Colin Firth in his wet shirt was the television moment of the 90s. This irresistible, sophisticated and sexy saga launched Firth and Jennifer Ehle to international fame and inspired a modern Jane Austen renaissance.

Romola Garai is Jane Austen’s fickle heroine, fatally convinced she is good at matchmaking, but unaware she is playing a dangerous game that might finally force her to grow up.

Charlotte Bronte's classic novel springs vibrantly to life in this lavish and slightly steamy adaptation, featuring Ruth Wilson (Luther) in her TV debut as the titular "poor, obscure, plain and little" heroine.

The complete collection. David Suchet stars as Agatha Christie's beloved detective Hercule Poirot, who pits his wits against crime and injustice in this collection of murder mysteries.

Historian Lucy Worsley explores murders of 19th century Britain and the curious role they play as staples of modern British entertainment.

The ground-breaking comedy of the 90s is still as funny as it is subversive. Two women acting up, throwing up, not growing up, dressing like a dream, and drinking like fish.

From the writer of Poldark comes this addictive drama about a dysfunctional family, their beauty salon, and the layers of rivalry, romance, and intrigue that lie beneath the surface.

Take a break with these deliberately unhurried and uninterrupted excursions down one of Britain's most historic waterways or ride the country bus down the Yorkshire Dales.

Set in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, this beloved comedy follows the adventures of young country veterinarian James Herriot. Full of wit and warmth, it's a classic in every sense of the word.

Mixing CGI with vivid drama and spectacular battle scenes, this dramatized documentary tells how the greed, lust, and ambition of men like Caesar shaped and destroyed an Empire.

Drama following the extraordinary adventures of two female army medics who are passionate about their profession.