丑女贝蒂第二季

《戴洛赫小镇》（Deadloch）是由亚马逊出品的澳大利亚犯罪悬疑黑色喜剧电视连续剧，由凯特·麦卡特尼和凯特·麦克伦南创作。 　　《戴洛赫小镇》以塔斯马尼亚州的一个虚构小镇 Deadloch 为背景，做事严谨的当地高级警长Dulcie Collins正应妻子要求放慢工作节奏 ，以平衡生活。这时，一具男尸被冲上沙滩，Dulcie又被推回侦探工作中。高级调查员Eddie Redcliffe，从达尔文空降支援这起案件，但她粗鲁不羁的破案行事风格引起了Dulcie的不满。随着死亡人数的不断增多，她们必须化解分歧和矛盾，联手侦破这起目标为顺直白男的连环杀人案。

　　Netflix的衍生剧《#欢乐再满屋# Fuller House》宣布第三季会在美国时间9月22日上线，以配合母剧首播的30周年。《欢乐再满屋》第三季会分上下季，上下半部各为9集。

A group of teenage girls and boys in the city of Latina, just south of Rome, and its surrounding area during a summer that will change their lives forever.

　　故事讲述刚从警察学院毕业的库尔特·维兰德(帕森饰)目睹了一场残忍的自杀式案件，在警长汉伯格(理查德·迪兰饰)的支持下，他不得不查清一系列的罪案。

BBC的关于大都会警察局“悬疑旧案”部门的喜剧。小组的头是女DS桑德拉普尔曼，既然是和旧事有关，索性就招聘了3个退休侦探：杰克把死去的爱妻埋在后院每天和她聊天，盖里年轻时有名的花心如今要和三个前妻四个女儿共进晚餐，布莱恩是个强迫症、前酒徒和阴谋论者。标题取自一句老话：“You can't teach meijubar.net an old dog new tricks（老家伙学不来新窍门）”。这帮老家伙却成功地在新时代用他们的经验和技，那些疑难案件正中了看似过时的老窍门的道。

　　It's October 1914 and the war is not going well. The Germans are smashing through Belgium and the allies are in retreat. Hazel Bellamy is on a committee with Lady Prudence Fairfax to find temporary homes for the 5000 or more Belgian refugees that have come to Britain. Feeling an obligation to set an example, Hazel agrees to take in a family and expecting an aristocratic family of 3, receives an extended family of 5 peasant farmers who speak no English. They take residence in the servants' quarters but with the language barrier, it all proves to be a bit much for both sides. The servants find the refugees odd in their tastes and their refusal to take a bath in particular offends them. Rescue of a sort comes from Georgina who returns from a weekend away and having been schooled in Switzerland, is a fluent French speaker. The refugees tell her their horrific tale of death and terror at the hands of the invading Germans creating a greater understanding and a degree of empathy from the ... Written by garykmcd

　　When Will, an inner-city teenager from Philly is sent by his mother to live with his relatives (the Banks') in Bel-Air, everybody is in for a surprise. It is funny how influence can go both ways... Written by Steve Richer