In this second episode Sir Trevor begins back on Death Row where 12 men are locked in their cells for 23 hours a day. Here he meets Frederick Baer. His crime – the murder of a mother and her young daughter.
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Verity elopes and Francis blames Ross. Mark suspects Dwight and Keren.
Verity elopes and Francis blames Ross. Mark suspects Dwight and Keren.
Tennis instructor Chris Wilton (Jonathan Rhys-Meyers) ascends to a life of luxury by marrying into a wealthy family. His newfound social status is threatened when he becomes irresistibly drawn to Nola Rice (Scarlett Johansson), his best friend's girlfriend.
Tennis instructor Chris Wilton (Jonathan Rhys-Meyers) ascends to a life of luxury by marrying into a wealthy family. His newfound social status is threatened when he becomes irresistibly drawn to Nola Rice (Scarlett Johansson), his best friend's girlfriend.
Tennis instructor Chris Wilton (Jonathan Rhys-Meyers) ascends to a life of luxury by marrying into a wealthy family. His newfound social status is threatened when he becomes irresistibly drawn to Nola Rice (Scarlett Johansson), his best friend's girlfriend.
Love is in the air at Bangkok Airport as staff celebrate Valentines Day, one of the biggest dates in the Thai calendar. Romance blossoms for Immigration Officers Bert and Nat, while loved up Capt. Jack is still glowing after his recent nuptials.
Love is in the air at Bangkok Airport as staff celebrate Valentines Day, one of the biggest dates in the Thai calendar. Romance blossoms for Immigration Officers Bert and Nat, while loved up Capt. Jack is still glowing after his recent nuptials.
Though diamonds may be forever, Connery wasn't. The producers need a new star and their choice revolutionizes the character. Embracing the cultural changes of the 70s takes Bond to new heights, but for one producer it would be the end of an era.
Though diamonds may be forever, Connery wasn't. The producers need a new star and their choice revolutionizes the character. Embracing the cultural changes of the 70s takes Bond to new heights, but for one producer it would be the end of an era.
Jim brings a transcript of Amelia's interpretation of the conversation between the bent coppers to colleague Terry. He believes that Mac, Rocky and another officer, Lee Grigson, were all involved in drug-dealing, killed pusher Roach and then murdered Jane to stop her from blowing the whistle.
A woman's perfect life comes tumbling down when her husband is charged with high crimes
Though diamonds may be forever, Connery wasn't. The producers need a new star and their choice revolutionizes the character. Embracing the cultural changes of the 70s takes Bond to new heights, but for one producer it would be the end of an era.
For the first time, Piers comes face-face with a serial killer who is willing to admit to his heinous crimes. Piers sits down with Bernard Giles for the killer's first-ever major television interview, to explore what it was in his psychological make-up that compelled him to commit these brutal crimes.
After finding the body of 10-year-old Jessica Guzman, police connected a series of murders to Alex Henriquez—a successful businessman, who was later sentenced to 75 years in prison. Henriquez maintains his innocence in this meeting with Piers Morgan.
George holds a Grand Ball. Ross clashes with those responsible for Jim's imprisonment.
Demelza tries to reconcile Verity and Captain Blamey. Ross sets up a smelting company.
George holds a Grand Ball. Ross clashes with those responsible for Jim's imprisonment.
Demelza tries to reconcile Verity and Captain Blamey. Ross sets up a smelting company.
Demelza tries to reconcile Verity and Captain Blamey. Ross sets up a smelting company.
For the first time, Piers comes face-face with a serial killer who is willing to admit to his heinous crimes. Piers sits down with Bernard Giles for the killer's first-ever major television interview, to explore what it was in his psychological make-up that compelled him to commit these brutal crimes.
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