11-year-old Noah Ferris is struggling with a social anxiety disorder that can make the simplest everyday activities feel like he's drowning in quicksand. But after years of homeschooling, Noah bravely decides that he wants to give middle school a chance and perhaps even make some friends he's not related to. To help him navigate his new environment, his parents get Noah a scruffy, high-energy emotional support dog called Dude. While Dude's a novice with a short attention span and a distracting obsession with treats, what he lacks in experience, he makes up for in charm, spunk and wanting the best for Noah. If this unlikely pair can find a way to overcome their differences and work together, they may just survive everything from wisecracking pre-teens to a cat-obsessed school principal and make it through the school year.

The Crossing revolves around refugees from a war torn country who start showing up seeking asylum in a U.S. city... but the country these people are from is America, and the war they are fleeing is 500 years in the future.

The insanely true story of the epic browser wars told by the really smart people who were there. This mostly scripted series weaves in documentary elements that help tell the true inside story of the Internet's formative years.

Based on the British series and written by Cris Cole "Mad Dogs" follows the reunion of four forty-something guys who head to Belize to visit their old school friend, when things take an unexpected and dark turn.

A workplace ensemble centered on the relationship between two brothers - a bipolar genius in human psychology and a slick ex-con - who head a unique agency designed to solve problems using the real science of human motivation and manipulation.

This musician-themed HBO project is set in a New Orleans neighborhood.