Victoria Kucher

Formerly filthy rich video store magnate Johnny Rose, his soap star wife Moira, and their two kids, über-hipster son David and socialite daughter Alexis, suddenly find themselves broke and forced to live in Schitt's Creek, a small depressing town they once bought as a joke.

Dr. Mary Harris, a single mother and emergency doctor by day, also moonlights as an underground angel of death - helping terminally ill patients who want to die and slip away on their own terms. So far Mary has managed to stay under the radar; but business is booming, and her double life is getting complicated. When her world starts to unravel, Mary realizes she's going to have to fight dirty if she's going to stay in the killing game.

After returning to her hometown of Ornaments as a big city news reporter, she faces the demon of her past following a simple typo in her letter to Santa, a harmless mistake that summoned Satan to kill her parents.

As they quickly approach their thirtieth birthdays, academic physicist Siobhan and her photographer boyfriend Sean realize they failed to answer key questions about themselves and their relationship. Their devotion to each other is further tested when Siobhan decides to chase a research opportunity that would move them to Geneva. Realizing their lives are moving forward in opposite directions, the couple is forced to break-up in order to rediscover themselves.

Brennan and Victoria are roommates willing to work any scheme they can to keep their apartment.

After death of her parents, Lisa Pullen journeys to sell land acquired through inheritance. She not only uncovers truths about her family’s past, but also finds love.

Isaiah has been counting the sleeps to his ninth birthday party, and it is finally here. But, Isaiah is going to get a present he did not ask for: he's going to meet his biological father, Kevin.

Struggling to fill the void left by her missing cat, a woman has a queer encounter with an unexpected visitor. When the cat returns, the visitor is abandoned to a life of profound invisibility, which prompts a macabre test of their social obscurity.

An teen viola protégé learns what it's like to be racially profiled by the police.

Teah, written by Dorrett White and Lori-Ann Russell, follows the emotional reunion of Teah, a successful Black woman in her 20s, and Damien, a charming Hispanic chef, as they meet at a familiar Latin restaurant after years apart. As the two reminisce about their past relationship, a playful conversation turns into a deeper exploration of their differing life choices. Teah, driven by her corporate success, grapples with the pull of her past love for Damien, who represents a simpler, more spontaneous life. Their unresolved feelings resurface as they debate whether they can make their relationship work again, despite their different paths. The story is an intimate exploration of love, growth, and the difficult choices between career ambition and personal fulfillment.