The Voluntary Vampire Extinction Movement headquarters are destroyed, & their pet horror, the Oracle, is on the loose. She'll stop at nothing to turn the world into a vampire's paradise, even if it means helping the Soul Eater become a god & harnessing his power for her own evil ends. ...

All eight episodes from the first season of the ' Life on Mars' spinoff series. The series sees the return of DCI Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister), but he is no longer the self styled ' Sheriff of Manchester'. Drawn by the action & intrigue of the London Met, Gene has turned his attentions to taking on the 'southern nancy' criminal scum. He is joined by his faithful sidekicks Ray Carling (Dean Andrews) & Chris Skelton (Marshall Lancaster). DCI Alex Drake (Keeley Hawes) is also thrown into the mix after suffering a horrific accident in 2008 & finding herself in 1981 alongside Hunt & his team. ...

Action-packed box set containing extended highlights from all five test matches in the historic 2005 Ashes series. The series started badly for the England team at Lord's as they suffered an emphatic defeat at Australia's hands, & particularly the hand of legendary Aussie fast-bowler Glenn Mc Grath. But as the series progressed England found their feet, & this confident young team started playing their best cricket, particularly impressing with the quality of their bowling. At Edgbaston England survived a last ditch Australian fightback to complete a thrilling two-run victory to bring the series level. Then it was up to Old Trafford for more high drama as Brett Lee & Ricky Ponting stoically batted out the day to deny England another victory. Then on to Trent Bridge where England out-scored the Australians yet again in the first innings & made them follow on for the first time in 16 years. Set just 129 runs to win after bowling Australia out for 387, England struggled to score the low total. Shane Warne & Brett Lee bowled out of their skins to provide yet another heart-wrenching finale. At the start of the final test at The Oval, the series hung in the balance with England 2-1 ahead, despite some of the best bowling of Shane Warne's long test career. A mixture of bad light, Kevin Pietersen's batting & Andrew ' Freddie' Flintoff's impressive display of character & determination managed to wrest the Ashes from Australia's grasp for the first time since 1987 & the atmosphere at the ground & around the country was euphoric. The 2005 Ashes Series will be remembered not just as a series in which a young England team came of age, but also as the point at which the game of cricket returned to the nation's conciousness after some years in the wilderness. ...