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Sam, A young unemployed wall painter, finally manages to find work. But what should have been a normal day of labour quickly becomes much more.

Television talk-show host and single mother Nan Gallagher needs help managing her home, so she places an ad in the newspaper for a housekeeper and English butler Robert Brentwood answers it. He's arrogant and pompous and not particularly fond of Americans, but Nan decides to give him a try, and he decides to give her, and American life, a try.

The Sweetest Heir is an award-winning family comedy about a young girl, Brittany Thompson, who collects and restores old jewelry boxes. While restoring one, she discovers a seal and a deed for an unclaimed estate worth 450 million dollars. The deed clearly states that the bearer of both items will become the sole heir to the Winthorp Estate. With Christmas just two weeks away, the Thompson family unites to battle Ms. Stone, the late Ms. Winthorp's maid, so Brittany can receive her rightful inheritance.

A teenage girl is held captive in the home of a wealthy family. She is befriended by the family's young gardener, himself an illegal from Mexico. Their friendship carries both of them through their hopeless, sequestered lives and ultimately inspires them to break free.

This series chronicles the misadventures (romantic and otherwise) of the impeccably dressed Bertie Wooster and his trusty and sagacious valet, Jeeves. Peppered with sporting dialogue and memorable, dim-witted and eccentric characters.

In this story about female sorority, two different historical temporalities allow to link the story of Lera, a domestic worker who is accused of theft, and Vicente María, a religious woman who in her time sought to protect working women who emigrated from their villages. Can the decision of a single woman change the course of history for thousands of others?

In 1936, Sir Hallam Holland (Ed Stoppard) and his pretty young wife Lady Agnes (Keeley Hawes) return from a diplomatic posting abroad and take up residence at 165 Eaton Place, formerly the home of the Bellamy family but vacant for several years. By chance, they ask Rose Buck (Jean Marsh), a long-time servant in the Bellamy household, to find them a suitable staff. In the end, Rose joins them as the housekeeper. The 1930s are a difficult time in England. The Depression has taken its toll with high levels of unemployment. Fascism, which has become popular on the continent in Italy and Germany, is also finding followers in the U.K. with Oswald Mosely's British Union of Fascists. As the new staff begin their daily work, the downstairs family begins to take shape.

Who does the United States Guestworker program really serve? In what ways do its promises falter? Guest explores the Guestworker program from the perspectives of Mexican workers who depend on it, American workers who decry it, and employers who benefit from it, to offer a clear-eyed view of the reality on the ground and the future of people whose stories reflect the ever shifting global economy.

Maria was on her way to becoming a beautician when her mother's illness forced the 22-year-old to come home to care for her. Maria's mom has since moved on to a better place. Maria has moved on as well--to be the maid for the insanely wealthy Ridgeway dynasty. As one of many servants who dote on the demented dysfunctional family, Maria juggles extremely important tasks like dusting their many unread books, vacuuming their priceless rugs, and picking up after their prized poodle Pookie. But the biggest surprise isn't just the class struggle between upstairs and downstairs; there's also an all-out war among The Help.

Jane lives with her brother Chut with her being the only one doing everything around the house. But Chut will need to learn to take care of himself when Jane is about to get married and move to Japan

Beacon Hill the Series takes political intrigue, mixes it with some romance, adds a dash of blackmail and a handful of family dysfunction. Politics and romance may never be the same.

Rich Kids Go Skint is a British television series which features "rich kids" who are paired up with families not as wealthy as them, and are usually required to do basic tasks such as: food shopping for the family, cooking dinner for them and washing up, giving them an understanding of how living with not a lot of money can be hard for the families.[4]

Hal Towne is a Los Angeles widower with a bright ten-year-old son to raise (aided by a stern housekeeper). He writes a syndicated column, "All Around Towne," which brings him into contact with numerous competitors for the favors of his publicity-agent girlfriend.

Short-lived sitcom about a family who takes in an Australian nanny, Lisa. Danny, the oldest in the family, has a crush on Lisa and seizes every opportunity to hit on her. The show's opening sequence featured a music-video remake of the 1960s hit "So Happy Together."

Deli owner Nathan Singer has no sons to inherit it. His housekeeper Sarah has a novel idea that he hire her boys Reggie and Mitchell, creating a clash of cultures and generations. Nathan's neurotic Sheldon occasionally appears.