The First 48 is an American television program that showcases homicide investigations during the first 48 hours after a crime has been committed. The show follows homicide detectives from different cities in the United States as they work to gather evidence, interview witnesses, and solve the case. The program first premiered in 2004 and has since aired for over 20 seasons.

"Undercurrent: The Disappearance of Kim Wall" is a documentary series that investigates the disappearance of journalist Kim Wall. The series is available on Hulu and consists of six episodes, each delving deeper into the case.

"I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth V. Michelle Carter" is a two-part documentary series that explores the events leading up to the death of Conrad Roy, a teenager who died by suicide in 2014. The series follows the trial of Michelle Carter, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for encouraging Roy to take his own life through a series of text messages.

Illustrious names behind this documentary style miniseries include the narrator Keith David and voices of F. Murray Abraham, Rene Auberjonois, and Derek Jacobi. Human history was changed by the Jewish faith and Israelites according to the thesis of this program. While slaughtered and persecuted for many years because they believed in one god (the popular belief then was in multiple gods) the Kingdom of David remained solvent and united as they concentrated on making sure their traditions and history records were passed down. With strictly held moral values and Jewish laws they persevered. Much of the filming took place on the exact grounds on which original events occurred. Episodes of the well received television program Empires: Kingdom of David have included "The End of Days", "By the Rivers of Babylon", and "The Book and the Sword" and each of which notably covered a specific period in Jewish history. The Kingdom of David is part of a documentary series from Public Broadcasting with the title of Empires.

Big D (Dallas, Texas) is the scene and living La Vida Loca is where it's at for a group of young socially upscale singles who party hard, love fast, and take life easy. The Dallas Metro area is the background for hot young singles who get involved with a bit of drama as well as comedy in each episode. From one night stands to broken hearts we witness it all and maybe even learn a bit about how not to act if we want to survive the singles scene. Those who love the nightlife and crave the excitement of night clubs and hot parties will most likely enjoy this reality series. A widely diverse group of young adults, who find their lives intersecting from time to time, are entering relationships and break up at the drop of a hat and then move on to someone else. There are a few who are serious about finding someone who will give them stability and a permanent relationship, but just where to find them? And it is actually fun to watch (and perhaps place bets) on who will find the one who's just right for them.

One Perfect Shot is a television series created by Ava DuVernay, which is based on a Twitter account with the same name. In each episode, a renowned director will be given a chance to discuss and analyze one of their most iconic shots. The show uses visual tools to allow viewers to see behind the scenes and explore the creative process that goes into making these shots. The directors will walk through the scene, discussing the obstacles, challenges, lessons, and triumphs that they faced while creating their one perfect shot.