Underbelly Files - The Man Who Got Away

David McMillan was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He could have been anything but he chose a life of crime. By his early 20s he had made the interpol top ten most wanted list. his partner in crime happened to be the love of his life, Clelia Vigano, respctable daughter of Melbourne restaurateurs. Together McMillan and Clelia were an unstoppable force until she lost her life in a prison fire. McMillan blamed himself, and the guilt spurred him on to even greater risks.

His personal journey ended in a notorious Thai prison, The Bangkok Hilton, facing a firing squad...or did it?

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Underbelly Files - Infiltration

Colin McLaren was a Victorian detective with a reputation for thumbing his nose at authority and an appetite for hard, if not impossible cases. He was looking for redemption. When the chance came to go undercover with the Australian branch of the Calabrian mafia he jumped at it. It would prove to be the most dangerous, exhausting, confronting 18months of his life, but it was also the most thrilling time he ever knew and resulted in the biggest win of his career, seeing 11 of the country's most villainous Mafioso sent to prison.

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Underbelly Files - Tell Them Lucifer Was Here

Compelling, true-life stories are at the core of these three new telemovies that lay bare human behaviour at its best and worst.

Written by founding Underbelly writer Peter Gawler and directed by Shawn Seet this two-hour telemovie tells the tragic story of the 1998 murders of Victoria Police Officers Rod Miller and Gary Silkand centres on the enormous efforts of the Lorimer Task Force in tracking down the killers. Sending convulsions through the entire police force, the resultant criminal investigation was the biggest in Victorian history.

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Great British Classic Cars

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TRIUMPH
There can’t be many pastimes more rewarding and pleasurable than owning a classic car; and there’s certainly no classic car quite like a Triumph. In this programme you can see a handpicked selection and take a front seat as they’re put through their paces.

Also awaiting your attention is the rich history that lies behind each featured model. The Stag, TR2, TR7, Herald and the schoolboy dream Spitfire are all featured in detail - classic, iconic models indelibly implanted in the minds of enthusiasts of the loved and respected Triumph marque.

MG
The MG car company was founded in the 1920s by Cecil Kimber, who was at the time employed by another illustrious name in the automotive world, William Morris. MG in fact comes from the name Morris Garages.

As a marque, the MG name was in production for over 50 years, creating some of the most iconic and muchloved sports cars in motoring history. In this programme we explore many of these historic vehicles while getting “up close and personal” with the personalities and car enthusiasts who make up the MG world. The K3, Midget, Roadster, PA, TA, MGB, all feature in this collection.

Star billing has to go to the white MGA tourer, a beautifully restored and much loved classic MG car.

VAUXHALL
As one of the most long-standing and successful motor companies Britain has ever known, Vauxhall, alongside other great names of the car industry, makes up the foundation of the nation’s unique motoring heritage. Vauxhall has produced a plethora of models, ranging from military transport and sports cars, to family and commercial vehicles, and in this programme we explore a handful of their most celebrated models.

A fine example of a Vauxhall 14 opens the programme, closely followed by the epitome of elegance and post-war chic, the Velox. Next to be featured is a 1948 model J type, followed by the trailblazing Vauxhall 10. Originally priced at £168, this car helped bring the open road to the British post-war family, due to Vauxhall’s reduced production costs, and the company’s wise decision to pass the savings onto the consumer. A white VX490 is next to be shown, and can only be described as a true 1960s machine. It is followed by a red 1924 Vauxhall 30/98, a show-stopper and a head turner, in real life and on the small screen, which brings this gala performance from one of Britain’s best loved marques to a finale.

MORGAN & AUSTIN MORRIS
Here we visit two great British events. The first is Brooklands Museum for an Austin and Morris motor gathering. Every year the museum holds special open days when the public and motor enthusiasts can visit the excellent Museum Of Motor Racing, see the famous Brooklands Track and watch cars attempt to climb the famous Test Hill.

Our cameras were there to capture this unique and fascinating event. In part two we visit a Morgan owners club rally in the beautiful setting of Margam Park, South Wales, to see hundreds of Morgan sports cars both old and new. It is an event not to be missed! So sit back and enjoy the spirit of motoring past and present.

