Klariza Clayton

Follows Annika, a renowned breast cancer surgeon who receives her own cancer diagnosis. Her new patient, Nate, is a promising politician, and the two begin an intense affair.

Two twentysomethings try to get by - by sharing not only an apartment but a bed. Recovering from a controlling relationship, Tiffany spends her days earning minimum wage for minimum appreciation on a viral news website, while Leon works nightshifts in a hospice getting life advice from a terminally ill tween as he tries to free his wrongfully jailed brother. But, as the Post-its start to fly and each gets unexpectedly drawn into the other's messy, complex life, an attraction evolves backwards. The question is - can you really fall in love with a person you've never set eyes on?

When twenty-something Dylan Witter learns he's got chlamydia, he has to make a list of his past partners and contact each one. Until now, Dylan has done his best to steer clear of that particular lane of memories, but at least he has his two best friends along on his obligatory stroll, to provide support and a bit of (not-always-helpful) advice. Dylan does elect to make good use of his predicament, though, by forcing himself to truly take stock (episode by episode) of his chaotic love life and discover why his relationships always end horribly.

At an exclusive boarding school in England a girl named Joy goes missing. And taking her place is an American named Nina. Patricia, who now has to share a room with Nina, thinks Nina has something to do with it. But, there are more secrets to be uncovered in the House of Anubis.

Fast-paced and full of angst-ridden fun, this British drama may be based on teenage characters, but its content is strictly adult. Watch as eleven teens struggle with highly-charged issues of race, religion, sexuality, drugs, and food disorders. With a solid set of good actors, expect the drama to consist of a lot of well-played emotional ups and downs.