Mini-series and TV Movies

After these episodes, there would be an almost-decade-long break before Doctor Who graced our televisions again.

Although certainly stylish in its use of locations, detailed and opulent-looking sets, and period-accurate costumes, this new version, cannot equal the breakneck pace and forward momentum of Hitchcock's original.

Idris Elba is back as DCI John Luther and he is in pursuit of a killer with a fetish.

it is fun to walk down Barbary Lane once again, and see all the familiar faces who turn up, including Billy Campbell, Parker Posey, Nina Foch, Paul Bartel, Meagen Fay, Bob Mackie, Ian McKellen, Janeane Garofolo, and many more.

Not only a great example of the mystery genre but a wonderfully executed character study.

The internationally crafted TV miniseries of `War and Peace' is daunting viewing for lovers of costume drama.

Gillian Anderson is on the trail of a serial killer in 'The Fall.'

With top notch performances and wonderful production values these are the best filmed versions of Shakespeare I've ever seen.

This adaptation does the book proud for it not only captures the action of the book, but the spirit as well.

You may tune into to watch the young Patrick Stewart, but enjoy it for the thoroughly entertaining and compelling romance and mini-history of England's Industrial Revolution.