Great British Steam

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Northern England
In this enthralling programme from 1994, we visit the North of England, birthplace of the industrial revolution and home to an enormous variety of steam interest. In Middleton, one of the world’s oldest railways has been resurrected, while the Bowes Railway works its early rope-hauled inclines. In the Lake District, narrow gauge steam conveys tourists through the beautiful scenery of Ravenglass and Eskdale, but equally delightful are the standard gauge railways over the North Yorkshire Moors, and in the high valley of South Tyneside.

Active preservation societies operate traditional Pennine branch lines at the Keighley and Worth Valley, and in East Lancashire. Steam centres at Carnforth and Southport maintain locomotives which have access to BR’s main lines, but the whole is fi nely complemented by collections from the National Railway Museum at York and the Beverly Museum of Army Transport.

Scotland
Scotland has a proud railway tradition, and its steam heritage has been kept alive by a number of preserved railways, some of which are featured in this absorbing programme from 1994. Foremost is the Bo’ness and Kinneil Railway, where the Scottish Railway Preservation Society operates both its own and BR’s metals, culminating in a long-awaited return of steam to the Highland Main Line. In Glasgow, the Museum of Transport has preserved locomotives from all major Scottish Railways, as well as commemorating the Glasgow Tram.

Industrial Railways are represented by the Scottish Industrial Railway centre near Ayr, and by a small, but dynamic Railway Society at Prestongrange in East Lothian. While in the Highlands, the Strathspey Railway, and the Caledonian Railway at Brechin provide for the tourist and enthusiast alike.

Southern England
The Bluebell Railway was Britain’s first preserved standard gauge railway and in 1994, when this engrossing programme was produced, was still expanding, as was the nearby Kent and East Sussex, and the Great Central Railway (which has now adopted main line running). The Severn Valley Railway promotes itself as Britain’s premiere steam railway, while Paignton and Dartmouth is ‘the holiday line’. All demonstrate the enormous enthusiasm generated by the steam locomotive. Other tastes are catered for by the Lavender line’s Wine & Dine Steam Specials. The Sittingbourne and Kemsley and the Foxfield Railway both appeal to industrial enthusiasts, and the incredible Romney Hythe and Dymchurch, the most fully equipped 15” gauge railway in the world, is also featured. We fi nish with the South Devon Railway, the epitome of a GWR rural branch line.

Wales
The small narrow gauge lines that once carried slate and other materials from the quarries to the Welsh coast led the way for the British Railway Preservation Movement. This delightful programme from 1994 shows how these lines provide for railway enthusiasts and tourists alike, and also features the activities of the Ffestiniog Railway, Welsh Highland Railway, Bala Lake, Llanberis Lake, Corris and the father of them all, the Talyllyn Railway.

Railways at Fairborne and the slopes of Snowdon (Wales’ highest mountain) were built to cater to visitors, as was the Conwy Valley Rail Museum and the Great Orme Tramway at Llandudno. But standard gauge locomotives were also busy, on the Llangollen Railway and on the Cambrian main line along the North Wales Coast. The programme ends in Aberystwyth, with the Electric Cliff Railway, and the Vale Of Rheidol, the last steam to be operated in Britain.

Great British Railways Portrait Of A Region

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Northern England
This programme presents colourful exhibition of the modern railway landscape in the North of England, and portrays broad canvas capturing all the sights and sounds of the region’s railways. It includes: East Lancashire Railway, Manchester-Sheffield Main Line, North Yorkshire Moors, Ravenglass and Eskdale, Bowes Railway, Multiple Units, Manchester Airport, Preserved Diesels and Brooside Miniature Steam.

The Midlands
The programme features sixty different types of motive power, from steam to diesel to electric, British Rail, preserved and private, standard and narrow gauge.

The South East
This programme takes a look at the railway scene in England’s Home Counties. Over seventy different types of motive power are shown, including: Mid-Hants Railway, Old Oak Common Open Day, Leighton Buzzard Railway, Orient Express, Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Bluebell Railway, Network Turbo Units, Kent And East Sussex Lines and many more.

