Produced by and starring college students, "Makebelieve" is a lighthearted look at love, lust, infidelity, and innocence on a college campus. Ryan (Jamie Sinsz) has a safe, comfortable girlfriend in Thatcher (Naomi Kline) but is powerless to resist the advances of Dawn (Natalie Roers). He turns to his best friend Gabe (Zak Jeffries) for advice, but Gabe is still dealing with the fallout of his own infidelities that cost him Lauren (Megan Anderson, of HBO's "The Wire"). We see their stories play out during one fateful day, while the group works together on a school production of "Romeo and Juliet". Special Edition includes Deleted Scenes, CineMaryland Production Featurette, Fundraising Trailer, Baltimore Fox 45 Cover Story, Enhanced for Widescreen TVs.

Prosecutors face three common suspects in search of a young woman's murderer -- Peter Gerety (HBO's "The Wire") guest stars as Dean Conners, the court appointed defense attorney. After a young woman is raped and murdered, A.D.A.s Kibre (Bebe Neuwirth) and Gaffney (Amy Carlson) are stymied by a triangle of suspects -- three friends, including a rich boy Justin (guest star Warren Blosjo), a bad boy Carter, (guest star Adam LaVorgna) and the victim's ex-boyfriend Danny (guest star Ebon Moss-Bachrach). As the prosecutors try to turn one against the other, they wonder who's playing whom. But when Danny seems the least likely to lie, Kibre wants to make a deal with him but she worries he might be manipulating the facts to gain the jury's sympathy. Fred Dalton Thompson also stars.

Setting the tone for all seasons to come, season one of HBO's The Wire divides its attention equally between cops and dealers, offering a fascinatingly objective overview of the Baltimore drug scene. The weekly, hour-long series also pays homage to its spiritual predecessor, Homicide: Life on the Street (both series were created by Tom Fontana), by basing its debut episode (originally telecast June 2, 2002) on the same book (by David Simon) that inspired the earlier program. After drug dealer D'Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gilliard Jr.) beats a murder rap, Detective James McNulty (Dominic West) vows never to let D'Angelo out of his sight, hoping that the criminal will lead him to an even bigger fish -- namely, D'Angelo's uncle, drug kingpin Avon Barksdale (Wood Harris). McNulty's task is complicated by a variety of things, including the corruption and dissension within the police department -- which in turn hampers the effectiveness of the man leading the investigation of the Barksdale empire, Lt. Cedric Daniels (

The critically acclaimed HBO series "The Wire" premiered its fifth and final season at a party in Chelsea. Melena Ryzik reports.