Cheap DVDs

Tinker Bell (Blu-Ray) £7.85

In every Disney movie she's appeared in, Tinker Bell has never spoken – until now. The film which bears her own name is also unlike any other featuring the character, as it's been produced using 3D modelling instead of traditional animation.

As this a high definition release, the picture and sound are pretty much perfect although I'm still personally to be convinced whether there's any real benefit to having animation in crystal-clear quality – some will disagree though.

The Hut are selling Tinker Bell, on Blu-Ray, for £7.85 – click here for more details.

Stephen Fry: In America From £6.99

Stephen Fry: In America is a BBC documentary series that sees the actor travel across America to reveal a country in which he was almost born. I say "almost" because his dad turned down a job in New Jersey just before he was born.

Both the DVD and Blu-Ray releases are double disc sets which contain all six fully uncut episodes, as well as some unseen footage – although obviously the picture and sound quality on the high definition version are of a much higher standard.

Click here to buy the DVD for £6.99 from HMV, or click here to buy the Blu-Ray for £8.95 from The Hut.

David Attenborough: The Life Collection £55.45

Whilst David Attenborough: The Life Collection is the most complete collection of the great naturalist's documentaries that he has made for the BBC, it sadly doesn't contain every single series – "Life In Cold Blood" was not available when this was produced, so hasn't been included.

What you do get are 24 discs packed with some of the most breathtaking scenery and amazing animals that you'll ever see. "Life On Earth", "The Living Planet", "The Trials Of Life", "Life In The Freezer", "The Private Life Of Plants", "The Life Of Birds", "The Life Of Mammals", and "Life In The Undergrowth" are all interesting and informative at the same time.

To get this set for £55.45 delivered from the BBC Shop, simply click here.

House: Seasons One to Five Collection £49.99

While older viewers might still associate Hugh Laurie with such iconic comedy stuff as Blackadder, younger audiences have become more accustomed to him appearing in straight roles – medical drama House being probably the best work he's done in quite some time.

The House: Seasons One to Five Collection boxset contains the first 110 episodes of the U.S. series, along with far too many extra features to list here. Suffice to say, they include a number of audio commentaries, featurettes on the making of the show and some other bits and pieces.

Click here to buy this set of cheap DVDs for £49.99 from Sendit.com, which can actually be bought for £48.99 until Sunday the 24th of January by using the Sendit.com £1 voucher.

The Beiderbecke Trilogy: 21st Anniversary Edition £11.95

The Beiderbecke Trilogy refers to three television serials ("The Beiderbecke Affair", "The Beiderbecke Tapes", and "The Beiderbecke Connection") that were aired on ITV between 1984 and 1987, which centre around the lives of two schoolteachers who work at a rundown comprehensive school in Leeds.

Inside this The Beiderbecke Trilogy: 21st Anniversary Edition boxset you'll find five discs containing all 12 episodes, along with the "Get Lost!" mini-series and some cast interviews. Also included is a bonus soundtrack CD that highlights some of the top-notch jazz music used throughout.

Click here to get this for £11.95 from The Hut.

Sendit.com £1 Discount

I'm so excited that I can barely type, as this Sendit.com £1 discount has left me giddy.

*Sarcasm mode off*

It is nice of them to provide a bit more of a saving, so I really shouldn't take the piss – simply enter the voucher code SECRET10 at the checkout, when spending £10 or more, to get your saving between now and midnight on Sunday the 24th of January.

Click here to see what they have.

Transformers (Blu-Ray) £7.99

Many people of a certain age will remember the animated series of Transformers with a fond heart, even if it was basically a glorified advert for the accompanying toy line – although this is a tad bit cynical (though somewhat grounded in truth).

The big-screen version took a fair while to make it to cinemas, but when it did we were rewarded with something that surpassed expectations in a big way. The sequel has since been released too, but the least said about it the better I'm afraid…

If you fancy Transformers, on Blu-Ray, click here to buy it for £7.99 from Gameplay.

On the Buses: The Complete Series £17.95

On the Buses is a British situation comedy that was rejected by the BBC, which led to the creators instead offering the show to ITV – who snapped it up and subsequently turned it into one of the most famous series' we've ever had.

The On the Buses: The Complete Series boxset contains all 74 episodes that were ever produced, along with the first installment of spin-off "Don't Drink the Water" (which is about the adventures of Blakey in Spain).

The Hut are selling this for £17.95 – click here for more details.

The Hut £4 Discount

The Hut £4 discount code does exactly what it says on the tin, by giving you a £4 saving – just so long as you spend at least £40 between now and midnight on the 24th of January 2010.

Simply enter CLEAR4 at the checkout once you meet this requirement to get your discount.

Click here to see what they have on offer.

Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Player £79.99

Blu-Ray hasn't quite taken off as much as some would have hoped, but with prices falling by a fairly big amount in recent times it could be a good idea to look at the technology – trust me when I say that the jump from standard DVD to high definition is incredible.

The Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray player not only allows you to play Blu-Rays, but will also upscale your DVDs as well. What this basically means is that the picture is improved (although obviously a bit below what you'd get with true HD).

Click here to buy the Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Player for £79.99 from Amazon.