Over the objections of her father (Henry B. Wathall) Doris Maynard (Barbara Kent) elopes with family chauffeur Dan Simmons (Eddie Phillips). Simmons pawns her jewels, forges her father's name on a bank note and leaves Doris a note to go home and let her father support her. A year or two later, Doris meets and falls in love with and marries Donald Thorne (Monte Blue), a crusading district attorney. Her father advises her to let the past remain buried and unrevealed. A campaign for re-election is on and Thorne has the machine organization in despair. Denman (Dewey Robinson), the machine head, is desperate and gets hold of Manners (William V. Mong), a former butler in Thorne's home who had been fired by Doris for petty theft. Manners agrees to plant some manufactured evidence in Thorne's home to discredit him. Manners, with Thorne out of town and the servants off, has no problem entering the Thorne residence.

After waking up from a coma, Alice has no memory. As she learns the horrible truths about her past self, she must fight for redemption.

Beth Bradfield (Patty Duke) is a housewife with what appears to be a stable life in an American village. One day, her 24-year-old daughter Lori (Tracey Gold), who is married to Jesse Molina (Maurice Benard) and recently gave birth to his daughter Molly (Laura and Megan Jaime), unexpectedly collapses and is hospitalized. After several tests, she is diagnosed with leukemia. Her doctor (Erick Avari) reveals to Beth that Lori is in urgent need of a donor, though her rare blood type makes finding one a difficult task.

While staying at an inn in a colonial-recreation village for her anniversary, a young woman becomes possessed by her murderous ancestor through an antique mirror and compelled to murder her husband.

Mark Cousins invites film actors and directors to watch major scenes in their career to date, and to talk us through them.

Ten years ago, Kate Collins (Ashley Jones) was a different person. Literally. She was living in Chicago, working as a bartender, and going by her real name ‘Stephanie Wickers.’ That all changed when she witnessed the murder of her boss by a ruthless member of an up and coming crime syndicate named Alek Ravik (Al Sapienza). Knowing that Klebanov saw her, she faked her death, changed her name, and went into hiding in Philadelphia. When a crooked cop retires and young, eager Detective Miesen (Alain Chanoine) is chosen to head a new task force to tackle crime syndicates in Chicago, the unsolved murder case is reopened. Miesen believes that Kate/Stephanie is still alive and begins to look for her. Unfortunately, so does Alek.

The year is 1949. Former front-line soldier and former investigator Sergei Gastev departs from investigative activities, faced with an unexpected problem of official mutual assistance. Attempts to restore justice almost end up in prison for himself. Gastev decides to limit his activities to teaching Roman law at the university of a small regional town. In Sergei's personal life, too, everything is not easy: the affair with the city Komsomol leader Lyudmila Mishina has to be carefully hidden...

Dark secrets hide dark deeds. "What have you done with her body?" This cryptic message, handwritten on a mysterious letter, is at the heart of this daringly original, psychological thriller! Charming, likeable Ben Turner is living an idyllic life in the sleepy English countryside. Happily married and father to a six-year-old daughter, things couldn't be better... until a dark reminder from his past turns up in the morning mail. On the heels of that unsettling incident, the mysterious Rachel Monro checks in to the country inn run by Ben and his wife, Natalie. Ben is unsettled by their enigmatic new guest, but can't quite figure out why. As he struggles to place where he's seen Rachel before, she and Natalie form a close friendship, a prelude to a disturbing cat and mouse game meant to unearth a secret from Ben's past-at any cost. Is Ben the man Rachel is convinced that he is? As Rachel's obsession grows, the stakes become higher, eventually leading to adultery, kidnapping, even murder. The tables are continually being turned within this labyrinth of passion and deceit-you won't quite know who the real "villain" is from one moment to the next. Once you do, expect to be shocked-even disturbed-by the answer!

From the glitzy sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard to the urban wasteland of Skid Row, "Forgotten" portrays the cruel reality of being homeless in Los Angeles and how these men and women cope with life on the streets of one of America's largest cities.

nhk拍摄的中国力量于2009年下半年播出，有以下三集：1. 电影革命的冲击；2. 驰骋非洲的巨龙；3. 吞购世界的巨龙；分别以大陆电影业的发展，中兴公司在埃塞俄比亚的通讯工程建设以及汉能公司的投资故事为视觉，展现了伴随着中国大国崛起迅速而来的文化经济等方面的巨大影响力。第一集“‘电影革命’的冲击”，以电影界为中心，描写中国各界所发生的巨大变化，在好莱坞活跃的导演、制片人纷纷移师中国，东南亚和南太平洋各国，出现了中国影视剧和中国语热潮，介绍中国力争成为受世界尊敬的文化大国的文化战略。第二集名为“驰骋非洲的巨龙”，介绍在中国政府政治、外交方面的援助下，中国企业进军埃塞俄比亚、赞比亚等非洲国家，构筑新的华人网络的现状。在世界性经济危机中，中国的存在感与日俱增，企业进军海外势不可当，最具象征性的，是在各国跨国企业逐鹿中原的非洲的活动。因丰富的天然资源和成长中的市场而备受瞩目，被认为是掌握未来世界经济成长钥匙的非洲。在由于经济不景气，欧美企业相继撤出，当地陷于苦境的情况下，中国企业接连启动大型工程，力求与非洲共存共荣，势力日渐扩大。在埃塞俄比亚，举世罕见地由一家中国企业，包揽了一个国家的手机通讯系统建设，在道路不通的穷山僻壤大兴工事；而在世界著名的产铜国赞比亚，中国的民间企业，开始了新的开发……在这些企业进军的背后，存在着包括政治外交层面在内的，中国政府的积极支持，以及贯彻始终的相互发展的理念。本片通过贴身采访活跃在非洲开发最前线的中国企业，思考这种新的关系网，是如何建立起来的，及其对今后的世界具有何种意义。第三集“吞购世界的巨龙”，通过对一家中国投资银行的跟踪采访，介绍在全球性金融危机、资本收缩的情况下，中国投放巨额公共资金，扩大内需，投资银行飞速成长，凭借雄厚资金，收购外国企业等状况，剖析驰骋世界的China Money的实力。