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1.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
In a Perfect World
(2005)
Not Rated | 47 min | Drama
Skelthwaite mourns Sally's death. Danny and Cady move into Kim's house. Anna faces a dilemma when she becomes involved in Cathy Saunders's adoption application. The factory makes an unusual contribution to the kids' art fair.
Director: Jan Sargent | Stars: Tom Chadbon, Danny Seward, Georgia Tennant, Brian Capron
Votes: 6
2.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
When All This Is Over
(2005)
Not Rated | 65 min | Drama
Danny struggles in his role as a parent. Harding hires a military coach to train the Scorpions. Tom and Beth make a life changing decision.
Director: Paul Walker | Stars: Philip Middlemiss, Richard Mylan, Andrew Paul, Danny Seward
Votes: 9
3.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
R.S.V.P.
(2006)
Not Rated | 45 min | Drama
Anna welcomes a new addition to the team, trainee nurse Zoe. Billy plots a revenge prank on a rival rugby team.
Director: Paul Walker | Stars: Wesley Nelson, Joanna Riding, Lesley Dunlop, Millie Martin
Votes: 8
4.
Holby City (1999–2022)
Episode:
Oedipus Wrecks
(2003)
TV-PG | 60 min | Drama
Nic and Kellly's mother comes in with stab wounds and Nic realizes that it is Kelly who did it. Kelly agrees to turn herself in but tries to kill her mother again. Kath stops her and she stabs Kath.
Director: Michael Offer | Stars: Jan Pearson, Patricia Potter, Denis Lawson, Liam Garrigan
Votes: 10
5.
Girls in Love (2003–2005)
Episode:
Girls in Tears
(2005)
Comedy, Drama, Family
Director: Indra Bhose | Stars: Olivia Hallinan, Zaraah Abrahams, Amy Kwolek, Ian Dunn
Votes: 5
6. The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot (2013 TV Movie)
TV-PG | 30 min | Comedy, Drama
With the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who (1963) approaching, former Doctors Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy try to sneak onto the set of the anniversary special.
Director: Peter Davison | Stars: Sean Pertwee, Olivia Colman, Peter Davison, Louis Davison
Votes: 2,065
7.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Body & Soul
(2004)
Not Rated | 60 min | Drama
Ozias suffers from a cerebral aneurysm, but, before being admitted to hospital, he tries to ruin the factory once and for all. Beth takes the local widows on an excursion, but her waters break half-way through the journey.
Director: Jan Sargent | Stars: Lesley Dunlop, Samantha Giles, Kerrie Taylor, Philip Middlemiss
Votes: 7
8.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Legacy
(2005)
Not Rated | 47 min | Drama
Megan and Luke take a natural approach to her pregnancy. Sally is disappointed with life. Laura and Adam Miller are concerned about their son.
Director: Moira Armstrong | Stars: Samantha Giles, Lesley Dunlop, Denise Van Outen, Natalie J. Robb
Votes: 7
9.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Skin Deep
(2004)
Not Rated | 60 min | Drama
Nathan and Joe discover that Alice has been two-timing them. An accusation by the wife of a man who suffered severe burns puts Billy and Sally's marriage under strain.
Director: Moira Armstrong | Stars: Samantha Giles, Andrew Paul, Martin Kemp, Jan Pearson
Votes: 6
10.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Peaches and Cream
(2005)
Not Rated | 46 min | Drama
Simon's involvement at Goddards concerns Anna and David, causing Harding to resign. Sally's insecure about her marriage. Megan decides not to return to school. Ed and Pete's friendship is on the line.
Director: Ian Bevitt | Stars: Samantha Giles, Katy Clayton, Holliday Grainger, Adam Paul Harvey
Votes: 7
11.
Strange (2002–2003)
Episode:
Kaa-Jinn
(2003)
58 min | Horror, Mystery, Thriller
The headless body of Ron is found in his tattoo parlour and Kevin is initially suspect, given that he uses a chain-saw in his work. However severance was with a blade and then two further ... See full summary »
Director: Joe Ahearne | Stars: Richard Coyle, Samantha Womack, Ian Richardson, Leon Lee
Votes: 24
12.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Brief Encounters
(2005)
Not Rated | 47 min | Drama
Simon Goddard returns from Australia unannounced. Joe can't bring himself to tell Harding about Alice. Kim's involvement with Alistair Pope becomes difficult.
