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Season 5. Akalitus forgets to hire an escort for a psych patient. Frank cancels his lunch date with Jackie. Zoey hears Coop and Carrie having sex. Jackie worries about Frank when news that a cop has been shot reaches the hospital. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
HD Version. Award-winner Jeremy Irons returns in the saga of history's most infamous crime family. Ends 7/2
Award-winner Jeremy Irons returns in the saga of history's most infamous crime family. Ends 7/2
Season 3 premiere. As Pope Alexander (Jeremy Irons) fights for his life after being poisoned, the Cardinals jockey for position to take over the Papacy. Cesare (Francois Arnaud) traces the assassination plot back to its source. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
HD Version. Season 3 premiere. As Pope Alexander (Jeremy Irons) fights for his life after being poisoned, the Cardinals jockey for position to take over the Papacy. Cesare (Francois Arnaud) traces the assassination plot back to its source. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 3. Pope Alexander tasks Cardinal Sforza with initiating an inquisition among the Cardinals who were politicking against him. With the evidence he needs, Alexander dismisses and banishes all the Cardinals he does not trust. Ends 7/2
HD Version. Pope Alexander tasks Cardinal Sforza with initiating an inquisition among the Cardinals who were politicking against him. With the evidence he needs, Alexander dismisses and banishes all the Cardinals he does not trust. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 3. After Lucrezia and Alfonso's wedding, Alfonso realizes that the political sands are shifting - and not in his favor. Upset, he abandons Lucrezia alone on their wedding night, driving her into the arms of someone else. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 3. Alexander dramatically calls for a Crusade. The Cardinals participate in the "banquet of chestnuts". King Ferdinand learns that Lucrezia and Alfonso's marriage has not been consummated. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 3. Cesare's diplomatic mission to France is a success. Lucrezia travels to Naples. King Ferdinand remains steadfast in his determination that Giovanni will not be recognized at court. Upon learning this, Lucrezia plots against him. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 3. Alexander reluctantly accedes to Cesare's plan to destroy the Sforza dynasty. Catherina, meanwhile, has come up with a plot of her own: biological warfare. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 3. Cesare burns Constanzo's palace in order to contain the plague. Lucrezia blackmails Prince Raphael and Prince Frederigo replaces Ferdinand as King. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Holliday Grainger shares stories about starting out in her career and her role as Pope Alexander VI's poisonous daughter, Lucrezia. Holliday returns with Award-winner Jeremy Irons in the third season of 'The Borgias'. Ends 7/2
HD Version. Holliday Grainger shares stories about starting out in her career and her role as Pope Alexander VI's poisonous daughter, Lucrezia. Holliday returns with award-winner Jeremy Irons in the third season of 'The Borgias'. Ends 7/2
Francois Arnaud and the cast of 'The Borgias' talk about Cesare Borgia's quest for power and his father's approval. Francois returns with Award-winner Jeremy Irons in the third season of 'The Borgias'. Ends 7/2
HD Version. Francois Arnaud and the cast of 'The Borgias' talk about Cesare Borgia's quest for power and his father's approval. Francois returns with award-winner Jeremy Irons in the third season of 'The Borgias'. Ends 7/2
HD Version. Series premiere. Hank is dismayed when he sees the film version of his acclaimed novel, then learns that his ex-girlfriend Karen is engaged to another man. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. Hank reluctantly accepts a blogger gig and endures a dinner party with Karen and her fiance Bill that yields a scandalous romp with a sexy Scientologist. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. Hank ponders whether or not to continue his blogging job after he discovers the identity of the web site's owner, and reconnects with Meredith, his one-time blind-date disaster. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. The fiercely apolitical Hank is dragged to an environmental fundraiser at Charlie's agency, where he briefly displays his gallant side to both Meredith and Karen. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. A point of modern linguistic style comes between Meredith and Hank, who also guest-lectures Mia's creative writing class; Becca and Karen both crush on a cool guitar teacher. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. Becca's impressive musical performance at a rock concert leads to a romantic, booze-fueled moment for Hank and Karen, but it doesn't last. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. Becca's impressive musical performance at a rock concert leads to a romantic, booze-fueled moment for Hank and Karen, but it doesn't last. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. Hank makes peace with his archenemy Todd and lands Karen a designing gig in the process, but a dilemma with Mia interrupts their temporary domestic bliss. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. Hank receives bad news about his father and embarks on a grief-stricken bender as he remembers the last time they saw each other. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. A manuscript for a new novel and a royalty check from his movie inspire Hank to go on a spending spree, but his purchases don't have the desired effect on his life. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. A creative meeting about a gig writing a female boxing movie turns into a mini-orgy for Hank and his new "roommate" Charlie, but their ecstasy soon turns to agony. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1. Hank discovers Mia is peddling his book as her own, and she threatens to reveal their one-night stand if he reclaims his work; Becca tells Karen she wants to go live with her father. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 1 finale. The wedding of Karen and Bill provides the impetus for emotional revelations that threaten to derail the entire ceremony - unless Hank can put everything right. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2 premiere. Hank and Karen plan to move back to New York together, but their reunion is short-lived thanks to a series of drunken incidents. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. Hank befriends a legendary record producer in jail and considers writing the man's biography; Charlie loses his job thanks to his scheming former assistant. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. Hank's first day as Lew Ashby's biographer is complicated when a hooker acquainted with both men claims that Hank is better in bed; Karen meets a self-help guru; Charlie pitches himself as a porn agent. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. Hank and Karen's dinner party is derailed by Hank's botched marriage proposal, the revelation that Hank is likely the father of Sonja's baby, and Lew's near-death from a sushi allergy. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. The newly-single-again Hank moves into Lew's mansion, where his host arranges a sexual liaison for him; Charlie invests in porn. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. Hank tracks down Lew's long-lost first love, and discovers that Sonja and her self-help guru boyfriend Julian have an "open" relationship; Mia spends a day trailed by a reporter; Charlie's house becomes a porn set. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. Hank meets an attractive new love interest in Becca's English teacher, but it turns out she's also the mother of Becca's boyfriend. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. Hank tries to get the truth about Ashby from his former flame, while Karen confronts him about his relationship with Mia. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. Hank declines an offer of sex, while Karen goes on a date with Ashby; Charlie and Daisy bond over "Dirty Dancing" while Marcy remains in rehab. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. Hank nervously awaits medical test results while reflecting on the early days of his romance with Karen. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2. Ashby hosts a party to celebrate the publication of Mia's book; Charlie announces to Marcy that he wants a divorce; Becca is devastated to catch Damien cheating. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 2 finale. Hank completes his biography of Ashby; Charlie is reduced to working at a car dealership; Karen accepts a job offer back home in New York. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3 premiere. Hank struggles to fulfill his duties as a now-single father, and is offered a job as writing professor. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. Hank lands in hot water over his critique of a student's work; Charlie becomes too involved in Marcy's romantic life. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. Hank attends a mixer and consoles his jilted assistant; Charlie celebrates his first talent by sleeping with his boss. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. Hank objects to Becca's new fashion sense, and drags Charlie to a strip club seeking answers about a talented student's poor attendance. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. Hank shows an old buddy a debauched good time at a party hosted by Sue Collini and her eccentric husband; the rekindled relationship of Charlie and Marcy hits a speed bump. