A pair of business travellers have an affair and decide it might be easiest to just forget about it.

Spike Jonze and his team visit the UK and interview members of the public, asking them to imagine an Oasis music video that they'll star in with the band. Oasis didn't like anyone's ideas and so the video was never made, but Spike still made his film.

This is a web series about fellow actors/writers who talk about making a web series. Nothing ever becomes of said web series, because all they do is talk about it. It is a web series about a web series that never really happens, or does it?

This show investigated man-made and natural disasters to see what really happened. The producers used computer simulation and film analysis to theorize high-profile events, e.g., JFK's assassination, the explosion of the 16-inch gun turret on the USS Iowa, etc. The events were always presented in a sensational mode.

KGB officer Galkanov is sent to Europe to investigate how gold coins linked to high-ranking Soviet officials are finding their way into foreign banks. As he digs deeper, the case leads him back home to Turkmenistan.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

When his brother Stijn shares the sexual abuse by their father Theo in the group app, Niels starts to better understand his own intimacy issues. With the secret revealed, Niels and Suzanne together confront Theo about the consequences.

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When an accident occurs, a group of snails begin to speculate about what happened – but the conversation soon goes off the rails.

Vincent “Vince” Mafila, a gardener is his late 50s, He buried his dreams and settled for a quiet life. Vince firmly believes that being a “good” person equates getting all good things in life. That belief is proven wrong when he is diagnosed with cancer and probably has a month to live. Now he is haunted by his past and trapped by regrets for not living his truth. Each week he consults a therapist to help him face his sudden reality. Instead of opening up he chooses to sleep for the entire session and dream of what his life could have been.

This quiz show, an "I've Got A Secret" clone, lasted three weeks in the summer of 1952. The panelists attempted to guess what event had happened to the contestants by asking questions. Something had happened to the contestants and it had been reported in a newspaper.