Stephanie

Welcome to Born Hub, a co-working space designed for ambitious entrepreneurs to build the next sensational startup. Its newest member is Shun, an I.T. expert who just lost both his cushy bank job and his girlfriend. Looking to finally make his dream app, he imagines he'd be teaming up with like-minded aspiring entrepreneurs - only to find his new colleagues being eccentric geeks setting out to ruin rather than help each other. This uniquely Hong Kong take on Silicon Valley starts out as a scathing satire of the cutthroat startup world, but as Shun experiences successes and failures along his journey, In Geek We Trust reveals itself to be an inspiring story about the motivating power of teamwork.

The daily life of young people in a physiotherapy rehabilitation center after after leaving the hospital.

In the 60s, the Government encourages Islanders to leave the French West Indies to escape poverty that results from the closure of sugar mills. Lured by the idea of a "dream country", they find life in Europe is not what they had imagined.

In episode one "Too Late", Nick finally gets caught in his lies one late night as he leaves his girlfriend/sex worker's apartment. Nick is clearly more into her than she is to him, but he's paying the bills. His girlfriend/sex worker also has second thoughts on her life as she calls her daughter after Nick leaves the apartment that he's paying for. When Nick leaves, he has numerous messages from his wife and son. Nick calls home and his wife tells him he missed his college-bound son's last school concert. This was the last straw. Nick's wife has had enough and calls him out on his stuff and their son overheard the entire conversation. Nick is in trouble and his world is swirling around him as he sits and contemplates his messy life. Nick's wife (Brie), son (Malik) and girlfriend/sex worker (Brie), all suddenly have to figure out how to move forward from this crazy night.

Rocancourt, known by U.S. authorities as the "Counterfeit Rockeller," is extradited from Canada under international agreements. The extradition does not result in the harsh life without parole verdict that U.S. authorities had hoped for.