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. A weekend visit from Karen is interrupted by trouble with Becca; Charlie is crushed when Marcy consummates her girlhood crush on Rick Springfield. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. Hank tries to set things right with Karen but his multiple romantic entanglements sabotage his efforts; Becca tells her father that he's a bad example; Charlie fights to keep Sue's favorite client. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. An epic showdown ensues when a randy student, two strippers, an angry Rick Springfield, Charlie, two of his lovers and his boss all descend on Hank's house. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. Hank's exploits with his boss's wife are exposed; Charlie jeopardizes his job by trying to keep Marcy away from the cocaine-addicted Rick Springfield. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. Hank takes Charlie on a bender to console him over losing his job, but they both end up having a near-death experience during a convenience store robbery. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3. A mixer at his boss's house results in a duel between the host and Hank; Charlie and Marcy's house is sold on the same day their divorce papers arrive. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 3 finale. Hank is surprised by a visit from Mia and her slimy boyfriend-manager, which results in Karen learning Hank's of long-hidden dalliance with her stepdaughter. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4 premiere. Hank is bailed out of jail to find that his scandal has made him the toast of Hollywood, the target of a lawsuit, and estranged from his family. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. A creative meeting ends with Hank hiding in a starlet's bathroom and accidentally overdosing on booze and pills. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. Hank wins Karen's sympathy due to the misperception that he tried to commit suicide, but Becca knows the truth. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. A meeting to discuss Hank's script ends with a billionaire dead in a bathroom; Marcy suspects she is pregnant; Karen meets a new beau. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. Charlie discovers that Marcy's baby could be his; Hank's relationship with lawyer Abby gets more personal but a compromising photo could ruin his life. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. Hank's family comes to his rescue when his sincere love for Becca revives his career, while Karen resuscitates his relationship with his lawyer. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. Forced to recuse herself as Hank's lawyer, Abby pitches the case to a senior partner on the golf course; Hank is dismayed by Karen's growing relationship with artist Ben. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. Hank rewrites dialogue on a zombie sequel while Marcy tells Stu she's pregnant but not that the baby may be Charlie's. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. Hank moves back in with Karen and Becca while he prepares for his trial and teaches his daughter to drive. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. Hank panics when his trial turns into an all-out character assassination, with even Charlie and Karen unable to portray him as anything other than a drunken lout. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4. Hank considers fleeing before his sentencing but instead buys a used Porsche and spends his last night with friends and family. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 4 finale. As Hank awaits sentencing, the lines between his real life and the movie based on it blur on the set. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5 premiere. A few years have passed when Hank accepts an invitation from Charlie to return to Los Angeles and write a film starring rapper/actor Samurai Apolcaypse, then reunites with Karen, her husband, and his daughter Becca. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Hank takes a meeting with director Peter Berg, where they discover that they have shared more than just a love of the written word; Samurai Apocalypse tries to get rid of Tyler, damaging Hank and Becca's relationship. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Hank delivers a draft to Samurai Apocalypse but his attempts to leave town are thwarted when he's asked to show a night on the town to Kali, his "acquaintance" from the flight to L.A.; Tyler crashes with Karen and Becca. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Hank receives an unwelcome surprise in the form of Carrie, his ex-girlfriend and arsonist. He reluctantly invites her along to a dinner party that proves to be illuminating, disturbing, and out of control. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Sam invites Hank and Charlie on a ride-along with the police department and takes them on a journey that goes sexually awry for Charlie; Richard hits the bottle at a crowded Venice restaurant with Karen and Becca. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Hank channels an earlier time when life was simpler in order to write a song that will help Sam break through his lyrical roadblock; Karen shows up at Hank's door worried she has made a mistake. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Hank saves Karen from a drunk Richard, but covers for Richard by pretending to be dating a stripper named Holly; after she is fired, Lizzie the nanny allows her relationship with Charlie to progress. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Hank reads Tyler's screenplay, discovering hidden talent; Charlie and Lizzie's love quadrangle with Stu and Marcy heats up. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Charlie has a backup plan when Hank's rendezvous with the leading lady puts the first day of their movie's production in jeopardy. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Hank crashes with Karen and Becca while looking for new representation, which he may have found in power agent Larry Levine, who sets up a meeting with one of Hank's idols. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5. Hank prepares to hit the road but is surprised when everyone he knows shows up to send him on his way, but it's not a party until somebody gets hurt. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
HD Version. Season 5 finale. Hank wonders if he's in Hell when he realizes that a local bartender is his late friend Lew Ashby; Sam's jealousy on the set of "Santa Monica Cop" gives Charlie a chance to prove his loyalty. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/14
Season 6 premiere. Hank's dreams are haunted by Carrie. Charlie and Hank meet rocker Atticus Fetch about giving "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love" the Broadway treatment. A revelation about Becca prompts a tailspin. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Season 6 premiere. Hank's dreams are haunted by Carrie. Charlie and Hank meet rocker Atticus Fetch about giving "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love" the Broadway treatment. A revelation about Becca prompts a tailspin. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. Faith, a muse to many-a-rock-star, may be Hank's light at the end of the tunnel. Charlie runs into out-and-proud movie star Robbie Mac and finds himself taking drastic action in order to land the award winner as a client. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Faith, a muse to many-a-rock-star, may be Hank's light at the end of the tunnel. Charlie runs into out-and-proud movie star Robbie Mac and finds himself taking drastic action in order to land the award winner as a client. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. Hank and Faith attend a funeral. Later, Karen finds Hank in a compromising position. Robbie Mac and Ken take Charlie out on the town, which doesn't sit well with Marcy. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Hank and Faith attend a funeral. Later, Karen finds Hank in a compromising position. Robbie Mac and Ken take Charlie out on the town, which doesn't sit well with Marcy. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. Hank and Charlie meet with Robbie Mac, but the project on the table is a little out of Hank's wheelhouse. Becca demonstrates that she inherited the best parts of her father during a reading of her latest work. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Hank and Charlie meet with Robbie Mac, but the project on the table is a little out of Hank's wheelhouse. Becca demonstrates that she inherited the best parts of her father during a reading of her latest work. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. Ken discovers Charlie's secret. Atticus sends Hank and Charlie on a hunt, so they enlist the help of Hank's daughter Becca. Marcy makes a decision about Stu that is influenced by her man-hating spiritual guide, Ophelia Robbins. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Ken discovers Charlie's secret. Atticus sends Hank and Charlie on a hunt, so they enlist the help of Hank's daughter Becca. Marcy makes a decision about Stu that is influenced by her man-hating spiritual guide, Ophelia Robbins. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. Karen asks Hank to intervene with Becca. Later, the boys board Air Force 69 with Atticus Fetch, to fly to NYC to present the songs for the Broadway adaptation of "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Karen asks Hank to intervene with Becca. Later, the boys board Air Force 69 with Atticus Fetch, to fly to NYC to present the songs for the Broadway adaptation of "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. Hank returns from his trip to find Becca spiraling, but his plan to help her backfires when they go to visit Atticus and meet his current house guest (guest star MARILYN MANSON as himself). (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Hank returns from his trip to find Becca spiraling, but his plan to help her backfires when they go to visit Atticus and meet his current house guest (guest star MARILYN MANSON as himself). (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. The reviews are in for the first draft of the musical. Hank looks for inspiration from Faith. Becca contemplates alternate careers. Charlie and Stu join forces to win back Marcy. