S2.E32 ∙ Charlie and the Prison Riot

Awakening from a near fatal overdose, Chris embraces a second chance at life. Required to enroll into a 12-Step Program, and mandated to state psychiatrist appointments, Chris is forced to revisit his chaotic past; a history that revolves around his friend Ande and her autistic brother Frankie. Follow Chris as his past and present converge revealing a deranged cocktail of addiction, mental disorder and hope. Will Chris surrender to the monsters that lurk deep inside us all?

A high school couple embarks on an unusual journey to planned parenthood, in order to find the best solution to an unwanted pregnancy.

After the head of the corpse of a teenager she's restoring is stolen, an embalmer encounters the organ black market and a necrotomic religious cult.

Yamdas is a person who is doing a social service of killing people who want to commit suicide but do not have the guts to do so. Each person has their own fancy way of dying. Yamdas' latest client is Darshan and he want Yamdas to be his friend first, spend time with him and then kill him. But things don't go as planned.

Raechel Roslin Randemann (portrayed by Camille Montgomery), a young female songwriter, keyboard player and music programmer, is teamed with Kylie Westheimer Waites (portrayed by Skylar Ripp), an actress who found success as a child star in a family-themed sitcom, for a record deal with a major label under which Kylie will sing a song-length version of a popular bank jingle composed by Raechel. Kylie has ambitions to make the deal into a long-term band project with Raechel.

A surrealistic comedy-drama about a school shooting as seen through the eyes of a socially awkward college student named Jay.