in separate episodes, it cleverly and satirically portrays the daily life of the average Yemeni citizen amidst the hustle and bustle of the street and its contradictions, showcasing the hardships of daily life in a humorous way.

UNI, which follows the fun campus life of five university students navigating classes, friendships, chaos, and complicated relationships, tells the everyday routines of youth humorously and sincerely.

In a social comedy, Abdullah and Suad decide to tie the knot despite their advanced age, facing the challenges of "late adolescence" amidst a hectic family life. Their story intertwines with the adventures and experiences of the younger generation Troubled emotions, and everyday paradoxes that reflect the clash of generations.

All Mothers Lie is an Israeli comedy-drama series created by Yael Katz, Noam Nevo and Natalie Michaelashvili-Dror, directed by Atara Frish. The series is a sports drama produced by Green Productions and United King Films. The plot centers on a single mother who decides to embark on a sporting journey and play basketball, in an attempt to positively influence her son's life and get him out of his sedentary lifestyle.

The chronicles of the idiotic, wannabe masterminds as they attempt to make money in any way possible among the unforgiving streets of Los Santos. A remake of the original series, "The Masterminds"

Can a "Blackout" save a boring romance? Set in the romantic streets of Lijiang, Yunnan, the story follows a couple who have lost their spark. They traveled to this ancient city hoping to relive the magic of their first "romantic encounter," but the feelings just wouldn't come back. However, everything changes after a night of heavy drinking and a total blackout. They meet a mysterious new boy—a real "adventure" they never expected! What happens when "Fresh Blood" enters the mix?

Jail Chill is a Malayalam web series by Karikku.

Four friends in their early twenties fumble their way through minor and major disasters on their journey into adulthood.

Mujhe Rang De is a heartfelt gay love story and an intimate BL (Boys’ Love) series that explores loneliness, emotional intimacy, and the fear of choosing authenticity over safety. Set against the backdrop of art and vulnerability, this queer romantic drama follows two men who slowly discover that whatthey are searching for might just be each other.

A comedy-drama starring Shalom Assayag, who also created the series alongside his son Daniel Assayag, and which feels like a spiritual prequel to their previous collaborative series, “The '80s” and “The '90s,” though this time without Meni Assayag as a writer. The plot goes back in time to 1950s Israel and follows Eliyahu Ben Simon (Assayag) and his family, who arrived from Morocco straight into the overcrowded, difficult, and precarious life of an immigrant transit camp. As they try to find their place in their new country, the family members are forced to deal with bureaucracy, neighbors, and a reality that doesn’t always match the dream that brought them here—but always with humor and a zest for life.

It follows a man who finds himself caught in a whirlwind of families after contemplating marrying nine women. High jinks ensue as personalities and temperaments clash under one roof.

Baek Ho joins a team of loner rescuers. Along with his unique colleagues, he tackles the strange cases of social recluses, slowly transforming his prejudice into empathy and humanity.

In Cuenca, four strangers are forced to live under the same roof after going through misfortunes.

When pompous huntsman influencer Sigmar—creator of the ‘Sigmar Look’—is appointed ‘Master of the Hunt’, he must turn his fake hunting fame into real trophies before the truth (or his prey) catches him.

Philippine adaptation of the French TV show of the same name.

A web series by Stray Kids' Lee Know. The show centers around Lee Know trying out various activities. For each episode, he selects three options he wants to do, and his pet cats: Soonie, Doongie, and Dori choose the final activity based on which treat bowl they eat from first.

The old fire haunts Yassin, the brilliant journalist who built his fame atop the ruins of an orphanage that burned down one night because of him, back when he was just a masked boy. His carefully built world breaks when his beloved, Yusra, finds the truth, leading to her death and opening hell after years of silence. As he digs into the past, he uncovers conspiratorial identities and his own dark roots.

A Ramadan social comedy series that follows everyday life in a residential building or neighbourhood. It shows a group of people living together who deal with ordinary daily problems that gradually turn into chaotic and funny situations.

A young filmmaker documents his journey toward his first movie as he moves in with a friend group of ambitious creatives, all trying to support one another's dreams in an oversaturated market. This inexperienced crew of 20-somethings takes on unorthodox jobs to build their brand and pay rent.

Five contestants are set tasks challenging their creativity and wit. The tasks are supervised by Luke but the Taskmaster, Sasha, always has the final word.

Hannah and her Tourism Task Force aim to rebrand Oshawa as a vacation hotspot while contending with the city's most eccentric citizens.

In the eight-part series Mocros, Moroccan-Dutch Souf leads a double life. While his family thinks he is heading for a career as an aerospace engineer, Souf secretly dreams of a future as an actor. His friends Mo, Willy, and Mehmet are the only ones who understand the dilemma he finds himself in. When Souf's lies begin to pile up, he must make a choice before he loses everything: his friends, his first major film role, the love of his life, and his family's trust.

Daphne (Marina Vronti) and Louis (Marios Dimitriou) are a modern Cypriot couple in their mid-40s who struggle, with humor and love, to survive the chaos of everyday life. Work, children, bills, technology, forgotten promises, small misunderstandings that become big, and big issues that are easier to solve than they thought. Each 12-minute episode is a short story from their home: wars over the washing machine, disagreements about their child, quick fixes that cause more problems, comments on current events as discussed by couples. Their home is a microcosm of Cyprus today, with laughter, witty remarks, minor crises, and tenderness.

For the fans... from the fans! This collection of "KPop Demon Hunters" fan-video moments rounds up must-see clips to watch again and again.

The tone is light‑dramatic, very Tunisian in its social humor, and it revolves around everyday problems, family tensions, and the kind of chaotic situations that escalate until characters say “هذي آخرتها؟” (“Is this how it ends?”).

Rishabh clings to his late father’s villa amid mounting debts and fierce battles over ownership with Rina, who claims the house as her inheritance. Their rivalry spirals into comic warfare, complicated by quirky allies, failed business attempts, and secrets from the past

25 years later, the flame is rekindled. Will today's cancel-minded world be ready for its absurd, acidic, and stupid humor?

Five celebrities compete in tasks set by the King and his assistant in this Estonian version of the comedy game show.

Canadian sprinter Johnson's definitely-not-biased account of the doping controversy that rocked the 1988 Olympics when he tested positive for banned steroid use, going from hero to zero in 9.79 seconds in what some called "The Dirtiest Race in History". The series takes a revealing and satirical look at the events surrounding the legendary race and the scandal behind the scandal.

Betrayed by politics and drowning in debt, a beloved businessman and social worker fakes his own death for survival. But some secrets refuse to stay buried.