讲述一个朋友圈里的人出于不同原因下，皆在生活上原地踏步，然而当其中一人突然过身后，这警醒铃使其他人开始重新思考。

《中国反家暴纪事》与最高人民法院、最高人民检察院、公安部、全国老龄委办公室、全国妇联、联合国妇女署（UN WOMEN）、联合国人口基金（UNFPA）、联合国儿童基金会（UNICEF）等权威部门合作，并约请相关公益机构和社会知名人士参与拍摄。 　　全景式打造中国第一部以反对家庭暴力为内容的大型人文纪录片，旨在以中央电视这一国家媒体的社会责任和舆论引导力，促进中国反家暴立法的进程。

《中国反家暴纪事》与最高人民法院、最高人民检察院、公安部、全国老龄委办公室、全国妇联、联合国妇女署（UN WOMEN）、联合国人口基金（UNFPA）、联合国儿童基金会（UNICEF）等权威部门合作，并约请相关公益机构和社会知名人士参与拍摄。 　　全景式打造中国第一部以反对家庭暴力为内容的大型人文纪录片，旨在以中央电视这一国家媒体的社会责任和舆论引导力，促进中国反家暴立法的进程。

被ABC正式预订的《繁琐小事 A Million Little Things》根据DJ Nash的个人经历松散地改篇，讲述一个朋友圈里的人出于不同原因下，皆在生活上原地踏步，然而当其中一人突然过身后，这警醒铃使其他人开始重新思考。 　　《格林 Grimm》男主David G iuntoli饰演Eddie，他曾经是当地乐队的主唱歌手，后来当了音乐教师及家庭主夫；尽管Eddie热爱当父亲，不过他的婚姻陷入了危机中，而Eddie不禁在想如果他作出不一样的抉择，人生会有甚么变化。Romany Malco饰演Rome，一个郁郁寡欢但事业有成的广告导演，他自问去电影学院学习，不仅仅为了「让广告中披萨看起来更可口」这种层次的事﹑Christina Moses饰演具才华的厨师Regina Howard，她梦想开自己的餐厅，她与丈夫Rome的关系因后者的抑郁症而紧张。 　　Christina Ochoa饰演Ashley，Jon的助手，她知道Jon过身的真相﹑Grace Park饰演Katherine，过去在圈子里是最风趣幽默的人，现在她已有一个儿子，还在律师生涯上十分成功﹑James Roday饰演幽默的Gary，有着到达留情的坏习惯。Allison Miller饰演令人惊奇﹑自信的Maggie，是位心理治疗师。Stephanie Szostak饰演Delilah，在丈夫死后为了孩子只好振作过来。Lizzy Greene饰演Sophie Dixon，Jon及Delilah的16岁女儿，是个爱玩结他﹑喜怒无常的哥特少女，但内心其实很温柔。

被ABC正式预订的《繁琐小事 A Million Little Things》根据DJ Nash的个人经历松散地改篇，讲述一个朋友圈里的人出于不同原因下，皆在生活上原地踏步，然而当其中一人突然过身后，这警醒铃使其他人开始重新思考。 　　《格林 Grimm》男主David G iuntoli饰演Eddie，他曾经是当地乐队的主唱歌手，后来当了音乐教师及家庭主夫；尽管Eddie热爱当父亲，不过他的婚姻陷入了危机中，而Eddie不禁在想如果他作出不一样的抉择，人生会有甚么变化。Romany Malco饰演Rome，一个郁郁寡欢但事业有成的广告导演，他自问去电影学院学习，不仅仅为了「让广告中披萨看起来更可口」这种层次的事﹑Christina Moses饰演具才华的厨师Regina Howard，她梦想开自己的餐厅，她与丈夫Rome的关系因后者的抑郁症而紧张。 　　Christina Ochoa饰演Ashley，Jon的助手，她知道Jon过身的真相﹑Grace Park饰演Katherine，过去在圈子里是最风趣幽默的人，现在她已有一个儿子，还在律师生涯上十分成功﹑James Roday饰演幽默的Gary，有着到达留情的坏习惯。Allison Miller饰演令人惊奇﹑自信的Maggie，是位心理治疗师。Stephanie Szostak饰演Delilah，在丈夫死后为了孩子只好振作过来。Lizzy Greene饰演Sophie Dixon，Jon及Delilah的16岁女儿，是个爱玩结他﹑喜怒无常的哥特少女，但内心其实很温柔。

妈妈巡逻队帮助赖扣扣改掉偷盗的恶习并办起水果摊；又帮残疾人张小歪办起维修部；资助困难学生罗志芳圆了大学梦；又用板鞋大赛的形式化解了小区两户人家的矛盾，妈妈们最终帮助张小歪和罗志芳这对有情人走到一起……

