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Adoptive siblings Dixon and Annie Mills (Tristan Wilds and Shenae Grimes) and their friends continue to deal with life as high school students with a tony zip code in this soapy drama based on the original television series "Beverly Hills: 90210." As friendships go through ups and downs and romances heat up and cool off, bad boy Liam (Matt Lanter) takes a bigger role in the action this season. Lori Loughlin, Rob Estes and Jessica Walter co-star.

The powerful, hard-working loggers of the Pacific Northwest are back for a third season in this History Channel exposé of their dangerous livelihood. The crews compete to harvest the most timber as they combat the treacherous elements. The men trek over rugged terrain, climb to the heights of the tallest trees and wrangle logs into the water as they work feverishly to complete their missions before the weather takes a turn for the worse.

Dog trainer Cesar Millan continues to transform the lives of people and their pets in the fourth season of his National Geographic series, which finds him nipping bad canine behaviors in the bud by encouraging owners to act as if they're in charge. In this second volume of episodes, Cesar helps a real-estate agent confront his lifelong fear of dogs and shows comedian Kathy Griffin how to keep her pets in line.

In the fifth season of the History Channel's crime-documentary series, get a glimpse at the way the Ku Klux Klan operates in the Southern United States, and see how, for some gangs, brutal mass murder is just another form of intimidation. The program continues to be a gritty examination of how gangs form, flourish and rise to power, evolving from small social clubs to massive, influential criminal organizations with little regard for law or life.

A death-defying team of paranormal experts chases down spirits in the material world in this spine-tingling Syfy reality series dedicated to the investigation of supernatural activity around the globe. The premiere season of the "Ghost Hunters" spin-off continues along technologically innovative lines, with Robb Demarest and crew adapting their night-vision know-how to the labyrinths of Paris, Vlad the Impaler's castle and other legendary haunts.

If the secrets spilled in Season 2 are any indication, the third season of this hit teen drama about the ongoing power struggle between warring queen bees Serena van der Woodsen (Blake Lively) and Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester) will be anything but predictable. One thing's for sure: Thanks to the reliably juicy buzz dripping from the "Gossip Girl" blog, the entire school will know what's happening.

The final season of this drama brings the series to a smashing climax that reveals the fate of the survivors of Oceanic's flight 815, including Jack (Matthew Fox, in his first Emmy-nominated role) and the others who escaped the island once, only to return. But as Kate (Evangeline Lilly), Sawyer (Josh Holloway), Locke (Terry O'Quinn), Ben (Michael Emerson) and the rest play out their destinies, the island may yet refuse to yield all of its secrets.

Last seen in Israel attempting to quell tensions arising from the shooting of a Mossad operative by Tony (Michael Weatherly), Special Agent Gibbs (Mark Harmon) and his elite investigative unit face the possibility of a team without Ziva (Cote de Pablo) after her betrayal. Meanwhile, Abby (Pauley Perrette) and "Ducky" (David McCallum) continue to hold down the fort in the seventh season of this ratings blockbuster.

Eccentric and exotic items -- and the equally odd customers who bring them in -- are the stars of this popular reality series that focuses on the daily business of a Las Vegas pawnshop run by the Harrison family. From a pirate's peg leg to a script for the film Goldfinger, a giant fiberglass Power Ranger figure and more, the wares peddled by the Harrison men continue to fascinate with their history and diversity.

A hexed number proves lucky for the Simpson clan -- Homer (Dan Castellaneta), Marge (Julie Kavner), Bart (Nancy Cartwright), Lisa (Yeardley Smith) and Maggie -- in this collection of episodes from the show's 13th season. Moe (Hank Azaria) suffers a midlife crisis and attempts to reinvent himself and his bar; Homer breaks his jaw and has his mouth wired shut; and Marge sets up a scarecrow in her new garden.

