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- Fact-based story of a woman who suffered a nervous breakdown after having an extra-marital affair.
- Charel and Monique lead an unfulfilled live in a small town. When Monique's old flame and the father of her daughter arrives, tensions are running high. For 24h we follow these people in despair.
- Harry and Jamie are inseparable until Lucy arrives on the scene. Now Harry must contend for Jamie's attention, bringing his true feelings closer to light.
- Burning Bridges is a story of a thriving family that suddenly spins into free fall turmoil when dark unforgivable secrets surfaced and set them on a path of family destruction. A young attorney, Nigel Bridges, with a successful career; a beautiful wife, Autumn; and two wonderful children, Sky and Dylan. He is haunted by the death of his fiancée 13 years ago, his current wife torn between standing by him and encouraging him to move on when his brother Tommy shows up at his door upon his release from prison seeking forgiveness. Tommy's return reopens a chapter of old wounds that Nigel has yet to successfully close - the fatal car accident that claimed his then fiancée. As Nigel struggles to forgive his brother and move on, he learns that there is much more to the story involving the very people he trusted with his life.
- "Burning Bridges" is about the arson of Mood's Bridge, a historic covered bridge in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA, and the restorative conference held in its wake. This emotional conference brought together the six young men who burned down the bridge with their families and members of the community - a community moving through grief and anger to healing.
- TV Series
- Burning Bridges delves into the human stories behind the helmets, the unseen struggles of Telangana's firefighters. We witness the emotional toll, the interactions with the public, and the quiet acts of heroism that often fade from memory.
- A soon to be wed bride is plagued with jealousy when her fiance's best friend, who happens to be a very attractive female, comes into town. Her suspicions only increase after marriage.
- The Britannia Bridge, spanning the Menai Strait to link the island of Anglesey to mainland Wales, was designed and built by railway engineer Robert Stephenson in 1850. On 23 May 1970 a catastrophic fire, caused by boys dropping a burning torch while playing inside, led to the destruction of its iconic rectangular tube sections. It was rebuilt as a steel truss-arch bridge, with a road deck above the railway. This programme, made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the fire, looks at the history of the bridge, the effect of the fire and the rebuilding of it afterwards.
- Bob and Jim Whitely are twin brothers. Bob, an army veteran who suffered shell shock in the war, escapes from a sanitarium and holds up the Express train, for which Jim is mistakenly arrested. Jim soon escapes from jail in order to find his brother. However, his task is complicated by a crooked sheriff who pins a holdup and murder on him that the sheriff himself actually committed. To make matters worse, the murder victim was Tommy Wilkins, the brother of Jim's fiancee, who now thinks that Jim killed her brother.
- Taylor expects to find the proper attire for her grandmother's final day on earth, but choosing the right clothes exposes a hidden secret she will never be able to let go.
- Mary O'Brien, daughter of an Irish gentleman of declining fortunes, while fishing, meets Ernest Randal, who is trespassing on her father's land. Randal is the son of an English baronet and his conversation so charms Mary that she invites him to dinner. The next day, while out hunting deer with her father, a poacher mistakes Randal's peaked cap for a deer's antlers, and shoots him through the shoulder. Mary nurses Randal, who is taken to her home. They fall in love and Mary gives her heart to him without reserve, and it is with difficulty that he forces himself to leave to complete his course in surgery. Norah, the old family servant, suspects the truth. Mary confesses to her father, and with difficulty restrains him from taking her lover's life when he returns after completing his college course. At first, Randal says he cannot marry her at that time, and she defends him. However, overcome by her generosity, Randal asks her to marry him, and she finally consents on account of the injustice to the child, which her refusal would cause. She leaves, however, immediately after the marriage. After her boy is born, Mary obtains employment in a cotton mill, becomes prominent in welfare work among the employees, and forms an uplift club, which is cited all over Ireland as a model of its kind. Her employer, O'Farrell, also promotes her to a position of trust, and asks her to be his wife, but on account of her boy, she refuses to divorce her husband. Randal visits her and asks her to return to him, but she declines, reminding him of the fact that he has been wasting his life. Determined to win her respect, he enlists and goes to war. O'Farrell also enlists and leaves Mary in charge of the mill. At the front Randal saves O'Farrell from bleeding to death when his arm is torn off by a shell. Randal later is shot, and reported dead. O'Farrell returns to Mary with the news that Randal's brother has also been killed, and that her boy is the Earl of Randal; and Mary at last realizes what her husband means to her. A great joy comes when she learns that Randal is alive, although temporarily blinded, and she nurses him while he is recovering his sight. O'Farrell once more goes to the front, saying he has one good arm left and is needed on the field. Life now seems perfect for Marv, and her happiness is deepened when her husband gives her the deed to her old house, which had been sold to strangers when her father died and she begins with deep joy her new life as Lady Randal.
