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Suddenly and inexplicably, 4400 missing people are returned all at once, exactly as they were on the day they vanished. Unnerved and unsure of the implications of this event, the government investigates the 4400 to uncover where they've been and why they've been returned. It becomes apparent that the individuals have not aged or been harmed in any way and have assumed paranormal skills that they did not previously possess. The 4400 is a thought provoking and superbly constructed series of stories following the 'returnees' as they attempt to resume normal life once more. The dramatic content of each beautifully filmed plotline is enhanced as the discovery of abnormal powers in some of the people begin to generate widespread and unwanted interest, resulting in further alienation and trauma. A young man has the power to restore life or bring about the onset of death in people; a young girl has the ability to see in to the future and a pregnant woman carries an unborn child that may unlock the secret to the universe... Contains 15 discs. Cert 15.

All four series of the classic BBC historical comedy, as well as the 'Blackadder's Christmas Carol' and 'Blackadder Back and Forth' specials. The first series, 'The Blackadder', is set during the supposed reign of Richard IV (Brian Blessed). Prince Edmund (Rowan Atkinson) is the king's worthless, slimy son, who schemes to take the throne for himself, assisted by his idiotic sidekicks Percy (Tim McInnerny) and Baldrick (Tony Robinson). Episodes are: 'The Foretelling'; 'Born To Be King'; 'The Archbishop'; 'The Queen of Spain's Beard'; 'Witchsmeller Pursuivant'; and 'The Black Seal'. In series two, 'Blackadder II', Edmund has been reduced to the rank of Lord in Elizabethan London, and seeks to insinuate himself into the Queen's (Miranda Richardson) court, hindered as ever by Lord Percy and Baldrick, and the queen's chancellor, Lord Melchett (Stephen Fry). Episodes are: 'Bells'; 'Head'; 'Potato'; 'Money'; 'Beer'; and 'Chains'. In series three, 'Blackadder the Third', Edmund Blackadder is now butler to the moronic Prince George (Hugh Laurie), and in Regency London he finds himself crossing paths with figures such as Samuel Johnson (Robbie Coltrane), the elusive Scarlet Pimpernel (McInnerny), and the violent Duke of Wellington (Fry). Episodes are: 'Dish and Dishonesty'; 'Ink and Incapability'; 'Nob and Nobility'; 'Sense and Senility'; 'Amy and Amiability'; and 'Duel and Duality'. In series four, 'Blackadder Goes Forth', Edmund is now a captain in the British Army during the First World War, doing his best to avoid death at the hands of the Germans. Episodes are: 'Captain Cook'; 'Corporal Punishment'; 'Major Star'; 'Private Plane'; 'General Hospital'; and 'Goodbyee'. Contains 6 discs. Cert 15.

Series 1: Brilliantly funny Irish comedian Brendan O'Carroll stars as out-spoken Irish mammy Agnes Brown in this brand new comedy series that aired on BBC One. Join Agnes Brown as she indulges in her favourite pastime - meddling in the lives of her six children! Whether she's tackling love, life, death or dealing with the in-laws - Mrs Brown is one mammy that you don't mess with. Prepare for a riot of bad behaviour - It's a little bit rude, a little bit crude and hysterical fun for everyone.

Series 2: The nation's 'Mammy' of comedy is back and badder than ever in her second series. TV's funniest and proudest mother, Agnes Brown, is back with the second series of her hit BBC comedy show. Mrs Brown, the loveable Dublin matriarch, continues her quest to meddle and interfere in the lives of her long suffering 6 children, with even more shocking and hilarious consequences. The nation's most endearing mother hen is funnier than ever in her side-splitting second series. Thought you'd seen Mrs Brown at her most outrageous in series one? Well, you ain't seen nothing yet! Christmas Special: The Mrs Browns Boys Complete Box Set also contains the hilarious Series 2 Christmas Special episode as a content exclusive. Certificate 15, Contains 5 discs.