Director: Ian Bevitt | Stars: Thomas Craig, Christian Cooke, Philip Middlemiss, Lesley Dunlop
Votes: 6
13.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Little Boy Blue
(2004)
Not Rated | 46 min | Drama
Beth is fed up with Tom being too overprotective. Anna is torn between saving the factory and remaining loyal to her friends. Luke returns home from hospital, but his attitude towards David has changed.
Director: Paul Walker | Stars: Debra Stephenson, Peter Halliday, Samantha Giles, Lesley Dunlop
Votes: 6
14.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Moon River
(2004)
Not Rated | 46 min | Drama
Ozias has Alan fired from the factory. Luke's first match with the Scorpions has tragic consequences.
Director: Paul Walker | Stars: Julian Lewis Jones, Kerrie Taylor, Samantha Giles, Andrew Paul
Votes: 6
15.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Never Can Say Goodbye
(2004)
Not Rated | 65 min | Drama
A foster mother struggles to cope with her foster son returning to his natural mother.
Director: Jan Sargent | Stars: Lesley Dunlop, Philip Middlemiss, Christian Cooke, Janet Dibley
Votes: 6
16.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Stormy Weather
(2004)
Not Rated | 46 min | Drama
Tom convinces Anna to go after a new investor for the factory. An elderly patient takes a liking to Beth, as she reminds her of her dead sister.
Director: Emma Bodger | Stars: Philip Middlemiss, Lesley Dunlop, Samantha Giles, Danny Seward
Votes: 6
17.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
The Games We Play
(2004)
Not Rated | 46 min | Drama
Unable to take Ozias' bullying any more, Billy resigns.
Director: Moira Armstrong | Stars: Andrew Paul, Keith Barron, Julian Lewis Jones, Adam Paul Harvey
Votes: 6
18.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Together
(2005)
Not Rated | 47 min | Drama
Sally's heavy-handed treatment of Megan and Luke backfires. Kim and Danny can't get their friendship right. Bravely, Jean reveals her illness to her new boyfriend.
Director: Moira Armstrong | Stars: Jan Francis, George Costigan, Chris Bisson, Samantha Giles
Votes: 10
19.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Care
(2005)
Not Rated | 65 min | Drama
Tom and Beth have baby Victor's christening. After losing his sister in a car crash, Goddards employee Danny Flint struggles to look after his niece, because it means having to change his lifestyle.
Director: Paul Walker | Stars: Holly Atkins, Taylor Bourke, Danny Seward, Richard Mylan
Votes: 10
20.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Sisters Under the Skin
(2005)
Not Rated | 60 min | Drama
Billy's attempt to stay on the side of the workers backfires. Sally and Anna clash when they discover Megan's pregnancy.
Director: Jan Sargent | Stars: Frances Barber, Lesley Dunlop, Jessica Childs-Cavill, Christian Cooke
Votes: 6
21.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Walk of Faith
(2006)
Not Rated | 60 min | Drama
David and Anna's romantic weekend in Blackpool changes course when their family and friends decide to join them. Billy faces up to the loss of his wife, Sally.
Director: Ian Bevitt | Stars: Denise Van Outen, Richard Mylan, Lesley Dunlop, Philip Middlemiss
Votes: 6
22. Bedtime (2001–2003)
Not Rated | 30 min | Drama
Set during the half-hour before bedtime, this unique series goes behind closed doors to offer a revealing-and very funny-peek at the nighttime conversations between husbands and wives, fathers and sons, and more.
Stars: Sheila Hancock, Timothy West, Alun Armstrong, Emma Pierson
Votes: 70
23.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
A Time to Dance
(2003)
Not Rated | 48 min | Drama
A line dancer come to Skelthwaite and takes a shine to Anna. Nathan announces that he wants to marry.
Director: Paul Walker | Stars: Katy Clayton, Adam Paul Harvey, Holliday Grainger, Samantha Giles
Votes: 8
24.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Don't Look Back in Anger
(2006)
Not Rated | 60 min | Drama
Anna resolves to mount a picket at the construction of the supermarket. Nisha fails to notice a bond developing between her daughter and Robert Ashford.
Director: Jan Sargent | Stars: Lesley Dunlop, Philip Middlemiss, Christian Cooke, Jessica Childs-Cavill
Votes: 6
25.