After most of her family dies in a disastrous raid by American soldiers, the young and naïve Cennet (Suzan Genç) sets out to find her older brother, Azim (Özgür Kartal), in this harrowing tale set in war-torn Iraq following the U.S. invasion. After learning that Azim has been badly injured and taken to Turkey, Cennet joins up with a pair of smugglers to try to cross the border, but her quest proves dangerous and anything but simple.

Directed by the celebrated Josef von Sternberg, this silent film won an Academy Award for its gripping screenplay. Bull Weed (George Bancroft) is a gangster in love with his moll, Feathers (Evelyn Brent), and in command of his turf. But when he takes an alcoholic he christens Rolls Royce (Clive Brook) under his wing and gives him a shot at infamy, Weed soon learns that no good deed, especially for a criminal, goes unpunished.

With his friends J.J. (Charlie Hollway) and Kim (Jennifer Higham) in tow, young American novelist Keith (Corey Sevier) travels to Hungary to conduct research on a legendary 17th-century countess whose thirst for murder and taste for blood inspired many a vampire tale. There, Keith begins a torrid love affair with Elizabeth (Irena A. Hoffman), a mysterious stranger who leads the trio on a harrowing journey fraught with supernatural dangers.

In this taut indie thriller, bank executive Mary Walsh (Brittany Murphy) finds her sanity in question when her boyfriend, Kevin Peterson (Dean Cain), mysteriously vanishes from a hospital where he was taken for outpatient surgery. Deemed unstable by a staff shrink after an administrator (Mimi Rogers) finds no record of Kevin, Mary must not only prove her sanity but locate him before his captor -- who's demanding a $10 million ransom -- kills him.

When their uncle wounds an important clan member, 13-year-old Nasri (Fouad Habash) and his older brother, Omar (Shahir Kabaha), fear he has put their whole family in terrible danger in this moving, Oscar-nominated drama set on the West Bank. A truce is arranged, but Omar must start selling drugs to pay the fine he now owes. Meanwhile, a number of other locals struggle to negotiate the political and social tinderbox of Jaffa's Ajami neighborhood.

Renowned Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami turns the tables on his film audience as he allows us to watch while moviegoers take in a touching performance of Khosrow and Shirin, a legendary 12th-century Persian love poem. Though the performance isn't visible, the reactions on the faces of more than 100 famous Iranian theater and cinema actresses and a French star reveal the deep emotions of the famous piece.

There's a mystery afoot in Gotham City when a shadowy vigilante known only as Red Hood (voiced by Jensen Ackles) sets his mind to stalking Batman (Bruce Greenwood) and his former sidekick, Dick Grayson (Neil Patrick Harris) -- who now goes by the heroic name of Nightwing. But the duo can't get too distracted, lest they fall prey to three familiar nemeses: the Joker (John Di Maggio), Ra's al Ghul (Jason Isaacs) and Black Mask (Wade Williams).

If he is to save the life of the beautiful Princess Andromeda (Alexa Davalos), the valiant Perseus (Sam Worthington) -- born to a god but raised as a man -- must lead a team of intrepid warriors on a quest to battle a host of powerful, beastly enemies. This sweeping fantasy epic, a remake of the 1981 hit, also stars Liam Neeson as Zeus, Ralph Fiennes as Hades, Danny Huston as Poseidon and Gemma Arterton as Io.

Titanic irony looms when the new luxury cruise liner Titanic 2, setting sail a century after the sinking of its ill-starred namesake, seems destined to come to a similarly soggy end when an ocean tsunami pushes an iceberg into its path. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration researcher Kim Patterson (Brooke Burns) and Coast Guard Capt. James Maine (Bruce Davison) lead the bid to save the giant ship and its passengers from annihilation.

Extraordinary teen Ben Tennyson (voiced by Yuri Lowenthal) extends his out-of-this world adventures in this eighth volume of animated episodes culled from the third season of the hit Cartoon Network series "Ben 10: Alien Force." There's no time to hesitate when the power-hungry Vilgax (James Remar) sets his sights on taking over planet Earth. But when Ben throws the Omnitrix into overdrive, there are unintended consequences.