The South West
Visiting an area covering Devon, Cornwall, Somerset, Avon, Gloucester, Wiltshire and South Wales, this DVD provides a quick look at a huge array of train and railway sights. Included are the West Somerset Railway - The Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway - Westbury Junction - Exeter Railfair - Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway and much more...

These programmes were originally released individually in 2007.

Kirstie Allsopp: Kirstie’s Handmade Britain The Complete Series One

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In this Channel 4 series Queen of the Handmade Kirstie Allsopp turns her love of crafts into a sport, travelling across the country entering the toughest craft competitions at Britain’s brilliant country shows.

From hand sewing to paper crafts, flower arranging to baking, Kirstie struggles with the pressures of competition rules and tests her mettle in the cutthroat world of competitive amateur and professional crafters. She’s got a lot to learn if she wants to stand a chance of making things good enough to win her a rosette, and under the guidance of some of Britain’s best artisans Kirstie hones her skills and creates craft masterpieces fit to be judged against her incredibly skilled rivals.

This series is all about crafts and inspiring everyone to get stuck in and go crazy for making things; but more than anything, this time, it’s all about WINNING.

Disc 1

Episode 1 - Baking and Afternoon Tea at the Devon County Show

Episode 2 - Paper Craft at the Royal Welsh Show

Episode 3 - Needlecraft at the Great Yorkshire Show

Disc 2

Episode 4 - Floral Art at the Royal Cornwall Show

Episode 5 - Gift Crafts with the Women’s Institute at the New Forest & Hampshire County Show

Disc 3

Episode 6 - Garden Craft at the Chagford Show

Episode 7 - Meat at the Nidderdale Show

Disc 4

Episode 8 - Kirstie’s Handmade Christmas

Episode 9 - Kirstie’s Home for Christmas

Great British Classic Motorcycles

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Disk 1
Classic Motorcycles
Join Gerry Burr on his mission to seek out classic bikes at rallies all over the country. He tracks down models by BSA, Royal Enfield, Matchless, Sun, Norman, Triumph, sidecars, scooters and many more. Plus a visit to a motorcycle autojumble and auction to find out hints and tips on buying a classic bike. So sit tight and enjoy a ride of a lifetime back in time to see those classic motorcycles.

Disk 2
The Restoration of the British Motorcycle Museum
Virtually destroyed by fire in September 2003 together with many priceless exhibits, it has since been lovingly restored by a group of artisan engineers from the ranks of the world’s leading racing motorbike marques. Since the rebuild, the museum has been restored to even greater glory; you will see the finest collection of motorbikes from through the ages, all in one location.

Disk 3
Vintage Motorcycle Run
Gerry Burr joins 300 vintage, veteran and pre-1963 motorcycle owners for a 110-mile journey from Lyme Regis to Weston Super Mare. Organised by the Westland Classic Motorcycle Club, the
Great Western coast to coast run attracts an entry list of famous and some rare makers of solo and side car motorcycles, with great names like BSA, Norton, Triumph, Sunbeam and many more.
So sit back and enjoy these motorcycle memories as we go coast to coast!

Disk 4
Spirit of the 60s
Join Gerry Burr on Great Britain’s biggest classic motorcycle run. 500 motorcycles from the 50s and 60s gather each year at the Fleet Air Arm Museum in Yeovilton, for a classic bike run around Somerset. Gerry seeks out the motorcycles that capture the spirit of the 60s as we follow the run to the East Somerset Railway at Cranmore. There’s bikes, bikes and more bikes on this, the biggest classic bike run in Britain.

These programmes were originally released individually in 2002.

Great British Tractors and Traction Engines

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 Disk 1
Classic Tractors
For many years the farm tractor has had a certain fascination for many people in the preservation world. Now you can see a cavalcade of the most famous tractors ever on parade. Tractors of almost every shape and size are here for you to see and presenter Gerry Burr gives us a fascinating look into this everyday working tool that has a huge following of fans all over the world!  

