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| rdfs:comment | - The fourth series of Top Gear began on May 9, 2004, and concluded on August 1, 2004. The series contained 10 episodes.
- Series 4 is the fourth series of the popular CBBC show Young Dracula. It consists of 13 episodes, each about half an hour in length. This series was confirmed by Gerran Howell who posted the information on Twitter. Filming began in mid April 2012 and was first broadcast on Monday the 29th October. It was filmed in Liverpool.
- Series 4 of Primeval is the fourth series of the original British Primeval television programme. Series 4 focuses primarily on the changes to the ARC in Connor and Abby's absence, Connor and Abby's changing relationship, and Matt Anderson's mysterious past and mission.
- Series 4 is the fourth series of Casualty. It began airing on 8 September 1989 with the final episode airing on 1 December 1989. Major events in this series included a terrorist explosion in a department store, a lorry full of chemicals colliding with a car, a terrorist bomb and Duffy's pregnancy. In additon, some of the patients admitted through the course of the series included a monk after punishing himself on a bed of nails, a circumcised girl and a toddler with an aspirin bottle.
- Past Series 3
- Series 4 is the forth series of Horrid Henry.
- Series 4 of Taggart aired in 1988.
- Series 4 「第４期シリーズ」 Includes:
- The fourth series of episodes consisting of 20 episodes began airing on February 3, 2014. Another ten of which began aired on December 8, 2014. December
- All retired (Laid to Rest)
* Market Value Sybil: $30-$60 Inferno: $25-$50 Lulu: $25-$45 Macumba: $20-$40 Ms. Eerie: $15-$35
- Series 4 is the fourth series of Peep Show which focuses primarily on Mark's preparation for his wedding to Sophie and culminating in their miserable wedding.
- Series 4 is the fourth series of the BBC horror drama; Being Human. This series saw the death of George, the passing of Annie and not only the introduction to Tom as a main cast member, but the introduction of new vampire; Hal. Tom takes George's place and Hal replace's Mitchell's, while Annie stays as a main cast member for this series and George only appears in the first episode of Series 4. The story arc for this series include George and Nina's baby; Eve being born to wipe out all vampires, the Old Ones arriving at Barry Island and Annie finding out her true destiny and unfinished buisness.
- Series Four of Shameless, began airing on 9 January 2007 on Channel 4 in the UK and consisted of 8 episodes. The series marked a major cast change. With many key characters from the previous series being wirtten out in the first three epsidoes. Notably, it expaded the Maguire family widely, introducing new members of the family and featuring them in prominent roles.
- The fourth series of the BBC espionage television series Spooks began broadcasting on 12 September 2005 before ending on 10 November 2005. The series consists of ten episodes.
- Series 4 marks the last regular appearance of Sam Kelly as Captain Hans Geering; though he returned for a one-off special appearance in series 7. Francesca Gonshaw left at the end of the third series; though the exit of her character, Maria, is not explained until the second episode of this series. This series also sees the first appearances of Sue Hodge as Mimi Labonq in the third episode, as the new café waitress; and in the same episode Gavin Richards as Captain Alberto Bertorelli, the seconded Italian captain.
- Season 30 (Series 4 for newfags) was Tennant's last full series of Doctor Who, before he got another year of movies. It had Donna Noble as the main companion, with guest appearances by Wilf, the coolest fucking dude since Ian Chatterson.
- The series begins by directly following the events at the end of Series Three, as Headteacher Rachel Mason is severly injured in a fire at the school. However, these events are quickly resolved - Rachel and Davina have both recovered and the school has been rebuilt.
