Cheap DVDs

Revelations: Hours I-VI £3.75

Revelations is a six part mini-series that aired in 2005. Taking place in the modern day, it explores the End Of Days as well as prophecies relating to them – you’ll be glad to hear a global recession isn’t one of them, so we’re alright for now (well, until 2012 anyway…).

On the DVD you’ll find every episode along with a featurette on the making of the show and some on-set interviews with various members of the cast and crew.

Click here to buy Revelations: Hours I-VI for £3.75 from Select Cheaper.

Battlestar Galactica: The Final Season £13.95

Just to confuse almost everybody on the face of the planet, Battlestar Galactica: The Final Season contains the remaining 10 episodes that weren’t included on the Battlestar Galactica: Season Four release – quite why they didn’t just wait and lump them together in one box is beyond me.

This four disc set also comes with a fair few extra features, including multiple audio commentaries and deleted scenes. There’s also a look at the forthcoming "Caprica" series, which is set in the same fictional universe as Battlestar Galactica.

Click here to get this for £13.95 from Zavvi.

Lost In Space: The Complete Collection £35.89

Lost In Space was an American science fiction show that follows the adventures of the Robinson family, who have managed to get lost in space after their search for a new habitable planet is sabotaged.

Inside the Lost In Space: The Complete Collection boxset you’ll find 23 discs that contain all 83 episodes ever made. There’s also the unseen pilot included, along with countless other extra features such as a reunion with the cast and a clutch of deleted scenes.

To get this for £35.89 from Sendit.com, click here.

Doctor Who: The E-Space Trilogy £13.75

Whilst some have been critical of his role as The Doctor, Tom Baker will certainly go down in history as one of the better actors to take it on – he’s miles better than Sylvester McCoy (who must pinch himself every day for getting so lucky) ever was, that’s for sure!

Inside the Doctor Who: The E-Space Trilogy boxset you’ll find three complete stories from the final season Baker appeared in. "Full Circle", "State Of Decay" and "Warriors’ Gate" all come with an audio commentary by the cast and crew on each.

Click here to get this for £13.75 from Zavvi.

Doctor Who: Attack Of The Cybermen £6.43

Doctor Who: Attack Of The Cybermen opened the 22nd season of the show, and sees the Sixth Doctor encounter the mercenary Lytton who is stranded on Earth and in the employ of the Cybermen. The Doctor finds himself on an alien planet as he tries to stop them from changing history and working out who he can trust to help him…

This DVD contain the two episodes that make up the story, along with an audio commentary by various members of the cast (including Colin Baker) and an interview with real-life Cyberman Kevin Warwick.

The Hut are selling this for £6.43 – click here for more details.

Walking With Monsters £3.99

Before even dinosaurs ruled the Earth, the Paleozoic era saw huge beasts roam the land – which are brought to life in the BBC documentary Walking With Monsters. Kenneth Branagh narrates this three-part series that shows nearly 300 million years of history.

On the DVD you’ll find every episode, plus there’s an extensive "Trilogy Of Life" feature that tells you how the team behind this and other "Walking With…" programmes managed to create such lifelike creatures.

Click here to buy this for £3.99 from Play.com.

Star Trek: The Next Generation From £11.89

Star Trek: The Next Generation holds the distinction of not only being the longest-running Trek series thus far, but also probably the best of all-time as well – the new crew and new Starship Enterprise added quite a bit to a franchise that was seemingly dead in the water back in 1987.

Individual boxsets of the series usually contain 26 episodes (although the second year has 22), and come with hours of bonus material – this includes audio commentaries, deleted scenes, featurettes and lots of others bits and pieces.

To get Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season One for £11.89 from Sendit.com, simply click here. The Hut Group also have the remaining years at similar prices, with Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Two (click here) being £12.93 at The Hut, Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Three (click here) £11.89 at Sendit.com, Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Four (click here) £12.97 at Argos, both Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Five (click here) and Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Six (click here) £12.43 each at The Hut, and Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Seven (click here) is £12.97 at Argos.

Phew!

Rescue Me: The Complete Second Season £6.93

Rescue Me is an American comedy/drama series that focuses on the personal and professional lives of a group of New York City firefighters in the fictional Ladder 62 / Engine 99 firehouse – mainly veteran Tommy Gavin, who is portrayed by Denis Leary (the man most famous for stealing Bill Hicks material).

Inside the Rescue Me: The Complete Second Season boxset you’ll find the 13 episodes that make up the second year of the show. There’s also six featurettes looking at the making of the programme, a gag reel and a whopping 35 deleted and extended scenes.

Click here to get this for £6.93 from The Hut.

Get Smart: The Complete Series £29.99

After recently being turned into a hit film starring Steve Carrell and the lovely Anne Hathaway, it’s easy to forget that the original incarnation of Get Smart was actually much funnier – which more than likely has to do with the fact that the legendary Mel Brooks was one of the creators.

Inside the Get Smart: The Complete Series boxset you’ll find all 138 episodes ever made. Also included are a range of special features, such as audio commentaries on selected installments and highlights from a reunion in 2003.

Click here to get this for £29.99 from Play.com.

24: The Complete Seasons One To Six £74.97

After what seems like forever, 24 returned to UK screens in December of 2008 with the feature-length "Redmeption" TV movie. This bridges the gap between the last series and the next one to come (which aired in January on Sky One, with only a 24 hour delay from the US showing – see what they did there?).

If you need a chance to catch up before season seven comes out on DVD, then the 24: The Complete Seasons One To Six boxset might just be what you need. Inside it you’ll find 40 discs which contain a total of 144 episodes, along with the usual offering of extra features (commentaries, featurettes, deleted scenes, etc).

Amazon are selling this for £74.97 – click here for more details.