Disk 2
The Greatest Tractor Show On Earth Ever!
Cheffin’s Tractor Millennium, which we claim as the greatest tractor event ever to have been put together, was two and a half years in the making. Altogether 1958 tractors turned up, and if you include the models, then there were over 2,000 entrants. To commemorate the new millennium, enthusiasts from 23 countries turned up to view tractors, tractors, tractors. These include John Deere, Marshall, Fordson, Doe and Caterpillar, all taking part in the great dynamometer horsepower contest, which sees modern tractors going head to head with vintage machines. Now all can experience the thrills of that day.

Disk 3
The Greatest Tractor Show On Earth Is Back!
The greatest tractor show on earth is back. This event, Cheffin’s Tractor Millennium, spread over a whole weekend, and this programme records the Sunday events of that extraordinary rally when the world came together to celebrate the start of a new millennium and the farming vehicles that had helped us along the road to prosperity in the previous one. By the opening of the second day, it was clear to all taking part that they were involved in a spectacularly successful show. We take the opportunity to have a closer look at some of the more unusual exhibits, and interview the owners of vehicles as early as the Cockshutt 1900 model. Other tractors examined in detail include the Rolo Croftmaster, the Northrop, and a 1922 Case tractor, fully restored. As the show draws to a close, there can be little doubt in the mind of any of the visitors that they have taken part in a truly unique event.

Disk 4
Model Traction Engines
The annual international steam up at Rode Bird Gardens in Bath has become one of the largest gatherings of scale model traction engines in England. This two-day event attracts an entry of over fifty of the most interesting and spectacular models. There are also many model steam trains running along the miniature railway that runs through the beautiful gardens. Many models have taken years of patient hard work to complete. We see them all from the smallest to the largest.

Great British Commercial Vehicles

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Disk 1

Commercial Vehicles Celebration
Welcome to the first in our series of the Commercial Collection, the first set made exclusively for the commercial vehicle enthusiast. Nigel James takes a look at the following vehicles:
A Scammell Highwayman with showman’s living wagon, Leyland Comet mine rescue vehicle, 1949 Metz fire engine from Germany, 1926 Model T Ford lorry, 1913 Leyland ST bus, 1956 Alvis Ferret scout car, 1948 Albion Chieftain flatbed lorry, 1934 Sentinel steam lorry, 1966 Snorkel fire engine from the USA, the British Gas vehicle collection, the Scammell Owners Club south Wales road run, a collection of barrel organs and a 1916 street piano. Plus much more!

Disk 2
Commercial Vehicles Jamboree
In volume two Nigel James visits the Abergavenny Steam Rally and the Bromyard Gala, featuring the commercial vehicle road run, Oxwich models’ 1960s Wallace Arnold buses, a 1930s Austin Ruby van, N&C Luxury Coaches Brown Bombers 1930 -1971 and a Morris LDI commercial with a built in fairground organ.  

Disk 3
Commercial Vehicles Tribute
Volume three sees Gerry Burr visit the Bovington test track for heavy commercials in mud, glorious mud, the 1994 Bournemouth to Bath H.C.V.S. run, the Barry Island bus and coach Wales Rally and the Dennis Specialist Vehicles centenary celebrations.

Disk 4
Commercial Vehicles Parade
Our intrepid host Gerry Burr visits the Yeovilton Steam Rally and the Bovington Military Vehicle Rally, featuring A.E.C., Leyland, Bristol and other famous-name buses, a rare bonnetted ‘Hippo Lorry,’ the A.E.C. Major tanker ‘Apollo,’ a 969 Diamond T Wrecker, a WW2 Morris Quad with a 25lb gun, the Morris Tilley and an amphibious D.U.K.W.

John Wayne- All American Hero

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Disc 1

West Of The Divide (NTSC)

Ted Hayden impersonates a wanted man and joins Gentry’s gang only to learn later that Gentry was the one who killed his father. He saves Fay Winters’ Dad’s ranch from Gentry and also rescues his long-lost brother Spud.

The Man From Utah (NTSC)

The Marshal sends John Weston to a rodeo to discover who is killing the prize-winning riders. Barton has organized the rodeo and plans to leave with all the prize money put up by the townspeople. When it appears that Weston will beat Barton’s rider, he has his men prepare the same fate for him that befell the other riders.