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. The reviews are in for the first draft of the musical. Hank looks for inspiration from Faith. Becca contemplates alternate careers. Charlie and Stu join forces to win back Marcy. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. Hank gets a taste of his own medicine with Karen. Atticus tries to recreate rock and roll folklore with one of his biggest fans while Charlie reunites with The Widow. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Hank gets a taste of his own medicine with Karen. Atticus tries to recreate rock and roll folklore with one of his biggest fans while Charlie reunites with The Widow. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. Hank seeks comfort from Faith, only to find her with someone else. Hank meets two very important people in Faith's life. On the home front, Becca has some big news. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Hank seeks comfort from Faith, only to find her with someone else. Hank meets two very important people in Faith's life. On the home front, Becca has some big news. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6. Hank and Faith join forces to track down Atticus. Marcy's outing with Ophelia leaves her a little tied up. Karen has an epiphany about Becca. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Hank and Faith join forces to track down Atticus. Marcy's outing with Ophelia leaves her a little tied up. Karen has an epiphany about Becca. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 6 finale. Hank makes a big decision about his future. Charlie and Marcy also make a decision. The troops are rallied to ensure Atticus makes it to the Greek Theatre for his co-headlining gig with Marilyn Manson (HIMSELF). (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/9
HD Version. Season 6 finale. Hank makes a big decision about his future. Charlie and Marcy also make a decision. The troops are rallied to ensure Atticus makes it to the Greek Theatre for his co-headlining gig with Marilyn Manson (HIMSELF). (Dolby 5.1) Ends 11/19
Season 1 premiere. Forensic analyst Dexter Morgan hides his double life as a vigilante serial killer from his vice squad officer sister, his coworkers at the Miami Metro Police Department, and his single-mom girlfriend. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. Dexter's world is rocked when a rival serial murderer, dubbed the Ice Truck Killer by the media, privately contacts him and reveals that he knows Dexter's grisly secret. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. Dexter and Debra try to dissuade their boss from pursuing a security guard they believe he has wrongly identified as the Ice Truck Killer. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. The Ice Truck Killer leaves body parts from his victims at sites that relate to memories from Dexter's childhood, forcing him to confront his dark history. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. The Homicide Division is buzzing after the Ice Truck Killer's latest victim is found mutilated but alive; Dexter is in over his head when he stalks a human trafficker. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. The Ice Truck Killer leaves Dexter a surprise at the scene of one of Dexter's recent kills, placing him in the cross hairs of his own colleagues. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. The Ice Truck Killer is finally identified, but something about the suspect doesn't sit right with Dexter; Rita's paroled ex-husband returns. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. A strange suicide leads Dexter to suspect a shrink of murder, but a shocking visit to the suspect opens up dark secrets from Dexter's past. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. Dexter learns that his biological father, whom he was told died thirty years ago, has just recently passed away and left him everything he owned. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. The Ice Truck Killer leaves Dexter the most horrifying crime scene imaginable, forcing him to confront a horrific suppressed memory from his past; Rita's ex sues for sole custody of their children. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1. The Ice Truck Killer kidnaps someone close to Dexter, forcing him into a trap that will forever change his life, while Doakes begins to question Dexter's odd behavior. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 1 finale. Dexter follows the clues left for him by the Ice Truck Killer in an effort to rescue his kidnapped loved one, while Rita's ex tries to convince her that Dexter is too dangerous to be around their children. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 2 premiere. Dexter finds himself unable to kill again after the harrowing conclusion to the Ice Truck Killer case, and strays from his personal code with disastrous results; Debra returns to work but may not be ready. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. Dexter remains on the trail of a dangerous victim, while the traumatized Debra loses control and a high-profile FBI agent arrives in Miami to investigate a new serial killer. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. Dexter's inability to deceive has him pursuing a slick liar as his next victim, while Rita believes he's concealing a drug problem and forces him into a 12-step program. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. Rita finds herself threatened by Dexter's sexy sponsor, and stressed by a visit from her mother, while Dexter tries to throw the dogged FBI Agent Lundy off his trail. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. Dexter discovers that the man is still alive who murdered his mother in front of him as a boy, and confronts the killer as part of his recovery from addiction. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. A new copycat killer openly mimics and claims to be inspired by the "Bay Harbor Butcher," driving the annoyed Dexter into the arms of Lila. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. A written manifesto from the "Bay Harbor Butcher" sends the task force in charge of capturing him into chaos, which is part of Dexter's plan for keeping Lundy off his trail. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. Dexter decides that Lila is becoming too attached, decides "recovery" isn't working for him, and pays another visit to his mother's killer; Debra and Lundy find a clue that points to the "Bay Harbor Butcher." (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. Dexter tries to distance himself from Lila even as he tries to stay a step ahead of Lundy's manhunt - but it's Dexter's worst enemy that learns his secret first. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. Dexter's world comes crumbling down when Doakes tracks him to the scene of his latest kill and reveals a devastating secret about Harry. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2. Dexter dodges bullets both figurative and real as he is forced to decide the fates of those he cares about most; Lila attempts to blackmail Dexter. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 2 finale. The FBI settles the case of the Bay Harbor Butcher, but the heat's not off Dexter as his world literally becomes an inferno. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/4
Season 3 premiere. Dexter's life is back on track until he targets a dope dealer who's also in the sights of an assistant D.A. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
HD Version. Season 3 premiere. Dexter's life is back on track until he targets a dope dealer who's also in the sights of an assistant D.A. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 3. Every cop in Miami is assigned to find Freebo, who is accused of killing the brother of Assistant D.A. Miguel Prado. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
Season 3. Every cop in Miami is assigned to find Freebo, who is accused of killing the brother of Assistant D.A. Miguel Prado. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
Season 3. A murder is pinned on Freebo but Dexter, torn over his growing friendship with Miguel, knows the truth. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
HD Version. Season 3. A murder is pinned on Freebo but Dexter, torn over his growing friendship with Miguel, knows the truth. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 3. Dexter tries to convince Rita his marriage proposal is sincere; Miguel's brother searches for their sibling's murderer. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
Season 3. Dexter tries to convince Rita his marriage proposal is sincere; Miguel's brother searches for their sibling's murderer. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
Season 3. Dexter hears the story of a husband who has gotten away with murdering two wives for financial gain and tracks the man to Bimini. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
HD Version. Season 3. Dexter hears the story of a husband who has gotten away with murdering two wives for financial gain and tracks the man to Bimini. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 3. Dexter tests Miguel to determine if his friend has discovered his secret, while Rita loses her job. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
