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- With the help of a magical genie possessing his new cellular phone, an adolescent nerd attempts to live life to the fullest upon his graduation from school.
- Jackie, a lonely and shy telemarketer in her late twenties, gets a phone call informing her that her grandfather has just passed away. As his only living relative, she has inherited his estate. Upon arriving at her uncle's house, Jackie discovers that he was an inventor and has a secret lab in his basement. She stumbles upon the formula that he spent his whole life working on. Due to an accident in the lab, Jackie ingests the formula and finds herself with the power to transform her body at will. This magical potion has turned Jackie Hyde into a shapeshifter! At first, Jackie thinks this is a dream come true. She can change the color of her hair, the size of her bust, even the level of her sex drive at will. This power has somehow released the animal inside and, feeling confident about herself for the first time, she goes out for a night on the town. Picking up a guy in a bar, Jackie has a one night stand. Feeling the euphoric effects of the formula wearing off, Jackie takes some more and soon discovers her more aggressive sexual side; Jacqueline, likes to be in control and wants to keep it that way! Jackie finds that she must make a decision and fight against the power of the formula before she loses her own identity for good. But the formula is like a drug and she's enjoying becoming other people, doing things she would never do, feeling things she has never felt. Each time she transforms, she loses another piece of herself until she doesn't know where the real Jackie ends and the new Jacqueline Hyde begins! In a final battle between her will and desire, her mind and her body, the final choice is made and the most powerful entity wins out!
- Charlie Conrad is ready for college, but the sudden death of his mother and his long-absent father leave him saddled with the adult responsibility of raising his 9-year-old brother.
- Fuel is the story of a young man's struggle to save his girl from an abusive environment. Emilio discovers that he has the ability to run incredibly fast. With the hope of a scholarship, he sees an opportunity to be able to leave his hometown, along with all his troubles, and take Sandy with him. But a tragic flaw, a violent streak he possesses, induced by exposure to gasoline vapors, will all but destroy his best-laid plans. Emilio's hopes race through his heart, not like blood, but like fuel.
- An aging, washed-up comedian still scratching for gigs is confronted with the pressing financial needs of his autistic son.
- A mischievous sorceress leads a motley crew through untamed piratespace as they swashbuckle their way through the farthest reaches of the cosmos. Hopes for a fearsome reputation are constantly dashed, as they unwittingly wind up on the side of good, despite their leader's best efforts to be bad. A new crew member sets them on a path to secure the galaxy's most fearsome weapon before rival forces can claim it for nefarious ends.
- In the early days of solar vehicle racing one of the most unlikely competitors was a Turkish nuclear physicist living in Australia named Ugur Ortabasi. He designed a four-seated solar powered tandem bicycle only a mother could love but in true underdog fashion it would go on to win the 1986 World Championships of Solar Vehicles. The story behind this unlikely victory was anything but sunshine and smooth sailing.
- This thrilling adventure documentary follows an expedition across the world's largest wetlands, Brazil's Pantanal. Famous for its wide variety of birds and wildlife, the Pantanal is a truly unique land.
- On the Wings of the Monarch" is an exciting nature documentary that follows host Libby Graham on an amazing journey into the life of the monarch butterfly.
- The sun shines about 430 quadrillion Joules of energy on to the Earth per hour, which is more than the total amount of energy that humans use in a year. Currently the United States produces 1.6% of its electricity from solar. Suntripping follows a fun crew of innovators who are trying to change that, one pedal stroke at a time.