- Louis Mitchell is doomed to keen disappointment, as he enters the office of Comer and Mathison, steel contractors, by whom he is employed as a salesman. Mr. Comer informs him, in characteristic fashion, that business is "rotten," and that Mitchell, with other members of the sales force, will be obliged to take a vacation. At home, his bride is reading a trade journal, when her eye runs across a notice to the effect that Robinson and Ray of London are to rebuild their mammoth South African cyanide tanks, destroyed in the Boer War. Hardly has Mitchell returned home, and imparted the news to her, when she proposes that he try for the $3,000,000 Robinson and Ray contract. She accordingly draws her $1,000 from the bank to finance her husband on his trip. Mitchell succeeds in getting a letter of introduction from Comer and Mathison, delegating him as their accredited representative, and authorizing him to formulate bids in their name. With his wife's $1,000 drawn and apportioned, Mitchell realizes that the bridges have been burned, and there is no retreat. In London Mitchell finally gets an audience with the director-general of the firm of Robinson and Ray, who tells him he is late, and it would be impossible for him to figure the estimates in the short time which remains. Mitchell is told that the bids must be in positively by twelve o'clock on the 31st of the month. Mitchell works night and day on the plans. Grigsby, a rival competitor for the contract, by trickery, learns that Mitchell's figures are lower than his, and as it is the day before the 3ist, it is too late to alter his. He bribes the chief clerk to fix the clock on the following morning. A nervous wreck from the great strain, Mitchell hurries to the Robinson and Ray offices on the 31st, and to his dismay, the clock and the watches of the chief clerk and Grigsby point to 12:10. Dropping the plans, he rushes, heartbroken, from the place. Struck by pity, the office boy, whom Mitchell had tipped on a previous occasion, reaches through the office railing, gets the bids and takes them to the inner office. In America, a couple of weeks later, Mitchell gets a telegram from Comer and Mathison to the effect that their bids were accepted, and that he has been appointed sales manager.
- The first scene shows the office of Comer & Mathison, contractors, and the dismissal of Louis Mitchell, a salesman, not because of his lack of ability but because of the hard times which make it necessary for the firm to cut down expenses. Mitchell pleads hard for his position and for the opportunity to do great things for the firm, and intimates that he cannot accept dismissal because he has just been married. This argument, while a good one, does not appeal to the hard-headed business man, and even Mitchell's producing of the photograph of the "only girl" fails to convince the older man. So Mitchell is obliged to go home to the little wife and tell her that they are now without an income. But is she dismayed? Not in the slightest degree. She is true blue, and evidently equal to the emergency. After a moment's comforting of the downcast husband, she tells him that she has a position, an undertaking, waiting for him. She has seen in the paper the announcement that a big English syndicate is to rebuild the mining plants destroyed by the Boers during the war in South Africa. The contract involves about three million dollars, and she thinks it is just about the size contract that her husband should go after and get. The idea is so absurd and so wild that Mitchell cannot accept it at first, and argues strenuously against it, finally concluding with the unanswerable statement that the firm would not finance his visit to London to go after the contract. But even this does not cause the young lady's determination to waver. She announces that she has a little money in the bank which she has saved up, and that she will become financial backer of the enterprise. The fact that she has only a thousand dollars, and that the undertaking would naturally require about three or four thousand, is hardly an argument worth considering, and after a few more fruitless attempts to dissuade her, Mitchell, fearing to lose the proud position which he holds in the young wife's eyes, determined to go and do his American best to win the contract away from the rival concern on the other side. Of course, the firm, having nothing to lose, are not loath to let him make the attempt; and we see him at the bank with the little wife withdrawing the last money of her savings, and then at the pier, where she bids him good-bye and waves her handkerchief as the ship steams off down New York Harbor. In London he finds the business methods very different from those in America, and runs up against a snag by reason of a rival salesman, who is a little fearful of this American invasion, having conspired with the head clerk in the office to throw obstacles in his way. But, worse than that, when he finally succeeds in seeing the Director-General of the big syndicate he learns that the mass of blueprints which he will be required to figure upon would normally take about three weeks' time to go through, while he has but five days in which to complete this tremendous work. Nothing but the thought of the little girl who believes in him carries him through the attempt, which he makes with a gallantry worthy of knights of old. He locks himself in his hotel room and, without sleeping and barely taking time to eat in the five days and nights that follow, he goes through the mass of material and completes his work at the very last moment. But the rival salesman, knowing the situation, has contrived with the head clerk to set the clock ahead in the offices of the syndicate, so that when our half-frenzied hero arrives with his figures he is informed that he is five minutes too late, and that the legal hour for handing in the estimates has passed. If he had not worked five days and nights without sleep he probably would not be so easily turned aside, but the blow is too much for him and, dropping the precious documents on the floor, he staggers out of the office, crushed and well-nigh frantic. We see the little office boy pick up the envelope and put it in his coat pocket. Then the scene shifts back to the lonely little girl waiting in New York and to the unexpected arrival of her husband, who has not brought the contract back with him. Of course she is loyal and brave and tries to comfort him, but their hearts are nearly broken. Then there comes a telegram which makes the young husband believe that he is out of his head, for it is from his own firm and announces that the contract has been awarded to them, and that he is therefore made their General Sales Manager at a big salary. Of course, we can guess that the little office boy knew the plot and handed the papers in, and like the two young people, we would like to have hugged the office boy for his help.
