S7.E17 ∙ Blu-ray & DVD Hunting - Chucky's in the Cabin with a Big Stack of Movies

Wedding-organizer June is assigned to plan and coordinate a wedding for the hottest couple of the year: Pat and Note. Pat is the hottest famous actress; Note is a not-so-successful cartoonist. After three years of dating, they announced that they were getting married--and instantly became even more popular. All kinds of companies wanted them to be their product presenters as a couple. Many event organizers also wanted them to make appearance on their events. When Pat breaks up with Note, they can't let the public know because they're still under contract as a couple; they will lose lots of money if they are no longer a couple, so they continue with their charade and head toward a marriage-in-name-only. Pat had broken up with Note when she set eyes on Mek, a guy from a wealthy family. June's boss Kim is secretly in love with her but afraid to tell her; June herself was having feelings for Note.

The sluggish life of summer holidays in a Peloponnesian campsite.

During a bout of writers block, struggling writer Emmett Shelby happens across Jess Spencer, a fellow writer facing the same problem. After a fateful day together, the two part. But, reunited a year later, Jess is introduced to Emmett's extended circle of family and friends - his sister Daisy, her live-in boyfriend Barney Fields, their narcissistic landlord Hugh Darvill, and Daisy's eccentric agent and self-appointed friend Jenny. As the group grow closer and face the ups-and-downs of life, they come to rely on each other in ways only a family would truly understand.

Rahul and Radha seem to have it all - a happy marriage, a decent job and a beautiful house. But what happens when Radha's pregnancy's announcement makes Rahul realise that he's been living the life he's supposed to and not necessarily the one he wants to? Can a partner hit pause on a seemingly perfect life and re-evaluate his choices? And what about Radha? Is she just collateral damage to Rahul's early mid-life crisis?

When you're in your early twenties, your best friend is a like a song you can't stop listening to on a loop, until you never want to hear it again. Sad City Girls is a dramedy about that kind of friendship, and the moments of magic and obsession, the good vibes and bad news, that make it so wonderful and terrible at the same time.

Most middle-aged men go out and buy a sports car, but these guys against all odds take up arms in a city full of corruption. You will laugh until you hurt as this bumbling quartet of stupper heroes get themselves caught up in a web of drugs crime and all-around hysteria. The story of four middle aged men that go from zeroes to heroes.