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Uptight FBI agent Sarah Ashburn (Sandra Bullock) and foul-mouthed Boston cop Shannon Mullins (Melissa McCarthy) couldn't be more incompatible. But when they join forces to bring down a ruthless drug lord, they become the last thing anyone expected...buddies.

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Captain James B. Pirk of the Starship C.P.R Kickstart and his crew, Commander Dwarf and Commander Info, find themselves stranded on 21 st Century Earth after an adventure to save the planet from hostile aliens.

But as the prospect for humanity looks increasingly bleaker, Pirk comes up with a questionable plan to save the future of mankind...

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Sam Tyler (John Simm) is an ambitious young detective determined to keep the streets of 21st Century Manchester safe. However, the hunt for a serial killer becomes a personal vendetta when Sam suspects his girlfriend has been kidnapped by the very man he's tracking down.

But after a near fatal car accident, Sam wakes up, dazed and confused, in 1973, struggling to understand what's real. Has he gone back in time? Is he in a coma? Or has he simply gone insane? His new boss is hard-nosed DCI Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister), a man who gets results by trusting his gut instinct and using a 'fists first question later' policy. Thrown head-first into this new world, Sam faces some of the hardest cases he has ever known. He has no idea why he is in 1973, but maybe if he can work out the reason, he can get home...

Po and the Furious Five are back in the hilarious and critically acclaimed hit film your whole family will love! When Po discovers a secret village of fun-loving, clumsy pandas, he must train them to defeat Kai, a supernatural villain who threatens to destroy kung fu.

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'Mid Morning Matters' offers an excruciatingly awkward window into the world of Alan Partridge, reconfirming why he is considered one of British comedy's iconic characters.

This second series sees the master at work as he broadcasts his daily radio show at the fictional North Norfolk Digital to literally hundreds of listeners. Whether reprimanding a celebrity chef for the use of fennel in a recipe, or making history by having a massage live on air, Alan never fails to push the boundaries of broadcasting and, more often than not, good taste.

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Having first disembarked upon Britain's windswept shores in 1973, Iowa-born writer Bill Bryson spent the best part of two decades living among the inhabitants of our small, often charming and occasionally exasperating island.

In 1998, inspired by his best-selling book 'Notes from a Small Island', Bill returned to his adopted country for a humorous and affectionate television safari - conducted over six episodes. This series saw him journeying from Dover to John O'Groats while trying to explain what it was that first attracted him to this land of rain, sweet tea and disagreeable landladies. Between hailing a London cab driven by Stephen Fry, analysing Scouse humour with Alexei Sayle and conversing with Victoria Wood in a Bournemouth beach hut, Bill puts it all into perspective - taking in blue plaques, ballroom dancers, fell runners, cable tossers and churches called St. Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe along the way...

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This programme relies on experts' knowledge and understanding of history in order to predict the future, helping to paint a picture of what Earth will look like in the days, weeks, months, years and millennia after humans are gone.

Looking farther into the future and using analyses based on the past, we see how nature will reclaim the world we live in. Eventually glass buildings topple, stone buildings crumble, successive freezing and thawing turn streets to rubble, water rises, subways flood and sewers crack. What animals will survive? What kind of plant species will survive? Will the seas be filled with fish? Will humans ever return? Will man begin the cycle again, excavating our ruins and trying to imagine what life was like before? This programme uses feature film quality visual effects from ILM and top experts in the fields of engineering, botany, ecology, biology, geology, climatology and archaeology to answer these questions. Humans won't be around forever and now we can see in detail, for the very first time, the world that will be left behind in.....Life After People.

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The jaw-droppingly funny, multi-award-winning adult puppet comedy is back for a new series. So stand by for another helping of wonderfully wild action, hilarious songs, and refreshingly different celebrity cameos with the urban misfits. Puppets have evolved.

They may be furry, they may be feathered, they may be feral, but scratch their hairy surfaces and they're just a group of messed-up little creatures struggling with life, love, dreams, and what happens when you discover you're only the latest in a long line of pedigree pets.

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After a close brush with the law in Australia, Mickey returns to a changed London to sting a new breed of avaricious marks. Albert, currently detained at her Majesty's pleasure, already has one lined up - a callous young businesswoman, Sara Naismith, and her assistant. Aaron.

