An Eye for a Killing: 1. The Trial On Christmas Eve

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Underground: Episode 4

What secret is hidden in Thornfield's forbidden East Wing? And what lengths will Charly go to, to find out?In a near-future world on the brink of societal collapse, the wealthiest 0.01% have retreated into luxury bunkers. These high-tech fortresses boast swimming pools, cinemas, ...  Show more

Underground: Episode 3

Guests arrive at Thornfield. But what is Edward hiding from Charly?In a near-future world on the brink of societal collapse, the wealthiest 0.01% have retreated into luxury bunkers. These high-tech fortresses boast swimming pools, cinemas, and hydroponic farms, but their inhabita ...  Show more

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