A cat and mouse chase begins as a pair of detectives track down a pair of killers. Starring Babou Ceesay, Hermione Corfield, and Eve Myles.
I love British shows. They have real people instead of supermodels as actors, and they use actors from every walk of life. Their shows and films come off as real – not phony or unrealistic, and this show is no exception when it comes to the characters. The story is, of course, the opposite. It’s intriguing. We have a female killer who is a psychopath, and the two detectives’ chemistry together works. This show takes some getting used to, but once you’ve settled into the characters and the story, it’s worth the watch.
One: Following Jesus’ Call for Unity (NR)
A young girl moves from the Midwest to California when her emotions conflict with each other about the change. Starring Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, and Richard Kind.
Tyson will challenge the sharks in an under water battle all for the sake of research. Starring Andy Casagrande, Paul de Gelder, Craig O’Connell, 
Bull sharks are becoming more aggressive as their territories grow. A group of experts chronicles why these sharks are attacking more often. Starring Charles Bangley, Brady Barr, and George Burgess. 
An FBI agent is called into a government task force that is fighting the war on drugs at the Mexican-United States border. Starring Emily Blunt, Benicio Del Toro, and Josh Brolin.
I Am Woman (NR)
2 Hearts (PG-13)
An adult victim of childhood sexual abuse confronts his past. Starring Alex Ferns, Orlando Bloom, and Janet Montgomery. 
Santa has decided it is time to transfer the family business to his daughter, Mary. Mary, however, feels torn between her job in New York City, her relationship with her boyfriend, and taking over the family business. Starring Jenny McCarthy, Mig Macario, and Dean McDermott.
A teacher learns that her boyfriend is a prince of a small country. Starring Fiona Gubelmann, Torrance Coombs, and Barry McGovern.