Season 3. Dexter tests Miguel to determine if his friend has discovered his secret, while Rita loses her job. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
HD Version. Season 3. Dexter begins working with Miguel but they quickly have differences in selecting a potential new victim. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
Season 3. Dexter begins working with Miguel but they quickly have differences in selecting a potential new victim. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
Season 3. While teaching Miguel the code, Dexter doesn't realize he's whetting his partner's appetite for blood. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
HD Version. Season 3. While teaching Miguel the code, Dexter doesn't realize he's whetting his partner's appetite for blood. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 3. Dexter and Miguel's friendship becomes strained even as Rita revolves to confront Miguel about his suspected infidelity. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
Season 3. Dexter and Miguel's friendship becomes strained even as Rita revolves to confront Miguel about his suspected infidelity. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
Season 3. A series of chess-like moves ensues when Dexter and Miguel vie for the upper hand, with Miguel winning Rita's affection by presenting her with a lavish wedding gift. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
HD Version. Season 3. A series of chess-like moves ensues when Dexter and Miguel vie for the upper hand, with Miguel winning Rita's affection by presenting her with a lavish wedding gift. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 3. Dexter must find a way to get rid of Miguel despite the fact that his friend is a district attorney (and Dexter's best man); Debra finds a new clue to the Skinner's identity. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
Season 3. Dexter must find a way to get rid of Miguel despite the fact that his friend is a district attorney (and Dexter's best man); Debra finds a new clue to the Skinner's identity. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
Season 3 finale. Dexter attempts to calm Ramon now that Miguel is out of the picture; Debra is about to receive her detective's shield. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
HD Version. Season 3 finale. Dexter attempts to calm Ramon now that Miguel is out of the picture; Debra is about to receive her detective's shield. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4 premiere. Dexter struggles to balance his family life with his drive for a fresh victim, and his busy forensic career. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. While investigating a new series of slayings, Dexter misplaces evidence that could expose his dark side to the world. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. Dexter is hampered by his neighbors' vigilance, a temporary inability to drive, and his admiration for Trinity. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. With his family out of town, Dexter stalks a cop that murdered her family, but begins to empathize with his target. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. Dexter investigates the Trinity Killer on his own, while Debra blames herself for an event that was out of her control, and Rita discovers one of Dexter's secrets. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. Dexter doubles his efforts to stay ahead of the official Trinity investigation, and receives relationship advice from a most unexpected source. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. Dexter finally strikes a balance between family, career and his secret life, but is thwarted in his pursuit of his next victim, while Debra expresses a renewed interest in their father's past. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. Dexter accompanies Trinity on an out-of-town road trip, while Debra discovers that her single-minded pursuit of Trinity has blinded her to the truth. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. Dexter learns more about Arthur's twisted world, while Rita has her hands full preparing Thanksgiving dinner for a full house; Debra further investigates Trinity; Batista gets closure on an old case. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. The disappearance of a ten-year-old boy forces Dexter to question his assumptions about Trinity, while Cody defends one of Dexter's lies; Masuka is unable to face what he witnessed on Thanksgiving. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4. Dexter must buy time to protect himself when Debra's investigation brings the department one step away from identifying Arthur as Trinity; Rita confides in Dexter. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 4 finale. Dexter and Arthur find themselves on a collision course, as Debra unearths a shocking long-hidden truth, and Rita admits her marriage to Dexter is troubled. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/29
HD Version. Season 1 premiere. Sean and Beverly are shocked when the network replaces their star with Matt LeBlanc. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. Sean and Beverly attend a swanky dinner party where Sean falls prey to Matt's flattery, while Beverly resists the star's charms. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. Sean and Matt spend a day bonding together with a trip to Las Vegas, leaving Beverly feeling left out. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. Forced to rescue a drunken Matt from a seedy dive bar so that he won't drive drunk, Sean and Beverly take him to his ex-wife's house, where he visits his children. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. At Matt's invitation, Sean attends a charity auction with Morning, an actress with whom he has long been infatuated. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. Convinced that her husband's relationship with Morning is less than platonic, Beverly packs her bags and leaves the house, but gets into a car crash. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1 finale. Beverly returns home in regret and wraps up series production, but a final farewell between Matt and Sean takes an unexpected turn. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
In the Season 2 premiere, Matt LeBlanc returns in the role he was born to play - himself. Sean and Beverly prepare for the 'Pucks' series premiere. Meanwhile, Matt deals with the consequences of his sexual escapades. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 2. Sean and Beverly, stunned about the latest ratings, are shocked even further when Matt (Matt LeBlanc) gives them each an expensive gift. Carol handles a troublesome lawsuit for Merc and Jamie asks Matt for a favor. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 2. Following the death of Merc's father, Sean, Beverly and Matt argue about the best way to pay their respects. During the funeral, Carol's jealousy of Jamie intensifies. Morning accidentally reveals a secret to Beverly. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 2. Sean and Beverly are forced to tweak their latest 'Pucks' script after Carol presents some troubling research. Matt, feeling that he was lied to, debates quitting the show. Sean becomes Facebook friends with Matt's stalker. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 2. Carol, desperate for more commitment from Merc, pressures him to plan a vacation - but things get crazy when Jamie plans a separate getaway for her and Matt. Sean and Beverly help Morning deal with a medical emergency. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 2. Merc asks Matt to persuade one of his "Friends" costars to make a guest appearance and enlists Sean and Beverly to write a speech for his "Man of the Year" dinner. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 2. Sean and Beverly confront Matt about his weight gain; Beverly has a disastrous blind date with Morning's brother. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 2. Merc's career is jeopardized by a hit show he once rejected; Matt has a one-night stand with his stalker; Sean seethes with jealousy over Beverly's dates with Rob. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 2. Merc discovers Jamie and Matt's affair and vows to leave his wife for Carol once and for all; Sean is stricken by Beverly's relationship with Rob. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 2 premiere. After undergoing Electroconvulsive Therapy, Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) has made strides towards mental health but her progress is threatened when an asset from her former life comes in from the cold. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Against the advice of her family, Carrie becomes involved in an operation that may rid the world of Abu Nazir once and for all. Meanwhile, Mike questions the nature of the events surrounding the shooting of Elizabeth Gaines. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Fresh from her adventures in Beirut, a restless Carrie prepares for what she hopes will be a triumphant return to the CIA. Meanwhile, Brody attempts a last minute extraction of the Gettysburg bomb maker. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Following a debrief from Saul, a stunned Estes authorizes a covert operation to investigate intel recovered in Beirut. Brody, still reeling from his misadventures with the bomb maker, gets another shock when he runs into Carrie. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Brody finds himself prisoner again, but this time it's on American soil. Meanwhile, Carrie is forced to play second fiddle after her rash judgment call at the hotel as Estes is busy keeping Jessica off their trail. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Dana visits the hospital and is shocked by what she sees there. Faber gets tangled up with the CIA when he asks one too many questions about Tom Walker. Brody agrees to work with Carrie and Quinn to stop an attack. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Reeling from the ambush, Carrie and the team struggle to regain control of their operation while Brody and his family attend a fundraiser. Saul visits Aileen in prison, hoping she'll provide key intelligence on the attack. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Brody heads towards a serious meltdown as he struggles to keep his complicated alliances clear. Against Quinn's orders, Carrie stages a risky intervention to keep Brody in line. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Brody makes a necessary phone call. Saul teams up with Virgil and Max to dig up some information on one of their own. Carrie finds herself preparing for the most important meeting of her career. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Saul catches up with an old friend. Brody and VP Walden find themselves at odds. Dana and Finn come to terms with their differences. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2. Carrie continues her hunt for Nazir, with her suspicions turning to inside the agency. Roya reveals her true colors under interrogation. Saul finds himself fighting for his career under the most unexpected circumstances. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
