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A BBC television series set in turn-of-the-century London that is loosely based on the real-life career of Rosa Lewis, a former scullery who rose to become one of the finest chefs to the rich and famous.

In these all-new episodes, the doctor continues his practice in the picturesque seaside town of Portwenn, while raising his son with wife Louisa.

Set in a fictional, all-male Cambridge college this movie aims it's barbs at aristocrats, politicians, and TV reporters as well as academics. From Brian Eastman, the producer of Poirot, Rosemary & Thyme, and Traffik.

Jane Horrocks stars as Ros Pritchard, a middle-class wife and mother whose frustration with politics as usual sparks a political uprising when she r

Dominic King is the best international hostage negotiator in the business. His devotion to his clients and his mantra "Never Promise Never Lie" has until now meant a 100% success. If only his home life were as satisfying as his professional. His latest case is the snatching of a businesswoman Naomi Shaffer in South Africa. Her initial release is botched and Dominic finds himself running out of time to rescue her safely whilst trying to find out who...

When a young man turns up at Shrewsbury Abbey wanting to join as a novice, Cadfael suspects his motives. Murder ensues and dark family secrets are uncovered.

After refusing to baptize the illegitimate baby of a local prostitute, the new parish priest in Shrewsbury, England is found dead. With very few clues, Brother Cadfael manages to find the killer after finding the priest's skull cap under a bridge.

Flood waters make it necessary to disinter the cherished bones of Saint Winifred leaving Brother Cadfael to solve the mystery of their theft and a murder at the Abbey in Shrewsbury in 1144.

The acclaimed detective series returns with three new mysteries set in the uncertain days at the beginning of the Cold War.

This multigenerational drama tells the story of the Forsytes, an upper-middle-class British family caught between the conflicting demands of their own passions and the strict social and moral codes of the Victorian Era.