Bat Out of Hell is a British thriller television serial created by Francis Durbridge and originally aired on BBC Two from 26 November to 24 December 1966. The series followed two lovers, Diana Stewart and Mark Paxton, who are haunted by the voice of Diana's husband over the telephone after he is murdered by the couple. Inspector Clay, played by Dudley Foster, was the detective inspector who headed the police investigation.
The series revolves around an attempt to recruit a girl named Samia Fahmy (Mena Shalaby) for the Israeli intelligence, but the opposite happens, she informs the Egyptian intelligence and decides to cooperate with them.
The storyline of the show revolves around the couple Ranbir and Janvi. They seem like any other normal couple from the outside, but, in reality, are highly dysfunctional. They plot and plan together against every person they know, until they turn against one another too. The love which they felt for each other evaporates into nothingness and obsession takes over. A dysfunctional but happy marriage turns into a battleground and a stalking pit. Who would come out of this alive? Who is more dangerous, Ranbir or Janvi? What are they going to do to one another?
Under the pressure of the international community, the Serbian Government establishes a Mixed Commission, and conferred to it the examination of facts in the affair "missing babies" that has lasted for several decades.
The Documentarian investigates the livestreamed home invasion of Alice Purdy broadcast to thousands who watched her attacked by a killer. Doc interviews Alice's sister Des, who has checked into a rehabilitation center as a result of the traumatic events. Doc meets with Tara, who has been convicted of a heinous crime she claims she was forced to commit after watching a video with her best friend Ashley called "Share or Die".
In the quiet Carpathian village of Yaseni, a series of brutal murders unfolds. A Kyiv detective, Markiyan Sych, comes to the village for rehabilitation after being wounded, and unwittingly finds himself in the middle of the investigation along with a young local policeman, Ivan Basyuk. The locals are convinced that evil spirits and a mysterious creature from ancient legends, Mara, are behind everything. Step by step, the investigation reveals the dark past of the village, the hidden fears of the inhabitants, ancient secrets and long-forgotten events that intertwine in a terrifying web. But whose hands are behind this rage - human or something much more otherworldly?
After a deadly car accident, hospital vice president Gao Gefei’s attempt to escape justice sparks an investigation that uncovers corruption, abuse of power, and hidden crimes within the medical world. Lawyer Yu Yu and psychiatrist Yu Mohan navigate moral dilemmas as the truth emerges, revealing that the tragedy was no accident.
There was a time when Japan’s housing projects, or “danchi,” were the dream homes of the masses. They produced a culture of residency unique to Japan, but today, these towers and their residents have aged. It is human nature to wish to deny the present and idealize the past the more one grows older. The man dedicates what life he has left to restoring the past, and chases after his ideal family and danchi. However, like a river, time can never go backwards. Aiming to bring back the danchi of the past for the sake of his granddaughter's future, the man's passion for his contradictory ideal gradually descends into madness.