fawlty tower complete collection remastered 2009

Check in to the most popular BBC comedy of all time, where merriment and madness are on the house. Newly remastered for better-than-ever viewing, this disc contains four classic episodes, as well as interviews, behind-the-scenes and cast bios. John Cleese stars as Basil Fawlty, the sharp-tongued, short-tempered owner of Fawlty Towers, a hotel plagued by crisis, chaos and bizarre characters. Gourmet Night is Basil's brilliant idea to raise the quality of the clientele of his dingy little establishment, but when h new cook gets blind drunk, he responds by importing the food from another restaurant, with the usual Fawlty foul-ups. In The Germans, perhaps the best-loved episode of the series, simple instructions not to mention the War to the German guests sends Basil into a flustered frenzy... Less

The complete Digimon Season 2 series in a 3 disc Blu-Ray set. Digitally remastered in beautiful 1080p, this cartoon has been restored and upconverted frame by frame to provide an excellent high definition experience. Please note that this cartoon was not originally animated in high definition and as a result it is only available in full screen with remastered graphics. This collection contains all 50 episodes from the exciting second season of Digimon Adventure! With over 17 hours of uncut, original footage, this collection is sure to keep any Digimon fan engaged as the fight to stop the Digimon Emperor begins!

The complete Digimon Season 3 series in a 3 disc Blu-Ray set. Digitally remastered in beautiful 1080p, this cartoon has been restored and upconverted frame by frame to provide an excellent high definition experience. Please note that this cartoon was not originally animated in high definition and as a result it is only available in full screen with remastered graphics. This collection contains all 51 episodes from the critically acclaimed third season of Digimon. With over 17 hours of uncut, original footage, this collection is sure to please any fan of previous Digimon seasons.

Basil Fawlty, as created and performed by John Cleese, is the rudest, most boorish, most hilariously obnoxious man on the face of the planet. What a natural for a TV sitcom! His screen wife, Sybil (Prunella Scales), put it best in the episode The Psychiatrist: You're either crawling all over them, licking their boots, or spitting poison at them like some Benzedrine puff adder. He mockingly replies, Just trying to enjoy myself, dear. With his gangly frame and contortionist abilities, Cleese brilliantly punctuates Basil's outrageous faux pas with absurd gymnastics and turns Three Stooges-style pokes and kicks into a slapstick ballet. Scales's Sybil is the genial but obliviously chatty voice of reason and Andrew Sachs mangles the English language as the Spanish bellhop Manuel, whose... Less

From Monty Python through Fawlty Towers, John Cleese's creativity, innovation and hilarity altered the world of sketch comedy and sitcoms forever. These three comic gems in The John Cleese Collection are essential viewing for connoisseurs of British Comedy. Starring John Cleese with Python members Michael Palin and Graham Chapman, and Fawlty Towers' own Connie Booth. The set includes: How To Irritate People, The Strange Case of the End of Civilization and Romance with a Double Bass.

On the run from an army that destroyed their kingdom, the twin heirs to the Parros throne must avoid a magical land filled with incredible dangers. They are surrounded on all sides-by warring armies, an apelike tribe of desert creatures called the Sem, and the ruthless Langon clan. Giant sandworms, glowing, malevolent creatures, and powerful wizards mastering in the dark arts threaten them at every turn. If they were alone, they would surely perish. But in a dark forest, they are discovered by a mysterious stranger, a powerful warrior wearing a cursed leopard mask he cannot remove. His name is Guin. He becomes their protector and companion, though he remembers nothing of his life before meeting these young runaways. Together, they begin a treacherous quest to find safety for the royal... Less

Check in to the most popular BBC comedy of all time, where merriment and madness are on the house. Newly remastered for better-than-ever viewing, this set contains four classic episodes, as well as interviews, behind-the-scenes and cast bios. John Cleese stars as Basil Fawlty, the sharp-tongued, short-tempered owner of Fawlty Towers, a hotel plagued by crisis, chaos and bizarre characters.A Touch of Class: Once Basil decides it?s time the hotel had a better class of clientele he?ll do anything to keep Lord Melbury there-including cashing his sizeable check. Hotel Inspectors: Thinking a guest he has thoroughly offended may be a hotel inspector, Basil fawns all over him to make amends-but has he got the right man? The Wedding Party: Flabbergasted by an outbreak of seemingly loose morals at... Less

In The Builders, John Cleese proves there are no limits to what lengths Basil Fawlty will go to save a few quid. Enlisting a resistant Polly in his plot, he quietly fires the respectable carpenters hired by his wife, Sybil, and brings in a cheap crew with a history of disaster. Sure enough, they wind up walling up the entrance to the dining room, sending an insanely outraged Basil into a frenzy as he tries to correct the blunder before Sybil returns. Davis Kelly (Waking Ned Devine) costars as the genial but incompetent O'Reilly. Basil smells hanky-panky in the air in The Wedding Party when he signs in an unmarried couple and soon sees foreplay in every innocent kiss and embrace. Meanwhile, a sexy French antique dealer sends Basil into red-faced vexations with her flirtations and Manuel's... Less

Nothing turns Basil Fawlty's rude behavior into panicked fawning and manic desperation like a confrontation with authority and the surprise arrival of the Health Inspector in Basil the Rat has him flip-flopping between penny-pinching opportunism and hysterical self- preservation. When Manuel's Siberian hamster, which turns out to be rat, escapes into the hotel, a poison-laced cut of veal set out to kill the creature becomes mixed up with the dinner cuts. When they fear the fatal flank has landed on the inspector's plate they launch into an impromptu game of dining-room switcheroo. Basil blithely pretends to have forgotten about The Anniversary as Sybil drops hint after hint to Basil's blank stares, but secretly he's plotted a surprise party. Unfortunately his act is too convincing and... Less

Nothing turns Basil Fawlty's rude behavior into panicked fawning and manic desperation like a confrontation with authority and the surprise arrival of the Health Inspector in Basil the Rat has him flip-flopping between penny-pinching opportunism and hysterical self- preservation. When Manuel's Siberian hamster, which turns out to be rat, escapes into the hotel, a poison-laced cut of veal set out to kill the creature becomes mixed up with the dinner cuts. When they fear the fatal flank has landed on the inspector's plate they launch into an impromptu game of dining-room switcheroo. Basil blithely pretends to have forgotten about The Anniversary as Sybil drops hint after hint to Basil's blank stares, but secretly he's plotted a surprise party. Unfortunately his act is too convincing and... Less