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Red Dwarf : Complete BBC Series 6 [2005]

starring: Chris Barrie, Craig Charles, Danny John-Jules, Robert Llewellyn, Doug Naylor
directed by: Andy DeEmmony

Release Date February 21, 2005
Now on Starbug, chasing Red Dwarf through space because "Lister can't remember where he parked it", this is certainly among the best series, if not the best. One of my favourite Red Dwarf one liners is in the episode "Legion" when they're trying to get Legion to come with them and Rimmer mentions that they've met 31 people, all of whom have been nutters. When Legion announces that they won't be leaving his ship until the day they die, Rimmer just looks and says "thirty-two". It's not the line itself, it's the way Chris Barrie delivers it, the look on his face and his tone of voice and timing are just wonderful. Then there's the "space core directives" throughout the series, which Kryten can't resist correcting Rimmer on even once.
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Canterbury Tales 'The Miller's Tale', 'The Wife Of Bath', 'The Knight's Tale', 'The Sea Captain's Tale', 'The Pardoner's Tale' and 'The Man Of Law's Tale'. [2003]

starring: Julie Walters, Billie Piper, James Nesbitt, Jonny Lee Miller, Andrew Lincoln
directed by: John McKay;Andy DeEmmony;Marc Munden;Julian Jarrold

Release Date October 25, 2004
Now on Starbug, chasing Red Dwarf through space because "Lister can't remember where he parked it", this is certainly among the best series, if not the best. One of my favourite Red Dwarf one liners is in the episode "Legion" when they're trying to get Legion to come with them and Rimmer mentions that they've met 31 people, all of whom have been nutters. When Legion announces that they won't be leaving his ship until the day they die, Rimmer just looks and says "thirty-two". It's not the line itself, it's the way Chris Barrie delivers it, the look on his face and his tone of voice and timing are just wonderful. Then there's the "space core directives" throughout the series, which Kryten can't resist correcting Rimmer on even once.
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55 Degrees North - Series 1 And 2 [2004]

directed by: Jon Sen, Andy DeEmmony, Brian Kelly, Roberto Bangura

Release Date June 26, 2006
55 Degrees North sets itself apart from other television police dramas. Not only are the cases engaging and varied, but the subplots running throughout both series address serious issues, whilst being presented in an extremely enjoyable and watchable fashion.

CPS/police relations are explored, as well as the struggle for recognition within a police department. As a black detective, Nicky Cole (Don Gilet) has to win over his new team up North, along the way coming across weighty investigations revolving around topics as diverse as genetic engineering, date rape, extortion, racism and even fathers' plights to gain access to their children.

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Father Ted: The Complete Series 3 [1995] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Dermot Morgan, Ardal O'Hanlon, Frank Kelly, Pauline McLynn, Ann Callanan
directed by: Andy DeEmmony

Release Date March 04, 2003
55 Degrees North sets itself apart from other television police dramas. Not only are the cases engaging and varied, but the subplots running throughout both series address serious issues, whilst being presented in an extremely enjoyable and watchable fashion.

CPS/police relations are explored, as well as the struggle for recognition within a police department. As a black detective, Nicky Cole (Don Gilet) has to win over his new team up North, along the way coming across weighty investigations revolving around topics as diverse as genetic engineering, date rape, extortion, racism and even fathers' plights to gain access to their children.

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Father Ted: The Holy Trilogy (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Dermot Morgan, Ardal O'Hanlon, Frank Kelly, Pauline McLynn, Paul Hickey
directed by: Andy DeEmmony, Declan Lowney

Release Date February 19, 2008
55 Degrees North sets itself apart from other television police dramas. Not only are the cases engaging and varied, but the subplots running throughout both series address serious issues, whilst being presented in an extremely enjoyable and watchable fashion.

CPS/police relations are explored, as well as the struggle for recognition within a police department. As a black detective, Nicky Cole (Don Gilet) has to win over his new team up North, along the way coming across weighty investigations revolving around topics as diverse as genetic engineering, date rape, extortion, racism and even fathers' plights to gain access to their children.