Disc 2

The Star Packer (NTSC)

One of John Wayne’s best ‘B’ Westerns, Star Packer features John Wayne as John Travers, who with the help of his Native American companion, Yak, pursues the dangerous Shadow and his gang.

When the town’s Sheriff is killed, Wayne takes over and makes plans to trap Shadow once and for all.

Blue Steel (NTSC)

In Blue Steel, John Wayne portrays U.S. marshal John Carruthers who observes a robbery, but the town’s Sheriff thinks Wayne is the culprit. Meanwhile, the town’s leading citizen is planning to rob everyone blind.

Disc 3

The Angel And The Bad Man (PAL)

The first film produced by and starring John Wayne, The Angel & The Bad Man is the story of an outlaw trying to change his life. Wayne, wounded, collapses on the doorstep of a Quaker family. While they nurse him back to health, he begins to fall in love with the daughter, played by Gail Russell. The gunslinger’s desire to change is offset by his strong desire to avenge his foster father’s murder.

John Wayne On Film (PAL)

John Wayne, The Duke... if you’re looking for heroes, for someone who embodies the American experience, look no further. This documentary takes us on a trip through Wayne’s legendary film career. From his struggles in the 1930s, to Stagecoach and the rejuvenation of the Western genre and onto Fort Apache, The Alamo, The Searchers and other unforgettable classics that propelled John Wayne to the ranks of movie star, mythic hero and American institution.

Disc 4

The American West Of John Ford (PAL)

John Ford was among the most durable creative directors of the American cinema, with some 50 years of continual high quality work to his credit, all of it stamped with his unmistakeable signature. Ford’s films, particularly Westerns, express a deep aesthetic sensibility for the American past and the spirit of the frontier. Ford was a folk artist, a master storyteller, and a poet of the moving image. His compositions have a classic strength in which masses of people and their natural surroundings are beautifully juxtaposed, often in breathtaking long shots. In this classic documentary, we take an in-depth look into the extraordinary career and life of John Ford, with insights from James Stewart, John Wayne, Henry Fonda and others who experienced the legend of the greatest film director of the Old West.

The War Years- Narrated by Michael Aspel

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The Phoney War
1938 - and the Munich Crisis. Germany invades Czechoslovakia and Britain introduces conscription. Trenches are dug and sandbags appear throughout London.

Poland is invaded and Britain declares war, London evacuates its children and the British Expeditionary Force embarks for France. Although British shipping is being sunk, this is the ‘Phoney War’. Blackout is introduced and road accidents double, Churchill replaces Chamberlain. The BEF is routed in France and the miracle of Dunkirk occurs. DeGaulle flies to London as Paris falls.

The Battle Of Britain
June 1940 and Western Europe is under German domination.
German bombers shell Channel convoys and the RAF is drawn into battle. The British public contribute saucepans and scrap metal to build aeroplanes. The Local Defence Volunteer Force (Home Guard) numbers 1.5m men but only 70,000 rifles.

As Italy enters the War, Americans predict that British defeat is inevitable. Heavy losses are sustained as Germans bomb aircraft factories. Air raid shelters become part of everyday life as 1000-bomber raids over London become a nightly event.

The Blitz
The final phase of the Battle of Britain takes place as the Blitz continues. One Londoner in every six is made homeless, but Hitler fails to gain air supremacy and the invasion is cancelled. Despite the pounding of London, morale remains high among its people.
The Luftwaffe broadens its targets with attacks on major ports and appallingly destructive raids on Coventry. Atlantic convoys suffer as U-Boat packs exact a heavy toll. Over 40,000 are killed in the Blitz and 200,000 made homeless.

The Turning Tide & The Final Chapter
The shared suffering has created a new comradeship and determination - ‘London can take it’ the Americans are told. However, one military disaster follows another as Rommel triumphs in North Africa.

Britain suffers acute shortages as three merchant ships are sunk in a day. Food rationing is introduced and America begins ‘Lend-Lease.’ Women contribute as never before, working in Industry, Women’s Services and civil defence. By 1943, some 7.5 million women are in paid employment, 50,000 in engineering and 20,000 on the land.

