Episode list

NBW wrestler Odin Starr (Dallas Graison) wrestles for a hobby while working at a grocery store and trying to figure out what he wants out of life. Meanwhile, he achieves a #1 Contender spot for the NBW championship against the self proclaimed 'method-wrestler' and reigning champion Snake (Jason Gwynn). Over the course of two weeks, Odin is pushed to the limit when Snake makes fictional wrestling story lines into reality and backs Odin into a corner giving him the choice in the wrestling business to go full speed or end with nothing!

After blowing a big time heist, thug-for-hire Law, must resume his day job as a shady San Francisco tour guide. Before he knows it, Law and his unsuspecting group of tourists are in a race against time to recover a tape that will recue the politically unstable country of Uruvia. Filled with quirky characters, mad cap comedy and hard-hitting martial arts comes the most fun movie since Rumble in the Bronx!

A world famous rock-star battles his devilish producer to save his beloved fans from total damnation.

Self-proclaimed lady's man, Robert--with a specious knowledge of life to say the least--helps his friend, Robbie, get a girlfriend and shave his muttonchops.

Amir has always dreamt of living a luxurious life in Dubai. All is about to change when he finds an unattended bag full of money. His wife warns him to return the bag as she can sense the lurking drama that's about to unfold. Chota Raees, an influential man, is the bag's rightful owner and he is determined to leave no stone unturned to find the bag. Will this find be Amir's biggest regret or lottery?

MITS follows the misadventures of Kuda, TV's newest and biggest reality television star. Kuda is left alone in a house for 6 months and expected to defend the house against intruders sent in to steal specified items - recreating the true suburban living experience. The problem comes when Kuda is forced to kill one of these intruders and much to the dismay of the authorities, our new-found murderer is heralded by the viewing public as a true icon of his generation, creating television ratings as never seen before... a vicious moral catch-22.