Précédent
20:24–21:14
Lockup: Tampa: Extended Stay
Maintenant
21:14–22:04
Lockup: San Quentin: Extended Stay
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Suivant
22:04–22:54
Lockup: San Quentin: Extended Stay
Programme
18:42 - 19:33
Lockup: Fairfax: Extended Stay
Do Not Pass Go
Series, Documentary, Reality, Crime
The communities in Fairfax County, Virginia, have become some of the wealthiest and fastest growing in the nation, due in part to low crime rates, and, as one deputy says, taking care of the "little things" so "you don't have the big things.".
19:33 - 20:24
Lockup: Fairfax: Extended Stay
Counterfeit Lives
Series, Documentary, Reality, Crime
A self-described white supremacist may not be who he says he is and that could make him a marked man among other white supremacists; another inmate attempts to hide the true nature of his recent conviction.
20:24 - 21:14
Lockup: Tampa: Extended Stay
High Profile
Series, Reality, Documentary, Crime
A surprise attack on a sheriff's deputy takes an unexpected turn, a convicted rapist loses his cool in court and an accused murderer in a high profile case tries to cash in on her notoriety.
EN DIRECT 21:14 - 22:04
Lockup: San Quentin: Extended Stay
Killing Time
Series, Reality, Documentary, Crime
Boredom reigns supreme for prisoners who spend endless hours, days and months confined to their cells; some have devised creative ways to pass the time; one inmate is creating a wall mural, but not with real art supplies.
22:04 - 22:54
Lockup: San Quentin: Extended Stay
Bad Boys, Bad Boys
Series, Reality, Documentary, Crime
Inside San Quentin, gangs, drugs and sheer boredom make up a violent mix; Scanvinski Hymes has been in prison since he was 18 years old; almost 20 years later, he's racked up the highest number of violent offenses in California prison history.
22:54 - 23:43
Lockup: Raw
Lasting Impressions
Series, Reality, Documentary, Crime
Up-close and personal with transgender inmates, and inmates with dreams of stardom.
23:43 - 00:33
Lockup: Raw
Living the Life
Series, Reality, Documentary, Crime
The price of crime is often paid by the most innocent, by creativity wasted on destructive ends, but some inmates are determined to better themselves and adapt to life in prison.
