101 Greatest Knockouts

Walk To Remember, A

Based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks. Set in North Carolina and follows the rites of passage of a young man, Landon Carter, a senior at Beaufort High and Jamie Sullivan, the Baptist minister's daughter who is not ashamed to put her faith before her relationships. After a harmless prank goes wrong, Landon is forced to tutor a young student at a poor school and participate in the Drama Club's Spring play - two activities that his principle hopes will teach him humility. This also puts him in contact with Jamie and against all his own expectations, finds himself falling in love with her.

Hit Me

Comic drama of romance and double-dealing based on the best selling book by Jim Thompson 'A Swell-Looking Babe'. Sonny is a frustrated and lonely bellhop, pushing 30 and employed for 8 years at the lacklustre Stillwell Hotel. He works with Billy who supports and cares for Leroy, his disabled brother. Sonny feels that he has reached the point in his life when he must finally take a good look at where he is going. Delivering room service one night, he meets Monique, a distraught femme fatale, who throws Sonny a lifeline...

Ghost Lake

One hundred years ago, the residents of a small town in upstate New York were drowned when a massive dam was built and the town along with the surrounding valley was flooded for the creation of Rushford Lake. The restless souls of the drowned still reside at the bottom of the lake and every thirteenth year they rise from the deep with an insatiable appetite for the souls of the living.

Robin Gibb - With The Frankfurt Neue Philharmonic Orchestra

As well as being one third of the Bee Gees, Robin Gibb has also had a successful solo career, with Saved By The Bell reaching No.2 in the UK singles charts as far back as 1969. Following the sad death of his twin brother Maurice in 2003, Robin released Magnet, his first solo album for fifteen years.

Edwardian Country House

Following on from the 1940s House we have The Edwardian Country House. We look at life both above and below stairs in a very grand country house near Bewick on the English/Scottish border. The staff taking part in the experiment are drawn from various professions and regions and it is spelt out to them al that they are there to serve. There are no 21st century comforts and this fascinating programme becomes riveting when the Olliff-Coopers arrive to live upstairs. Features the whole of the series.