A slight change of pace for season 2 which is set at the dockyards. A very slow building season but the last few episodes provide a satisfying release. – 8/10

Pending review – /10

24 episodes of Mulder and Scully travelling across America in search of aliens, ghosts and monsters – this is always a nice season to come back to as there’s no major story arch to follow – 9/10

The mythology slowly grows new legs in this season with varying degrees of success. Contains a lot of good episodes but very few memorable ones, oh and the end is lacklustre 8/10

X-files explodes in terms of conspiracies and mythology and also in terms of cinematic story telling. This season also shifts from Sci-Fi to action/thriller, which in some respects is unwelcome. –7/10

Same affair as Season 6, plus this season sees Mulders unfortunate but warranted departure from the show as a main character– 6/10

Pending review – /10

This season is where Nate & Brenda’s relationship is at it’s best – possibly the best single story arch ever on Six feet Under. – 10/10

I love this season purely for David (played superbly by Michael C. Hall), his relationship with Keith is at its most hectic and the “That’s My Dog” episode is absolutely fantastic – 8/10

Watch Larry David (co-creator of Seinfield) as he stumbles from one cringing mishap to the next. Hilarious stuff – oh and this DVD includes the HBO special pilot too – 9/10

Larry joins a restaurant venture but slowly alienates himself through a series of misunderstandings. This season never disappoints – 9/10

A slight decline for the show in my opinion as Larry tries to find out if he’s adopted whilst also trying to avoid giving his friend a kidney. There’s 1 or 2 okay episodes but the restare great 8/10