The Big Freeze is a true forgotten classic.Set in a small market town a huge blizzard has swept across the country.The local Plumber (Eric Sykes) and his son (Bob Hoskins) get a call from a nearby old peoples home where the pipes are completely frozen.On route they come across a Birthday Party where the guests include (Donald Pleasence) and (Spike Milligan).Following in the footsteps of ''The Plank'' with its a series of visual jokes ''The Big Freeze'' incorporates a sequential flow of the set ups and pay offs building to a calamitous series of events.

The original primetime soap took place in the title town, which was founded by the Peyton family, whose members included the Harringtons. Some of the plots involved Rodney Harrington, the oldest son, choosing between bad girl Betty Anderson or fragile Allison MacKenzie. His brother Norman took up with working class Rita Jacks. Allison's mother Connie was keeping a secret about her daughter's birth. People married and divorced, loved and lost. Murder, illicit passion, insanity, and secrets were the staples of Peyton Place. Starring Ed Nelson, Barbara Parkins, Warner Anderson, Ryan O'Neal, Dorothy Malone, Tim O'Connor and Mia Farrow.

The show centers on a wealthy video game-producing family and the unexpected murder of the patriarch, Boris Carlisle, who is in control of the company. A widower with four children (Natalia, Dmitri, Ivan and Sasha), Carlisle exhibits an irrational and unconcealed hatred (for apparently misogynistic reasons) for daughter Natalia, the sole Carlisle child interested in the success of the family's video game business, the titular Spyder Games. Carlsle instead places all of his interest and value in Dmitri, the oldest son, while second son Ivan's sensitivity is rewarded with Carlisle's barely concealed contempt. Youngest son Sasha, a teen much younger than his siblings, is superficially indulged.

Dmitri becomes romantically involved with Daphne, a fashion designer, but through mistaken identity is deceived into having sex with Daphne's conniving employee Taylor. Concealing a trailer trash past while working secretly as a call girl, Taylor then supposedly becomes pregnant with Dmitri's child. Ivan marries Julie Whitmore, the daughter of another wealthy local businessman, but then reveals he is gay as he is undeniably attracted to Francisco, a male houseguest in the Carlisles' home and one-time flame of Natalia's. Sasha pursues a career as a serious musician but is frustrated at being typecast as a teen idol in the style of Aaron Carter; indifferent and easily distracted, he breaks the heart of Cherish, a high school classmate with a hard crush on him who is also his most loyal fan. Meanwhile, Natalia struggles to conduct business at Spyder Games, constantly opposed and undermined by her father, who demonstrates many unscrupulous behaviors, both personal and professional. A host of additional characters move in and out of the Carlisles' dealings, including private investigator Jeff Northcutt, Taylor's ex-convict brother Lyle and Natalia's creepily devoted lackey Todd. Eventually Sasha is revealed to be Natalia's son instead of brother, fathered by Ivan's wife Julie's father when Natalia was about thirteen years old. As the episodes progress, a mysterious series of events lead to Boris' murder and the discovery of his severed head in a freezer.

Des O'Connor hosts the show that offers the choices `take the money' or `open the box'. 

During the gameplay, contestants would answer a series of questions without using the words yes or no in what was known as the "Yes-No Interlude". If they failed to answer all the questions, they would subsequently be gonged off the stage. If successful, however, contestants would answer more questions to win modest monetary prizes. At the climax of the show, contestants would be offered the choice of whether to "take the money" (take all money they had earned so far) or "open the box", which could contain good prizes such as a holiday or a washing machine. It could also contain booby prizes such as a mousetrap or a bag of sweets.

The first version was hosted by Michael Miles. After its demise, Miles hosted a similar show for Southern Television called Wheel of Fortune, not to be confused with the later Wheel of Fortune of the same title. Bob Danvers-Walker, who was the voice of Pathé News from 1940 until its demise in 1970, was the show's announcer. Alec Dane was on hand to bang the gong. Harold Smart was at the electronic organ.

Singer and TV presenter Des O'Connor became the host for the second version, which aired from 1992 to 1999. His future wife, Australian born Jodie Wilson, was one of the hostesses; she would later be replaced by former Neighbours twins Gayle and Gillian Blakeney, also from Australia.

The show was again revived for one night as part of Ant & Dec's Gameshow Marathon in 2005. This was a series presented of the Geordie duo, who presented classic ITV gameshows as part of the channel's 50th anniversary in their own style.

A similar formula was used for Pot of Gold, another game show hosted by O'Connor.

Never commerically released, transfered from VHS to DVD

Supermarket Sweep  Dale Winton - (1993-2001)

Variery of episodes from first series in 1993 to 2001. DVD set includes 4 DVDS and Includes all star celebrity series

Supermarket Sweep is a British game show that is based on the original American version. Originally hosted by Dale Winton, it ran for exactly 8 years from 6 September 1993 to 6 September 2001 and then revived from 12 February to 31 

The game consists of three teams of two, each with a clock that starts with 60 seconds on it. The teams then attempt to add as much time as possible to their clock by answering questions and riddles posed by the host. The time they accumulate determines how long they have in the 'Big Sweep' round to run around a studio mock-up of a supermarket, collecting shopping items. The team with the shopping trolley filled with items of the most value wins the chance to enter the final 'Super Sweep' prize round. Within the game there were a number of rounds. 

