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Product Description ------------------- Mary McCormack returns as tough and sexy U.S. Marshal Mary Shannon in the fifth and final season of this critically accled hit series. Back from maternity leave, Mary rejoins her job at the Witness Protection Program (WITSEC) and must quickly find a way to balance motherhood and her job protecting both innocent people and cold-blooded killers on a daily basis. If that didn't complicate things enough, her fugitive her suddenly returns, her ex-fiancé pops back into her life and her longtime partner, Marshall, is getting engaged! Guest starring Tia Carrere (True Lies), Lesley Ann Warren (Desperate Housewives), Aaron Ashmore (Smallville), Stephen Lang (Avatar), Julia Jones (Twilight), Madchen Amick (Twin Peaks), Josh Hopkins (Cougar Town), Eric Lynch (Howard Stern on Demand) and Bryan Callen (The Hangover), watch the final episodes of the unique and riveting series that made hiding In Plain so much fun. ]]> .com ---- The action-drama In Plain ends its five-season run with an eight-episode arc that brings together its array of storylines in a manner befitting its main character, Deputy Marshal Mary Shannon (Mary McCormack): equal parts tough and tender, with a decidedly quirky sense of humor, and a soft spot for the family unit, no matter how diverse (or dysfunctional). Mary's family essentially takes top priority throughout the final season, with the arrival of her wayward, bank-robbing her (Stephen Lang) sending the entire Shannon clan into protective custody and forcing Mary to choose between her profession and her chaotic but loving extended relations. Frederick Weller's Marshall Mann also has some choices to make, specifically in regard to his allegiance to Mary and impending marriage to Rachel Boston's Detective Abigail Chaffee. With so many interpersonal issues at stake, the witness-protection cases seem secondary, and indeed, the subjects here, including a drag queen and a hoarder, lack the grit or vulnerability seen in previous seasons. But true to fashion, In Plain wraps up with a satisfying finale for both Mary and (most likely) the viewer. Though it was never a headline-grabber like some major network shows, In Plain 's eclectic tone and smart dialogue earned the admiration of its loyal fan base, which will undoubtedly increase via the DVD releases. The two-disc season-five set includes no extras. --Paul Gaita