24 - Complete Season 1-8 + Redemption (New Packaging) [DVD]

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Swathe your sofa in plastic: this is the perfect sinful binge, with Michael C Hall as the emotionless forensics guy who kills the killers his cop colleagues can’t catch. months after Day 3, CTU has a new leader, Erin Driscoll (Alberta Watson), a steely government agent who made. Huge hair and piratical fashions swamp the senses as the Howard family win yacht races, the women glisten like sexy dolphins and the men take their seduction tips from coffee adverts.

What begins as dragony hoodoo quickly becomes an arena for smart dialogue and some of the most seductive performances on TV. The chasm between what we say we are and what we really are in the digital age presides like the hangman’s arch over two seasons of drama and wit. This saga of two Russian agents posing as a married couple in 1980s Washington, DC is the thinking person’s spy thriller, elegant and cerebral but with tense jeopardy in every scene.

In every graffitied strip-mall there are echoes of This Is England’s casually destitute braying youth who learned survival from one another while successive governments looked purposefully away. director) Brad Turner (director) Milan Cheylov (director) Winrich Kolbe (director) Jon Cassar (director) Kevin Hooks (director) Michelle Fairley (actor) Sarah Clarke (actor) Daniel Bess (actor) Tanya Wright (actor) Timothy Carhart (actor) Maria Del Mar (actor) William Devane (actor) Roger R. It also boasts a teen soapiness and references to everything from Stacey Dash’s career missteps to Scandal that remind us that this is a show about the black millennial experience as well as activism.

Netflix has an extensive library of feature films, documentaries, TV programmes, anime, award-winning Netflix originals and more. Margaret Atwood’s tale of near-future oppression was never going to make for a sunshine-and-rainbows kind of show. A precisely judged blend of jittery espionage action and the timeless drama of everyone living their own lie. Without “chilled-out entertainer” David Brent we may never had a generation of deluded Apprentice contestants who thought they were also “the reflection of perfection”, or indeed the “sadcom” trend that has dominated the past decade. The Easter egg-filled US sitcom, cancelled by Fox back in 2006, got a second wind via DVDs (remember those?

When Phoebe “Fleabag” Waller-Bridge announced that she was working on a thriller about an assassin (Jodie Comer) and her MI5 agent foe (Sandra Oh), few knew what to expect.

Legacy is a spin-off that focuses on new characters and features no appearances from Jack whatsoever. Although it doesn’t stand up to scrutiny as much as many other shows – even before Aaron Sorkin left, it often functioned as a wheelbarrow for his hubris – The West Wing was nevertheless capable of hitting extraordinary heights.

months after Day 4, Jack is living under a new alias, as Frank Flynn, and working on various oilrigs and refineries. However, the second season of The Handmaid’s Tale – packed with forced labour, sexual violence and even a suicide bombing – was particularly demanding. It rarely deviates from two people talking in a room: with dialogue this finely crafted, nothing else is needed. Like Scooby Doo-conceived by the cast of Girls, the drama wide-frames out in inch-perfect pincer movements to become a satire on the vainglorious inflate/deflate culture of social media. With each week's episode unfolding in real-time, "24" covers a single day in the life of Bauer each season.

Based on the 2014 film of the same name, this dramedy centres on race relations and intersectionality at a fictional US Ivy League college. Chris Lilley essays the Australian school system through three malfunctioning antiheroes: Ja’mie King, the monstrous private school girl going public; Mr G, the egomaniacal musical theatre darling; and Jonah Takalua, the aggro boy for whom education has failed. Each season covers a 24-hour period in Bauer's life as he works with the United States government to fight a series of threats to national security. was so propulsive and relentless, swinging from cliffhanger to cliffhanger, that you’d almost always feast on more episodes than you intended and wind up groggy and unresponsive the following day.

With the stories artfully leaving gaps for online debate to fill, the reaction to Girls at times made it feel like a modish provocation, but beneath the observations about the alien world of pampered millennial Brooklyn is a rare emotional intelligence and humour. The Office took the mockumentary genre and turned it into something funnier, cringier and more tender than it had been before. was primarily filmed in an LA studio and other locations in and around Los Angeles, though some scenes in season seven were filmed in Washington DC. Its third season was more watchable yet bleaker than ever, with fictional Issa in a sea of ghosting and breakups. Twenty-five years after Robert De Niro found the profound sadness of becoming the King of Comedy, Kudrow immortalised its hollow Queen.