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The entire second series of the BBC crime drama starring Ben Miller. In this series, now firmly esconced on the tropical Caribbean island of Saint-Marie, DI Richard Poole (Miller) struggles to come to terms with both his growing love for the island, though he'd never admit it, and his feelings for Camille (Sara Martins). Meanwhile, Fidel (Gary Carr) feels the pressure mounting as he studies for his sergeants' exams, and Dwayne (Danny John-Jules) has to extricate himself when he lays on the love a little too thickly.

The entire fifth series of the BBC comedy drama set on the Caribbean island of Saint Marie. DI Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall), with the assistance of DS Florence Cassell (Joséphine Jobert) must solve the crimes which continue to plague the idyllic island. When Humphrey's aunt Mary (Wendy Craig) arrives to pay him a visit she is the sole witness in the murder of a tourist.<br/><br/>When Humphrey and Florence start investigating his background, a number of things fail to add up.

The entire fourth series of the BBC crime drama set on the tropical Caribbean island of Saint-Marie. With D.I. Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall) now chief investigator following the death of his predecessor Richard Poole, he is tasked with solving the various crimes that continually plague the small island.<br/><br/>With help from D.S. Camille Bordley (Sara Martins), Goodman must investigate a seemingly supernatural case and solve the murder of a bride-to-be who died on the morning of her wedding day.

All six episodes from the second series of the British crime drama starring David Morrissey. With Ian St Clair (Morrissey) now focused on preventing youth crime, others must react when the proposed opening of a new mine causes conflict in the community. Meanwhile, a brutal murder theatens to reignite old rivalries.<br/><br/>As more deaths follow, long-held secrets are revealed and old enemies may be forced to work together to stop the violence.

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>The first and second series of the BBC remake of the 1970s period drama charting the exploits of one middle-class family and their working-class servants. In the first series, diplomat Sir Hallam Holland (Ed Stoppard) and his wife, Lady Agnes (Keeley Hawes), move into the long-vacant 165 Eaton Place and are soon joined by Hallam's mother, Maud (Eileen Atkins), and Agnes's sister, Lady Persie (Claire Foy). Former parlour maid Rose (Jean Marsh) is put in charge of recruiting the new household staff and soon both the residents from upstairs and downstairs are embroiled in more than just domestic drama, with romance and clandestine plots taking hold. The episodes comprise: 'The Fledgling', 'The Ladybird' and 'The Cuckoo'. The second series is set during the year before the outbreak of World War II. While the threat of war makes Hallam's work at the Foreign Office all the more stressful, his relationship with Agnes suffers. When she gets acquainted with American businessman Casper Landry (Michael Landes), Hallam becomes jealous and is tempted by Persie who has just returned from Germany where anti-Semitic violence has become rampant. Meanwhile, new nursery maid Beryl (Laura Haddock) is hired and immediately attracts chauffeur Spargo (Neil Jackson); butler Pritchard (Adrian Scarborough)'s past comes back to haunt him; and the servants all learn to cope with the absence of Rose who is suffering from tuberculosis. The episodes comprise: 'A Faraway Country About Which We Know Nothing', 'The Love That Pays the Price', 'A Perfect Specimen of Womanhood', 'All the Things You Are', 'The Last Waltz' and 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow'.<br/><br/><i>Typ: DVD</i>