天堂岛疑云第十四季

　　防暴队成员面对个人的忧虑和每日在街上执行警务工作所带来的压力，此时一起事故引发了内部冲突。

　　FROM unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out, they must also survive the threats of the surrounding forest – including the terrifying creatures that come out when the sun goes down. In the wake of Season Two’s epic cliffhanger, escape will become a tantalizing and very real possibility as the true nature of the town comes into focus, and the townspeople go on offense against the myriad horrors surrounding them.

　　关德林（萝玛拉·嘉瑞 Romola Garai 饰）和丹尼尔（休·丹西 Hugh Dancy 饰）两人性格迥异，一个主动奔放野心勃勃，一个温文尔雅心思细腻，但这并没能阻碍他们的相互吸引，可就在两人越走越近之时，关德林却因为经济拮据而被迫嫁给了富商格兰克（休·博内威利 Hugh Bonneville 饰）。
　　婚后的生活与自私自利的格兰克令生性自由的关德林感到十分痛苦，压抑之中，她向丹尼尔发出了求救信号，希望能利用他的温暖安抚自己伤痕累累的内心。可是，这时的丹尼尔正同一位名叫米拉（乔迪·梅 Jodhi May 饰）的美丽犹太女孩坠入了爱河，随着时间的推移，三人之间的情感纠葛演变得越来越复杂起来。

讲述的是一个名叫迪尔菲尔德的小镇上的居民有一天在他们的杂货店里发现了一个神奇的、预测命运的机器。

　　第四季

都市的夜里，永远藏着你无法想象的秘密。德克斯特·摩根（迈克尔·C·豪尔 Michael C. Hall）是一位工作勤奋的法医，他为人和善幽默，广受欢迎，有个行事洒脱，一身男孩子气的妹妹黛布拉（珍妮弗·卡彭特 Jennifer Carpenter 饰），还有个温柔美丽的女友瑞塔（朱莉·本茨 Julie Benz 饰）。身在警务系统，德克斯特得以充分隐藏自己的秘密身份——冷血杀手，并利用职务之便，专门去找得以逃脱法律制裁的罪大恶极人士下手。在法律之外，令真正的恶人罪有应得，德克斯特选择如此危险身份，本身也因他三岁时痛苦经历——母亲在他面前被人肢解，恶人扬长而去，他和哥哥被丢在血泊中整整三天才被人发现。德克斯特心思缜密，手法老练地执行秘密杀人，直到他早被送进精神病院的哥哥布莱蒂突然出现在他的生活中……

　　Mrs. Brown's Boys became a runaway success upon its initial broadcast. Every episode aired won its timeslot for RTÉ, with an average viewership of 753,500 in January, 2011. One episode's rating beat that of RTÉ's own ratings giant The Late Late Show, with 856,000 viewers tuning in to watch. However, critics disliked the show. "The whole thing is entirely predicated on viewers finding a man dressed as a foul-mouthed elderly woman intrinsically funny," noted Bernice Harrison in the Irish Times. "If you do, you’re away in a hack (and the viewing figures are astronomical), but if you don’t, and you think that died out with Les Dawson and Dick Emery, then it’s a long half-hour."  The Irish Independent said that Mrs Brown's Boys was the type of TV programme that "that makes you vaguely embarrassed to be Irish".  The Daily Telegraph's Sam Richards noted that show's comedy has a "rudimentary nature", consisting of "an old-fashioned blend of silly voices and slapstick, played out in front of a live studio audience who collapse into giggles at the mere mention of the word “willy”.