TV Shows released in 2008

Dagens mand

46/100

Los protegidos

65/100

An Aussie Goes Bolly

71/100

Documentary narrated by Hugh Jackman follows his friend Gus Worland on his cricketing holiday in India.

Totally Calum Best: The Best Is Yet to Come

57/100

Survival School

70/100

Kemeko Deluxe!

69/100

Oi atromitoi

57/100

33 pun tantei

69/100

Creepy KOFY Movie Time

84/100

A hosted horror movie show with Balrok del Cavo, and Mike Nelson as No Name, screened by KOFY Channel 20 in San Francisco, California.

Family Foreman

41/100

A light-hearted look at the family and professional life of two-time Heavyweight Champion of the World, George Foreman.

Camp Woodward

84/100

Redemption Song

68/100

Invincible

72/100

The story of a teenager and his amazing powers that he inherited from his superhero father.

Send in the Dogs

73/100

Following the London Dog Squad's elite team of trainers and handlers day and night as they police the streets of the capital.

Revelação

70/100

Cesaretin var mi aska

34/100

Chop Shop London Garage

68/100

Chris Ryan's Elite World Cops

80/100

Men doru: Ikemen aidoru

71/100

Extreme Bodies

62/100

Extreme Bodies is an incredible series that looks deep into the structures of the most amazing human bodies Nature has ever created! Using the latest MRI scanning technology, combined with ... See full summary »

Hrysa koritsia

65/100

Ece

19/100

Ege is a man of both macho and lecherous. Ege will not call him again after he and Ece have left. Ece is so annoyed that she wants a woman to make Ege a woman. Thus, not only her, but all ... See full summary »

Pekín Express

72/100

A Taste of History

82/100

A Taste of History is a cooking series that explores America's culinary beginnings from the Birthplace of American Cuisine. This innovative series brings America's history to life and makes... See full summary »

Crime and Punishment

77/100

This series explores the evolution of law and the "rights of man" in Great Britain: from Chieftains, to Feudal Lords, to the Divine Right of Kings, to a modern independent judiciary in which no one--not even Monarchs are above the law.