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Braxton Family Values

Braxton Family Values is a WE tv reality docuseries (2011-2020, seven seasons, 148-152 episodes) following Toni Braxton, sisters Traci, Towanda, Trina, and Tamar, and mother Evelyn, produced by Magical Elves.

Brazil '70: The Third Star

Brazil '70: The Third Star (Brasil 70: A Saga do Tri) is a 2026 Netflix miniseries, five episodes, dramatizing Brazil's 1970 World Cup win under Pelé, Saldanha, and Zagallo amid the military dictatorship.

Bread (TV series)

Bread, BBC1 sitcom written by Carla Lane (1986–1991, 74 episodes), follows the Catholic Boswell family of Liverpool's Dingle surviving on benefits and fiddles under matriarch Nellie (Jean Boht); peaked at 21 million viewers.

Break Point

Break Point is a Netflix tennis docuseries by Box to Box Films, the Drive to Survive producers, following ATP and WTA players across the 2022 and 2023 seasons; two seasons, 2023-2024, then canceled over ratings and access.

Break Point (2023 TV series)

Break Point is a Netflix tennis docuseries by Box to Box Films, premiered 13 January 2023, covering the 2022 season; two seasons, canceled 2024 over poor ratings and player access limits.

Breakdown

Breakdown is a 2025 Spanish-language thriller series from Argentina and Mexico, directed by Bernardo de la Rosa and starring Martina "Tini" Stoessel, released on Disney+ on August 15, 2025.

Breakfast Television

Breakfast Television (BT) is Citytv's Canadian morning show, premiered September 5, 1989 in Toronto with Ann Rohmer and David Onley; now hosted by Dina Pugliese and Tim Bolen from Toronto, distinct from the generic breakfast television genre.

Breaking Amish

Breaking Amish is a TLC reality series premiering September 9, 2012, created by Eric and Shannon Evangelista, following five young Amish and Mennonite adults in New York City; TLC's highest-rated premiere, with the Return to Amish spinoff.

Breaking Bad

Breaking Bad, AMC crime drama created by Vince Gilligan (2008–2013, 5 seasons, 62 episodes), follows chemistry teacher Walter White (Bryan Cranston) turned meth kingpin; 16 Emmys, two Peabody Awards, prequel Better Call Saul and film El Camino.

Breaking Bad (franchise)

The Breaking Bad franchise comprises Breaking Bad (2008-13), prequel-sequel Better Call Saul (2015-22), and the Netflix film El Camino (2019), Vince Gilligan's Albuquerque crime dramas about Walter White, Saul Goodman, and Jesse Pinkman.

Breaking Bear

Breaking Bear is a 2026 Tubi adult animated comedy by Julien Nitzberg, executive produced by Tom DeLonge, in which bear siblings voiced by Brendan Fraser, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Josh Gad sell meth to save their forest from fracking.

Breaking the Ice

Breaking the Ice is a 2025 American short-form romance drama on ReelShort, told in roughly 70 fast episodes and starring Caroline Mills and Easton Black.

Breaking the Magician's Code: Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed

Breaking the Magician's Code: Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed is a Fox TV franchise (1997–2002, 2008–2009) in which the Masked Magician, Val Valentino, exposed methods of famous stage illusions, drawing record ratings, lawsuits, and magician backlash.

Breakout Kings

Breakout Kings is an American crime drama series in which U.S. Marshals and convicts recapture prison escapees, airing on A&E for two seasons from 2011.

Breath of Fire (TV series)

Breath of Fire is HBO's 2024 four-part documentary series by Hayley Pappas and Smiley Stevens on Kundalini yoga teacher Guru Jagat (Katie Griggs), based on Hayley Phelan's Vanity Fair story, covering Yogi Bhajan's movement and her 2021 death.

Breathe (TV series)

Breathe (TV series) is a 2018 Hindi-language Indian crime thriller on Amazon Prime Video, its second Indian original after Inside Edge. R. Madhavan plays Danny Mascarenhas, who kills organ donors to save his son; Amit Sadh plays inspector Kabir Sawant. Eight episodes, directed by Mayank Sharma, followed by Breathe: Into the Shadows (2020).

