Episode 14: Title: “Interpretive Dance”
Episode 15 Title: “Romantic Expressionism”
Episode 16 Title: “Communication Studies”
Episode 17 Title: “Physical Education”
Episode 18 Title: “Basic Genealogy”
Episode 19 Title: “Beginner Pottery”

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Bristle's finest animation team have produced this showcase of their much loved Creature Comfort characters. Highlights include a pair of very dry-humoured circus monkeys, a beautifully observed upbeat guide dog and a pair of slugs discussing gardening. The six shorts are set in familiar locations and are drawn from real interviews with people of differing levels of sanity, the animators clearly relished bringing out the ridiculous in our inane chatterings. The expressions of the hypochondriac d find out more...

Using Nick Park's plastic fantastics and the voices of an often disillusioned and eccentric British public this endearingly funny compilation of animated sketches include; The Beach, The Pet Shop, What's It All About? Being A bird, Is Anyone Out There? Cats or Dogs and Merry Christmas. find out more...

A well funny, piss take of Star wars: 'A New Hope' has Peter playing the swashbuckling Han Solo, Lois as the sexy Princess Leia, Chris as an adolescent Luke Skywalker, Brian as a well-spoken Chewbacca and Stewie finally embracing his dark side as Darth Vader. find out more...

The holidays go haywire for the Griffins; Peter raids a trailer park to retrieve his misplaced family gifts, Lois loses it to holiday stress, goes on a rampage and scales Quahog's Christmas tree, and Stewie makes a heart warming discovery, there is a Santa Claus - and he will deliver plutonium. find out more...

Hmmm. What to make of this? Without comparing it to the Simpsons... The humour is very dry and cynical and slightly 'druggier' than its Springfield based counterpart, just as its storylines are slightly more adult. In the box for satirical animation, there is scarcely any space unfilled by the behemoth that is the The Simpsons. However, Family Guy manages to find some room to manoevure, at times featuring some inspired comic moments, most of which come from the dog 'Brian' and baby Stewie, whose find out more...

Season Two continues and improves upon the original series. This disc features a staggering 15 episodes with which to overdose on sarcasm, edgy animated humour. Issues addressed include Brian's peeing problem, Peter's addiction to liposuction and Meg's trouble with the law after she 'outs' Luke Perry whilst Stewie finds himself the peculiar hostage of mutants. Good evening-in-with-stoned-friends stuff. find out more...

The Family that makes the Simpson's look like a bastion of altruistic harmony in a sea of sanity, return for a third wierded-out season. The Kiss Seen Around The World; A Fish Out Of Water; To Live And Die In Dixie; Peter Griffin:Husband, Father …Brother?; Mr. Saturday Night; Emission Impossible; Screwed The Pooch. find out more...

Back due to popular demand, it's the complete fourth series of freakin' sweet adventures with the Griffin family! Featuring 13 animated episodes of pure, unadulterated comedy! find out more...

Back due to popular demand, it's the complete fourth series of freakin' sweet adventures with the Griffin family! Featuring 13 animated episodes of pure, unadulterated comedy! find out more...