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Browse - Most popular shows on AMC
Silent History
Silent History tells the story of a generation of unusual children - born without the ability to create or comprehend language, but perhaps with other surprising skills of their own. As the condition spreads to epidemic levels, theories form and society is faced with how to deal with this new evolution of human. Silent History plays on the fears of technology and the threat of "the other," shaking up our assumptions about who we are and how we should live.
Empire of the Dead
Empire features zombies similar to those in his Living Dead series of films. One way the series departs from his films is that vampires are also part of the story.
Demascus
Demascus follows Demascus, a 33-year-old Black man on a mission of self-discovery and the burgeoning field of digital psychiatry that may be the key to defining his truest self.
The Pitch
"The Pitch" offers viewers an intense, gripping, never-before-seen glimpse inside America's top ad agencies. Each week watch two agencies as they compete to win a new client the only way they can: by going head-to-head in a cut-throat, winner-takes-all showdown, a presentation known as The Pitch.
National Anthem
National Anthem is the tragically funny story of a middle class midwestern family tumbling down the ladder of American society, periodically bursting into song as they struggle to catch themselves.
Broken Trail
Set in the late 1890's, this story tells of Prentice "Print" Ritter, a cowboy making his last big horse run before settling down on a ranch of his own. Print and his nephew, Tom Harte, begin their journey expecting nothing out of the ordinary, but end up rescuing five young Chinese girls from the human trafficker who would sell them into a life of slavery. Now the two, along with companions they pick up along the way, must protect the girls from danger as they steer their herd from Oregon to Wyoming.
Riverview Towers
This AMC psychological thriller centers on a family who moves into an apartment building alive with paranormal activity. Expect the same level of high quality drama that characterizes Mad Men and Breaking Bad.
Freakshow
The show centers on ex-music producer Todd Ray as he pursues his dream to own and operate the Freakshow and Muesum on California's famed Venice boardwalk. The Freakshow is Todd's passion; he has puts all of his time and money into procuring strange creatures and oddities. Along with his wife Danielle, and their two children, the show focuses on the struggles of keeping such a bizarre business alive and thriving.
Game of Arms
This is a look inside the raw and highly competitive world of American arm wrestling.
The series follows the members of five regional arm wrestling clubs in Erie, PA, Kansas City, KS, New York, NY, Sacramento, CA and Baton Rouge, LA as they hit the road and wager their reputation, relationships and money for the sport.
Knifeman
The show is set in 18th Century London. It tells the story of a charming, arrogant, decorum-breaking genius who challenges societal norms to transform his visions into cutting-edge discoveries. A surgeon or "barber" in a time when blood-letting and praying was the norm, John Tattersal is a hard drinking, hard living man not afraid to push the boundaries of modern medicine, even if it takes digging up a few graves to do it. While he makes his living running an unlicensed operating theatre out of his residence, he picks up extra cash harvesting organs for his brother Julian, favorite son and prized physician of the St. Stephen's teaching hospital.
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