Never commerically released, transfered from VHS/tv recording to DVD

A man tries to break the world's record for nonstop piano playing.
Director: Philip Saville (as Philip Savile)
Writer: Alan Sharp
Stars: Ray Davies, Lois Daine, Norman Rossington

The first episode, Meet the People, is a comedy-drama dealing with preparations for an official visit to the colliery by Prince Charles. The humour revolves around the expensive and ludicrous preparations required for an official visit from a member of the Royal Family. Some workers recognise this and cannot take it seriously. Management recognises it but has to 'play the game'. Special toilets must be constructed "just in case" and destroyed after the visit. A worker is instructed to paint a brick holding up a window. On the eve of the visit, the slogan "Scargill rules OK" is painted on a wall. The manager comments "When I find out who did that I'll string him up by his knackers". In another scene, an argument takes place in a pub between colliers opposed to the expenditure on the visit and who think the colliery was chosen because its union officials were relatively conservative and other colliers who are looking forward to the visit.

The second episode, Back to Reality, takes place a month later and deals with an underground explosion that kills several miners and follows the attempts to rescue others that remain trapped.

Director: Ken Loach (as Kenneth Loach)
Writer: Barry Hines
Stars: Rita May, Bobby Knutt, Paul Chappell 

A former stockbroker now runs a country restaurant. His daughter decides to spring a surprise on him in an attempt to change his life for the better.

Director: Barry Davis
Writer: Brian Clark
Stars: Peter Barkworth, Sheila Gish, Judi Bowker 

It may never quite get to the heart of Soviet system, or of the defected life, but it is a very good character study of two people who have made a very difficult choice.

Spender is a British television police procedural drama, created by Ian La Frenais and Jimmy Nail, that first broadcast on 8 January 1991 on BBC1.[1] The series, which also starred Nail as the titular character, ran for three series between 1991 and 1993, finishing with a feature-length special, The French Collection, broadcast on 29 December 1993. A total of twenty-one episodes were produced. The first and second series were produced by Martin McKeand, while the third and final series was produced by Paul Raphael and Peter McAleese.

The series, set in Newcastle upon Tyne, focuses on the life and exploits of Detective Sergeant Freddie Spender, who was often chosen to carry out more daring police cases. With his criminal sidekick Stick (Sammy Johnson), Spender was regarded as one of the more remarkable TV detectives of the 1990s. The series featured an extensive back story for the main characters, with a number of episodes dealing with Spender's domestic life, his family and circumstances. Some of the storylines were however seen as somewhat dark; one episode featured the death of Spender's wife at the hands of a ruthless gangster, another on the kidnap of one of his daughters.[2]

Guest stars in the series included Amanda Redman, Rodney Bewes, Frances Tomelty, Julie Peasgood, Jan Graveson, Geoffrey Hughes, Bobby Pattinson, Tom Bell and Ian McElhinney. The series was broadcast on Tuesday evenings in the peak time slot that followed the BBC's flagship Nine O'Clock News. No further series were produced following the feature-length special, despite the popularity of the show, and it being a smash hit for the BBC in terms of ratings with the show regularly pulling in 14 million viewers, and each episode costing upwards of £350,000 to produce. In 1992, a novelisation of the series, written by Nail, was published.

 The series has never been commercially released on DVD.  We have transfered from VHS to DVD  with artwork

Three friends cook up spells to unlock the secrets and curses that befall their small town.

Stars: Olivia Sanabia, Abby Donnelly, Aubrey K. Miller 

The Bill complete series complete years on digital hard drive 

Please note this is item is for the complete series of the bill plus the spin off - beach is back ... burnside ... where are they now etc 

You will receive every episode the bill ever released on an high grade hard drive.  Connect to smart tv or computer via USB lead to play similar to netflix / sky ...  plug and play...    rewind.. pause .. fast forward all from your smart tv remote 

Any questions send me an email 

Young Eric has been bitten by a werewolf. However, he's not particularly thrilled by this turn of affairs and wishes to escape his curse. To do so, he must find and kill the founder of his particular werewolf clan. The series traces his efforts to (A) track down the founder; (B) keep from hurting innocent lives due to his lycanthropy; and (C) stay one step ahead of folks who wish to kill him due to his werewolf nature.

Hollyoaks complete years on digital hard drive 

Hollyoaks DVD Complete Years 2009,2010,2011,2012,2013,2014,2015,2016,2017,2018,2019,2020,2021

You will receive every episode of the above years on an high grade hard drive.  Connect to smart tv or computer via USB lead to play similar to netflix / sky ...  plug and play...    rewind.. pause .. fast forward all from your smart tv remote 

Any questions send me an email 

Passions Complete Series on har drive.   Play via your smart tv or computer 

You will receive hard drive with every episode of Passions tv series. 

We provide top quality hard drives to ensure excellent viewing experiance.   

Complete Episodes from 1 to 2231   

Plug and play system ..  plug hard drive into tv via 3.0 USB lead....  press source on remote .. select Passions, select first episode and press play on your remote

This is one of the best products we sell - it's a great production. 

Rough-and-tumble private Investigator Harry Fox, Sr solves crimes with the reluctant help of his son, respected San Francisco attorney Harrison Fox, Jr.

No. of episodes: 35
Theme music composer: Mark Snow
Original release: December 30, 1984 –; May 3, 1986

Never commerically released, transfered from VHS to DVD