After an intense trip, Anya’s anxiety subsides just enough for her to make an egregious, poorly timed confession to her best friend, Taj.

A young woman find a mysteriously lit lantern alone in the forest.

A fortune-cookie-head crumbles himself, piece by piece in order to keep devouring creatures out of his way...

Wendy's invite to an exclusive birthday picnic is a recipe for disaster when her homemade cake melts away her last chance for friendship.

Her childhood stuffed bunny, Claude, watches his owner navigate her turbulent love life as an adult trans-woman.

"Claude" is a window into the life of Her, a trans woman struggling with connection. We meet Her as she prepares for a date, addressing an unseen figure in her room as she gets ready. When she leaves, it's revealed that she's been speaking to her stuffed rabbit Claude, the constant in her life and the one who sees her completely and in her most vulnerable moments. What ensues is a mix of the mundane and the turbulent, the pieces of her life that can only be seen by Claude in her bedroom. From emotional hangovers and crippling isolation to tender video calls with her mother who lives far away. Enter boyish Him, presumably a lover from Her past. As he slips back easily into Her life, watching their seemingly comfortable rapport, Claude witnesses his owner try to balance life, pleasure, and even violence. Never seeing anyone’s face besides Claude’s unanimated one, the audience is invited to really lean in and pay attention to a woman and a story that often goes untold.

A group of queer friends get together for a cozy dinner party. Their fun and fellowship is interrupted by a time traveling soldier from the future. The soldier informs Danny that he has been found guilty of “war crimes” and has been sentenced to death. But the assassination attempt is foiled by a second soldier, who refers to Danny as “Commander” before disappearing to wherever he came from. Left with a dead body and limited information, the group of friends must decide if Danny is a future hero, or a future dictator.

When Damien and Evie find an unfamiliar sock in their laundry, their relationship takes a deadly turn.

Intimidated after moving to the city to go to university, a rez Indian explores his new world by making choices that test his values and push his boundaries, sometimes against his family and friends wishes.

After burglars ransacked her mother’s childhood home, Frankie must help her mom clean up the mess, but since the loss of her father, Frankie and her mother struggle to get along. Now, faced with so many reminders of the past, the two must find a way to navigate a world where they only have each other.

Explore the bizarre world of a local NYC bodega owner as she attempts to rid herself of the family business against her fathers wishes, all in hopes to achieve her wildest dreams. Mo Brown stars in the series 'Mo Brown's Bodega', where her father gifts her a bodega, thrusting her into the everyday high-jinx at the shop, but she really has dreams of being an Entertainer.

Brown's dreams cause her to get creative in her life as we explore her world through the intensified situations that lead to the most absurd actions. Brown takes us on a journey where she navigates the city through extreme personalities, while trying to follow her dreams and keep her Bodega successful, with lots of laughs guaranteed. We dive into Mo's plans to change her life but the situations that arise makes her question her future as a Bodega owner. As Mo attempts to save her Bodega, life begins to spiral with each episode, taking us through relatable themed life lessons and intensified situations with recurring hosting segments. Each episode shows Mo overcoming a challenge that has her close enough to quit, but still wanting to maintain responsibilities as an adult in Brooklyn.

Season 2 Episode 01 (Pilot)

In a future world where society is divided into color-coded zones, 17-year-old Naima Awadi lives in the impoverished Red Zone. This lower-class area is marked by scarcity and struggle, a stark contrast to the prosperous Gray Zone where the elite reside. The only way to ascend the societal ranks is by passing the Tinted Test, an exam designed to determine one's worth and potential for higher status.

Naima is a bright and determined girl who dreams of a better life for herself and her younger sister, Tamire. With a sickly handicapped mother , Naima has taken on the role of caregiver, for both her sister and mother. Despite the odds, Tamire has excelled in her studies, motivated by her love for Tamire and her desire to escape the Red Zone's oppressive grip.

The story unfolds over the course of a single, tension-filled day—the day before Naima is set to take the Tinted Test. As Naima goes about her day, we witness her anxiety and the lengths she will go to pass the test. Her journey is interwoven with moments of tenderness and connection with Tamire, who is both her greatest source of strength and her deepest worry.

"Tinted" is a gripping, emotional journey through a day in the life of a girl on the brink of a life-changing moment. It explores themes of familial love, societal inequality, and the indomitable human spirit, leaving audiences rooting for Naima's success and reflecting on the nature of merit and fairness in their own world.