- The Super Scary line of Monsters in My Pocket, otherwise known as Series 4, are slightly larger than the original Monsters, and have more detail in the colorization. Their default colors are green, yellow, orange, and purple. However, they feature multiple colorizations on one figure, rather than one basic color. The six 100-point monsters were made from glow-in-the-dark yellow or green rubber, distinguishing them from the lower value monsters. Some figures have been found that were not painted, mainly in Europe; at least some of these were giveaways in cereal boxes. They are quite rarer than the normal colors and reflect a nostalga for the unpainted, intainted variations. In addition, some of the European figures have slightly different names for the monsters. The numbering for the series
- The Fourth Series of Skins originally aired on E4 from January 28, 2010 to March 18, 2010. Series 4 continues to follow the "second generation" of characters, which are featured in both Series 3 and Series 4. They are replaced in Series 5 by the "third generation". This is the first series that did not have any character video diaries, unlike the previous three series. In terms of the show's continuity, Series 4 begins 3 to 4 months after the events of "Finale" (3.10).
- Series 4 starts with a plane flying over the vicinity of the City. As occupants jump out via parachute, it becomes obvious they are not adults. They are know asThe Technos, led by Ram, a germ-phobic paraplegic, who has two wives: Java and Siva, who are Ebony's older sisters. They have advanced vehicles and weaponry. However, they bring with them food, water and electricity. But, they have ulterior motives, they set up Virtual Reality (VR) and kids become hooked onto playing it, like a drug. They can play so long as they slave away for the Technos.
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- When mysterious explosions rock the Chatsworth Estate, rumours of Terrorism begin to spread. Norma accuses Frank of trying to rape her.
- Monica makes every effort to win Frank back from sheila, a new Police Officer starts on the Chatsworth Estate, Frank must choose between Monica or Sheila, but is it too late?
- Frank desperately tries to keep the fact he is still married to Monica a secret, Sheila sees competition in Monica and tries to reunite her with her lesbian lover, Norma Starkey.
- Ian gets involved with a girl on the run from the Maguire's, Karen and Jamie try to out do each other at The Jockey, Mimi causes concern when she stops talking.
- Carl realizes he must get rid of Norma if he wants to reunite his family, Frank messes up his new job driving Shane Maguire's Ice Cream Van.
- Monica encourages Debbie to get a boyfriend to stop her hanging around Frank, Ian and Micky Maguire get to know each other.
- When three of his former cell mates die in mysterious circumstances, Paddy Maguire begins to wonder if he will be next, Karen worries if marrying Jamie is a good idea after all.
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| abstract | - The fourth series of Top Gear began on May 9, 2004, and concluded on August 1, 2004. The series contained 10 episodes.
- Series 4 starts with a plane flying over the vicinity of the City. As occupants jump out via parachute, it becomes obvious they are not adults. They are know asThe Technos, led by Ram, a germ-phobic paraplegic, who has two wives: Java and Siva, who are Ebony's older sisters. They have advanced vehicles and weaponry. However, they bring with them food, water and electricity. But, they have ulterior motives, they set up Virtual Reality (VR) and kids become hooked onto playing it, like a drug. They can play so long as they slave away for the Technos. As a group of Technos approach the barn where Amber is ready to give birth, they capture Bray, presumably by stunning him with a zapper. Bray is taken to an unknown location, where he isn't seen again until The Tribe: A New World. Trudy finds Amber and realize the baby is having difficulty arriving. Ambers baby is born and is a boy. Amber names her baby, Bray Jr., named after his father. The Mosquitos rebel against Ebony and the Mallrats discover that they are missing many friends since the Technos arrived, such as Bray, KC, Alice and Tai-San. And Ellie finds that Luke has dumped her to go with The Guardian (we assume). Cloe wants Pride to be the mallrats leader, because she falls in