Season 2 finale. Carrie must decide what her heart really wants. Brody shares a drink with Faber to discuss the future of his family. Saul is tasked with a secret mission and Quinn makes a decision that may change everything. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/16
HD Version. Season 1 premiere. Marty and The Pod travel to New York to consult for a bank seeking a plan to justify their year-end bonuses as the financial world around them burns, but Marty makes an enemy of his client's number two executive. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Marty and The Pod are sent to Phoenix to clean up a mess at a powerful sports franchise caused by the impending divorce of its high-powered owners; Jeannie has dinner with an old flame, but is disappointed by his real intentions. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Marty is surprised when Gerg Norbert and MetroCapital express interest in acquiring Galweather; the Pod flies to Indiana to consult for a beverage company, where Marty applies his management skills to turn a loss into a win. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Marty brings his son Roscoe to his next job in San Francisco but ends up forced to babysit the teen CEO of a security software company while Roscoe spends all his time with the Pod; newly engaged Jeannie has a tryst with a musician. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. Jeannie takes charge when the racist CEO of a motel chain won't take Marty seriously; Clyde meets a virginal Mormon woman; Monica and Roscoe's parent-son bonding takes a dark turn. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Marty goes to war with his son's school when Roscoe is accused of sexual harassment for trying to kiss a boy, and deals with the reappearance of April the stripper; Jeannie gets cold feet before her wedding. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Marty tries to stay monogamous on the road while consulting for a pharmaceutical company, which puts Jeannie in the position of "taking one for the team" and fully satisfy a female client; Jeremiah reveals something serious to April. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. Marty takes the sole black Harvard student at a company recruiting event under his wing; Jeannie grills a sexy, flirtatious recruit; Doug tries to prove his coaching skills. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. Marty and the Pod are put through the ringer by their arch-rival firm as part of the pending merger; Jeannie tries to keep marriage at bay; Marty learns Jeremiah's secret. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. Jeannie leads the Pod to her hometown on a mission to resurrect an ailing church; Marty enters into custody mediation with Monica but her powers of manipulation are in full force. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1. Marty and "The Rainmaker" work together to put the kibosh on their firm's acquisition by MetroCapital but a back-stabbing turn of events leaves them mortal enemies. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
HD Version. Season 1 finale. Marty and the Pod fight to pull off an eleventh-hour reprieve and stop the acquisition; Jeannie makes a decision about marrying Wes; Marty's son Roscoe makes a life-altering choice of his own. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 1/7
Season 2 premiere. Marty and the Pod adjust to the "new" Galweather Stearn. Jeannie relives haunting memories from a drunken night out. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2 premiere. Marty and the Pod adjust to the "new" Galweather Stearn. Jeannie relives haunting memories from a drunken night out. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. Marty and the Pod head to Las Vegas. They're joined by Tamara (guest star Nia Long), Galweather Stearn's newest consultant. Clyde is seduced by the VIP bottle-service Las Vegas nightlife. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Marty and the Pod head to Las Vegas. They're joined by Tamara (guest star Nia Long), Galweather Stearn's newest consultant. Clyde is seduced by the VIP bottle-service Las Vegas nightlife. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. Marty and Clyde attempt to woo the business of a new Las Vegas casino king. Jeannie tries to assess how big a threat Tamara is. Monica makes an unlikely connection with her personal vegan chef. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Marty and Clyde attempt to woo the business of a new Las Vegas casino king. Jeannie tries to assess how big a threat Tamara is. Monica makes an unlikely connection with her personal vegan chef. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. When superstar Matt Damon (HIMSELF) calls on Galweather Stearn to find him a charity to enhance his image, Marty discovers he may have to go further than he's willing to keep Damon's business. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. When superstar Matt Damon (HIMSELF) calls on Galweather Stearn to find him a charity to enhance his image, Marty discovers he may have to go further than he's willing to keep Damon's business. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. Marty gets a surprise visit from his militant younger brother, Malcolm (LARENZ TATE). Elsewhere, Doug and Jeannie go on assignment with an online dating company while Marty finds a kindred spirit in consultant Brynn (LISA EDELSTEIN). (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Marty gets a surprise visit from his militant younger brother, Malcolm (LARENZ TATE). Elsewhere, Doug and Jeannie go on assignment with an online dating company while Marty finds a kindred spirit in consultant Brynn (LISA EDELSTEIN). (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. Marty questions his commitment to Galweather Stearn. Doug gains a new perspective on his fellow Pod members after introducing them to his girlfriend. Marty is tempted to explore things with Tamara. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Marty questions his commitment to Galweather Stearn. Doug gains a new perspective on his fellow Pod members after introducing them to his girlfriend. Marty is tempted to explore things with Tamara. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. Marty faces a moral dilemma when he discovers evidence of a banking client's role in a cover-up scheme. Jeannie attempts damage control with the Pod when an ex-boyfriend posts something shocking on the web. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Marty faces a moral dilemma when he discovers evidence of a banking client's role in a cover-up scheme. Jeannie attempts damage control with the Pod when an ex-boyfriend posts something shocking on the web. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. Jeannie meets an unlikely suitor, Nate (ADAM BRODY), when consulting with an adult toy company. While on the engagement, Doug is struck with inspiration for a wild gift idea for his new girlfriend. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Jeannie meets an unlikely suitor, Nate (ADAM BRODY), when consulting with an adult toy company. While on the engagement, Doug is struck with inspiration for a wild gift idea for his new girlfriend. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. Doug and Clyde are summoned to testify in a legal deposition for their role in a wrongful death suit filed against a big telecommunications company. Casino king Michael Carlson slows Marty's attempts to close a deal. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Doug and Clyde are summoned to testify in a legal deposition for their role in a wrongful death suit filed against a big telecommunications company. Casino king Michael Carlson slows Marty's attempts to close a deal. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. Marty covertly makes strides with his future in mind. Jeannie questions her own future when presented with a career opportunity. Doug gets a chance to "rain make" some of his own business. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Marty covertly makes strides with his future in mind. Jeannie questions her own future when presented with a career opportunity. Doug gets a chance to "rain make" some of his own business. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2. Marty is pushed to the brink when trying to finalize a business deal. Clyde sees his star meter rising when his club owner pals, the Dushkin twins, turn to him to extend their brand beyond Las Vegas. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Marty is pushed to the brink when trying to finalize a business deal. Clyde sees his star meter rising when his club owner pals, the Dushkin twins, turn to him to extend their brand beyond Las Vegas. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
