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"...this briefing is from file A56-7W. Classified Top Secret. Subject is Airwolf-a on mach one plus attack helicopter with the most advanced weapons system in the air today. It has been hidden somewhere in the western United States by its test pilot, Stringfellow Hawke (Jan-Michael Vincent).

Hawke has promised to return Airwolf only if we can find his brother St. John, an MIA in Vietnam. We suspect that Archangel, Deputy Director of the agency that built Airwolf is secretly helping Hawke in return for Hawke flying Airwolfe on missions of national concern. Stringfellow Hawke is 34, a brilliant combat pilot and a recluse since his brothers disappearance. His only friend is Dominic Santini (Ernest Borgnine), whose air service is the cover for their government work. With Hawke and SahtihT flying as a team at speeds rivalling the fastest jets, matched by unmatched firepower, Airwolfe is too dangerous to be left in unenlightened hands. Finding it is your first priority..."

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A fresh adaptation of English literature's first great detective novel. When Franklin Blake returns to England, he is forced to face the ghosts he fled a year ago when the Moonstone, a priceless Indian diamond, was stolen.

Rachel Verinder, Franklin's beautiful young cousin, inherited the stone from her uncle on her 18th birthday. It was always said that the stone carried a curse and the morning after her birthday party, it was missing. In the aftermath of the theft, Rachel cut off all ties with Franklin - the man she had loved. A year later and Franklin is determined to heal the rift between them. But Rachel has one condition - she won't see him until he can tell her exactly what happened to the diamond that night. Only then can Franklin win back the love of his life.

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In ten thought-provoking, episodes Neil Oliver brings a fresh perspective to Scotland's past and challenges many of the perceived notions of Scottish history.

With stunning, BAFTA-winning cinematography and mesmerising narrative the series tells of battles and allegiances, political intrigue and religious conflict The series charts the journey from the diverse tribes' first stirrings of identity around 2,000 years ago through to devolution and the reopening of the Scottish Parliament. It reveals the fascinating struggles, power brokers, incidents and characters across the years from William Wallace, Robert the Bruce and Sir Walter Scott to the Highland-Lowland rivalry, the Covenanters, the Darien disaster and the tobacco lords. Using the very latest in historical research, 'A History of Scotland' is a sweeping and insightful chronicle of an often turbulent, but continuingly fascinating, nation.

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Jesse Mach, an ex-motorcycle cop injured in the line of duty - now a police trouble shooter, has been recruited for a top secret government mission to ride Street Hawk, an all terrain attack motorcycle designed to fight urban crime, capable of incredible speeds of up to 300 miles an hour and

immense firepower. Mach and his deadly super-powered bike use their unorthodox ways to wage war on a notorious drug ring. Christopher Lloyd stars as a drug baron who organises the hijacking of confiscated cocaine shipments. Only one man, Norman Tuttle, knows Jesse Mach 's true identity. The Man, The Machine...Street Hawk.

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Adapted by Andrew Davies, 'Fanny Hill' is the story of a young country girl who falls into a life of prostitution in bawdy 18th-century London. Forced to take a succession of lovers to survive, she slowly rises to respectability but only after enjoying, wholeheartedly, the pursuit of her craft.

A vulnerable Fanny (Rebecca Night) is lured to London after losing her parents to smallpox. Seized upon by notorious madam Mrs. Brown (Alison Steadman), Fanny's virtue is tested by the lascivious Mr. Crofts (Philip Jackson). After a daring escape with her true love, Charles (Alex Robertson), Fanny briefly basks in happy domesticity. But when Charles' father, Mr. Crofts, meets his son's fiancee, he banishes Charles to the West Indies and leaves Fanny alone with spiralling debts.

This collection sees explorer Levison Wood undertake three major walks in three of the Earth's harshest environments; along the Nile, the length of the Himalayas and 1,700 miles along the spine of the Americas from Mexico to Columbia. This 4-disc set features all 14 episodes of Wood's adventures.

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Over six distinct journeys, "Islands of Scotland" marvels at the staggering beauty of Scotland's islands from the air.

Using challenging aerial photography, the series shows the islands in a dramatic new light, from some of the remotest islands in the UK, to some that are within easy reach of Scotland s mainland cities. Visiting, among others, the Islands of Skye, Orkney, Islay, Mull and the Shetlands, the series is a fascinating record of some of Scotland's most amazing natural beauty. The series is written and narrated by popular Gaelic broadcaster John Carmichael. John explores the geography and natural history of six different island groups. The series also covers areas of population and uninhabited islands, and buildings of interest such as renowned castles and churches. There are fascinating facts relating to pre-history, and anecdotes of events and people through the centuries.