love with him. But, he finds love in Salene and then Cloe then starts up a relationship with Techno, Ved. Despite still missing Tai-San, Lex then starts a secret relationship with another techno, Siva. Amber and Trudy go to live with the Gaians for safety. Jack gets captured and Ellie blames Ebony, and tries to kill her twice. Amber is captured by Ram and some other Technos and used as a science experiment, but later rescued by the Lex, Pride, Dee, Salene and Trudy, then Amber later goes back to the Gaians to see Bray Jr. Cloe thinks she is pregnant, but when she tells Ved he dumps her. He tells her that it's over and he never wants to see her again. Later on, she realises she isn't pregnant and tells Dee. Dee is angry at Ved for doing what he did, so Dee tells Ved that she is not pregnant. When Ved finds out, he is relatively happy and him and Cloe get back together again. Java finds out about Siva and Lex's private relationship, and then frames Lex because she thinks that Lex will just hurt her sister, Siva, by putting "stolen" computers in his room. Lex is then used as a Virtual Reality project (like Amber) and almost loses his life in The Game. Ram wants to get rid of Jay when he no longer needs him. Siva then moves into the mall. Ebony gets together with Jay and they run away together, leaving Ram heartbroken. They (Ebony and Jay) run into the ecos, who take them back to their camp. Amber leaves with Jay and Ebony when they decide to go back to the city. The ecos all get captured except for Hawk, Trudy, Bray Jr. and a couple of others, they go to the mall. Trudy goes to the hotel, where it is revealed Tai-San is alive and well. Mega and the Mallrats plan to defeat the technos but Mega warns Ram, but Mega unexpectedly disables the weapons and gives Ram a virtual reality sunglass where he lets Ram see what he wants to see. Mega dumps Ram in a garbage tip and leaves him to rot. Meanwhile, Ebony is guided by a mysterious voice into a dark room. Once there, she sees Zoot who tells her the Technos have carried out his plan well, and now they've brought the power, the chaos is coming. Series 4 often gets a mixed reaction from the fans, often considered the "Jumping the Shark" moment. This is mostly due to the technology aspect. Series 4 sees this aspect introduced in a way never before seen in the previous three seasons. The introduction of the techno zappers and paradise headsets seemed more futuristic in nature. Another reason was the mass exodus and significant reduction of characters. The only characters from previous seasons to return as regulars were Lex, Ebony, Salene, and Pride. Characters like Amber, Trudy, Jack, Ellie, Tai-San, Cloe, and May would appear in Series 4, but would be written out for various reasons. Amber and Trudy would stay with the Eco Tribe. Jack and Ellie would be captured by the Technos early in the series and would not appear again until Series 5. Cloe would appear in the first half of Series 4, but was written out. May would reappear half-way through Series 4 after (presumably) being captured by the Technos in the Series 4 premiere. Tai-San would appear toward the end of the series as a Techno, after being captured by them in the Series 4 premiere.
- Series 4 is the fourth series of the popular CBBC show Young Dracula. It consists of 13 episodes, each about half an hour in length. This series was confirmed by Gerran Howell who posted the information on Twitter. Filming began in mid April 2012 and was first broadcast on Monday the 29th October. It was filmed in Liverpool.
- Series 4 of Primeval is the fourth series of the original British Primeval television programme. Series 4 focuses primarily on the changes to the ARC in Connor and Abby's absence, Connor and Abby's changing relationship, and Matt Anderson's mysterious past and mission.
- Series 4 is the fourth series of Casualty. It began airing on 8 September 1989 with the final episode airing on 1 December 1989. Major events in this series included a terrorist explosion in a department store, a lorry full of chemicals colliding with a car, a terrorist bomb and Duffy's pregnancy. In additon, some of the patients admitted through the course of the series included a monk after punishing himself on a bed of nails, a circumcised girl and a toddler with an aspirin bottle.
- Past Series 3
- Series 4 is the forth series of Horrid Henry.
- Series 4 of Taggart aired in 1988.
