When his latest outburst goes viral, volatile celebrity chef Easton West flees back to his Australian hometown and tries to reinvent himself through an unlikely partnership with his 19-year-old pastry wunderkind niece.

Volatile celebrity chef Easton West finds his new life out of the public eye disrupted when his niece returns flaunting her successful career. They must put their differences aside after someone from the past throws the family into more chaos than ever.

SpongeBob creates the Krabby Patty of a lifetime and now he can't part with it. SpongeBob and Patrick try to help Sandy rid her Treedome of fleas. Plankton's brainwashed Mermaidman and Barnacleboy and now have ordered them to wreak havoc on the Krusty Krab. SpongeBob switches places with a snooty French chef. When Patrick takes SpongeBob's donut and the guilt starts to get the best of him. SpongeBob's parents are missing and all clues point to cousin...

Telephone Time aired in the mid 1950's and was sponsored by the Bell Telephone System. It specialized in dramatic retellings of true stories. Many episodes were written by host John Nesbitt.

Includes 16 episodes originally broadcast on PBS Kids, designed to help children with letter recognition.

Kim Sam-Soon is a single 29-year-old pastry chef who is obsessed about her weight. She's outspoken, stubborn, and fed up with society's expectations. She meets a guy named Hyeon Jin-Heon, a rich restaurant owner who hires Sam-Soon, not only to be a chef, but also to be his pretend girlfriend.

Kim Sam-Soon is a single 29-year-old pastry chef who is obsessed about her weight. She's outspoken, stubborn, and fed up with society's expectations. She meets a guy named Hyeon Jin-Heon, a rich restaurant owner who hires Sam-Soon, not only to be a chef, but also to be his pretend girlfriend.

Kim Sam-Soon is a single 29-year-old pastry chef who is obsessed about her weight. She's outspoken, stubborn, and fed up with society's expectations. She meets a guy named Hyeon Jin-Heon, a rich restaurant owner who hires Sam-Soon, not only to be a chef, but also to be his pretend girlfriend.

Anthony Bourdain, the intrepid TV host, culinary adventurer and self-proclaimed hedonist, uncovers a fascinating side of countries that many tourists never see. Episodes include: Vancouver, British Columbia; New Orleans; London/Edinburgh; Greek Islands; Jamaica; Hawaii; Into the Fire; Laos; Tokyo; Uruguay; Columbia; Spain; Egypt; Saudi Arabia; Washington D.C.; and U.S. Southwest. Includes featurettes and on-air promos.