The Best Drama Series Reviewed

Box set containing the entire ninth (and last?) season of the popular sci-fi drama. In ‘Nothing Important Happened Today: Part 1′ Scully, who is now teaching at the FBI Academy, is asked to help Agent Doggett investigate the death of an EPA official. ‘Nothing Important Happened Today: Part 2′ sees Scully’s baby, William, betraying signs of not being entirely human and Doggett decides to ask a few pertinent questions. In ‘Demonicus’ the murder of a West Virginina couple leads Agents Doggett and Reyes to a doctor who has been committed to a mental institute. ‘4-D’ sees Doggett lying in hospital after being shot, and Reyes accused of his shooting by the murderer Irwin Lukesh. In ‘Lord of the Flies’ Scully is asked by Doggett and Reyes to help investigate the weird death of a man during a stunt on a local cable reality show, after flies are seen pouring out of the dead man’s eye sockets. In ‘Trust No 1′ Scully is approached by a couple claiming their baby has the same powers as William, but they will only talk to Agent Mulder. Scully has to decide whether to contact him and put his life at risk. In ‘John Doe’ Doggett wakes up to find himself in a Mexican jail and suffering amnesia. Scully and Reyes join forces to try and track him down. In ‘Hellbound’ Reyes is called in to investigate the death of a man who has been skinned alive after suffering from visions of other people suffering the same fate. Reyes calls on Scully’s expertise. ‘Provenance’ sees Scully having to take drastic measures to protect her child after pieces of the spaceship that landed in Africa begin to resurface. In ‘Providence’ Scully has to try and track down her son’s kidnappers after the FBI fail to find them. However, she finds out a bit more than she would like about her son’s captors. In ‘Audrey Pauley’ weird things begin to happen after Reyes has a car crash. ‘Underneath’ sees an old case of Doggett’s return after the man who was convicted is released from prison. Doggett is convinced the right man was caught and, now released, could kill again. But Scully and Reyes have their doubts. In ‘Improbable’, Burt Reynolds guest starring as the mysterious Mr Burt. ‘Scary Monsters’ sees Doggett and Reyes investigating the murder of a woman after her son is convinced that a monster killed her. ‘Jump the Shark’ sees the Agents calling up the help of The Lone Gumen to find Yves Adele Harlow. In ‘William’, directed by David Duchovny, a seriously disfigured man is discovered by Doggett trying to steal from the X-files office. Could this man be connected to Mulder or even be Mulder himself? Meanwhile, Scully has to seriously think about sending William away for his own safety. In ‘Release’, after a series of murders, an FBI cadet approaches the Agents saying he knows that the suspect was also responsible for the death of Doggett’s son. In the 200th episode, ‘Sunshine Days’ a murder is committed outside the house where ‘The Brady Bunch’ was filmed. Doggett and Reyes are called in to investigate but come up against the house’s owner, who is obsessed with the show. Finally, ‘The Truth’ is the tense final episode of this long-running paranoia-at-the-highest-level FBI drama series. Mulder escapes from a Government weather complex in a final attempt to uncover the truth about government collusion in the use of alien viruses. But he is captured and held in a military prison awaiting trial. Skinner offers to represent him and has to call Scully to the stand to defend Mulder. Mulder drops the ‘I’m brianwashed’ act and admits that he has found something significant in Mexico but can’t say what. But the military find Mulder guilty and he must face death by lethal injection. Mulder and Scully escape (or are they being allowed to?), to uncover the truth that Mulder has discovered in the Mexico desert. The cigarette smoking man is there, and he is prepared to impart the final awful truth that awaits planet Earth.

The perfect love story for the holiday season… After winning hearts throughout Asia with his performance in My Lovely Sam-Soon, Hyun Bin shows another side of himself in the highly anticipated KBS drama The Snow Queen. Based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale of the same name, The Snow Queen is helmed by Lee Hyung Min, director of hit dramas Winter Sonata and I Am Sorry, I Love You. To his latest work, Lee brings that same compelling mix of heartwarming romance and heartbreaking tragedy with distinctive aesthetics and a lingering atmosphere. Hyun Bin, departing from his roguishly boyish image, adopts a more rugged look to portray a lonely, troubled boxer. Opposite Hyun Bin is former FinK.L. member Sung Yu Ri (A Prince’s First Love, One Fine Day) who has slowly come unto her own as an actress. Both uncommonly gifted in math, high school prodigies Tae Woong (Hyun Bin) and Jung Kyu (Lee Sun Ho) initially don’t get along, but they soon become best friends. Together they experience the growing pains of adolescence, sharing their dreams and anxieties. When Jung Kyu’s life is tragically cut short after Tae Woong wins over him in a math competition, life as Tae Woong knows it also ends. Eight years later, Tae Woong, now going by the name Deuk Gu, is a third-rate boxer struggling to make ends meet. Unable to get over Jung Kyu’s death, he continues to punish himself for the past by living in despondency, desperately

All three series of the British television espionage drama, following the dangerous missions and conflicting rivalries of a group of MI5 agents as they fight the threat of terrorism, foreign governments hostile to Britian, and organised crime. Starring Matthew MacFadyen, Keeley Hawes and David Oyelowo. Episodes from series one are: ‘Thou Shalt Not Kill’; ‘Looking After Our Own’; ‘One Last Dance’; ‘Traitor’s Gate’; ‘The Rose Bed Memoirs’ and ‘The Lesser of Two Evils’. Episodes from series two are: ‘Legitimate Targets’; ‘The Nest of Angels’; ‘Spiders’; ‘Blood and Money’; ‘I Spy Apocalypse’; ‘Without Incident’; ‘Cleanskin’; ‘Strike Force’; ‘The Seventh Division’ and ‘Smoke and Mirrors’. Episodes from series three are: ‘Project Friendly Fire’; ‘The Sleeper’; ‘Who Guards the Guards?’; ‘A Prayer For My Daughter’; ‘Love and Death’; ‘Persephone’; ‘Outsiders’; ‘Celebrity’; ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ and ‘The Suffering of Strangers’.

