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Blood Money 
Walt is out of the meth business and trying to move on with his life. Jesse tries to get rid of his money. Hank now knows that Walt is the famous Heisenberg. 
Buried 
Hank is determined to bring down Walt. Walt scrambles to hide evidence before Hank gets to it, and Skyler tries to stop Hank and Marie from taking away the kids. 
Confessions 
Walt makes his next move against Hank, putting Hank in a tough position. Hank confronts Jes find out more...

After the success of Fernando Mereille's and Katia Lund's 'City of God', comes this excellent series made for Brazilian television. The nine episodes focus on different aspects of Brazilian street life and have garnered critical and popular success both in Brazil and elsewhere. The episodes on Disc One are: The Emperors Crown, The Mans Brother In Law, The Post, Uolace & Joao Victor. find out more...

The episodes on this disc are: Saturday, The Two On Their Way To Brasilia, It Has To Be Now, The Ordinares and Hotspot. Superb cinematic television from an up and coming national film industry. find out more...

The third season of the ever popular forensic procedural drama finds our intrepid and perfectly coiffured investigators delving once more into the seedy and internecine underbelly of Las Vegas. find out more...

Scott says: "Deadwood is a town without law. As gold strikes in the area continue to pay out, more and more men come to seek their fortune, with many meeting their fate. Drinking, gambling and prostitution are the only pastimes, and all of them can be had at the Gem Saloon, run by the ultimate ‘man you love to hate’ Al Swearengen. Featuring dialogue that is bluer than the Texas sky and yet just as exhilarat find out more...

Deadwood is a town without law. As gold strikes in the area continue to pay out, more and more men come to seek their fortune, with many meeting their fate. Drinking, gambling and prostitution are the only pastimes, and all of them can be had at the Gem Saloon, run by the ultimate ‘man you love to hate’ Al Swearengen. Featuring dialogue that is bluer than the Texas sky a find out more...

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