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Right of the top, this is one of the best TV series I have ever seen. Single season with 6 episodes or mini series is all the same. Important thing is that even now, 25 years later this series is still watched and talked about, and recently it was even remade by the same director who directed the original. Written by Troy Kennedy Martin and directed by Martin Campbell, Edge of Darkness is a series you simply must see.

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Swedish writer Henning Mankell created Kurt Wallander in 1991 in the novel Faceless Killer. And so far, 10 novels and a collection of stories are published. And, so far a series of films was made in Sweden, and also a TV series, also in Sweden. But, the stories and characters also made it's way into the BBC and the latest incarnation of TV adaptations featuring great Kenneth Branagh in the role of Kurt Wallander.

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Emma is a novel by famous English writer Jane Austen, and as all here novels this one is adapted many times for both TV and a big screen. The latest in this line is the BBC adaptation aired in the late 2009. It's made in the form of mini series with 4 one hour episodes. It's written for screen by Sandy Welch (successfully adapted Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre in 2006), and all episodes are directed by Jim O'Hanlon.

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I must say that I have only heard about the book, original movie (1961) or the one from 1981, but I have never read the book and I never have seen these movies. And I really expected that this latest adaptation would be interesting, and according to trailers it was very promising. But, this once again proves that trailers are not to be trusted. This two part mini series is created and broad-casted in UK by BBC.

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It was bound to happen sooner or later with any group of very talented people. Even during the season 2 there was talks in stopping the circus after that season. But, they did third one, even though John Cleese wanted to go. But once the third season completed Cleese did left the Monty Python's. But, there was a lot of material he made still left, and some of that was used in sketches in shorter season 4, so he is still listed as creator.

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After the end of second season of Flying Circus, and Pythons made almost 2 year break before putting together another season of the series. But, even with the start of this season, tensions between members of the troupe was on the rise and due the creative differences it was obvious that they can't continue working together for much longer. But before the real break up of the Pythons they managed to make some great stuff.

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With first season of Flying Circus, Pythons managed to build a solid fan base and ratings were on the rise. There are still some problems with the BBC and the air time, but another 13 episodes were made and aired during 1970. And once again they use similar format as before and delivers another set of legendary sketches and even more great characters that will be recurring until the landing of the Flying Circus few years later.

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Way back in the 1969, BBC has agreed to air 13 episodes of a show without the name, without the clear concept and content. Only after that a group of 6 young actors (and writers and musicians as it turns out) had named the new series Monty Python's Flying Circus by going through series of random names until they all agreed on Monty Python. So, the first episode of the legendary series aired on October 5 1969. on BBC One.

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