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Only Fools & Horses: The Complete Collection £79.97

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Although £79.97 sounds like quite a bit of money to spend on a set of DVDs, it’s actually quite cheap - Only Fools & Horses: The Complete Collection has a recommended price of £199.99!

For your money you’re getting a whopping 26 discs which contain every episode ever made of the fantastic British comedy, including the 16 specials.

Click here to buy this set from Amazon.

The Prisoner: The Complete Series £19.15

When an unnamed agent resigns from the British Government, he is gassed and wakes up to find himself locked in a prison known as "The Village" - he must determine how he can escape, and work out who the leader is.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Prisoner, the folks at Network DVD have released The Prisoner: The Complete Series. This is seven discs worth that runs for just over 14 hours, so you’ll be busy for a while!

If you fancy this set, click here to buy it for £19.15 delivered from Forget The Rest.

Zombie Boxset £5.99

If you’re a fan of horror films, and more specifically the zombie genre, then this Zombie Boxset may interest you. Although Land Of The Dead is a straight up gorefest, Shaun Of The Dead is actually a zombie horror comedy - which is brilliant.

Both films are absolutely packed with extra features - Shaun Of The Dead alone has four audio commentaries to work your way through (I don’t think I’ve seen that many since Fight Club, which is still available as part of The Brad Pitt Collection incidentally)!

Click here to buy this set for £5.99 from Choices UK.

The A-Team: Seasons 1-5 £10.99 Each

In 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court, for a crime they didn’t commit. These men promptly escaped a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team!

These immortal words are ingrained into almost everyone’s mind I would think, which just goes to show how popular the programme was/is. The A-Team: Season One contains all 14 episodes and runs for around 11 hours!

HMV have this boxset available for £10.99 - for more information, click here.

I ain’t gettin’ on no plane fool! Of course you are B.A., just as soon as you’ve been drugged by drinking some milk - which would probably be frowned upon by the PC-brigade if this was shown today.

The A-Team: Season Two has all 23 installments and features guest appearances from such actors as Michael Ironside, Ernie Hudson and Lance Henriksen.

Click here to buy this set, which is also £10.99 at HMV.

Although I don’t remember watching the A-Team when I was younger, it’s become one of my favourite shows as I’ve gotten older - probably much to do with the mindless violence (even though hardly anyone ever dies).

You’ll be excited to learn that The A-Team: Season Three is bumped up to 25 episodes, all of which feature at least one mention of the word "fool" by B.A. Baracus.

To get this boxset from HMV at that magic pricepoint of £10.99, click here.

Hulk Hogan makes a guest appearance in The A-Team: Season Four, which should be reason enough to make a purchase - his acting makes even someone as talentless as me look like a good actor.

This set is the first to feature any kind of bonus material as well. You get a featurette on 80s TV and a bonus episode from season five for no extra cost. Great.

Click here to buy this set for, you’ve guessed it, £10.99 from HMV.

Sadly by the time The A-Team: Season Five came around, the show had run out of steam. Adding a new member who can perform special effects was bad enough, but changing the theme music was probably the worst decision ever made.

As a result, only 13 episodes were made - to make up for this, the DVD boxset contains an exclusive interview with the creator of the series Stepehen J Cannell.

HMV are also selling this set for £10.99 - click here for more details.

Akira: The Ultimate Collection £5.99

In 1988, Akira defined the cutting edge of anime around the world. Even today it remains a landmark achievement in animation and retains the explosive impact of its highly detailed animation and intensely violent story of power and corruption.

Akira: The Ultimate Collection is a two disc set containing both the classic original and a new digitally remastered version, along with an hour-long documentary on the production process.

Click here to buy this set for £5.99 from Zavvi.

A History Of Violence £2.96

A History Of Violence is a drama thriller, loosely based on a graphic novel, about a man who stands up to criminals that are trying to rob his diner. Unfortunately, the following media attention brings some unwelcome visitors who reveal a past he’d tried to forget.

This great thriller is often overlooked, but it’s well worth catching - especially at this kind of price. The DVD comes with a whole host of bonus material as well, including an extensive documentary.

In order to get this for just £2.96 from uWish, all you have to do is click right here.

Knight Rider: Season Two £7.89

Can you have too much of a good thing? If you invest in Knight Rider: Season Two you’ll find out, as this has 24 episodes that each star David Hasselhoff - the conquerer of the Berlin Wall (in his own mind, at least).

Michael Knight fights for all the innocent people of the world by getting rid of nefarious criminals who flaunt the law. How we could do with him now!

Click here to bag this set for £7.89 from Sendit.com.

Rambo Boxset £14.99

If you haven’t seen any of the Rambo films, you’ve been missing out big time. All of them are prime examples of non-stop action, so if you like period dramas I’d steer well clear.

This Rambo Boxset contains every single Rambo film made so far, including the most recent one - which is, rather confusingly, called Rambo.

Play.com are selling this set for £14.99 - click here for more details.

The Tigon Collection £8.49

Back in the heady days of the late 60s and early 70s, British production companies became synoymous with horror - none more so than Tigon.

The Tigon Collection contains six of their best-know films including Witchfinder General, The Body Stealers, The Haunted House Of Horrors, Blood On Satan’s Claw, The Best In The Cellar and The Virgin Witch.

Click here to buy this set of cheap DVDs for £8.49 from Moviemail.

5 HD-DVDs For £20

Remember the other day we featured a 4 HD-DVDs for £20 offer? Well today it’s got slightly better, as you can now get 5 HD-DVDs for £20 from uWish.

The amount of titles has gone down slightly, but you can still get the Harry Potter films and A Clockwork Orange (as well as many others) as part of the deal.

To see the full list (which also includes many UMDs for use on the Sony PSP), simply click here.