Hitler suffers crushing defeat in Russia although costs to the Soviets are enormous. 3m fighting men are stationed in the UK poised for the invasion of Europe. D-Day is the 6th of June, and within days of the landing over 3m allied soldiers are fighting on French soil.

The French Resistance fights street battles in Paris as the allies approach. V1 and V2 bombs pose a new threat to London, but by April Berlin is surrounded and Hitler commits suicide. Germany is defeated, but war against Japan will continue for a further 3 months.

In The Footsteps Of The Beatles

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Disc 1: Merseyside
This wide-ranging 2008 programme visits locations up, down and on both sides, of the River Mersey where the Beatles honed their talents. The destinations include localities as varied as Bootle, the industrial town to the north of Liverpool, and New Brighton, the fairground paradise of the Liverpudlian.
Along the way, we take our own journey on a ferry across the Mersey, the river whose merchant seamen literally smuggled rock ‘n’ roll into the UK in the form of vinyl LPs. Last but not least, we meet a wide range of Liverpudlians, the people whose warmth and dry wit were shared by the group, and were an integral part of their launch into superstardom.

Disc 2: Liverpool
For many visitors, Liverpool is one giant theme park... and the theme is the Beatles. At least, such is the suggestion of Spencer Leigh, Liverpudlian, disc jockey for BBC Radio Merseyside and investigator of the Beatles phenomenon for over forty years. Together with Spencer and Beatles historian Ray O’Brien, this 2006 programme explores key Beatles sites, including the Cavern Club, and the childhood homes of John, Paul, George and Ringo. At the same time, we meet personalities who made the Liverpool scene the epicentre of the 60s cultural explosion, including Allan Williams (the man who gave away the Beatles), Kingsize Taylor, (the man who brought rock’n’roll into Liverpool) and that’s just for starters. Essential viewing for anyone who was around at the time, and all the others who wish they had been!

Disc 3: Hamburg
Liverpool DJ Spencer Leigh visits the Hamburg locations that played a vital roll in shaping the early career of The Beatles while highlighting “The Hamburg Sound” exhibition and speaking with the friends and collaborators who all witnessed the band’s stratospheric ascent to the top of the charts.
A celebration of the artistic environment that helped to produce one of the most popular musical acts ever, this 2007 documentary is sure to appeal to music archivists and anyone interested in our rock and roll heritage.

Disc 4: London
The Beatles London is without doubt the most detailed investigation of the legendary group at this point of their career. It is guaranteed to provide new insights both for the Beatles fan and the dedicated chronicler of the history of popular music.

Presented by Richard Porter, founder of the London Beatles Fan Club and author of the Guide to the Beatles London, this 2007 programme takes the viewer to key Beatles sights of London, such as EMI Studios and the iconic pedestrian crossing at Abbey Road; the Fab Four’s London homes; Decca Studios where they failed their audition, and much more.

Eddie Stobart Complete Series Three

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The popular observational documentary series featuring iconic haulage firm Eddie Stobart returns for a third action packed series. This time around, 20 young lads compete to win 10 places on the firm’s coveted apprenticeship scheme, Stobart attempt to conquer the airways with their latest £100 million venture, the company hold their first ever trucking festival for their legion of fans, and much, much more featuring the fans’ favourite truckers.

The box set includes the special ‘Eddie Stobart’s Christmas Delivery’ in which, among other adventures, Santa’s little helpers endeavour to deliver half a million trees collected from remote forests in Scotland to shops and garden centres around the country, including a very special 15 foot fir tree for Boyzone’s singer Shane Lynch.

Hello Kitty's Fun Times With Friends Thumbelina

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Thumbelina: Kitty becomes the Thumbelina. Born from a flower, Thumbelina leads a happy life, but when she is forced to marry an ugly frog, she runs away. Now Thumbelina goes on an adventure!

The Ugly Duckling: Pekkle has a different appearance from the others. His brothers throw him out, saying “You are not our brother.” In front of lonely Pekkle, however, appears a bird of similar appearance.

Three Little Pigs: Hello Kitty, Mimmy and Daniel helped three little pigs build their houses from straw, wood and brick. When they are completed, however, a wolf comes and threatens their homes.

