We're headed out to the small town of Rathcullen where old Darby (Albert Sharpe) spends his days at the pub telling tall tales of the Leprechauns of Knocknasheega and their King Brian (Jimmy O'Dea).

He's retired when young Michael MacBride (Sean Connery) is moved in so he tries his luck at matchmaking with his pretty Irish gal, Katie (Janet Munro) to the Dublin man. All the while widows, pookas and Banshees be creepin'. Three wishes we'll grant ye, great wishes and small, but if you wish a fourth wish, you'll lose them all! Darby O'Gill and the Little People - this time on Doom Generation.

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In Edfu, Egypt, a really long time ago...right before lunch. Ema "Emmie" Hesire (Kim Cattrall) wishes her way into the 20th century and into the imagination and the nimble sculpting hands of Jonathan Swisher (Andrew McCarthy) - a frequently employed and quickly unemployed artist. When Emmie becomes a mannequin in the store window of Prince & Company, Jonathan gets a job dressing windows with the fabulously bespeckled Hollywood Montrose (Meshach Taylor). His windows become an unexpected spectacle, drawing the attention of rival deprtment store, Illustra - who employ the talents of a spurned manager, Richards (James Spader), a disgraced security guard (GW Bailey) and uptown ex girlfriend Roxie (Carole Davis) to catch Swisher in the act. Jonathan decides to stand strong with Emmie forever in Mannequin - this time on Doom Generation.

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John Murdoch (Rufus Sewell) opens his eyes askew, not remembering who he is or what he's done and wanders into the night to find out who he is. He finds an unfaithful jazz singing wife (Jennifer Connelly), a shady, out of breath Dr Schreber (Kiefer Sutherland), stranger invaders (Richard O'Brien, Bruce Spence, Frederick Miragliotta, Ian Richardson) and homicide detective Bumstead (William Hurt) hot on the trail of a manufactured murder in a manufactured world. Can you tell us the way to Shell Beach? You must sleep...NOW. Dark City - this week on Doom Generation 

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Sometimes marriages don't work out and people go their separate ways and sometimes there's a marriage so volatile, family court orders you to separate identical twins and move across the country, never to speak of it again. It's Hayley Mills AND Hayley Mills as Susan and Sharon Evers/McKendrick, identical twins who meet at camp and hatch a plan to catch their toxic parents Maggie & Mitch (Maureen O'Hara and Brian Keith) in The Parent Trap. This time on Doom Generation!

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All Lionel (Tim Balme) wants to do is take Paquita (Diana Penalver) out for a lovely day at the zoo, but mother Vera (Elizabeth Moody) just can't leave well enough alone and while she's spying, she's bitten by a Sumatran rat monkey and all hell breaks loose. Will they survive the LWL luncheon, zombie birth and a visit from Uncle Les (Ian Watkin) to live happily ever after in the goriest romantic comedy of all time. Dead Alive - this time on Doom Generation.

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Okay campers rise and shine and don't forget to pack those booties because it's coooooold outside. It has been 30 years since Weatherdick Phil Conners (Bill Murray) was trapped in a never ending nightmare in Punxsutawney along with his unwitting production crew, Rita (Andie MacDowell) and Larry (Chris Elliott). Will he break the cycle or be damned to rise up everyday at 6am to "I Got You Babe"? Don't drive angry, join us for Groundhog Day this week on Doom Generation!

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We're traveling back to the Age of Reason and since everything is gonna be Turkish this year, the Turkish army is at the gates, trying to sack the city as a troop of actors led by Harry Salt (Bill Paterson) & daughter Sally (Sarah Polley) do their best to maintain curtain calls amongst the destruction. Enter the REAL Baron (John Neville) to tell his REAL story of his band of super men (Eric Idle, Jack Purvis, Charles McKeown, Dennis Winston) and his travels both terrestrial and extra to meet Gods, Goddesses and the King of Everything (Oliver Reed, Uma Thurman, Valentine Cortese, Robin Williams) and finally to face the enemy and maybe lose a VON along the way. Will the city fall? Find out in the Adventures of Baron Munchausen - this time on Doom Generation.

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Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) spends 57 years floating through space and loses everything only to be sent right back to work by Burke (Paul Reiser); mild mannered turd and representative of the Weyland-Yutani Corp. Ripley's on a mission to make contact with a group of terraforming families on LV-426 alongside a troop of ultimate badasses (Michael Biehn, Bill Paxton, Jenette Goldstein, etc.) and synthetic human, Bishop (Lance Henriksen). They encounter a lone child survivor, Newt (Carrie Henn) and the danger Ripley has been warning everyone about THIS WHOLE TIME! This time there's more, this time it's war. ALIENS - this time on Doom Generation.

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Powder your pastel wigs and put on your pantaloons because papa loves parties! Antonio Salieri (F. Murray Abraham) offers his confession through a recounting of his time as court composer while lamenting how he was overshadowed by the crass, young upstart Mozart (Tom Hulce) who he views as an obscene child. In his jealously he vows to destroy God's perfect musical creation in Milos Forman's Amadeus - the directors cut (because no other cut exists). This time on Doom Generation.

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