Two men, two methods, two motivations, one darkness—dive into the chilling depths of obsession and revenge. Step inside the twisted mind of a monster, and of the quiet hero determined to end him at any cost.Tony Hooper stands in shadow across the street, hidden in the crowd of curiosity-hounds gathered to watch a monster’s release seventeen years after Mitchell Norton, “the devil,” terrorized Algonquin, Illinois on a spree of kidn...

Two men, two methods, two motivations, one darkness—dive into the chilling depths of obsession and revenge. Step inside the twisted mind of a monster, and of the quiet hero determined to end him at any cost.Tony Hooper stands in shadow across the street, hidden in the crowd of curiosity-hounds gathered to watch a monster’s release seventeen years after Mitchell Norton, “the devil,” terrorized Algonquin, Illinois on a spree of kidn...

LeAnn Snyder is the new Executive Producer In Charge Of Production at The Fakist, a news organization as devoted to making sh– up as other news organizations are to actual journalism. Will she get kicked out of the revolving door when lead anchor Paul DaFoe’s life falls apart on air? As The Fakist himself slowly falls apart, it’s up to LeAnn to hold her favorite newscast together.Between all the drama, enjoy sketches like “Mr. Rogers Returns,” “Martin Zendler’s Rascals and Rodents ...

After the tumultuous events of Season 1, Paul DaFoe returns to The Fakist newsroom to put right what once went wrong. Can he save his future by outrunning his past? Not likely, but that doesn't mean he isn't going to try!Between all the drama, enjoy sketches like "America's Next Mary Marvel," "The Ballad of Stinky Foot McNeil," "The Boybysitter's Club," plus an epic two-part finale with more villains than you can shake a stick at.

Lizzie and her mom go to the park. That's where Lizzie meets an elderly man and his companion, Cecile, a dog about her size.But Lizzie is afraid of dogs, so she'll have to rely on her new friend to help her take things one step at a time.Getting over your fears may seem like a small thing . . . but it sure can feel big.