Teen Titans 5.01

Homecoming - Part 1

Beast Boy receives a distress call from Mento, one of his former teammates in the Doom Patrol. The Teen Titans accompany Beast Boy as he searches for the Doom Patrol. The search leans them to a forest where first they find Robot Man and then the rest of the Doom Patrol (Negative Man, Elasti-Girl, Mento). Robot Man was left for dead but the other three are the prisoners Of the Brain and Monsieur Mallah. The Titans rescue them but the Brain and Monsieur Mallah escape with their latest weapon, a quantum generator.

The Set-Up (1949)

The Set-Up (1949)

starring Robert Ryan, Audrey Totter

directed by Robert Wise

73 minutes

Boxer Bill "Stoker" Thompson (Robert Ryan) shows up for a fight in Paradise City unaware that Tiny, his manager, has taken money to ensure that Stoker only makes it through the first two rounds before getting knocked out. Tiny figures that with Stoker's history he will probably lose anyway and doesn't tell him about the money.

Julie (Audrey Totter), Stoker's wife, is so sick of watching him get beaten up that she walks around town rather than go to see him fight. Stoker, feeling like he's got something to prove, gives it his all and wins the fight in the fourth round. He knows by then about the fix but he doesn't care, until Little Boy, the gangster who paid for it, comes to pay him back for not sticking with the plan.

Un Village Français 6.11

Arrestations

or Arrests

5 Sep 1944

Suzanne learns that her husband is thinking of moving to Brittany with their daughter. The only way to get him to stay is to reunite with him but she has no interest in doing that. She goes to work for Edmond. He asks her to dig up some dirt on Bériot. She turns to Loriot for help with this task.

Rita reveals to Ézéchiel that Marchetti is hiding in their apartment. He wants Marchetti out but agrees to let him stay for the day, until someone comes to get him.

My Royal Nemesis 1.04

Beyond Understanding

Cha Se-gye buys the talent agency. Dan-sim meets Cha Dai-su. She asks Se-gye to look after a stray dog that she found while on her way home. He is allergic to dogs and hands it over to Son Jae-han who locates the owner. 

Mun-do breaks ground on a new resort. There is still one owner who has yet to sell their land, Seo-ri's grandmother. Seo-ri uses some moves she learned from binge watching TV shows to beat up the thugs who try to intimidate her grandmother into selling.

Se-gye insults Seo-ri infront of Dai-su while trying to save face. He later apologizes. 

There is much confusion between Dan-sim and Se-gye over the nature of their relationship. She thinks for a while that he is a fan of hers. He thinks that she is in love with him. The episode ends with them embracing. 

Bleach 42 / 3.01

Flash Goddess Yoruichi, Dances!

Yoruichi prevents Ichigo from fighting Byakuya. Knowing that Ichigo is not strong enough to defeat the captain of 6th Squad, she sedates Ichigo and then takes off with him before Byakuya can lay a finger on either of them. She promises to bring him back in the near future so that the fight can resume.

Byakuya loses interest in the others including Ganju once Yoruichi has left with Ichigo over her shoulder. Ukitake takes charge of the situation once Byakuya has left and orders two of his troops to take care of Rukia and find someone from 4th Squad to treat Ganju's injuries.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 2.15

Paradise

Sisko and O'Brien are on a runabout, looking for a planet that is suitable for settlement when they come across one that already seems to be populated. They decide to beam down, despite getting some weird readings. Once on the planet they discover that all of their technological devices no longer work.

They are greeted by some of the locals, who are also human. Alixus, the leader, explains to them that they are stuck there and that they may as well get used to it. Alixus and the others have been there for 10 years. Sisko and O'Brien don't accept what they are being told and start to look for ways to get a message out.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1.23

Back for Christmas

starring John Williams

written by John Collier, Francis M. Cockrell

directed by Alfred Hitchcock

Herbert Carpenter (John Williams) and his wife Hermione are getting reading to leave England and travel to the United States where they will spend sometime near Los Angeles. Hermione tells everyone that they will be back for Christmas. Herbert has other plans. He goes ahead with those plans and travels to the United States alone. Everything seems fine until he learns that his wife made some plans that she didn't tell him about.