Titles Released in 2005

The Office is a mockumentary sitcom that depicts the everyday work lives of office employees in the Scranton, Pennsylvania branch of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company. The central figure is regional manager Michael Scott, whose misguided attempts at being a cool and hilarious boss frequently lead to cringenworthy moments, inappropriate jokes, and general chaos. Alongside Michael's antics, the series explores the mundane yet deeply human dynamics of the office staff. This includes the classic, slow-burn romance between down-to-earth receptionist Pam Beesly and witty sales representative Jim Halpert, who spends much of his time pulling elaborate pranks on his pompous, rule-abiding desk-mate Dwight Schrute. Over its nine seasons, the show evolves from a strict adaptation of the British original into a beloved cultural phenomenon. It navigates corporate takeovers, career changes, marriages, and the bittersweet passage of time, ultimately capturing the profound bonds formed in an otherwise ordinary workplace.

In a world divided into four elemental nations—the Water Tribes, the Earth Kingdom, the Fire Nation, and the Air Nomads—the Avatar is the only individual capable of bending all four elements to maintain balance. When the Fire Nation launches a brutal war of conquest, the young Avatar Aang disappears, leaving the world in chaos. A century later, siblings Katara and Sokka of the Southern Water Tribe discover Aang frozen in an iceberg, revealing that he is the last surviving Airbender and the world's only hope for peace. As Aang awakens to a world ravaged by the Fire Nation's imperialism, he must embark on a perilous journey to master the remaining elements of water, earth, and fire. Along the way, he is pursued by the exiled Prince Zuko, who seeks to restore his honor by capturing the Avatar. Together with his friends, Aang must navigate political intrigue, personal growth, and the weight of his destiny to end the Hundred Year War and restore harmony to the nations.

Rome is an acclaimed television drama starring Gerry Crampton. Broadcast by HBO.

Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's is an acclaimed television drama starring Yuka Imai. Broadcast by TV Tokyo.

Kamen Rider Hibiki is an acclaimed television drama starring Takashi Nagasako. Broadcast by TV Asahi.

Wedding is an acclaimed television drama starring Myung Se-bin. Broadcast by KBS2.

Gideon's Daughter is an acclaimed television drama starring Emily Blunt. Broadcast by BBC One.

Doctors is an acclaimed television drama starring John Nolan. Broadcast by BBC One.

The Queene is an acclaimed television drama starring Emily Blunt. Broadcast by Channel 4.

Empire is an acclaimed television drama starring Emily Blunt. Broadcast by ABC.

Jinki:Extend is an acclaimed television drama starring Konami Yoshida. Broadcast by TV Tokyo.

Il bivio - Cosa sarebbe successo se... is a compelling Italian documentary-style television program that explores the 'what if' scenarios of famous historical figures, celebrities, and ordinary people. Hosted by Enrico Ruggeri, the show examines pivotal moments in the lives of its subjects—the 'bivio' or crossroads—where a single decision or event changed the trajectory of their future forever. Through a mix of dramatic reenactments, archival footage, and expert interviews, the series reconstructs alternative realities. It invites viewers to contemplate how different choices might have led to vastly different outcomes, blending historical analysis with psychological speculation to provide a unique perspective on fate, chance, and the human condition.