The Bill (1984–2010)
Episode:
A Satisfying Day's Work
(2006)
TV-14 | 50 min | Crime, Drama
Director: Mike Cocker | Stars: Alex Walkinshaw, Trudie Goodwin, Scott Maslen, Sally Rogers
Votes: 16
26.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Coming Home
(2003)
Not Rated | 48 min | Drama
Beth and Tom's relationship is tested as they struggle to come to terms with her ectopic pregnancy.
Director: Emma Bodger | Stars: Kerrie Taylor, Samantha Giles, Lesley Dunlop, Julian Lewis Jones
Votes: 8
27.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
My Way
(2003)
Not Rated | 49 min | Drama
A new family arrives in Skelthwaite, putting Anna's nose out of joint. David is shocked when Karen is contacted by someone from the past.
Director: Moira Armstrong | Stars: Lesley Dunlop, Christian Cooke, Keith Barron, Philip Middlemiss
Votes: 8
28.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Archangel
(2003)
Not Rated | 72 min | Drama
In this Christmas special, the nurses 'go on strike' with their various family preparations, insisting that the men take over. At work, the women try to reconcile a father and daughter. Anna has an unexpected suitor.
Director: Emma Bodger | Stars: Andrew Paul, Samantha Giles, Holliday Grainger, Adam Paul Harvey
Votes: 6
29.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Bowl of Cherries
(2004)
Not Rated | 46 min | Drama
Nathan decides to give up university to become an artist. Beth worries that Tom prefers being at the factory to spending time with her. Kate decides to marry her boyfriend.
Director: Emma Bodger | Stars: Lesley Dunlop, Philip Middlemiss, Jamie Davis, Jenny Platt
Votes: 8
30.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Love Hurts
(2003)
Not Rated | 48 min | Drama
Sally is appalled by Nathan's taste when he falls for the rich daughter of a local rugby team captain.
Director: Moira Armstrong | Stars: Julian Lewis Jones, Philip Middlemiss, Andrew Paul, Danny Seward
Votes: 8
31.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Home Grown
(2006)
Not Rated | 65 min | Drama
The factory loses an important contract. After twenty years, Mark and Marla return to Skelthwaite. His deteriorating health affects his marriage and his relationship with a former friend.
Director: Ian Bevitt | Stars: Samantha Womack, Mark Moraghan, Andrew Paul, Adam Paul Harvey
Votes: 6
32. Strange (2002–2003)
60 min | Horror, Mystery, Thriller
John Strange is an ex-priest who had dedicated his life to hunting down demons and the darker side of the church, a task which some of his former bosses stand in the way of.
Stars: Richard Coyle, Samantha Womack, Ian Richardson, Samuel Barnett
Votes: 429
33.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Mister & Missus
(2003)
Not Rated | 48 min | Drama
On Beth and Tom's wedding day, Joe puts a spanner in the works by saying that he doesn't want to be best man.
Director: Emma Bodger | Stars: Danny Seward, Julian Lewis Jones, Kerrie Taylor, Katie Riddoch
Votes: 7
34. Night & Day (2001–2003)
Not Rated | 25 min | Drama
Night and Day is a British soap unlike any other. Set in Greenwich, and focusing on the lives of six very different families, including a missing 16-year-old girl, who appears in flashback and fantasy sequences.
Stars: Seb Castang, Stuart Manning, Lysette Anthony, Joe McGann
Votes: 110
35.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Not Waving But Drowning
(2003)
Not Rated | 48 min | Drama
In turmoil after Karen's departure, David decides that there is nothing left for him in Skelthwaite.
Director: Paul Walker | Stars: Sylvia Syms, Adam Paul Harvey, Samantha Giles, Andrew Paul
Votes: 8
36.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
So Long
(2005)
Not Rated | 65 min | Drama
Sally tries to help an emphysema patient reconcile with his grandson. Megan's baby shower holds a few surprises. Meanwhile, Kim and Danny are keeping their relationship from their kids.
Director: Jan Sargent | Stars: Samantha Giles, Andrew Paul, Holliday Grainger, Christian Cooke
Votes: 8
37.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
The Games We Play
(2003)
Not Rated | 48 min | Drama
Karen's happiness at finding her son begins to fade when she discovers his dark secret.
Director: Brian Farnham | Stars: Luke de Woolfson, Leslie Ash, Philip Middlemiss, Lesley Dunlop
Votes: 9
38.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
The Need of You
(2003)
Not Rated | 48 min | Drama
Karen follows her runaway son to London. Alan enters the men into a talent contest.
