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1.Pulling - Series 1 [2008] starring: Tanya Franks, Sharon Horgan, Rebekah Staton, Cavan Clerkin directed by: Tristram Shapeero April 07, 2008
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Hi... Sadly, this was not the hidden gem I'd hoped for (Black books and Sugar Rush cetainly were). It is realistic and the acting is good. I did watch each episode of series one, looking forward to what would be happening next because each episode finishes with a kind of cliffhanger or crisis point I found it confusing and frustrating that the exact endings of each episode are not continued into the following episode, but you do soon get the gist of the events and emotions in the characters' lives... and that's what I found boring.... With the exception of Louise, I didn't like any of the main characters.... so selfish, self-obsessed and closed. But worse, they are rubbish friends. ... Read More:

2.Prime Suspect 6 - The Last Witness [2003] starring: Liam Cunningham, Ben Miles, Clare Holman, Oleg Menchikov, Mark Strong directed by: Tom Hooper November 06, 2006
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This is a brilliant prime suspect. All the acting is flawless, and the plot is really good! Helen Mirren totally shines!! Worth watching..

3.Prime Suspect 6 - The Last Witness [2003] starring: Helen Mirren, Oleg Menshikov, Ben Miles, Robert Pugh, Clare Holman directed by: Tom Hooper March 01, 2004
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... because you'd never leave the house at all. Prime Suspect is a terrific show, and this is a fine installment. I watched all three hours of it in one sitting, completely gripped. Plenty has been written about how excellent Helen Mirren is as DCI Tennison, but the excellence extends throughout the entire cast. Even the most minor characters are fully-fleshed, unstereotyped, and convincingly real. None of them has any hint of 'central casting' about them. My favourite was Phoebe Nicholl's grey blur of a spook: dull, round-shouldered, unnoticeable, and wonderfully sinister. And all done in two short scenes. This is television at its best.

4.Maxima's Miracle ( Wonder van Máxima, Het ) [ English subtitles ] starring: Silvia Munt, Libertad Pozo, Frank Lammers, Fred Goessens, Mattijn Hartemink directed by: Paul Ruven April 17, 2003
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... because you'd never leave the house at all. Prime Suspect is a terrific show, and this is a fine installment. I watched all three hours of it in one sitting, completely gripped. Plenty has been written about how excellent Helen Mirren is as DCI Tennison, but the excellence extends throughout the entire cast. Even the most minor characters are fully-fleshed, unstereotyped, and convincingly real. None of them has any hint of 'central casting' about them. My favourite was Phoebe Nicholl's grey blur of a spook: dull, round-shouldered, unnoticeable, and wonderfully sinister. And all done in two short scenes. This is television at its best.

5.Prime Suspect 6: The Last Witness [2003] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Helen Mirren, Oleg Menshikov, Ben Miles, Robert Pugh, Clare Holman directed by: Tom Hooper May 18, 2004
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... because you'd never leave the house at all. Prime Suspect is a terrific show, and this is a fine installment. I watched all three hours of it in one sitting, completely gripped. Plenty has been written about how excellent Helen Mirren is as DCI Tennison, but the excellence extends throughout the entire cast. Even the most minor characters are fully-fleshed, unstereotyped, and convincingly real. None of them has any hint of 'central casting' about them. My favourite was Phoebe Nicholl's grey blur of a spook: dull, round-shouldered, unnoticeable, and wonderfully sinister. And all done in two short scenes. This is television at its best.

6.The Eye of the Serpent [1992] (NTSC) starring: Chuck Mavich, David Michael Sterling, Diana Frank, Lenore Andriel, Marcus Aurelius directed by: Ricardo Jacques Gale October 22, 1997
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... because you'd never leave the house at all. Prime Suspect is a terrific show, and this is a fine installment. I watched all three hours of it in one sitting, completely gripped. Plenty has been written about how excellent Helen Mirren is as DCI Tennison, but the excellence extends throughout the entire cast. Even the most minor characters are fully-fleshed, unstereotyped, and convincingly real. None of them has any hint of 'central casting' about them. My favourite was Phoebe Nicholl's grey blur of a spook: dull, round-shouldered, unnoticeable, and wonderfully sinister. And all done in two short scenes. This is television at its best.

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