S2.E2 ∙ Episode #2.2

Documentary series about three married couples going through the struggles of divorce.

Lloyd Colbourne introduced Newfoundland Outdoors in 1979 on CBC TV. The series ran in prime time until 1995 making Newfoundland Outdoors one of the longest running, locally produced television productions in Canada. Written, directed, produced and hosted by Lloyd, Newfoundland Outdoors was the first independent film series to be produced in Newfoundland for television outside of the CBC through the Colbourne Production studios in St. John's. His narrative and camera captured the Newfoundland he loves and cares for so much. Lloyd's films show the magnificant scenery of Newfoundland from the rugged beauty of our coastal outports and our way of life to the extraordinary opportunities we enjoy in our hunting and fishing heritage. Travel with Lloyd as we enjoy nature, icebergs, whales, sea birds, wonderful people and communities and enjoy our amazing vistas and heritage.

A year in the life of family doctors and their patients in Derbyshire's Peak Park.

Paul Hollywood sets off on another culinary voyage of discovery, as he explores the character, culture and history of Mexico through its food and drink

Unique portraits of Swedish artists, with memories, performances and an insight into their everyday life.

The Machine" tells the story of the 2017 Long Beach Poly Jackrabbits, and their journey to carry on the tradition of the Poly football legends who've come before them. Coached by Superbowl champion Antonio Pierce, the one-time powerhouse program is still one of the top producers of NFL talent but has become a perennial underdog. In a field dominated by million dollar private schools and sports academies, Poly must fight to stay relevant as an underfunded public school. "The Machine" emerged from 5 months of unprecedented intimate access to the players, coaches, and community surrounding the most storied high school football program in American History. Coach Pierce is joined by NFL legends Lavar Arrington, and TJ Houshmandzadeh, to lead roster of players which includes the most highly recruited quarterback/wide-receiver duo in the nation, alongside kids struggling to use the game as a way to escape legacies of crime and violence.