Posing as city traders, Mickey and Ash offer her the chance to join an insider dealing scam. But when the con starts to unravel, has Mickey met his match or has someone been playing them all?

With their old leader away on a long con, Danny steps up to the mark with a bang as our gang of grifters take on the Hollywood sign, a Vegas casino and thanks to their new rookie recruit, engage in a dangerous game of Russian Roulette with deadly prepared Sushi!

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A couple of years ago Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie moved to New York City to capitalize on their popularity as New Zealand's "4th Most Popular Folk Parody Duo.

" Unfortunately, despite living as Big Apple bohemians for over a year, they remain as hopelessly out of place in Manhattan as a kiwi in a pigeon nest. Will Bret and Jemaine ever find excitement, romance, and the elusive paying music gig?

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Revealing a truly adult edge never previously seen, Harry Enfield brings us the best bits of his "Brand Spanking New Show" with a whole new gang of chums and catchphrases.

New characters include Cornish Ladies Man, the last of the great West Country lovers, a real gent in affairs of the loins with female celebrities; Chris Great, the red headed DJ who owns his team and the radio station - completely fictional!, Shagging Couple, still shagging after all these years; Paxman, the no bulls**t journalist with a direct approach to interviewing politicians; The Pharmacist who likes to provide a thorough diagnosis; Mother and Daughter, "people think we're sisters"... and loads more.

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The quintessential British town of Little Stempington seems an idyllic suburban location, where the streets are clean and the neighbours are friendly. But underneath the surface there lies a secret, super-sexed, super-violent world.

Two competing gun-toting gangs of vigilante housewives, led by Camilla Diamond (Anna Chancellor) and the other by Barbara Du Prez (Felicity Montagu) continue their work, one for the good of themselves, the other for the good of the town. Barbara, in prison after being framed by Camilla, has handed the reins of gang boss over to Joyce Hazeldine, (Amelia Bullmore) and entrusted to her the task of keeping the streets of Little Stempington free of crime. However, Joyce's grip on the town is loosening and Camilla and her cohorts, Lillian Gordon-Moore (Emma Kennedy) and Hilary Davenport (Rachael Blake) start up a highly lucrative Fight Club, a ladies only bare knuckle fighting arena where local housewives solve their disputes. At the same time, clueless police chief Jeremy Hazledine (Ralph Ineson), and his deputy PC Haines (Tom Ellis), entertain senior officers from around the world who are in Little Stempington to discover why the crime rate is so low. Chevy (Gary McDonald) a bent cop from Miami, soon finds out the real reason and introduces Camilla to the idea of building a super casino on the Wetlands, a move that would propel Camilla into the criminal super league. Will Barbara be able to restore order to their once sleepy town? Or will Camilla's ambitious plans for a super casino change the face of Little Stempington forever?

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Meet Jermaine Clement and Bret McKenzie - a.k.a. Flight Of The Conchords. They may be "New Zealand's 4th Most Popular Folk Parody Duo," but now they're in a strange new world - New York City - and determined to conquer America one fan at a time...

literally! This 2-disc set features all 12 episodes of the acclaimed HBO series. Watch as our heroes contend with unrequited love, bohemian parties, inept criminals and their (single) obsessed fan, breaking into song as they clumsily attempt to break the New York scene.

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Phil Cornwell and John Sessions play multiple roles as a group of celebrities who, tired of the pressures of life in the spotlight, all move to a street in suburban south London. Joining Phil Cornwell and John Sessions is the multi-faceted Ronni Ancona.

One by one the various super-stars - Michael, Jack, Al, Mick Keith, David, Joe and briefly, Dustin, move into Stella Street to escape their Hollywood A-List lives. They settle down to domestic bliss far from their natural habitats - Mick and Keith take over the corner store, Al supervises the gardener, Joe has trouble with the decorator and while David cannot fathom plumbing, Jack birds it up. Things start to go wrong after a fancy dress street-warming party, thrown by Michael with guests that include Madge, Posh and Penelope, when the stars are encouraged to entrust their wealth to a titled financial advisor. Faced with financial ruin , they discover that the perks of the celebrity lifestyles that they left behind weren't all that bad after all!