Comedy > 20 GBP to 30 GBP Comedy

Advantages: It's there whenever you want to watch it.
Disadvantages: The series wasn't long enough!

I couldn't wait for this boxset to be released - I had watched Season One over and over - and when Season Two was finally released, I wasn't disappointed. Everything about this boxset is brilliant and well worth buying, from the beautiful artwork on both the box cover and the disc covers to the special features. The "Putting Life into Death" featurette is especially good if you are interested in finding out about all the special effects that were ...
...sometimes even darker than Season One, but the humour is still there and the characters are developed more fully. If you cared about them in Season One, you will care even more in this season and will empathise with them. George's journey as she continues to find her place as a Reaper, whilst still trying to hold on to her family, will break your heart. It's worth having for keeps. ... Read review

Advantages: Great stories , guest stars and a lot of special features
Disadvantages: Plastic head case

...much as I did. As the title suggests it all downhill from here. My only criticism is The Principal and the Pauper has a bit of a nonsensical plot but still manages to raise a few laughs and another clip show is a bit annoying however I do love a few of the musical numbers. The other episodes are all great. Personal favourites are Ralph's imaginary leprechaun in This Little Wiggy, The City of New York vs Homer Simpson and The Cartridge Family and ...
...of the show. The full episode list is: The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson The Principal and the Pauper Lisa's Sax Treehouse of Horror VIII The Cartridge Family Bart Star The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons Lisa the Skeptic Realty Bites Miracle on Evergreen Terrace All Singing, All Dancing Bart Carny The Joy of Sect Das Bus The Last Temptation of Krust Dumbbell Indemnity Lisa the Simpson This Little Wiggy Simpson Tide The Trouble with Trillions ... Read review

Advantages: Hilarious
Disadvantages: None

...If you are already a Lee Evans fan then this is a must because put simply it is one of the greatest box sets of all time! My favourite is definately Wired and Wonderful at Wembley. The menu on the DVD also has a quick jump to his Bohemian Rhapsody routine. Undoubtedly one of the best routines I have ever seen any comedian perform! Lee's performance is so energetic that you can't help to laugh. Watch it with friends, family, even your girlfriend! ... Read review

Advantages: The best of Eddie Izzard in just one box!
Disadvantages: People spot it and want to borrow it!

MMVI Eddie Izzard live Box Set Unrepeatable, Definate Article, Glorious, Dress to Kill, Circle & Sexie all in one beautiful box set. I have one question for starters. Do you like Eddie Izzard? If the answer is YES! then buy this box set! It's Eddie at his absolute best with so much choice of what to watch. The shows featured range from 1994 to 2003, although Eddie has been around a lot longer! Unrepeatable is the very first glimpse we have in ...
...favourites and was the first Eddie experience I had at a friends house. Absolutely brilliant in my humble opinion. Again this includes Audio Commentary, a documentary called Je Suis Stand-Up which I won't ruin the surprise by explaining but it ties in well with parts of the show, Trivia Track and Bleeped Audio Track. The third installment is Glorious, filmed in 1997. This was the only one I hadn't seen before. I have to say that it is just as good ... Read review

Advantages: Hilarious entertainment
Disadvantages: none

Director: Ate De Jong Producer: Paul Webster. Writers: Elizabeth Livingston, Carlos Davis, Anthony Fingleton. Stars: Phoebe Cates, Rik Mayall, Marsha Mason, Tim Matheson, Carrie Fisher, Daniel Gerroll and Ron Eldard. This comedy about the relationship between a girl and her imaginary friend was released in 1991. **BRIEF PLOT** Elizabeth Cronin, or Lizzie, (played by Phoebe Cates), is a young lady with low self esteem, allowing everyone to walk ...
...in one lunchtime, including her job and her husband, she is forced to move back with her overpowering mother, Polly, (played by Marsha Mason) in her childhood home. Unfortunately for her, when she steps into her old bedroom and finds a rather battered jack in the box she is soon reunited with her imaginary friend from her childhood 'Drop dead Fred', (played by Rik Mayall), who only Lizzie can hear or see. With many flashback later, the story unfolds ... Read review