French & Saunders: Gentlemen Prefer French & Saunders
Gentlemen prefer blondes, but when Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders parody Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe, it's proof enough why comedy fans prefer French And Saunders. And ever wondered what the Queen has for a mid-morning snack? Of course not. But that won't stop breakfawn from hilariously reporting on this and other topics of equal importance. Stunning highlights include the meeting of the minds behind the book Rock Stars and Their Toilet Seats, a special Opera Classics recording session, an outrageous look at the magazine industry with Womanly World and the original Absolutely Fabulous skit.

French & Saunders: At The Movies
Wait till you see what these funny femmes do with movies that range from A to, uh T - from Alien to Thelma and Louise, plus Misery (watch out for the sledgehammer, dearie) and Silence of the Lambs. Also in French and Saunders' comedy sights are Shakespeare's England, the royal family, stuffy costume dramas, music videos and those sex-crazed dweebs who deliver the inter-office mail in a company just like yours.

French & Saunders: Living In A Material World
It's never safe to go into the water when these hilarious hotties throw on their swimsuits to join the cast of Baywatch...and that's just the beginning. French and Saunders puncture pretensions with sketches based on Fellini and Bergman, and mock the material girl and mopping up the floor with Batman and Braveheart

French & Saunders: The Ingenue Years
No one is safe when these ultra-funny femmes fatales parody some of Hollywood's brightest stars, including (but not limited to) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Elizabeth Taylor, and Doris Day. There's something for everyone in this collection: prima ballerinas, naughty schoolgirls, beer-drinking louts and Bond... James Bond.

French & Saunders: On The Rocks
Just when you though it was safe to go back into the water, these mavens of mimicry board the Titanic to send up bit-budget blockbusters. Their targets: superstars, raging film directors, production shortcuts and CGI. Joanna Lumley hosts a "making-of" mockumentary with an unwavering regard for her most flattering camera angle. Back on shore, the country ladies discover some damned fine pills, and Coors sing the praises of cloning.

French & Saunders: Back With A Vengeance
Who, while watching Cold Mountain, didn't hope that French & Saunders would be back with a vengeance? The girls are in fine form for Kill Bill and Troy as well. That still leaves plenty of time for their favorite celebrity targets. Saunders sends up the many songs and wigs of Cher, and French returns as Catherine Spartacus-Zeta-Douglas-Jones.