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Midsomer Murders - Blue Herrings - Another mystery to solve for Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby in the peaceful county of Midsomer. Barnaby's favourite Aunt Alice is recuperating at the Lawnside Guest Home, when one of her fellow residents dies. Aunt Alice is not convinced the resident died of natural causes but it is assumed it was just old age. When a second resident and then a third is found dead, Barnaby and Troy are finally convinced and set out to uncover the truth.
AS Revision - Psychology - Psychology AS Revision guide on DVD guides you through the major areas you need to know to help you with exam success.
Gospel Piano - Learn To Play - An inspirational course for novice and intermediate players who want to learn to play spirituals and hymns in traditional gospel style. Includes music booklet.
Family Man - It's Christmas Eve and high-flying Wall Street executive Jack Campbell has just managed to prevent a shooting at a convenience store. In doing so he meets Cash, a taxi driver who offers him a chance to see what his life would have been like if he hadn't been so obsessed with his career. The very next morning, Jack wakes up in a New Jersey house instead of his designer apartment. He's low-paid, the father of two kids, and married to his old college sweetheart. Jack can't wait to return to his old life...
Cromartie High School - Vol. 3 - The quirky comedy anime series CROMARTIE HIGH SCHOOL chronicles the rough-and-tumble antics at a school for male juvenile delinquents. The series centres around Takashi Kamiyama, a normal 16-year-old with average grades, who somehow ends up at the infamous academy and is forced to navigate its brutal social hierarchy. Outlaws, bullies, and thugs, together with a 400-pound gorilla, a robot who thinks he's human, and a Freddie Mercury wannabe, all attend the school for delinquents. Based on a best-selling manga, this third volume continues the wacky anime series with six more episodes.
FA Cup Final 1993 - Arsenal V Sheffield Wednesday - In the Premiership's inaugural season, Arsenal once again created history by becoming the first Club ever to attain a domestic cup double, winning both the FA Cup and League Cup in the same season. Ironically, the Gunners met Sheffield Wednesday in both finals, and defeated their Yorkshire rivals by the same score in both finals, albeit with the aid of a replay in this one. Before the kick-off, another piece of FA Cup history was created, as Steve Morrow became the first player ever to be presented with a winner's medal before a ball had been kicked, receiving his League Cup winner's medal some four weeks after scoring the winning goal in the final. When the match did get on the way, the contest remained a tight affair. Ian Wright headed Arsenal into a first half lead, but Wednesday's resilience paid dividends as David Hurst equalised mid-way through the second half, and 1-1 it remained with both teams returning to Wembley for the 4th time in the season to commence battle once again. With the replay following a similar pattern to the first, Wright once again notched Arsenal ahead in the first half, and Chris Waddle levelled for Wednesday with the aid of a deflection in the second, and with extra time needed, it seemed that the FA Cup Final would be decided by penalties for the very first time. But with seconds remaining, Andy Linighan became the hero of the hour, rising to meet Merson's corner and powering a header past a helpless Woods in the Wednesday net. The Cup was on its way back to Highbury for the first time in 14 years and the double was complete. So now relive this historic day, as we bring you the full uninterrupted replay with highlights from the first match in this specially produced programme to commemorate another landmark day in Arsenal's history.
Jim Davidson - Red, White And Very Blue - For the first time in fifteen years Jim Davidson returns to his home turf and plays to a packed audience at the Hammersmith Apollo, London. Jim will have you in fits of laughter when he tells you what he thinks of British politicians and how he would make a good mayor. And have you ever wondered what granddads get up to in lap dancing clubs?
Official History Of English Rugby - An historical account of the English game from its legendary conception at Rugby School to the professional game today. This definitive programme features great moments from club and international competition including the early era of Poulton Palmer and Wavell Wakefield, who won three Grand Slams in the 1920s, as well as the post war sides of John Currie and David Marques whose 1957 Grand Slam was the first since 1928. In the 1990s Will Carling's side was outstanding and ushered in a new era in English rugby and the story is brought up to date with England's victories of Australia and South Africa and their Grand Slam victory in the 2003 Six Nations.
Crimes Of The Heart - Three eccentric, emotionally scarred sisters reunite in the family home to soothe their souls and make their peace. Much of the humour derives from the women's belief that everything they've ever done is completely normal - it's everybody else that's crazy. Gentle, intelligent and darkly funny, it is based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by screenwriter Beth Henley.
Immediate Family - Glenn Close and James Woods star as a successful young couple who have everything it takes to be parents... except a baby.
Chelsea Flower Show - Every year Chelsea Flower Show attracts over 120,000 visitors and millions more enjoy watching the gardens as the highlights are broadcast on BBC Two. This boxed set contains the special souvenir DVD, 'Chelsea Flower Show 2005', packed full of the best from this year's show, as well as 'Chelsea A Celebration' which covers the highlights of the last ten years.
Harley Magic - An insight into the world of Harley, for many people owning one of these motorcycles becomes a lifestyle and ultimately a facet of their personality. Join some devotees as they cruise America's hippest places and rally with other customisers of these classic machines. Meet the chief stylist and grandson of one of the company's founders Willie G Davidson. Easy Rider!
Famous Tales - Discover new worlds filled with action and adventure in this collection of famous tales. The Swiss Family Robinson - A tale of adventure, pirates and toe tapping tunes, with characters including a brave donkey called Luke, a cheeky monkey called Happy and the Robinson family. The Count Of Monte Cristo - The classic, swashbuckling story with unforgettable songs and characters including a funky feline. Journey To The Centre Of The Earth - One of the greatest science fiction stories of all time brought to life in this animated take on the Jules Verne classic.
Touch Of Frost - Series 7 - 9 - Three stories from the popular television drama, starring David Jason as Det. Inspector Jack Frost, an unconventional policeman with no time for paperwork and a medal for bravery. Includes: Line Of Fire (Part One and Two), Benefit Of The Doubt (Part One and Two) and Mistaken Identity (Part One and Two).
Bringing Out The Dead - Martin Scorcese reunites with Taxi Driver writer Paul Schrader for this story of three nights in the life of Frank Pierce, a New York paramedic. Insomniac and exhausted, Frank is tormented by visions of a girl whose life he could not save, and has lost the ability to distance himself from his job. Through his interactions with his partners, the half-mad Tom, food obsessed Larry and devout Marcus, he tries to regain the will to carry on. But when he meets Mary, that he discovers a new purpose in life.