Season six of the USA Network series about disgraced Dr. Hank Lawson (Mark Feurerstein) and his luxurious exile as a house call physician to the moneyed partiers of the Hamptons. 13 episodes include "Smoke and Mirrors," "All in the Family," "A Bridge Not Quite Far Enough," "Steaks on a Plane," "Goodwill Stunting," "Everybody Loves Ray, Man," "Electric Youth," "I Did Not See That Coming," "Oh, M.G.," "Good Air/Bad Air," "HankMed on the Half Shell," "A Bigger Boat" and "Ganging Up".

The intrepid foursome of D'Artagnan (Luke Pasqualino), Athos (Tom Burke), Aramis (Santiago Cabrera) and Porthos (Howard Charles) embark on new adventures in the second season of this swashbuckling and sexy retelling of the Alexandre Dumas legend. Episodes include "Keep Your Friends Close," "An Ordinary Man," "The Good Traitor", and others.

Out of an epic 25-year battle in which angels led by Gabriel (Carl Beukes) fought humans and their ally, the archangel Michael (Tom Wisdom), comes an unlikely hope for mankind in this supernatural drama based on the characters from the 2010 movie "Legion." Set in the fortified city of Vega (formerly Las Vegas), where an elaborate caste system is now in place to manage the Earth's war-depleted resources, Season 1 begins with a young soldier named Alex Lannon (Christopher Egan) learning he is "The Chosen One," a revelation that leads to all sorts of turmoil, both personal and political. On top of this heavy responsibility, reluctant hero Alex is in a romance with Claire Riesen (Roxanne McKee), daughter to the city's ruler Edward (Alan Dale). Their love seems doomed, however, since not only is she his superior in social class, but her father demands she enter into an arranged marriage with religious leader William Whele (Luke Allen-Gale), son of the powerful and ambitious David (Anthony Head), for the betterment of Vega. Little do they know, William has a hidden agenda---and a secret alliance---that is aimed at causing more harm than good.