HD Version. Season 2 finale. Doug pops the question to his girlfriend, Sarah (JENNY SLATE). Marty's backhanded dealings lead to increased tension and unintended consequences for everyone. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 9/24
Season 2 finale. Doug pops the question to his girlfriend, Sarah (JENNY SLATE). Marty's backhanded dealings lead to increased tension and unintended consequences for everyone. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Need your Jackie fix? Award winner Edie Falco returns for an all new season of Showtime's comedy series 'Nurse Jackie'! And this season...sobriety's a bitch. Ends 7/2
Need your Jackie fix? Award-winner Edie Falco returns for an all new season of Showtime's comedy series 'Nurse Jackie'! And this season ... sobriety's a bitch. Ends 7/2
HD Version. Season 4 premiere. Jackie hits rock bottom and seeks professional help, while All Saints is taken over by a corporation whose new director Mike Cruz makes a shocking personnel change. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
HD Version. Season 4. Jackie detoxes in rehab, where she faces the truth about how her drug dependency began and befriends a 17-year-old fellow addict; Cruz's innovations continue to irritate everyone on the staff except for Coop. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
HD Version. Season 4. Jackie leaves rehab early against her therapist's advice and finds that returning to work rattles her nerves and challenges her sobriety; Eddie tells Jackie that he confessed their affair to Kevin. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
HD Version. Season 4. Jackie learns that Grace knows the truth about rehab and races to tell Kevin before he hears about it from their daughter; Cruz docks Jackie's pay for supplies she stole. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
HD Version. Season 4. Jackie invites Kevin to meet her at a cafe but is served divorce papers instead of lunch; Cruz institutes a dress code that is not popular; Zoey looks for a new roommate. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
HD Version. Season 4. Jackie has a disturbing dream about using; Coop insists on being involved with O'Hara's child; Zoey loses her engagement ring; Kevin sues for full custody of the kids. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
HD Version. Season 4. Jackie covers for Cruz when he has a panic attack; Zoey surveys her coworkers for the best ways to conduct a breakup; Akalitus's mentor is admitted with dementia. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
HD Version. Season 4. Cruz takes revenge on Jackie's coworkers for their history of covering up her addiction; Eddie offers support for Jackie's case during his deposition to Kevin's lawyer; O'Hara finally leans on Coop. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
HD Version. Season 4. Jackie seizes control of an overflowing emergency room and runs it her way; Cruz suffers a pulmonary episode. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
HD Version. Season 4 finale. Cruz pushes Jackie to the breaking point then fires her; Jackie enrolls Grace in public school; O'Hara goes into labor. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/25
Season 5 premiere. Akalitus (Anna Deavere Smith) gives Eddie (Paul Schulze) back his old job - the day before Jackie's (Edie Falco) birthday. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
HD Version. Season 5 premiere. Akalitus (Anna Deavere Smith) gives Eddie (Paul Schulze) back his old job - the day before Jackie's (Edie Falco) birthday. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 5. Jackie and Kevin are at a stalemate in their divorce mediation. Coop is angry that he isn't named Chief of the ER. Jackie, overwhelmed by the day, vents to the only person who will understand - Charlie Cruz. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
HD Version. Jackie and Kevin are at a stalemate in their divorce mediation. Coop is angry that he isn't named Chief of the ER. Jackie, overwhelmed by the day, vents to the only person who will understand - Charlie Cruz. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 5. After their custody meeting, Jackie rear-ends Kevin and wakes up as a patient in her own ER. When Carrie checks on Jackie, she writes her a prescription for Oxy, unaware she's an addict. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 5. A heavily medicated Jane Doe is brought into the ER and Jackie tasks Zoey with finding out who she is. Jackie faces conflict with both her daughters - Fiona has been acting out while Grace sneaks around with her older boyfriend. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 5. Jackie is nervous about her date with Frank, so Zoey and Thor help her get ready and Eddie offers some friendly pointers. Prentiss misdiagnoses an injured dancer. Mike Cruz calls Jackie in a moment of need. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 5. Jackie and Grace both have to recover from their nights of indiscretion. Carrie uses flashcards to strengthen her skills but then cons Coop into doing more of her work anyway. Cruz arrives for his exit interview. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Season 5. Akalitus forgets to hire an escort for a psych patient. Frank cancels his lunch date with Jackie. Zoey hears Coop and Carrie having sex. Jackie worries about Frank when news that a cop has been shot reaches the hospital. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/2
Stephen Wallem, the actor who plays Jackie's quick-witted colleague, Thor Lundgren, gives a tour of the 'Nurse Jackie' costume and props rooms. Ends 7/2
HD Version. Stephen Wallem, the actor who plays Jackie's quick-witted colleague, Thor Lundgren, gives a tour of the 'Nurse Jackie' costume and props rooms. Ends 7/2
HD Version. Season 1 premiere. Drunken father Frank is of no use to his dysfunctional family; Fiona meets a handsome stranger when her purse is stolen; Lip is shocked to discover his brother is gay. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. A manhunt ensues after Frank turns up missing on Friday, the day he never fails to cash his disability check. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. Fiona turns her attentions to a cop, Tony; Ian is targeted by the brothers of a girl he spurned; the family searches for the elderly aunt who owns their house. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. A sad and lonely Debbie steals a little boy from a birthday party; a web of lies ends in a marriage proposal from Kevin, who is already married. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. The family fakes a wedding when they learn Kevin's new fiancee comes with a substantial dowry; Frank deals with bad medical news by spiraling out of control. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. Fiona tries to prove the Gallagher home is suitable for rehabilitating a delinquent; Frank's poor business acumen continues to have negative consequences. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. Frank takes a risk when goons demand the six grand he owes them; Fiona agrees to a night away with Steve, leaving Liam with Sheila; Ian is fed up with Mickey's bullying of Kash. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. When Frank gives up drinking, Sheila worries he'll no longer be attracted to her, while Carl and Debbie enjoy having their dad back - despite Lip's warning that it won't last. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. Frank needs his ex-wife's signature to claim some settlement money; Debbie learns that Steve may not be who he says he is. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. Monica's return wreaks havoc; Frank hits a new low to stop a disability worker from tampering with his benefits. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. Fiona meets a new friend at Debbie's mothers group; Tony unravels the truth about Steve's car-stealing business; Frank loses his worker's compensation. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 1. Steve tries to convince Fiona to skip town with him while she's trying to get Lip and Ian out of jail; Frank and Karen's secret is revealed. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2 premiere. Frank surrenders baby Liam collateral in a lost bet; Fiona thoroughly enjoys her youth as a bartender at a local hot spot; Sheila takes steps to finally leave the house; Debbie runs a daycare with Carl. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. Frank seeks new financial footing in fellow bar patron Dottie, whose declining health and pension make her more attractive; Fiona juggles her job and the kids, so Jasmine tries to help by setting her up with a sugar daddy. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. Fiona reconnects with her married high school crush, but worries her moral compass is leading her astray; Frank will do anything to stay in Dottie's good graces, even marry her; Debbie becomes obsessed with death. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. Fiona deals with the consequences of sleeping with Craig when his angry wife shows up at the door; agoraphobic Sheila makes it to the hair salon and Frank realizes his days in the Jackson household are numbered. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. Frank tries to claim Eddie's benefits, despite being a suspect in his death; Fiona lies about her background at a ritzy wedding. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. Grammy Gallagher shows up on a medical furlough; Fiona double dates with Steve and his Brazilian girlfriend; Frank discovers the identity of Eddie's insurance beneficiary. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. Lip crafts a prenuptial agreement for Karen and Jody; Frank wants to kick Grammy out but Fiona resists until the basement meth lab explodes. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. Fiona and Lip make a pact to earn their diplomas, but Lip acts out and is expelled; with Grammy near death, Frank leaves and walks in on Ian and Mickey locked in passion at the Kash and Grab. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. Frank is determined to claim every penny his mother left behind, while Monica returns to party and scheme with him, though nobody else thinks she's really back to stay; Fiona reconsiders kicking Lip out of the house. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. Fiona plans for her future now that Monica has returned, but her reprieve may be short-lived; Steve conspires to reunite Estefania with her true love so he can be with Fiona. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2. A traditional Gallagher family Thanksgiving includes a suicide attempt, the shooting of a bald eagle, a case of willing identity theft, a fight over money, and childbirth. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. Season 2 finale. Lonely Frank schemes to break Monica out of the psychiatric facility; Jimmy earns his way back into Fiona's good graces; Eddie's insurance check arrives. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3 premiere. Now that they're living together, Fiona struggles to accept the new "boring" Jimmy. Frank wakes up in a place completely foreign to him. Lip is sentenced to community service. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. Fiona stresses about the money she used for her club night and it gets worse when Lip finds out. Frank makes his way home and he's the only one who can keep Hymie quiet. Kev's wife resurfaces. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. Frank tells Carl he has cancer so he can scam a charity foundation. Fiona is blown away by what she's asked to do to get a job as a cashier. Lip leads a crusade to hunt down pedophiles in the neighborhood. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. Carl says his goodbyes as he heads off to cancer camp. With Frank on babysitting duty, Sheila wants to introduce Jody to "toy time." Jimmy learns his parents are getting divorced and his dad is gay. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. The city of Chicago gives notice that they're doing work on the sewer main. The problem? Aunt Ginger's bones are still buried in the lawn and Frank needs to find her before the city does. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. A government agency threatens the cohesion of the Gallagher clan. Meanwhile, Kev and Veronica recruit V's mother as a surrogate and Terry catches Mickey and Ian in a compromising situation. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. Fiona makes a bold decision regarding her future with the kids. Debbie and Carl continue to deal with their foster homes. Frank prepares for his court appearance. Timmy Wong and his mother arrive at Sheila's to take Hymie. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. The family gathers for the real Aunt Ginger's fake funeral. Frank's cousin Patrick attends and the family conspires against him over Ginger's will. Kev and V continue trying for a baby. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. Fiona starts a new office job but has a hard time fitting in with the corporate culture. Frank inadvertently becomes involved in the gay rights movement where he meets Abraham Paige (guest star Bradley Whitford). (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. While Fiona's job has brought structure into her life, things fall apart when Jimmy drops a bomb on her. Frank enjoys his newfound celebrity as the face of the gay rights movement. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3. Fiona takes the kids on a camping trip. Essentially homeless, Frank seeks out Carl who sneaks him into the Gallagher van for the night. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
Season 3 finale. Lip is graduating from high school, so Fiona and the family prepare a surprise party for him. Frank wins a bet and uses the winnings to take Lip out for lobster and some quality father/son time. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 8/6
HD Version. The first name in news magazines is now the last word in sports. The award-winning team behind '60 Minutes' turns its investigative eye towards the world of sports. (Stereo) Ends 6/25
Learn the secret of Sportscaster of the Year Chris Berman's winning ways. Plus, an in-depth analysis of the new look Los Angeles Dodgers and a profile of world-class golf course designer Pete Dye. Ends 6/5
In the latest edition of '60 Minutes Sports', an interview with controversial thoroughbred trainer Doug O'Neill. Plus, R.A. Dickey sheds some light on the secret of the knuckleball and an in-depth look at the World Darts Championship. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/3
HD Version. To get the inside story, follow the money. Go outside the ring, into the training room and beyond with an unprecedented look at boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather as he prepares for his epic showdown with Robert Guerrero. (Stereo) Ends 6/8
To get the inside story, follow the money. Go outside the ring, into the training room and beyond with an unprecedented look at boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather as he prepares for his epic showdown with Robert Guerrero. Ends 6/8
To get the inside story, follow the money. Go outside the ring, into the training room and beyond with an unprecedented look at boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather as he prepares for his epic showdown with Robert Guerrero. Ends 6/8
To get the inside story, follow the money. Go outside the ring, into the training room and beyond with an unprecedented look at boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather as he prepares for his epic showdown with Robert Guerrero. Ends 6/8
To get the inside story, follow the money. Go outside the ring, into the training room and beyond with an unprecedented look at boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather as he prepares for his epic showdown with Robert Guerrero. Ends 6/8
To get the inside story, follow the money. In the aftermath of their epic May 4th bout, go beyond the ring with an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at boxing superstars Floyd "Money" Mayweather and Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero. Ends 6/8
Jim Rome, one of the biggest names and smartest voices in sports, is now on Showtime and everything's fair game. No topic too controversial, no opinion too outrageous, this is Rome like you've never seen him. Ends 6/12
HD Version. Jim Rome, one of the biggest names and smartest voices in sports, is now on Showtime and everything's fair game. No topic too controversial, no opinion too outrageous, this is Rome like you've never seen him. Ends 6/25
Jim Rome, one of the biggest names and smartest voices in sports, is now on Showtime and everything's fair game. No topic too controversial, no opinion too outrageous, this is Rome like you've never seen him. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 7/10
The first name in news magazines is now the last word in sports. The award-winning team behind '60 Minutes' turns its investigative eye towards the world of sports. Ends 12/31
The dark comedy about one woman's courageous journey with cancer comes to a close in a nuanced, four-part limited series event, 'The Big C: Hereafter'. Starring Laura Linney, Oliver Platt, Gabourey Sidibe and John Benjamin Hickey. Ends 6/11
Season 3 premiere. Cathy receives medical news that gives her hope; Sean supports Andrea's appreciation for her African heritage; Adam turns to prayer to help his mother. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 3. Sean discovers a new way to generate income; Andrea starts an African-American club; Adam grows increasingly devoted to his faith and joins a Bible study group. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 3. Cathy meets a "joyologist" at a retreat who helps her make a life-altering decision; Sean wines and dines Andrea for Valentine's Day; Adam attends church for the first time. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 3. Cathy focuses on her new personal pursuit while Adam and Andrea each cope with her new direction; Sean meets Willy, the former owner of his sex line business. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 3. Cathy tries to impress the parents of the baby she hopes to adopt; Joy encourages Paul to share his near-death experience with an audience; Jessie encourages Adam to deepen his relationship with God. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 3. Cathy and Paul receive a once-in-a-lifetime offer from Joy's famous friend Rita; Sean befriends Tim, one of his phone-sex customers; Adam moves in with his uncle. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 3. Cathy and Adam are a little too generous; Paul pursues an endorsement deal; Sean brings his new friends Tim and Giselle to a charity auction. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 3. Cathy confronts Joy about Paul; Sean discovers the pros and cons of his relationship with Tim and Giselle; Paul learns something new about Cathy. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 3. Cathy trains for a scuba dive in Puerto Rico; Paul holds it together for a speaking engagement despite the news about Joy; Sean takes a break from dating. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season 3 finale. Cathy spends time with a stranger; Paul is flattered by the attentions of an American tourist; Sean is distraught when his sister doesn't return from her dive. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 5/28