- Series 4 「第４期シリーズ」 Includes:
- The fourth series of episodes consisting of 20 episodes began airing on February 3, 2014. Another ten of which began aired on December 8, 2014. December
- All retired (Laid to Rest)
* Market Value Sybil: $30-$60 Inferno: $25-$50 Lulu: $25-$45 Macumba: $20-$40 Ms. Eerie: $15-$35
- The Super Scary line of Monsters in My Pocket, otherwise known as Series 4, are slightly larger than the original Monsters, and have more detail in the colorization. Their default colors are green, yellow, orange, and purple. However, they feature multiple colorizations on one figure, rather than one basic color. The six 100-point monsters were made from glow-in-the-dark yellow or green rubber, distinguishing them from the lower value monsters. Some figures have been found that were not painted, mainly in Europe; at least some of these were giveaways in cereal boxes. They are quite rarer than the normal colors and reflect a nostalga for the unpainted, intainted variations. In addition, some of the European figures have slightly different names for the monsters. The numbering for the series continued from where the unfinished Series 3 would have left off. The points values, ranging from 50 to 100 points, were significantly higher than those of the previous series. In the United Kingdom, the series was released as Super Scary Series 3, as the third series premium monsters were not released in British markets. The US Monster in My Pocket Collectors' Club also referred to the series by this name. Some of the monsters were later renamed during a British rerelease; Hanuman was removed from the series for the rerelease. Super Scary monsters were available in single packs, 'secret six packs', and 'monstrous twelve packs,' in which the packaging formed a 'haunted house collector display.' From the packaging: "COLLECT ALL 24 SUPER SCARY MONSTERS... NOW IN NEW DECORATED LARGER SIZE! Here they are - the wildest, scariest, most outrageous collection of real monsters ever assembled! And every single one of them is worth at least 50 points, more than even the highest value monsters in either series I or II. You know why? Because every single one of these monsters is a big, bad, Super Scary dude. Put these guys in your pocket - and scare the pants off your friends!"
- Series 4 is the fourth series of Peep Show which focuses primarily on Mark's preparation for his wedding to Sophie and culminating in their miserable wedding.
- Series 4 is the fourth series of the BBC horror drama; Being Human. This series saw the death of George, the passing of Annie and not only the introduction to Tom as a main cast member, but the introduction of new vampire; Hal. Tom takes George's place and Hal replace's Mitchell's, while Annie stays as a main cast member for this series and George only appears in the first episode of Series 4. The story arc for this series include George and Nina's baby; Eve being born to wipe out all vampires, the Old Ones arriving at Barry Island and Annie finding out her true destiny and unfinished buisness.
- Series Four of Shameless, began airing on 9 January 2007 on Channel 4 in the UK and consisted of 8 episodes. The series marked a major cast change. With many key characters from the previous series being wirtten out in the first three epsidoes. Notably, it expaded the Maguire family widely, introducing new members of the family and featuring them in prominent roles.
- The fourth series of the BBC espionage television series Spooks began broadcasting on 12 September 2005 before ending on 10 November 2005. The series consists of ten episodes.
- Series 4 marks the last regular appearance of Sam Kelly as Captain Hans Geering; though he returned for a one-off special appearance in series 7. Francesca Gonshaw left at the end of the third series; though the exit of her character, Maria, is not explained until the second episode of this series. This series also sees the first appearances of Sue Hodge as Mimi Labonq in the third episode, as the new café waitress; and in the same episode Gavin Richards as Captain Alberto Bertorelli, the seconded Italian captain.
- The Fourth Series of Skins originally aired on E4 from January 28, 2010 to March 18, 2010. Series 4 continues to follow the "second generation" of characters, which are featured in both Series 3 and Series 4. They are replaced in Series 5 by the "third generation". This is the first series that did not have any character video diaries, unlike the previous three series. In terms of the show's continuity, Series 4 begins 3 to 4 months after the events of "Finale" (3.10). Further, a new academic school year has begun, with the characters now in their second (and final) year of sixth form (equivalent to senior year of high school in North America).
- Season 30 (Series 4 for newfags) was Tennant's last full series of Doctor Who, before he got another year of movies. It had Donna Noble as the main companion, with guest appearances by Wilf, the coolest fucking dude since Ian Chatterson.
- The series begins by directly following the events at the end of Series Three, as Headteacher Rachel Mason is severly injured in a fire at the school. However, these events are quickly resolved - Rachel and Davina have both recovered and the school has been rebuilt.
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