TV Shows released in 2014

Fool

68/100

Lookin' at Books

77/100

James Rolfe gives a tour to his book collection located at his very own home. He show cases various books, comics, magazines, and audio books that are worth talking about ranging from horror genre books to movie making books.

Doctor Who Extra

72/100

Desus vs Mero

60/100

Two dudes sit on a couch and talk intelligibility while high and make fun of animals and white racist people they find in YouTube. They seem to be having fun.

Monumental: Restoring America as the Land of Liberty

45/100

WWE Countdown

73/100

Itazura na Kiss: Love in Tokyo 2

86/100

Antiheroes

72/100

When a group of slacker friends working at a debt collection agency gains amazing superpowers, they will stop at nothing to avoid using them, Because becoming a superhero just sounds like a lot of hard work.

Flipping the Block

77/100

Four teams of skilled competitors join forces on on extraordinary renovation. They'll demo, reno and transform four run-down condos into move-in ready show pieces...all while living amidst ... See full summary »

Born to Be Wild: The Golden Age of American Rock

81/100

American Horror Story Freak Show After Show

75/100

Justimus esittää: Fuck the Police

69/100

Two small village homies Jyrki and Matias decides to catch their dream and become worlds most notorious rappers.

Celebrity Squares

48/100

Presented by Warwick Davis, two people get to answer questions asked by celebrities and comedians.

The Seven Deadly Sins

81/100

The Seven Deadly Sins were once a group of knights in the region of Britannia, who disbanded after they...

Trabant vs. South America

86/100

The World

10/100

Tuubi

53/100

GPs: Behind Closed Doors

75/100

GP's Behind Closed Doors politely executes what Britain's hard working GP's endure in regards to consulting patients and problems on a daily basis. It showcases the emotional struggles and ... See full summary »

The Mind Control Freaks

82/100

Four experts use psychological techniques to control unsuspecting subjects in a variety of stunts.

Katherine Mills: Mind Games

67/100

Combining psychology and sociology with her love of trickery and magic, Katherine crosses the line between the possible and the truly amazing.

Love Me

80/100

When a sleepy seaside village in Wales runs out of women, the locals try to turn things around by advertising their single men on the side of every milk carton leaving the dairy.

Killer Magic

60/100

La mort et la belle vie

65/100

Ice Road Truckers Canada

67/100

The Dog Thrower

65/100

Lonely Jonah walks his dog Floppy in the park, where he is surprised to see a crowd of people fascinated by a charismatic American, who throws his own dog in the air and catches it. Not to ... See full summary »