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When Ellen (Morven Christie), a successful architect in her mid-thirties, becomes pregnant, she finds maternity cover in Paula (Vicky McClure): brilliant and enthusiastic. Ellen champions her, but quickly begins to feel uneasy, as she is convinced something is not right about Paula.

Are her suspicions simply a result of female rivalry and her own insecurity or do they speak to something deeper? This psychological thriller set in Glasgow examines workplace rivalry, motherhood and the issues that arise from making 'the right choice'.

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Renowned British historian, archaeologist and TV presenter Neil Oliver takes you on an epic journey across the 60,000 kilometre coastline of the vast and unique continent of Australia.

This is Australia like you've never seen before…revealing hidden gems, uncovering fascinating insights and unlocking the secrets of spectacular landscapes. Over three stunning series, Oliver and his expert team, including palaeontologist-explorer Professor Tim Flannery, bring you insights into Australia's history, indigenous culture, archaeology, geography and marine life. If you think you know Australia, wait until you experience Coast Australia.

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It's begun! The sixth season finds America's favourite serial killer with a new lease on life... and death. Dexter's Dark Passenger is alive and well as he manages to stay in the shadows, do his job and be a single father.

With Trinity in his rearview mirror, life becomes a bit more complicated for Dexter as he discovers religion in more ways than one. An outbreak of gruesome killings based on the Book of Revelations and the emergence of the Doomsday Killer puts Dexter and Miami Homicide on the hunt for a new beast of biblical proportions. Can Dexter catch him before the Apocalypse? Or is this holy beast too much, even for him?

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From her first breath, 'Elizabeth I' had enemies. She fought hard for her crown and even harder to keep it, as Catholics, Protestants, foreign powers and scheming nobles sought to topple her. She spent much of her life looking over her shoulder for the next assault on her throne.

Starring Lily Cole (Snow White and the Huntsman /The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus) she plays Elizabeth in the key clashes that shaped one our greatest queens. In 'Episode One' we tell the story of Elizabeth from her turbulent childhood to the beginning of her dramatic reign. Princess Elizabeth's life was a brutal struggle, starting at the age of just three when her mother - Anne Boleyn - was beheaded by her father Henry VIII. In 'Episode Two' we see Elizabeth I crowned and battling to keep her crown and country together through 25 turbulent years. Although Elizabeth I would become one of Britain's most remarkable monarchs, her reign was never secure. From the moment she was anointed queen her enemies at home and abroad began to move against her. The final episode of Elizabeth I begins with the greatest threat to national security of Elizabeth's reign. A year after the execution of Mary Queen of Scots, Elizabeth faced a Spanish invasion fleet far better equipped and larger than the puny English navy. Historians Suzannah Lipscomb and Dan Jones lead us through this heady tale of jealousy, treachery, ambition and tragedy.

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In this landmark Living History Series, a Victorian Tenement in the heart of London's East End has been painstakingly brought back to life. A group of 21st century people are moving in to experience the tough living and working conditions of the Victorian poor.

In a world with no safety net they'll be expected to earn enough to put food on the table, pay their rent and keep the roof over their head. 'The Victorian Slum' charts the story of what life was really like for poor Victorians and through this immersive experience participants and viewers will discover the surprising and complex history that changed Britain's attitude to poverty forever.

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A unique look at the wildlife, people, history and challenges of life on islands Down Under.

In this 3-part ITV series, popular actor and presenter Martin Clunes (Doc Martin) is off to Australia, however this time he's eschewing the traditional hot spots in favour of some of the countries most remote, diverse and interesting islands. And he's got more than 8,000 to choose from! Martin travels to the four points of the compass and visits sixteen islands to provide a cross-section of what island life is all about.

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The sleepy town of Woodmere is devastated when a doctor is murdered in a children's playground in broad daylight.

Three detectives embark on what they initially believe to be a straightforward murder investigation, but when the main suspect is found dead in an apparent suicide, the police are drawn deeper. As the ever-darkening mystery leads the detectives on a dangerous and beguiling journey across Europe, personal demons are brought to the fore and the foe becomes increasingly formidable. From the producer of 'Scott and Bailey', 'Prey' and 'Ordinary Lies' comes a gripping, fast-paced drama that will leave you looking over your shoulder and holding your breath...

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In a Welsh community that has been left behind, a large construction project offers hope for a better future. But an explosion, followed by a catastrophic collapse, leaves many dead, children included, and the community devastated.

Polly (Sarah Lancashire) is the wife of the local politician (Mark Lewis Jones) who championed the project. Their rebellious daughter, Leona (Jade Croot) broke onto the site on the day of the explosion, but now is left with a lifelong disability after the disaster. As grief gives way to a torrent of anger and blame, the community finds itself torn apart. It falls to Polly to hold the town together and face the challenging truths that emerge.