One of the most powerful and moving documentaries you will ever see. This series bears repeated watching due to its depth and emotional pathos, not to mention superb writing and production values.

A superb comedy that begs for more episodes. Season One is not to everyone's tastes, but watch it anyway for background (I actually like it, myself). Then watch the laughs rip for the next three episodes. A true commedy classic.

Perhaps the best Robin Hood ever put to film, this amazing show is dramatic, funny, visually lush, with fantastic on-site locations and a truly outstanding cast. Watch the first two episodes and see if you are not hooked right up through the end of Season 3. Seasons 1 and 2 are the traditional story, and Season 3 has some large twists...

Season Two of MI-5 starts revealing what this show is really capable of, and by half way through the season, one begins to wonder how they can maintain the pace. Not only do they do so, but they do it increasingly more powerfully ways in each episode. It's like watching a plate-twirler continuing to add more plates, and keeping them all spinning. Amazing.

The endless accolades make any additional reviews seem pointless, but this epic journey can be immensely enjoyed either in the DVD or in the Blue Ray formats. It cost $25 million for the BBC to make this, and it shows in every frame.

Before he was House, Hugh Laurie was well known for many recurring and popular roles, often with Stephen Fry, and these adaptations of the famous short stories by P. G. Wodehouse with both Laurie and Fry are simply delightful examples. You'll have to "bone up" on the dizzying array of Britishisms that are used, but that's all part of the fun. A real classic that is different from many comedies.

This is a strange, but often thought provoking, look at what drives people to achieve, whether it makes sense to us, or not. Quirky and original.