妈妈巡逻队帮助赖扣扣改掉偷盗的恶习并办起水果摊；又帮残疾人张小歪办起维修部；资助困难学生罗志芳圆了大学梦；又用板鞋大赛的形式化解了小区两户人家的矛盾，妈妈们最终帮助张小歪和罗志芳这对有情人走到一起……

1997. Linda is eight years old and only has a few teeth. She has a very rich grandmother and a beautiful carefree mother who is more of a friend than an authority figure. A friend who is occasionally too childish, a friend who Linda must constantly care for despite her tender age. Yet another of Eva's whims forces Linda to pack her bags and leave her grandmother's villa in Switzerland for Ferrara, which they'll drive to in her luxurious sports car. Two young sisters, Azzurra, aged 10, and Marta, aged 9 live in a small provincial town on the banks of the river Po. The eldest has an exuberant temperament and is always chewing gum. Whereas the youngest is more introverted and thoughtful, taking note of every new word she learns in a little diary that's always by her side. The sisters sneak out of the house one summer night only to narrowly avoid being run over by Eva and Linda. This is how the three little girls get to know each other and become a trio. They become The Mosquitoes, and together they claim the right to remain young and enjoy their childhood in a world of adults weary of their parental responsibilities. Adults like Eva, who doesn't read her daughter fairy tales and prefers spending time with her obnoxious friends. Men who can't tolerate Linda, often mistreating her and driving her from a home where drugs are taken increasingly often. Adults like Azzurra and Marta's father, who never speaks and only appears for dinner. Adults like their mother, who dreams of becoming a doll- maker, but not dolls for little girls, no, refined puppets handcrafted in her workshop. Her works seem to interest her far more than her own daughters. Adults like the neighbor, a woman who talks too much and seems to be a bit too well informed about everyone. Adults like Carlino, the girls' baby-sitter, a queer man seeking a sense of belonging in the wrong place, where he is only accepted so bigots can avoid their guilty consciences. It's in this context that the three girls make their way, discovering dangerous and creepy places like the club or the suburbs streets, finding their way home late at night, and exploring the library in search of a spell that might help them find an adult capable of caring for them. Set in a middle-class neighborhood where everything is public, between nosy neighbors, mosquito bites, and dog droppings that conceal secrets, this is a coming-of-age story about the right to remain young for as long as long as childhood permits. A comedy about girls with skinned knees and bruised hearts.

1997. Linda is eight years old and only has a few teeth. She has a very rich grandmother and a beautiful carefree mother who is more of a friend than an authority figure. A friend who is occasionally too childish, a friend who Linda must constantly care for despite her tender age. Yet another of Eva's whims forces Linda to pack her bags and leave her grandmother's villa in Switzerland for Ferrara, which they'll drive to in her luxurious sports car. Two young sisters, Azzurra, aged 10, and Marta, aged 9 live in a small provincial town on the banks of the river Po. The eldest has an exuberant temperament and is always chewing gum. Whereas the youngest is more introverted and thoughtful, taking note of every new word she learns in a little diary that's always by her side. The sisters sneak out of the house one summer night only to narrowly avoid being run over by Eva and Linda. This is how the three little girls get to know each other and become a trio. They become The Mosquitoes, and together they claim the right to remain young and enjoy their childhood in a world of adults weary of their parental responsibilities. Adults like Eva, who doesn't read her daughter fairy tales and prefers spending time with her obnoxious friends. Men who can't tolerate Linda, often mistreating her and driving her from a home where drugs are taken increasingly often. Adults like Azzurra and Marta's father, who never speaks and only appears for dinner. Adults like their mother, who dreams of becoming a doll- maker, but not dolls for little girls, no, refined puppets handcrafted in her workshop. Her works seem to interest her far more than her own daughters. Adults like the neighbor, a woman who talks too much and seems to be a bit too well informed about everyone. Adults like Carlino, the girls' baby-sitter, a queer man seeking a sense of belonging in the wrong place, where he is only accepted so bigots can avoid their guilty consciences. It's in this context that the three girls make their way, discovering dangerous and creepy places like the club or the suburbs streets, finding their way home late at night, and exploring the library in search of a spell that might help them find an adult capable of caring for them. Set in a middle-class neighborhood where everything is public, between nosy neighbors, mosquito bites, and dog droppings that conceal secrets, this is a coming-of-age story about the right to remain young for as long as long as childhood permits. A comedy about girls with skinned knees and bruised hearts.

Peter makes good on another power outage at home by retelling Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back.