Absolutely Fabulous: Series 1 Complete
(1992) [M]

Fashion: How should Edina and Patsy prepare for their latest celebrity fashion show. How about starting with a small glass of wine or two? Fat: "Inside of me, sweetie, inside of me, there's a thin person just screaming to get out". - "Just the one dear?" France: The ideal getaway - a bon...  More

Absolutely Fabulous: Series 2 Complete
(1994) [M]

The complete second series of Absolutely Fabulous, in super-slinky DVD format - compact enough to fit into even the most petite Prada pouch. Hospital: "Goodbye ageing obscurity and Hello! magazine", Patsy's got a week to look 35 for the photos - cue a trip to hospital for a face peel and eye...  More

Absolutely Fabulous: Series 4 Complete
(2001) [M]

The doyennes of PR and fashion are back! Five years have gone by, Edina has a new TV production company, Patsy's been promoted and they're simply more fabulous than ever! Parralox: Fame at last, darling! Edina's due to appear on Richard and Judy in the morning and an invitation to Christmas at...  More

Comic Strip 1 : Five Go Mad In Dorset / War / The Beat Generation / Bad News Tour / Summer School / Five Go Mad On Mescalin
(1982) [MA]

The ground-shaking impact of The Comic Strip's anarchic humour rattled the televisions of the 1980s, and when the smoke cleared they left a gaping crater that lesser comics are still falling into today. Now, for the first time all 39 rarely seen episodes of The Comic Strip Presents, totalling...  More

Fawlty Towers - The Complete Collection Remastered, Series 1-Disc 1 of 3
(1975) [M]

The jewel in the BBC comedy crown and the perfect vehicle for John Cleese’s comic brilliance – everyone loves Fawlty Towers – except the poor, abused guests ….

The world owes a great debt to an anonymous Torquay hotelier whose rudeness and incompetence inspired one of the most...  More

Fawlty Towers - The Complete Collection Remastered, Series 2 and Bonus Features-Discs 2 and 3 of 3
(1979) [M]

The jewel in the BBC comedy crown and the perfect vehicle for John Cleese’s comic brilliance – everyone loves Fawlty Towers – except the poor, abused guests ….

The world owes a great debt to an anonymous Torquay hotelier whose rudeness and incompetence inspired one of the most...  More