All 14 episodes from the fourth season of the US biker drama series. Led by Clay Morrow (Ron Perlman), the outlaw motorcycle club Sons of Anarchy exerts a mafia-like hold over the small Northern Californian town of Charming. In this season, as the members of SAMCRO regroup after their prison stretch, a new business alliance brings unforeseen dangers. The episodes are: 'Out', 'Booster', 'Dorylus', 'Una Venta', 'Brick', 'With an X', 'Fruit for the Crows', 'Family Recipe', 'Kiss', 'Hands', 'Call of Duty', 'Burnt and Purged Away', 'To Be, Act 1' and 'To Be, Act 2'.

Drawing its inspiration from Anthony Mann's 'The Fall of the Roman Empire' (1964) and Stanley Kubrick's 'Spartacus' (1960), Ridley Scott's Oscar-winning take on the Roman epic lavishes the genre with the very latest in computer-generated effects technology. After the death of Emperor Marcus Aurelius (Richard Harris), Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix) betrays the Emperor's beloved General Maximus (Russell Crowe) and takes the throne for himself. Maximus is sold as a slave and then trained as a gladiator, keeping himself strong with thoughts of revenge. Eventually he is taken to the Colosseum, where he prepares to fight in a contest presided over by the corrupt Commodus. Will he suffer the ultimate humiliation and die for the entertainment of his enemy or will he survive the rigors of the arena and find a way of exacting his revenge?

Sci-fi action. Early in the 21st century, billionaire Charles Weyland (Lance Hendriksen) is convinced that his satellite thermal imaging system has picked up evidence of an ancient life form buried under the ice in remotest Antarctica. When a team of archaeologists sets out to investigate, they find more than they had bargained for: the ancient pyramid temple they discover contains evidence that the alien life form it contained could still be in existence. They then find out from studying the hieroglyphics in the temple that an even greater threat is hanging over them: a group of Predators - the feared intergalactic hunters - are on their way to earth to take part in a rite-of-passage battle with the aliens that could lay waste to the human race...

The complete collection of episodes of the popular US biker drama. The story follows the lives of the SAMCRO crew as they find themselves involved in gangs, gun violence and deals with corrupt politicians. The group has to deal with threats to its authority, as well as internal tensions, such as the ever-growing doubts of its deputy leader, Jax (Charlie Hunnam), about the gang's role in the town. Season 1 episodes are: 'Pilot', 'Seeds', 'Fun Town', 'Patch Over', 'Giving Back', 'AK-51', 'Old Bones', 'The Pull', 'Hell Followed', 'Better Half', 'Capybara', 'The Sleep of Babies' and 'The Revelator'. Season 2 episodes are: 'Albification', 'Small Tears', 'Fix', 'Eureka', 'Smite', 'Falx Cerebri', 'Gilead', 'Potlatch', 'Fa Guan', 'Balm', 'Service', 'The Culling' and 'Na Triobloidi'. Season 3 episodes are: 'So', 'Oiled', 'Caregiver', 'Home', 'Turning and Turning', 'The Push', 'Widening Gyre', 'Lochan Mor', 'Turas', 'Firinne', 'Bainne', 'June Wedding' and 'NS'. Season 4 episodes are: 'Out', 'Booster', 'Dorylus', 'Una Venta', 'Brick', 'With an X', 'Fruit for the Crows', 'Family Recipe', 'Kiss', 'Hands', 'Call of Duty', 'Burnt and Purged Away', 'To Be, Act 1' and 'To Be, Act 2'. Season 5 episodes are: 'Sovereign', 'Authority Vested', 'Laying Pipe', 'Stolen Huffy', 'Orca Shrugged', 'Small World', 'Toad's Wild Ride', 'Ablation', 'Andare Pescare', 'Crucifixed', 'To Thine Own Self', 'Darthy' and 'J'ai Obtenu Cette'. Season 6 episodes are: 'Straw', 'One One Six', 'Poenitentia', 'Wolfsangel', 'The Mad King', 'Salvage', 'Sweet and Vaded', 'Los Fantasmas', 'John 8:32', 'Huang Wu', 'Aon Rud Pearsanta', 'You Are My Sunshine' and 'A Mother's Work'. Season 7 episodes are: 'Black Widower', 'Toil and Till', 'Playing With Monsters', 'Poor Little Lambs', 'Some Strange Eruption', 'Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em', 'Greensleeves', 'The Separation of Crows', 'What a Piece of Work Is Man', 'Faith and Despondency', 'Suits of Woe', 'Red Rose' and 'Papa's Goods'.

Twelve-year-old James (William Eadie) lives on a rundown Glasgow housing estate with his alcoholic father. Haunted by the drowning of his best friend, James is irresistibly drawn to the site of the death, which now plays host to a new housing development. There he meets a similarly troubled young girl (Leanne Mullen), with whom he strikes up an unusual friendship.