Just as President Logan is about to sign a new arms treaty with Russia, an assassin targets the only four people who know Jack Bauer is still alive - and so the clock begins to tick again…24 is one of the most innovative, addictive and acclaimed dramas on television. Each episode covers one hour of real time, with the season’s entire story taking place in one heart-stopping day with …

This critically acclaimed wartime drama is an epic adventure of love friendship and courage during the Second World War. In a quiet Suffolk village life is disrupted when the 525th Bomber Group of the United States Eight Air Force arrives with its Flying Fortress bombers its two thousand officers its energy and confidence. Despite cultural differences between the brash Americans and the reserved but resilient villagers of Market Wetherby they pull together to face the common enemy. ; ; A story of romance hardship fear and sacrifice… ; ; Set during the later years of World War II We’ll Meet Again tells the story of the relationships that develop between a group young women and the squadron of rowdy gum-popping oversexed American fighter pilots stationed in their small English village. Tender nostalgic and beautifully filmed this mini-series explores the dynamics of life and love in the face of incomprehensible destruction.

All 24 episodes from the third season of the popular legal comedy drama created by David E. Kelley. The series follows a group of brilliant but often emotionally challenged attorneys. Episodes comprise: ‘Can’t We All Get a Lung?’, ‘New Kids on the Block’, ‘Desperately Seeking Shirley’, ‘Fine Young Cannibal’, ‘Whose God Is It Anyway?’, ‘The Verdict’, ‘Trick or Treat’, ‘Lincoln’, ‘On the Ledge’, ‘The Nutcrackers’, ‘Angel of Death’, ‘Nuts’, ‘Dumping Bella’, ‘Selling Sickness’, ‘Fat Burner’, ‘The Good Lawyer’, ‘The Bride Wore Blood’, ‘Son of the Defender’, ‘Brotherly Love’, ‘Guise n’ Dolls’, ‘Tea and Sympathy’, ‘Guantanamo By the Bay’, ‘Duck and Cover’ and ‘Trial of the Century’.

All 11 feature length ‘Cracker’ adventures in one box set! Robbie Coltrane leads an all-star cast in Jimmy McGovern’s groundbreaking gritty drama as the uncompromising idiosyncratic Fitz a man whose psychological insight extends to everyone but himself. This DVD box set contains all eleven Cracker storylines. ; ; Episodes Comprise: ; ; 1. The Mad Woman In The Attic ; 2. To Say I Love You ; 3. One Day A Lemming Will Fly ; 4. To Be A Somebody ; 5. The Big Crunch ; 6. Men Should Weep ; 7. Brotherly Love ; 8. Best Boys ; 9. True Romance ; 10. White Ghost ; 11. Cracker

The complete second season of the cult sci-fi fan favorite that blends youthful drama sci-fi and humour with mysterious government plots. ; ; While the first season of Roswell introduced us to the overworldly teenagers living in the tiny but notorious town of Roswell New Mexico the second season finds their enemy amongst them in the midst of a war for the survival of an entire race. ; ; Season Two sees the aliens facing a threat from the alien Skins sent from their home system to try and eliminate them. As if that wasn’t enough there is a second set of aliens created after it was feared that the Roswell set were too human. ; ; Episodes comprise: ; 1. Skin And Bones ; 2. Ask Not ; 3. Surprise ; 4. Summer Of ‘47 ; 5. The End Of The World ; 6. Harvest ; 7. Wipeout! ; 8. Meet The Dupes ; 9. Max In The City ; 10. A Roswell Christmas Carol ; 11. To Serve And Protect ; 12. We Are Family ; 13. Disturbing Behavior ; 14. How The Other Half Lives ; 15. Viva Las Vegas ; 16. Heart Of Mine ; 17. Cry Your Name ; 18. It’s Too Late And It’s Too Bad ; 19. Baby It’s You ; 20. Off The Menu ; 21. The Departure

First series of what would become one of the longest running, most popular teen dramas ever. In series one, Wisconsin kids, Brandon (Jason Priestly) and Brenda Walsh (Shannen Doherty), move to Beverly Hills when their dad gets a new job. Their new High School, Beverly High, turns out to be a hotbed of drama, intrigue, passion and comedy. They make friends with the children of Beverly’s glitterati including the impossibly handsome Dylan Walsh (Luke Perry), the Barbie-like troubled girl Kelly (Jennie Garth), the lovably roguish lad Steve Sanders (Ian Ziering), the young wannabe David Silver (Brian Austin Green) and the precious princess Donna (Tori Spelling).