2002

Max and Emmy, best-loved siblings of the sandbox set, dust off their dragon scale a crowd-pleasing five times for Don't Give Up. From a parent's perspective, that adds up to five recitations of the magic rhyme to come back home until next time, which equals the same count of tricky life lessons tucked into a child's belt. From preschoolers' vantage point, it means a quintuple scoop of dragon play dates amid the show's sherbet-hued scenery.

Part of a series of "edutainment videos" for young children, Baby Genius combines different images with classical music. The series is designed to offer pint-sized viewers fun and instructive programs about the world around us. Baby Genius: A Trip to the San Diego Zoo includes footage of pandas, hippos, polar bears and tigers at the world-famous zoo.

This 60-minute DVD features Mark King live in Ohne Filter TV-Studio in Baden-Baden, Germany. The longtime frontman for the British funk-pop group Level 42 was born in Cowes, England on October 20, 1958. A onetime drummer, upon co-founding Level 42 in 1980 he moved to the bass, honing a distinctive thumb-slapping technique which became an integral element of the group's sound; from their self-titled 1981debut onward the quartet enjoyed considerable success at home, and in 1984 King took time out to record his debut solo album, Influences.

Dedicated to the people of Bali, and the people who surf there, this film from veteran surfer Steve Cooney documents the incredible waves discovered in Indonesia over the past 32 years, including footage from some of the world's best cameramen. 50 top-notch surfers from decades past and present brave the waves in Desert Point, G-Land, Pedang, Uluwatu and other popular hot spots.

It's a story about the relationship between daughter and mother who has Alzheimer's disease.

A heartfelt tribute to the victims of events on September 11th 2001, from the people who reported it at CNN News.

14, rue de Galais is a Canadian television series which ran from 1954 until 1957. Guggenheim Fellow and Montyon Prize winner André Giroux was credited with being a writer for the series. The series is about the Delisles, a middle class Montreal family.

Previously believed to have been a serial killer, having confessed to more than 30 murders while incarcerated in a mental institution for personality disorders. Convicted of eight of these murders. TV3 aired a documentary that exposed serious flaws with the Quick investigation.