Director: Brian Farnham | Stars: Keith Barron, Adam Paul Harvey, Andrew Paul, Samantha Giles
Votes: 8
39. Girls in Love (2003–2005)
30 min | Comedy, Drama, Family
Ellie Allard is a typical teenager with a passion for art, she gets up to loads of trouble with her best friends, goth Nadine and flirty Magda. They go through a lot of issues which are mainly about their favorite topic - boys.
Stars: Olivia Hallinan, Zaraah Abrahams, Amy Kwolek, Ian Dunn
Votes: 362
40. Mile High (2003–2005)
TV-MA | 60 min | Drama, Comedy
Drama series following the cabin crew of "Fresh!", an airline that runs from Stansted.
Stars: Naomi Ryan, Adam Sinclair, Jo-Anne Knowles, Stacey Cadman
Votes: 964
41.
Mile High (2003–2005)
Episode:
Episode #2.7
(2004)
TV-MA | 47 min | Drama, Comedy
A flight destined for Malaga is thrown into chaos when a young Asian is overheard ringing his family to say goodbye and asking for forgiveness - provoking other passengers to take matters into their own hands.
Stars: Naomi Ryan, Sarah Farooqui, Tom Wisdom, Charles Daish
Votes: 8
42. Son of Rambow (2007)
PG-13 | 96 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy
During a long English summer in the early 1980s, two schoolboys from differing backgrounds set out to make a film inspired by First Blood (1982).
Director: Garth Jennings | Stars: Bill Milner, Will Poulter, Jessica Hynes, Anna Wing
Votes: 32,981 | Gross: $1.78M
43.
Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Episode:
Stamp of Approval
(2005)
Not Rated | 47 min | Drama
Billy, Joe, David and Danny all go for the job of Harding's deputy. Luke and Megan can't decide whom to tell about their pregnancy. Nurse Kim Blakeney arrives in Skelthwaite and clashes with the Post Mistress.
Director: Jan Sargent | Stars: Denise Van Outen, Eamon Boland, Elaine Paige, Jordan El-Balawi
Votes: 8
44. Where the Heart Is (1997–2006)
Not Rated | 50 min | Drama
A warm hearted drama series that follows the lives of the people of Skelthwate, and their local health centre.
Stars: Lesley Dunlop, Christian Cooke, Philip Middlemiss, William Travis
Votes: 568
45. My Brother Tom (2001)
105 min | Drama
A teenage girl, Jessica, befriends a teenage boy called Tom, who is bullied by a local gang. She is abused by Jack, who is both her neighbour and school teacher, and Tom is sexually abused ... See full summary »
Director: Dom Rotheroe | Stars: Jenna Harrison, Ben Whishaw, Honeysuckle Weeks, Michael Erskine
Votes: 991
46. The Bill (1984–2010)
TV-14 | Crime, Drama
Police drama series following officers and detectives from Sun Hill Police Station in East London.
Stars: Graham Cole, Jeff Stewart, Trudie Goodwin, Simon Rouse
Votes: 4,114
47. 96 Ways to Say I Love You (2015)
11 min | Short, Comedy, Drama
Two couples (Georgia Moffett and Joel Fry, and David Tennant and Nina Sosanya) try to say 'I love you' for the first time.
Director: Daisy Aitkens | Stars: David Tennant, Christian Brassington, Helen Carter, Joel Fry
Votes: 165
48.
Casualty (1986– )
Episode:
Losing Grip
(2014)
TV-PG | Drama
Ash's grief continues to affect his work. Connie is forced to bring her daughter Grace into work. Honey helps Ethan to regain his confidence.
Director: Julie Edwards | Stars: Derek Thompson, Patrick Robinson, George Rainsford, Sunetra Sarker
Votes: 14
49. Casualty (1986– )
TV-PG | 50 min | Drama
The everyday lives of the people frequenting the frenetic Accident and Emergency department of Holby City Hospital.
Stars: Derek Thompson, Tony Marshall, Suzanne Packer, Ian Bleasdale
Votes: 3,695
50. Mad to Be Normal (2017)
106 min | Biography, Drama, History
During the 1960s, a renegade Scottish psychiatrist courts controversy within his profession for his approach to the field, and for the unique community he creates for his patients to inhabit.
Director: Robert Mullan | Stars: Elisabeth Moss, David Tennant, Michael Gambon, Gabriel Byrne
Votes: 1,725