Free Giveaway CDs and DVDs with newspapers

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THERE'S a ho-ho-whole lot of comedy for every reader with our (The SUN)Christmas TV Specials DVD collection.

Starting Monday Nov 27, you can claim a FREE DVD of the best Christmas episodes from some of Britain’s favourite TV programmes!

There are six fantastic Christmas TV Specials to collect from Only Fools and Horses, Absolutely Fabulous, One Foot in the Grave, Father Ted and Alan Partridge to The Fast Show, all guaranteed to get you in a festive mood.


To get your hands on this fantastic DVD Collection of Christmas TV Specials, simply cut out the voucher printed in The Sun newspaper every day next week and take it to any participating Asda, Martins or McColls store. Or collect all six vouchers and send them to the address we’ll print in The Sun, along with £4.50 p&p and we’ll deliver the complete collection to you.



On Monday, we bring you the fantastic Only Fools and Horses Dates special.

In this feature length episode, Del Boy is delighted with his computer date and can’t resist boasting to everyone about Raquel the actress but the rest of the crowd get a chance to meet her sooner than Del planned!



Tuesday is Absolutely Fabulous with Eddy and Patsy in 2002’s Gay episode.

Patsy is in her element – with her brand new concept store for “rich !!!!!es whose faces have been pulled so tight they can’t see what they’re buying” she’s sure to make the front row (of the champagne tent) at New York Fashion Week.

Meanwhile, Eddy is eager to see her lovely son, Serge, again after 12 years – especially now she’s found out he’s gay. After all, what better companion could a girl have for New York’s Fashion Week? The only problem is, Eddy has to find him first.



On Wednesday, get your hands on One Foot In The Grave, Who’s Listening Christmas episode.

All the miseries in the world seem a hundred times worse at Christmas; in this hilarious hour-long Christmas special Victor isn’t in a seasonal mood thanks to Mrs Warboys’s nativity play, a hostage crisis and 263 garden gnomes.



Thursday’s festive giveaway is Father Ted’s A Christmassy Ted.

All Father Ted wants is a “nice quiet Christmas with no unusual incidents or strange people turning up”. But no one can hear Ted’s prayer above the pandemonium of the Parochial house.



On Friday we’re giving you the excellent Knowing Me, Knowing Yule with Alan Partridge”.

He’s got the very best of Christmas guests including the choir boy who didn’t make it onto TV, Fanny Thomas and the TV chef with a naughty difference, Simply Red’s Mick Hucknall and the Biggest Christmas Cracker in the World will be pulled by thirteen Royal Plymouth Sea Cadets.



Saturday’s freebie is the classic Fast Show Christmas special.

Featuring all your favourite characters, including Jesse’s Diets, Ted & Ralph, Ron Manager, Competitive Dad, Jazz Club, Suit You Sir, Colin Hunt, Patrick Nice, Bob Fleming, Unlucky Alf, Billy Bleach and more

Potsdamerplatz

The "Father Ted" Christmas special is especially good and lasts for 60-minutes. Excellent value for money!!! :j

white_were_wolf

Thanks quoia!

Also, don't forget to get the excellent film High Hopes today with The Guardian.
For details see http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=988226&postcount=1

EmbraThru"n"Thru

Daily Mail - Saturday 2 Dec 2006, The Slipper and the Rose (1976) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075232/

Mail On Sunday - Sunday 3 Dec 2006, Little Lord Fauntleroy (1980)http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081062/

Then a fairytale everyday for the next two weeks.

Potsdamerplatz

EmbraThrunThru wrote:

Then a fairytale everyday for the next two weeks.

The Daily Mail token redemption will be at WH Smith starting on Monday 4th December to Friday 15th December.

There will be 12 fairytale DVD's in all to collect. A token will be in that particular day's paper and you redeem this at WH Smith on the day in order to collect your free movie.

Some of the 12 titles include:

* Beauty And The Beast

* Aladdin

* The Wizard Of Oz

* Sleeping Beauty

* Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs

* The Little Mermaid

* Sinbad



The Daily Mail expects these discs to be extremely popular and recommends that you reserve your newspaper in advance at WH Smith in order to be assured of receiving a copy.

I wonder if these are the real Hollywood movies or perhaps just animated cartoon adaptations?

I guess it will give parents something to occupy young children with in the few days leading up to Christmas when excitement is running high!!!

Best regards.

white_were_wolf

Thanks EmbraThru"n"Thru, Potsdamerplatz. Looks like it's back to the silly season for the kiddies again - not so good for childless film buffs. Sigh.

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My local Asda didn't have the DVD in atall and I popped in twice today on my travels. They said the voucher could be used tomorrow but its a different DVD and one I don't want.

melt71

The Mail are advertising free DVD's as from tomorrow, 14 in total over the next two weeks - classic fairy tales and Disney films.

I think the dvd is actually in the paper - not a voucher, but you'll have to check as I'm not 100% sure.

I can't wait for the Jungle Book one!!

Misterel

melt71 wrote:

The Mail are advertising free DVD's as from tomorrow, 14 in total over the next two weeks - classic fairy tales and Disney films.

I think the dvd is actually in the paper - not a voucher, but you'll have to check as I'm not 100% sure.

I can't wait for the Jungle Book one!!

Its from this weekend. DVDs in the paper Saturday and Sunday and tokens during the week (redeemable at Smiths)

quoia