The continuation and dramatic conclusion of what happens to Baby Andrew. And a peek into HOW on Earth grandparents has so many rights 30 years ago!

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Stef's all-time favorite made-for-TV movie! This miniseries is based on Peter Maas' book and tells the story of sisters Teresa Benigno Taylor and Celeste Benigno White. After Teresa's life ends tragically at the hands of her husband, Celeste fights to win an unprecedented custody case to raise Teresa's son.

The sensational sequel and conclusion to the Betty Broderick saga, this movie explores the courtroom drama that shocked the nation and started the conversation about invisible labor and emotional abuse. It also sheds light on Betty's defiance and lack of remorse after killing Dan and Linda in cold blood.

This gripping drama exposes the rarely acknowledged reality of domestic abuse faced by men and the disbelief that too often follows. Judith Light and Peter Strauss deliver powerhouse performances in a stark, realistic portrayal of an American family enduring abuse in the mid-1990s.

A gripping true story of a woman driven to the edge by domestic turmoil, where the only escape ends in heartbreaking tragedy. This groundbreaking film became a defining touchstone, shaping the blueprint for countless made-for-TV dramas that followed. If you like house coats, this one is for you!

HOLIDAY SPECIAL EPISODE! All Addie wants is a Christmas tree and love from her widower father. Neither are looking good, but Christmas always proves to be the time for magical surprises. This truly charming videotaped production is an instant classic for us!

The chilling true story of Elizabeth Thomas—groomed and abducted by her teacher—serves as a stark reminder of the hidden dangers that can lurk behind trust. A call to vigilance for every parent and guardian.

The only made for TV movie dedicated to Laci Peterson's story suffers from a critical flaw: it inadvertently shifts the narrative focus to her husband, Scott. We analyze this narrative misstep, examining Dean Cain's performance and the media-sensationalist style used to recount Laci's disappearance.