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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: WGBH BOSTON VIDEO
EAN: 0783421421295
Format: Box set, Color, NTSC
Label: WGBH BOSTON
Manufacturer: WGBH BOSTON
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: WGBH BOSTON
Region Code: 1
Release Date: October 02, 2007
Running Time: 344 minutes
Sales Rank: 11642
Studio: WGBH BOSTON
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Product Description:
Detective Inspector Lynley (Nathaniel Parker) and Detective Sergeant Havers (Sharon Small), Elizabeth George s crime-cracking duo from opposite sides of the track, are back in four intriguing new mysteries. The fifth series begins with Lynley suspended from duty for alleged police brutality, and Havers with a new boss. Can they still function as a team, now that they re apart?
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Rating:  - myramanor
We enjoyed all of the Lynley series tremendously. I'm only sorry that the series will end soon. If are a fan of the British mystery series this is a must see.
Rating: - Nice to have a new chapter
Although it was nice to have a new chapter in the Inspector Lyley series, I have to say that I was just a little disappointed that this season and the final one were somewhat Americanized - the characters a bit more glamorous, the settings less gritty. Having said that, I will also admit that series five and six were nonetheless thoroughly enjoyable. It was good to see Havers beginning to realize that she's a formidable detective in her own right. Too bad Lynley is too much of a prat to see it!
Rating: - Many Happy Returns....
Inspector Lynley and his stalwart sidekick Detective Sergeant Havers return for a fifth season of solving intense and complex mysteries. The original awkward partnership of the aristocratic Lynley and the working class Havers has been transformed by time and shared experience into a nuanced relationship as fascianting as the crimes they investigate.
In "Natural Causes", Lynley is on suspension, and Havers has been paired with an unctious and very pregnant female DCI. Havers and her new partner will investigate the apparent suicide of a young environmental activist. When the case proves to be a complicated murder, a frustrated Lynley pitches in and goes way out on a limb to help solve the case. At episode's end, he will face a reinstatement board.
In "One Guilty Deed", the two detectives are assigned a murder case in a down-at-heel seaside resort once frequented by Havers as a child. Lynley and Havers must work out housekeeping arrangements in a crowded trailer while wrestling clues out of uncooperative locals. The disappearance of a young boy years prior turns out to be the key to the present crime. Havers' success at finding the connection leaves her dangerously vulnerable to the killer.
In "Chinese Walls", Lynley and Havers plunge into the internet porn industry to solve the murder of a young barrister, while Lynley resurrects his relationship with his estranged wife Helen, played in this set by a new actress.
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Rating:  - Disappointed that there was no closed captioning
I watched all of the first four episodes. The closed captioning feature of all of these disks was extremely important to my being able to follow the storyline. With the British accents and the fact that I view it while working out on a treadmill, the lack of closed captioning pretty much made this set worthless to me. I could not follow the stories without it. I cannot possibly understand why a company would include closed captioning for part of a series and then discontinue it.
Rating: - Where's the close captioning?
I bought the first 3 seasons together in a box set and they were captioned, then the 4th season, it too was captioned. The 5th season was released by the same company and amazon didn't really say it was or wasn't. I like the series so I bought it. I was very disappointed that there was no caption on this set. A suggestion to Amazon, please list whether a DVD is captioned or not. It may not seem like a big deal but it is to me.
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