The North Wind & the Sun: The North Wind and the Sun compete in taking out the cloaks of the travellers to see who is stronger. Then, Purin, Muffin and Scorn pass by and…Who wins the match?

The Queen Of Snow: Gerta and Kai are good friends but the Queen of Snow filled with envy at their close friendship freezes the heart of Kai and takes him to her castle. Gerta sets out on a journey to rescue Kai.

Puss In Boots: Only a cat is left to the youngest child, Rune, but this cat is very clever. Given boots and a big bag, Kitty goes outside.

Hello Kitty's Fun Times With Friends Cinderella

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Cinderella: The bell tolls 12 o’clock. It’s time for the spell to be lifted. “Oh, I have to go!” Leaving behind the Prince, Cinderella runs down the stairs.

The Duck’s Drakestail: Drakestail Pekkle lends money to the King who flings it away. In order to get his money back, Pekkle goes to the castle. What will happen there?

Momotaro: Kitty plays the role of Momotaro. Momotaro goes to Onigashima Island of the demons who frighten the village people.

The Tortoise & the Hare: Pom Pom Purin competes in the race with a Tortoise and a Hare. “Ready, set, go!” The Hare runs so fast! The Turtle goes slowly, and Purin is much slower?!

The Little Match Girl: Shepherd Badtz-Maru always lies to the village people, saying “A wolf is coming to eat up your sheep!” When a wolf appears in actuality, however, he finds himself in trouble!

Aladdin & His Wonderful Lamp: Keroppi Aladdin has a crush on the Queen. “I want to marry her!” With a present that Genie of the Lamp renders to him, Keroppi goes to the castle, but there awaits the scary Monster!

Hello Kitty's Fun Times With Friends Sleeping Beauty

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Sleeping Beauty: Because of the curse of a witch, the princess and all the other people in the castle, as well as the town, fall asleep. 100 years later, a prince hears the rumour and comes to rescue the princess.

The Ants & the Grasshopper: Grasshopper Badtz-Maru and Aunt Hanamaru appear in this Aesop fable. While Hanamaru works hard, Badtz-Maru plays around.

The Swan Princess: Eleven princes are turned into swans by their step mother.

The Gold Axe & the Silver Axe: Woodman Monkichi is an honest man and Momo-chan likes him! However, Zurukichi who likes Momo-chan befools Monkichi and makes him go into the forest to cut the wood.

The Nutcracker: Clara (Hello Kitty) loves her nutcracker. In her dream, the nutcracker saved her when she was attacked by evil mice.

The Country Mouse & the Town Mouse: Rat Kuririn leads a peaceful life in the countryside field. Hearing that there is a lot of tasty food in the town, he visits an urban rat.

Hello Kitty's Fun Times with Friends Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

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Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs: Kitty plays Snow White. Thrown out from the castle by her step mother, Snow White escapes deep into the forest and there starts a new life with seven dwarfs.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf: Shepherd Badtz-Maru always lies to the village people, saying “A wolf is coming to eat up your sheep!” When a wolf appears in actuality, however, he finds himself in trouble!

Jack & The Beanstalk: Pochacco plays Jack. He gains bean seeds in exchange for a cow. The sprouts appear and grow up and up into sky.

The Story of King Midas: Kitty and Mimmy go to the King for a haircut and there they learn the King’s secret.

Hansel & Gretel: Hansel (Daniel) and Gretel (Kitty) are left behind in the forest. Feeling hungry, they eat the candy house, but then they are captured by a witch.

Little Red Riding Hood: My Melody’s mother sends her to her grandma’s place, but it’s not grandma who is waiting for her; it’s the wolf who is still hungry, even after eating up her grandmother.

The Bamboo Princess: Kitty plays the Bamboo Princess in a Japanese classic story. Bamboo Princess, born from a bamboo grows, up to be beautiful and she is proposed marriage by the court nobles as well as the King.

The Emperor’s New Clothes: The King loves wearing new clothes, and orders his subjects to make a very unique outfit which causes a stir when he parades around the town.

Christmas with The Salvation Army

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Swingin' The Great American Christmas Songbook

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Christmas With Elvis

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