BBC mini-series have become a staple in England, and for good reason.  Unlike most American shows, the BBC mini-series don't try to push their luck.  There is a complete story planned (usually from famed source material like this Charles Dickens adaptation) and, hit or not, it ends there, allowing the integrity to not be breached for the sake of milking ratings.

QUALITY:
Great.  The picture is smooth and crisp and the sound, in totally 7.1, is completely lossless.

BONUS FEATURES:
Interviews, photo gallery, commentary.

British television is a like it or hate it kind of thing.  Personally, I've never been a big fan but Bleak Houses' gothic fable of a pair of orphans ensnared in a legal battle for a life-chaning fortune.  Part legal drama, part murder story, Bleak House has always been one of Dickens' best writings, but has never been properly adapted to the screen, until now.  You will be able to enjoy this riveting tale in full 1080p clarity and sound so clear you will feel as though you are front row at a live re-enacting.