Breathe: Into the Shadows

Breathe: Into the Shadows, an Indian Hindi-language Amazon Prime Video psychological crime thriller (2020–2022), second chapter of the Breathe franchise, starring Abhishek Bachchan as psychiatrist Avinash Sabharwal, whose daughter's kidnapping forces him to kill; Amit Sadh reprises Kabir Sawant.

Breathless (Spanish TV series)

Breathless (Respira) is a Spanish Netflix medical drama created by Carlos Montero, set in Valencia's fictional public Hospital Joaquín Sorolla, starring Najwa Nimri, Blanca Suárez, and Manu Ríos; it premiered August 30, 2024, with a third and final season filming from May 2026.

Breathtaking

Breathtaking (2024 ITV drama): three-part adaptation of Dr Rachel Clarke's Covid-19 memoir, written with Jed Mercurio and Prasanna Puwanarajah, starring Joanne Froggatt as consultant Dr Abbey Henderson on the overwhelmed NHS frontline; aired 19-21 February 2024.

Bree Van de Kamp

Bree Van de Kamp (later Hodge, Weston; née Mason) is the perfectionist homemaker of ABC's Desperate Housewives (2004–2012), played by Marcia Cross, created by Marc Cherry from his mother, ending the series elected to the Kentucky legislature.

Breeders (TV series)

Breeders is a British comedy-drama (2020–2023) created by Simon Blackwell, Chris Addison and Martin Freeman, starring Freeman and Daisy Haggard as parents Paul and Ally Worsley; four series of ten 30-minute episodes on Sky and FX.

Breen (Star Trek)

The Breen (Breen Confederacy, later Breen Imperium) are a reclusive, helmeted humanoid species in Star Trek, a major Alpha Quadrant power that allied with the Dominion in 2375 and was unmasked on screen in Star Trek: Discovery season five.

Breeze by the Sea (不如海边吹吹风)

Breeze by the Sea (不如海邊吹吹風) is a 2024 Taiwanese romantic comedy-drama, 18 episodes, directed by Peter Ho, starring Chen Bolin and Puff Kuo, adapted from Korean IP Top Star Yoo-Baik and filmed in Kinmen.

Brenda Benet

Brenda Benet (Brenda Ann Nelson, 1945-1982), American TV and film actress known for The Young Marrieds and as Lee DuMonde on Days of Our Lives; former wife of Bill Bixby; died by suicide in 1982.

Brenda Starr, Reporter

Brenda Starr, Reporter was a Dale Messick comic strip (June 30, 1940 – January 2, 2011) about a red-haired globe-trotting journalist for the Flash, notable as one of the first syndicated strips by a woman.

Brett Tucker

Brett Tucker (Brett Alan Tucker), Australian actor born 1972 in Melbourne, known for McLeod's Daughters, Neighbours, Mistresses, Station 19, voicing Singed in Arcane, and The Residence.

Brews Brothers

Brothers is a 2020 American comedy series on Netflix, created by Greg Schaffer. It follows two estranged brothers who run a craft brewery in Los Angeles.

BriaAndChrissy

BriaAndChrissy is the YouTube channel of Bria Kam and Chrissy Chambers, a lesbian singing duo active since 2012, known for LGBTQ music and vlogs, Chambers' UK revenge-porn lawsuit win, and their 2019 discrimination class action against YouTube and Google.

Brian Cassidy

Brian Cassidy is a Law & Order: SVU character played by Dean Winters from "Payback" (1999) to Season 27: a young SVU detective who transferred to Narcotics, went undercover, dated Benson, became a DA investigator, and revealed childhood abuse by coach Gary Dolan.

Brian Griffin

Brian Griffin is the talking white Labrador dog of the Griffin family in Family Guy (1999–), voiced by creator Seth MacFarlane in his natural voice; a martini-loving failed writer, Stewie's best friend, killed off in "Life of Brian" and revived two episodes later.