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The stories center around the Carter family who own and maintain an antique train engine, and all the characters they meet and the adventures they have along the way.

A young woman (Cynthia Stevenson) hosts and broadcasts a talk show from the living room of her home and her guests are the denizens of her town.

Series named after its two lead male characters played by Harry Capehorn and Coshti Dowden who appear in the majority of episodes.

BBC News and current affairs magazine programme covering a diverse array of stories ranging from the serious to the surreal.

At top-secret U.S.-Australian joint defense facility Pine Gap, fissures appear in the critical alliance as spies work with, and against, each other.

The hero, nearly killed by carbon monoxide poisoning while on a solo assignment in another city, loses his memory and can no longer recognize his own family. Unconsciously, his feet carry him to the homes of his former lover, his parents, old friends. As he journeys, he follows the threads of their memories to find out what kind of person he used to be. The clear story line and design draw readers into this powerful work. ~~ Based on the manga "I'm home" of Ishizaka Kei.

Face the Nation moderator Margaret Brennan delivers interviews with newsmakers, roundtable discussions, and analysis on the top issues of the day.

A young baby and his toys travel space and time going on amazing adventures in his crib spaceship.

A cartoonist deals with corporate drama that ensues after the revival of a superhero he created.

Adapted from Jung Chang's international bestseller, Wild Swans is a tale of extraordinary cruelty and bravery, of death and survival. Breathtaking in its scope, unforgettable in its description of China's history.

The misadventures of a small green monster named Mr. Bumpy, a blue monster named Squishington, and a rag doll named Molly Coddle in a bedroom of a 10 year old boy.

Three young criminals; a jewel thief, a con artist, and a computer hacker, are told by an anonymous man that "they" - the organization that he works for, have in their possession, full dossiers on each of them. And if the authorities should ever get these dossiers, they will probably be in prison for the rest of their lives. So in exchange for making sure that that doesn't happen, they have to work for "them", the organization. Whose goal is "to protect the status quo". So, they are sent out to solve baffling or unsolved crimes, or to go after criminals, who have been on the loose too long.

At the height of Egypt's new kingdom, the most powerful Pharaohs who ever lived were buried in tombs full of gold, a divine metal which was regarded as the flesh of the gods. Where did this wealth come from and how did Egypt become the greatest empire the world had ever seen?

This animated British TV series follows the adventures of a married couple, Bob and Margaret Fish. Bob is a dentist and Margaret is a chiropodist. They have no children. The show turns everyday occurrences like grocery shopping into comedic outings.

27 teams from 5 continents build vehicles in one month with a $3,000 budget. They then compete in a series of games based on skill, agility, strength, manouverability, etc. to determine a winner.

In this series, the players perform in comedy sketches that are predominately parodying the typical fare of MTV such as the music videos. In addition, there are regular sketches of pop music oriented feature characters as well as performances by various musical guest stars.

Frank Serpico was a maverick New York City detective who, after turning in a large number of "bad" cops and later being shot in the face, often went undercover to expose corruption in the city. The scruffy-looking, long-haired officer used unorthodox means to get results, and reported to Lieutenant Sullivan.

Adam Bonner is a young assistant district attorney and his wife Amanda is a junior partner in a law firm. Their jobs often put them in conflict within the courtroom and, by extension, at home. Amanda is also a fierce crusader for women's rights.

Not so long ago, civilization learned that it was no match for just a few degrees drop in temperature. Scientists call it the Little Ice Age--but its impact was anything but small. From 1300 to 1850, a period of cataclysmic cold caused havoc. It froze Viking colonists in Greenland, accelerated the Black Death in Europe, decimated the Spanish Armada, and helped trigger the French Revolution. The Little Ice Age reshaped the world in ways that now seem the stuff of fantasy--New York Harbor froze and people walked from Manhattan to Staten Island, Eskimos sailed kayaks as far south as Scotland, and two feet of snow fell on New England in June and July during "the Year Without a Summer". Could another catastrophic cold snap strike in the 21st century? Leading climatologists offer the latest theories, and scholars and historians recreate the history that could be a glimpse of things to come. Face the cold, hard truth of the past--an era that may be a window to our future.