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Follows Nicolas Shaw, a retired U.S. special operative who becomes part of an elite "invisible" team that quietly takes out the worst villains around the world.

Four lives get mixed up in the schemes of a ruthless mob boss, who is hellbent on strengthening her crime empire.

Matt hasn't seen or spoken to his parents in over ten years. When he finds out they have both been killed in a car accident he must go to the town of Blue Water where he is reunited with his younger brother, Jake. Matt and Jake both left home when they were seventeen, and had a difficult relationship with their parents. The final will of their parent's will put the relationship between the two brothers to the test.

Charlie, content coasting through life in small town Canada, wastes his days drinking with friends that he has little in common with. He dreams of being a successful musician, but his complete lack of drive prevents any progress. When he meets Sarah, who recently moved to town from the city, she opens his eyes to a world of possibilities. Reluctant to change, Charlie is forced to address the roadblocks in his life as the worlds of his past failures and his newly blossoming relationship collide.

Set against the sweeping views of a beautiful beach on Lake Huron in the Great Lakes, Ellie and Sam is the story of a sister and brother who are about to embark on a life-changing journey.

Rod Panaflex has been living in exile far off in Canada's north in order to stay away from Nick Verrader and protect the people he cares about the most. When a mysterious stranger appears, Rod must choose whether or not to continue his isolation or return and restore balance to the Star Wars fandom.

Celeste calls in Gail to deal with her husband, Mike, the two who were teenaged sweethearts and the other's first love. They are parents to an infant son. The problem in Celeste's mind is Mike's addiction to shopping in general, which has placed them deep in consumer debt (above and beyond their mortgage), and the resulting hoarding, the "stuff" which Mike keeps in their garage and two rooms in their house, all three which are packed to the brim with this stuff, mostly untouched and unused, with many of the individual items somewhat forgotten. Mike admits that he gets a warm feeling inside whenever he buys something. He also professes to place their son and Celeste as his first priority, which does not match his actions in that his indiscriminate spending has placed the family in financial risk. Gail is hoping that knowing the actual amount of their consumer debt and how fast it is increasing will open Mike's eyes to the extent of the problem and be one factor in Mike's rehabilitation to his addiction to shopping. As part of the problem is the hoarding, Gail provides the assistance of a professional organizer to help Mike organize the stuff: what can be kept, what can be resold, what should be donated to charity, and what should just be sent to the recycle or trash. Gail also realizes that Mike needs to redirect his energies from shopping to something that is more productive for them as a family. But Celeste also realizes that although Gail has forced Mike to go cold turkey from the shopping for the duration of her process with them, he will still be asked at some point to shop for family needs, with the question being how much Mike will or at least try to sneak those wants into his shopping basket.