S8.E27 ∙ King Booker reigns supreme in No. 1 Contendership Battle Royal

The coming of age drama portray the relentless pursuit of the layman, the oppressed section of society who is in a constant struggle and fight to reclaim their unique identity and rightful place in a world meant for all.

Steve Parrish (The Marchster) returns home to the San Francisco area after his many travails fighting in Central America. All he wants to do is see his young son Zak (Dax Nicholas). However, gang boss Petroli (Landingham) has it out for Parrish. He sends all the baldest, fattest, oldest goons after Parrish to exterminate him. But Parrish is one...clever...man. Somehow they manage to kidnap Zak, so Parrish teams up with his love interest Teri (Lynn O'Brien) to fight the baddies and save Zak. Shortly after that, he finds Zak and they team up to take on the bad guys! Also, corrupt government agent Carruthers (West) has his own stake in both the fates of Petroli and Parrish.

The civil war in Ivia just ended, and the people saw a glimmer of hope for peace, but Uncle Sam controlled the terrorist organization for some untold conspiracy, and Ivia was once again thrown into a cold panic.

Spanning various periods in a man's life, this dark, real world drama uses jumps in time to explore the sometimes drastic and shocking consequences of familial and romantic strife

Following a bitter heartbreak, orphaned Victor crashes his lover's wedding, unknowingly sparking a violent feud with the salt mafia that rules the infamous land of Maliya Miyana. What begins as a quest for revenge quickly spirals into a deadly game of betrayal and bloodshed. As the conflict unfolds, Victor learns his true identity, and the legacy he never knew he had, forcing him to confront his past and claim the future he was always meant to inherit.

This action-packed softcore melodrama concerns a group of female ninjas who use sexual magic along with their considerable fighting skills to protect their province from takeover by a ruthless shogun and his band of fighters.