- A series of gripping stories of hardships many face while living in the inner city: Divorce, homophobia, drug addiction, school closings and police brutality. Burning Bridges polarizes the inequalities that can afflict and ignite fires within our society.
- In the autumn of 2010, the poet Xiaozhao set off from Beijing and took a national tour of his personal poem collection "My Hope is on the Road" printed at a print shop. All the way up and down, full of ambition. Photographer Zhuang Ruijie went to Guangdong halfway to shoot. He recorded a trip to Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Shaanxi Shanyang, Huashan, Zhongnanshan, Xi'an and returned to Beijing for about 15 days.
- Luck Films films Kinky Friedman at his Echo Hill Ranch in order to capture the essence of the "The Bridge That Wouldn't BurnI" track of his new CD - "Resurrection".
- Loosely based on the story of the Prodigal Son, Bridges Burning is the story of a strong-willed woman named Rae who has hit rock bottom. She comes out of jail with nothing but a plan to recover the stolen money she hid before she was arrested so she could give it to her parents as payment for everything she owes them. The only person in her way is her Ex-boyfriend/girlfriend who intends on getting that money for themselves. Rae manages to get the money and deliver it to her parents, but they are not interested in it. They want their daughter back but Rae isn't ready for that. When her Ex shows up to claim the money for themselves, the family must band together and it is in that act where Rae is reminded of her parents' unconditional love.
- Singer Songwriter Kyle Offidani performs No Bridge Left to Burn with the Austin Greenbelt backdrop.
- Official music video for "Burning Bridges" by Sigrid.
- Peter tries to obtain a letter of resignation from his boss before he reads it.
- 1996–1998TV-PGTV Episode
- The redecoration of Arden House turns out not to be nearly as lavish as Dr. Finlay had hoped.
- 2001– 44mTV-PG7.5 (60)TV EpisodeThe seven remaining teams travel from Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso to Rumsiskes, Lithuania. When the intensity of the race causes one team to lose their focus, they find themselves on a collision course with a speeding bus.
- Valiant and Arn visit camp near Bridgeford with Bryant and troops on their way to Northland ahead of King Arthur and Queen Guinevere for Michael's coronation, and resolve to see and try to make peace with Rowanne. But she wants nothing to do with them or Camelot, insisting she is happy at home. Then word reaches them that her two young cousins are missing, and Valiant and Arn stay behind and assist in the search. They have actually been captured by Richard so they couldn't warn Bridgeford of his army's approach, and Camelot's forces are headed for an attack by them.
- Alfred's plans for his departure to America are put on hold when someone close to him is put in danger. Thomas enlists the help of an old foe, Aleister Crowley.
- 2008–Podcast Episode
- 2017–TV Episode
- 2020–Podcast EpisodeCan Evan convince the noble family's to come together, or will his long absence from the etiquette of Arcadian Nobility and Civics prove to be the party's undoing?
- Malik's friends combine efforts to convince him to make his film. As rehearsals begin, an unexpected candidate auditions and Majid enters a dark place.
- The family finds creative ways to help Winter let go of her relationship with Jah. Chantel decides to fly to the Dominican Republic to support Pedro after Nicole and Lidia both turn against him for disrespecting the family.
- Some of your 90 Day Fiancé favorites react to Burning Bridges (2021).
- It's 1903, and the Russian Marxist movement is ready to answer Vladimir Lenin's call to unite into a single party. Lenin is looking to become the de facto leader of the new party, but he's not the only one in the running. Many of his comrades favor his emerging rival Julius Martov, so Lenin is relying on his new silver-tongued acolyte Leon Trotsky to help him bend the party to his will. But Trotsky isn't willing to be anyone's pawn. And when a fissure rips through the new party, Lenin and Trotsky find themselves on opposite sides of the divide - just as public opposition to the Russian tsar sparks bloodshed on the streets of St. Petersburg.