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Spitting Image - The Best Of - Is Nothing Sacred? [1984]

starring: Chris Barrie, Roger Blake, Rory Bremner, Steve Coogan, Hugh Dennis
directed by: Andy DeEmmony, Beryl Richards, Bob Cousins, Geoffrey Sax, Gordon Elsbury

Release Date May 11, 1992
This SI video is hillarious! It features (Mostly)the best bits of "Spitting Image". I laughed all the way through with most of the skits and the caricatures (Like John Mayjor) Are also Hillarious! The musical numbers ROCK!! Like the Queen singing a pop song about her self and a punk group mixing in and out with pop. The only complaint is that most of the political skits rareley feature Maggie! (Because It was released in 1992) A must for fans of comedy and puppets

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Father Ted - Series 3 [1995]

starring: Ardal O'Hanlon, Dermot Morgan, Frank Kelly, Pauline McLynn
directed by: Andy DeEmmony

Release Date May 20, 2002
Do yourself a favour and buy this set. Do yourself another favour and watch the "Speed 3" episode until you're laughing so hard that you pass out! Pat Mustard should have won an Oscar for his role, afterall...he is absolutely gorgeous! Just watch out for his Massive Tool!!

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Don't Eat The Neighbours [2002]

starring: Simon Callow, Sean Cullen, Robert Lindsay, Doon Mackichan, Tim McInnerny
directed by: Andy DeEmmony, Mark Sawers, Mike Rohl, Randy MacDonald, Tom Rowe

Release Date August 26, 2002
This VHS has 4 episodes from the CITV series. The character voices include Robert Lindsay (My Family), Doon MacKichan (Smack the Pony), Tim McInnery (Blackadder) and Simon Callow (Chance in a Million). It follows the fortunes of Rabbit, his daughter Lucy and twin babies, their friend Terrapin and their neighbours Bear, Fox and the new arrivals from Canada, Wolf and his sons, Barry and Simon. The characters are well drawn and the animation which includes puppetry and CGI, is excellent. But where the series excells is in it's script, which will appeal to both young and old. It has the 'slapstick' comedy children will love but also has some great one liners. My six-year old son and I particularly liked the scene where Rabbit becomes concussed and developes ... Read More:

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Babes In The Wood - Series 1 - Episodes 1 To 3 [1998]

starring: Karl Howman, Denise Van Outen, Natalie Walter, Mark Hayford, Madeleine Curtis
directed by: Andy DeEmmony, Gail Mancuso, Graeme Harper

Release Date October 19, 1998
This VHS has 4 episodes from the CITV series. The character voices include Robert Lindsay (My Family), Doon MacKichan (Smack the Pony), Tim McInnery (Blackadder) and Simon Callow (Chance in a Million). It follows the fortunes of Rabbit, his daughter Lucy and twin babies, their friend Terrapin and their neighbours Bear, Fox and the new arrivals from Canada, Wolf and his sons, Barry and Simon. The characters are well drawn and the animation which includes puppetry and CGI, is excellent. But where the series excells is in it's script, which will appeal to both young and old. It has the 'slapstick' comedy children will love but also has some great one liners. My six-year old son and I particularly liked the scene where Rabbit becomes concussed and developes ... Read More:

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Don't Eat The Neighbours - A Rabbit For All Seasons [2002]

starring: Simon Callow, Sean Cullen, Robert Lindsay, Doon Mackichan, Tim McInnerny
directed by: Andy DeEmmony, Mark Sawers, Mike Rohl, Randy MacDonald, Tom Rowe

Release Date August 26, 2002
Don't eat the neighbours is one of the many shows to be seen on CITV. What makes it stand out from the others is that it is undeniably the best program they've ever had.
Rabbit, his daughter Lucy, Terrapin, Fox, Bear and lots of sheep all live in an English forest. Rabbit pinches vegetables from Bear's vegetable garden to feed his family and that's all he really needs. Life is sweet for Rabbit and his friends, with the exception of the occasional plot by fox to catch him. One day however Wolf and his two sons Barry and Simon from Canada move in next door. Wolf joins forces with fox in his efforts to catch rabbit and Barry and Simon become good friends with Lucy, despite the conflict between their parents.
This series is simply fantastic. When ... Read More: