Mysteries on TV, your source for the most complete selection of detective, amateur sleuth, private investigator, and suspense television mystery series now available or coming soon to DVD, is profiling three series that have season DVDs being released this week.
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Leverage is a slick and crafty crime caper drama following a team of expert thieves that takes down corrupt corporations and organizations in elaborate high-tech schemes. Insurance investigator Nate Ford (played Timothy Hutton) exposed scams and recovered stolen items worth millions. But his life hit the skids when his own employer allowed his ailing 8-year-old son to die. Years later, Nate gets even as the leader of a specialized team of thieves, computer experts and con artists that right corporate and governmental injustices against honest citizens. To expose corruption, Nate will do wrong for all the right reasons.
The Leverage: Season One DVD set of 4 discs contain all 13 episodes of the 1st season that aired on TNT from December 2008 through February 2009. The second season of Leverage debuts on TNT this Wednesday, July 15th, at 9 PM (ET/PT). See our preview of the new season, MBN: Leverage Returns for a Second Season.
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Whether he's trying to crack a mystery involving internet chat rooms, a deadly hypnotist, DNA evidence or suicide cults, Dr. Tony Hill (played by Robson Green) has an extraordinary understanding of a criminal's mind, which has proven to be an asset to the police in northern England in Wire in the Blood, a series based on characters created by mystery author Val McDermid. Working alongside Detective Inspector Fielding (Simone Lahbib), Hill is able to track down killers by actually visualizing the crimes. His ability to empathize with both victims and killers is something that drives his colleagues crazy, but his theories have time and again proven to be dead-on.
The Wire in the Blood: Season Six DVD set of 4 discs contain the 4 2-part episodes of the 6th and final season that originally aired on ITV1 during the fall of 2008. ITV cancelled the series earlier this year citing high production costs.
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