3 recent comedy sketch programs.
Lewis, disc 3 which contains Series 4. These are the full and proper episodes and not the hacked-up shortened ones shown on PBS earlier this year.
All Or Nothing At All starred Hugh Laurie. There's a pretty good review on IMDB.
The Royal Horticultural Society's grandest show of the year takes place on the grounds of a hospital in the Chelsea area of London. This is a competitive showcase for garden designs and receives a lot of television coverage, all of which is contained on these discs. We enjoy watching them while having dinner. Beats the hell out of the news. The past couple years I've just deleted the files after viewing but this year I'll throw them out there in case anyone has an interest. To fill out the second disc I've included a new series called The Seasons with Alan Titchmarsh who is also the host of the Chelsea Flower Show television presentations.
The Wilsons + Los Dos Bros, 2 rare Channel 4 sitcoms. I've had Los Dos Bros for a couple years, but have paired it up with The Wilsons, which came into my hands a few months ago. 
A Mind To Kill.....series 2 added. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Mind_to_Kill
If you can't get enough of female prison drama, here's the original Bad Girls, Series 1 of Within These Walls. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Within_These_Walls
A few months ago I did up a couple discs of some of the films Martin Clunes has been in. One of you out there requested some discs of his television guest appearances (plus I had 3 other films - Lord of Misrule, Lorna Doone and Over Here and also his A Man And His Dogs TV special). So here they are. If anyone wants just the 3 films and dog special they should just barely fit on 1 disc. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Clunes http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0167340/
ffizz was a late 80's Thames sitcom starring the highly accomplished Richard Griffiths as well as Benjamin Whitrow. 
Two "00" sitcoms on one little disc. 
The 3rd series of Ashes To Ashes concluded tonight.
Outnumbered Series 3 concluded last night. Hopefully they'll be more Brockman family adventures in 2011. Series 3 Red Button Extras included.
Kath & Kim are "mother-daughter" characters developed in the late 80's by writer/actor/comedians Jane Turner and Gina Riley (who is also a singer and does the opening theme The Joker from the 1964 musical The Roar of the Greasepaint - The Smell of the Crowd). Kath & Kim first appeared on the sketch program Fast Forward and from there went on to Big Girl's Blouse and Something Stupid (I'm working on obtaining those programs). Finally in 2002 Kath & Kim hit the little screen with their own sitcom and it became one of the all-time top Australian shows and was also broadcast in New Zealand, Ireland, the UK and Finland.
Three Up, Two Down was an 80's sitcom starring Angela Thorne (To The Manor Born, Noah's Ark, Anyone For Denis?, Farrington Of The F.O.), Michael Elphick (Boon, Private Schulz), Lysette Anthony, Ray Burdis (Operation: Good Guys, Manchild), Neil Stacy (Duty Free, The Pallisers, To Serve Them All My Days).
Keep It In The Family was an early 80's Thames sitcom starring Robert Gillespie and Pauline Yates. Gillespie will look very familiar even if you've never watched this program as he appeared on so many other programs during the 60's - 90's I'd have to skip my breakfast just to list them. Pauline Yates is probably best known for her role as Elizabeth Perrin in the Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin / The Legacy Of Reginald Perrin. It says there was a Hollywood program based on Keep It In The Family called Too Close For Comfort, but don't hold that against it. 
2 for 1 sitcoms from BBC. Blessed starred Ardal O'Hanlon (Father Dougal McGuire on Father Ted and George Sunday on My Hero), Robert Webb (The Smoking Room, Peep Show, That Mitchell And Webb Look) and Mel Giedroyc. Written by Ben Elton and about a record producer struggling to raise two small children, or maybe it was a struggling record produce raising two small children. Either way, I sense some sort of struggle.
That Mitchell and Webb Look....David Mitchell and Robert Webb are well known for their popular sitcom Peep Show. Mitchell has also had many guest appearances on other programs and has a semi-regular role on Jam & Jerusalem. Same goes for Webb with guest appearances plus his roles in The Smoking Room and Blessed. This program is their comedy sketch show and there's a crap-load of yucks on one little disc.
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Human Remains was a BBC black comedy of 6 stand-alone programs featuring the same actors in different roles. Produced by Steve Coogan & Henry Normal's Baby Cow Productions (which should give you an idea of the type of comedy it is).
