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Dr. Tony Hill is a clinical psychiatrist with an extraordinary understanding of the criminal mind. Working alongside Detective Inspector Alex Fielding, Dr. Hill profiles and tracks down vicious killers in Northern England.

The cozy villages of Midsomer County reveal their most sinister secrets. In the orchid-mad village of Midsomer Malham, Barnaby and Scott must discover who would kill to own an extremely rare specimen.

Dr. Richard Kimble arrives home and witnesses a one-armed man running from his house, leaving behind his murdered wife. Charged with the crime and sentenced to death, Kimble's train, while en route to the prison where he is to be executed, accidentally derails, allowing him to escape from his captor, Lt. Philip Gerard. Now this innocent man, constantly looking over his shoulder, travels around the country in pursuit of the real killer.

"A cat burglar called the Creeper stalks the homes of Causton, putting residents on high alert. But more than jewelry and electronics are at stake, as the long-secrets of the aristocratic Chettham family start to come to light. The Chetthams have staved off financial ruin by selling their home to their friend Jack Filby. When a man is suffocated and his valuables stolen at a birthday party hosted by Filby, it seems the Creeper has turned killer. Barnaby...

"Not found here": Smooch the sloth and Winslow try to find their new friend, a tadpole named Wartz, not realizing he has turned into a tree frog. "King of the trees": It's very rainy in the World Tree, and Ick the fish declares he will become king. "Burdette queen ant": When Burdette learns that ants have a queen, she decides to be queen of the World Tree (where other creatures also live--including marmosets, a tree frog, and an anteater!). "Who...

Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie wrote and starred in their own sketch comedy series on the BBC. They lampoon an endless array of targets with a delicious turn of phrase and elaborate wordplay. Absurdities abound as they devise new swearwords not yet banned for broadcast, and Fry impersonates Michael Jackson.

"Get well moon": Bob and Wartz think the reddish moon looks sick, but soon discover that the color comes from reflecting light. "Windy night": An approaching storm frightens the friends, but Madge dispels their fears by teaching them some facts about storms. "Where have all the berries gone?": Winslow learns that he can't find his favorite berries because they are out of season. "Hold on rainbow": Wartz discovers why he can't touch a rainbow. "The...

After narrowly surviving a massive Wraith attack, the new inhabitants of Atlantis continue to uncover the secrets of the ancients and search for allies in their corner of the universe, but the persistent threat of interference from vicious enemies haunt them in their pursuits. Will they find the elusive power source they so desperately need or the renegade team member they've lost?

Welcome back to Bon Temps, home to mystery, Southern sensuality, and dark secrets. Tara finds herself in love and under a spell; Sam puts his trust in an unlikely ally; Jason becomes involved with an anti-vampire sect; and Eric recruits Sookie to investigate the disappearance of a 2,000-year-old vampire.

Forty original episodes, #372-412, of the half-hour drama that aired 1966-1971. In 1795, the beautiful and jealous witch Angelique attempts to destroy Barnabas' romance with his fiance, Josette DuPres. She enslaves Collins family servant Ben Stokes to assist her evil plans. Abigail Collins and Natalie DuPres find evidence they believe proves Victoria Winters is a witch. The family moves into the newly-built Collinwood mansion and the fanatical witch-hunting...