Stimulating content for the neurodivergent
A chronicle of legendary Dutch singer Ramses Shaffy's rise to fame, from his early days as a stage actor in late 1950s Amsterdam to his emergence as a national music icon throughout the following two decades.
We follow the exploits and cases of defense attorneys of a Boston law firm.
A crash course in the turbulence of being a teen is always on the schedule for the students at Hartley High School in this 1990s series set in Sydney. Spin-off series of the movie The Heartbreak Kid (1994).
Funky hospital-based sketch-comedy-drama type show.
A writer tries to juggle his career, his relationship with his daughter and his ex-girlfriend, as well as his appetite for beautiful women.
The exploits of various guests and employees of a luxury resort over the span of a week.
A satirical animated series about four boys in a small Colorado town.
The misadventures of the Griffin family in Quahog.
A dry-witted woman navigates modern life and relationships in London.
A weed delivery guy connects with quirky customers in New York City.
A mob boss struggles to balance his crime family with his personal life.
Two brothers run a 100-year-old Brooklyn dive bar in this intimate, tragicomic series.
A Dutch adaptation following a therapist and his diverse patients.
A photographer falls for a married lawyer, setting off a dangerous affair.
Gareth Blackstock is a brilliant but arrogant chef who demands perfection from his kitchen staff in this classic BBC comedy.
The life of Louie, a stand-up comedian and newly divorced father of two girls. Written, directed, and starring Louis C.K.
Burned-out major league baseball pitcher Kenny Powers moves back to his hometown and takes a job as a substitute PE teacher at his old middle school — while desperately plotting his comeback. Crass, hilarious and surprisingly endearing HBO comedy created by Danny McBride, Ben Best & Jody Hill.
A couple of British TV writers (Mangan & Greig) move to Hollywood to remake their hit BBC series, only to watch it get mangled by the network — and recast with a fictionalised Matt LeBlanc playing himself. Sharp, self-aware comedy co-produced by BBC Two and Showtime.