Monday: Seed, Murdoch Mysteries, Being Human, Wild Things

Seed

Seed, Citytv -“Ill Conceived”
Harry (Korson) discovers his trips to the sperm bank (a.k.a. bank machine) as a young man have resulted in kids – lots of them. When the story begins years later, Harry receives a knock on the door from nine-year-old Billy (William Ainscough), a kid with two moms, who has just hacked into the sperm bank’s database. While Harry quickly becomes Billy’s missing father-figure, Harry learns of another offspring, 15-year-old Anastasia (Abby Ross), who instantly idolizes him as the cool parent she thinks she deserves. Though Harry’s eager to reap the benefits of fatherhood – without any of the responsibility – Billy’s and Anastasia’s parents are loath to let him into their lives. Meanwhile, Harry meets Rose (Carrie-Lynn Neales, The L.A. Complex), a beautiful, albeit neurotic, single woman who’s tired of dealing with men and their games, and decides to have a baby on her own. Despite his permanent bachelor lifestyle, Harry comes to believe that his many sessions with that swimsuit catalogue at Cryobank may bring some meaning to his life, a legacy beyond his mastery of video games.

Murdoch Mysteries, CBC – “Murdoch Au Naturel”
Murdoch enlists some revealing detective work while investigating a murder at a nudist community.

Being Human, Space – “I’m So Lonesome I Could Die”
Sally (Meaghan Rath, FLASHPOINT) reaches out to Aidan (Sam Witwer, BATTLESTAR GALACTICA) as his struggle to survive becomes grimmer. Josh (Sam Huntington, Fanboys) and Erin (Lydia Doesburg, SUPERNATURAL) accompany Nora (Kristen Hager, A Little Bit Zombie) when she visits her family, and Josh helps Aidan locate untainted blood.

Wild Things With Dominic Monaghan, OLN – “Namibia – Black Hairy Thick-Tailed Scorpion”
Dominic Monaghan (Lost) braves the remote wilderness of Namibia in search of the continent’s largest and deadliest scorpion.

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