Bill Bailey: The Inevitable Box Set

$38.99 (AUD)

Contains, Cosmic Jam, Bewilderness, Part Troll, Tinselworm and Bill Bailey's Remarkable Guide to the Orchestra.

Withnail & I (Blu-ray)

$38.99 (AUD)

London. The 60s. Two unemployed actors - acerbic, elegantly wasted Withnail (Richard E. Grant) and the anxiety-ridden "I" (Paul McGann) - drown their frustrations in booze, pills, and lighter fluid. When Withnail's Uncle Monty (Richard Griffiths) offers his cottage, they escape the squalor of their flat for a week in the country

Employee Of The Month

$38.99 (AUD)

At Super Club, a large warehouse store, the employees strive to obtain the "Employee of the Month" award with the benefits of having their picture featured on the wall of fame in the staff lounge.

Futurama: Seasons 1-5 Boxset (21 Disc) Bender Head

$153.99 (AUD)

Contents: Seasons 1-5, a bonus collector pouch for Season 6 & 4 epic adventure features. Packaging includes a collectable Bender Head!

Checking Out

$23.99 (AUD)

A famed stage actor reunites his family for a party, and plans to commit suicide after-wards, unless they are able to convince him not to.

Suck

$28.99 (AUD)

Struggling rock band, The Winners, are having a hard time living up to their name when, after another lacklustre gig, their female bass player elopes with a decidedly toothsome groupie, who turns out to be the neighbourhood 'Queen' Vampire looking for a nice bite to eat. Sprouting fangs and a taste for blood the band soon find themselves with an appealing new image as each member succumbs to the dark side.

BRADY BUNCH, THE - SEASON 4

$38.99 (AUD)

THE BRADY BUNCH is captured in all its nostalgic glory in this complete collection of episodes from the series' fourth season, including the classic "The Subject Was Noses," in which Marcia has a rhinoplastic run-in with a football, and "Hawaii Bound," the first of a three-parter following the Bradys on a family vacation to the South Pacific

Richard Herring: Hitler Moustache

$28.99 (AUD)

Has Adolf Hitler ruined that little moustache for everyone? The only time you'll see it these days is carved into the public hair of a naughty lady. Is it possible to reclaim the toothbrush moustache (as it should be called) for comedy? After all Chaplin had it first.