Season premiere. Limited series premiere. Cathy (Laura Linney) plans a birthday party for Adam's sweet sixteen. Paul brings in a new assistant. Andrea has trouble fitting in with her new roommate at fashion school. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
Season 4. Cathy upsets Paul when she tries to help him move on by signing him up for an online dating service. Andrea fails to impress her design instructor, Isaac Mizrahi (Himself). Sean feels inspired to make a charitable donation. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
Season 4. Cathy experiences problems with her new roommate after she checks in to hospice. Adam confronts Paul about his extreme lack of parental guidance. Cathy inadvertently inspires Andrea to get her sparkle back. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
Series finale. Cathy gets a visit from her estranged dad. Sean develops mixed feelings about his impending kidney surgery. Andrea receives an opportunity of a lifetime. Adam surprises his family by fulfilling one of Cathy's wishes. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 6/11
Award-winner Laura Linney, and the cast of 'The Big C' take a look back on Cathy Jamison's journey over past seasons. Ends 6/2
Award-winner Laura Linney is joined by guest stars Alan Alda, Brian Dennehy, Kathy Najimy and Isaac Mizrahi for the final season of 'The Big C'. Ends 6/11
HD Version. Season 1 premiere. Real-life Los Angeles lesbians work hard at careers and romances in this reality series inspired by the glamorous drama of "The L Word." (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 1. Tracy finds Stamie's three children a challenge for which she may not be ready; Whitney is conflicted about Tor moving in; Nikki and Jill make plans to write a book. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 1. Rose and Natalie celebrate Valentine's Day with a romantic getaway; Jill shops for a gift to give Nikki; Whitney is offered a new role on her film project. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 1. Mikey goes to Las Vegas for business with the hopes Raquel will join her; Natalie's job search takes an interesting twist; Tracy ponders a career change. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 1. Whitney looks up an old flame in San Francisco; Natalie and Rose argue at a family gathering; Nikki and Jill search for wedding dresses; Mikey raises funds for her show. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 1. Rose meets Natalie's mom for the first time; Tracy learns that her mother has been prying for information about Stamie. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 1. Mikey is a bundle of nerves on the eve of Fashion Week; Nikki and Jill host their first Passover Seder as a couple; Whitney plays a high-stakes game of paint ball; Tracy visits a psychic. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 1. Rose meets with both an ex-girlfriend and her mother; Nikki and Jill book a wedding site; Tracy turns thirty; Fashion Week finally arrives for Mikey. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 1. A weekend at the Dinah Shore Classic in Palm Springs holds revelations for Whitney, Natalie and Rose, and Raquel and Mikey. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 2 premiere. Whitney's ex-lover moves to L.A.; Claire reunites with model and businesswoman Francine; Romi and Kelsey drunkenly celebrate a birthday; Cori and Kacy want a baby but need a sperm donor. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 2. Romi and Kelsey's lack of a sex life causes more drunken friction; Whitney wakes up in Sara's bed again; Claire and Francine try to regroup; Kacy and Cori seek another sperm donor. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 2. Whitney heads north to San Francisco; Romi faces the challenge of her new sobriety; Sajdah's relationship proceeds rapidly; Kacy and Cori find a sperm donor online; Francine and Claire are eager to move on. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 2. Kacy and Cori enjoy a night out with Whitney and Sara; Sajdah's birthday bash for Chanel takes a bad turn; newly sober Romi refocuses on her career; Claire gets her own place. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 2. Whitney gets over Sara; Kacy and Cori go to their first insemination appointment; Romi reexamines her relationship with Kelsey; Saj and Chanel are back on; Claire and Francine aren't speaking. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 2. Romi braces for a tough first week at her new fashion job; Cori and Kacy have a pregnancy timing problem while Whitney and Alyssa use their makeup skills to help. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 2. Kacy prays for divine pregnancy intervention; Saj's amorousness overwhelms Chanel; Romi's investment in her jewelry line pays off; Francine spreads the rumor that Claire thinks the other girls are losers. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 2. Pregnancy problems threaten one couple while alcoholism may destroy another; two women deal with visits from their mothers. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 2. Kacy and Cori pursue a last chance at baby-making; Francine braces for coming out to her mother. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 3 premiere of the sizzling reality series. This season, it's LA glam vs. Brooklyn cool as we follow fan favorites and rowdy newcomers as they chase love, lust, fame and family from coast to coast. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Episode 302 of the sizzling reality series. It's LA glam vs. Brooklyn cool as we follow fan favorites and rowdy newcomers as they chase love, lust and fame. One thing's for sure - no matter whose side you're on, someone's going down. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Cori and Kacy find themselves in an unimaginable situation. Whitney and Sara find it difficult to tell Whitney's mom their good news. Romi's relationship with Jay falters. Meanwhile, a fight unfolds between Somer and Kiyomi. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Whitney and Sara head to San Jose to share their news with Sara's very traditional Portuguese family. Cori and Kacy visit the nurses who helped them. Hunter Valentine's tour comes to an end and they return to the Big Apple. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. The ladies prepare for Dinah Shore weekend. Romi and Kelsey arrive as a sober couple. Amanda drops the bomb on Lauren that she has decided to get back together with her ex in New York. Hunter Valentine heads to the west coast. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. While Cori and Kacy are overwhelmed with the weekend-long Dinah Shore party, Whitney and Sara take the heat from the pool party into the bedroom - and bring another person with them. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Episode 307 of the sizzling reality series. It's LA glam vs. Brooklyn cool as we follow fan favorites and rowdy newcomers as they chase love, lust and fame. One thing's for sure - no matter whose side you're on, someone's going down. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. With her wedding one month away, Whitney is feeling the pressure over decor, invitations and logistics. Somer and Donna revisit the idea of putting aside her music career for a baby. Lauren packs her bags and jets off to New York. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 3 finale. Hunter Valentine auditions a replacement for Somer. Romi and Dusty take things to the next level. Kacy and Cori make a crucial decision. Whitney and Sara tackle their biggest challenge yet: getting to the altar. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 3/11
HD Version. Season 1 premiere. Advice guru Fiona Wallace takes on a client whose unique problem could help her promote her web therapy services. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
HD Version. Season 1. Fiona plots to exploit the sexual issues of a client in order to impress a potential investor. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
HD Version. Season 1. After her business proposal is rejected by her mother, Fiona's business is evaluated by analyst Ted Mitchell. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
HD Version. Season 1. Fiona blackmails a client into providing her promotional skills to web therapy; fate hands Fiona a client who is a perfect PR opportunity. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
HD Version. Season 1. Business booms for reasons that have nothing to do with Fiona's skills, until she gets a new client with a personal connection to her. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
HD Version. Season 1. Secrets revealed about Fiona's husband and mother threaten her business plan. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
HD Version. Season 1. Fiona hatches a scheme with her husband to expose the impostor in their family. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
HD Version. Season 1. Fiona's new client is an Internet psychic who has lost her abilities and needs help to retrieve them. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
HD Version. Season 1. Fiona's principal investor goes out of business but she manages to make him pay. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
HD Version. Season 1. Fiona hits it off with a wealthy media mogul but her marriage suddenly becomes more attractive. (Dolby 5.1) Ends 10/1
