I might have a look for that, though my local Smith's (Guildford) is rubbish...
Dan
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Quote: The Rook @ January 13 2010, 4:57 PM GMTBlimey! I bet you stood there thinking 'that can't be right'.
I did. Well you would, wouldn't you. It's probably less than they bought it for!
I've already got it years ago but I'll check my store in Leeds City Centre to see what they're doing it at.
Worth a look!
Sale on at Network. 40% off order of £100 or more, 50% off orders of £200 or more. The 40% deal is pretty good I suppose but you have act fast. If there's a few you want it could work out good for you!
I see you can get the complete One Foot In The Grave at HMV for £25. That's pretty good. I just wish they'd slim into down into one manageable box.
Quote: The Rook @ January 14 2010, 10:35 AM GMTWorth a look!
Sale on at Network. 40% off order of £100 or more, 50% off orders of £200 or more. The 40% deal is pretty good I suppose but you have act fast. If there's a few you want it could work out good for you!
Trouble is that Network's prices are often more than that % above cheapest elsewhere online. But yes, in some cases it could work out to be a real bargain!
Quote: chipolata @ January 28 2010, 3:44 PM GMTI see you can get the complete One Foot In The Grave at HMV for £25. That's pretty good. I just wish they'd slim into down into one manageable box.
Just £17.99 online!
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Quote: Aaron @ January 28 2010, 3:54 PM GMTTrouble is that Network's prices are often more than that % above cheapest elsewhere online. But yes, in some cases it could work out to be a real bargain!
Just £17.99 online!
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I might still wait for the inevitable rerelease in a streamlined box. I'm running out of space for DVDs to go. 
Now that is a problem I totally sympathise with!
I'm not fussed personally but this seems okay considering its RRP.
I once picked up the entire 3rd Rock From The Sun box set for just £19.99 from their site. Talk about a freaking bargain.
Filthy, Rich And Catflap is £4.68 on Amazon.
This is worth a punt (pardon the boat analogy).
Does anyone ever use CEX for DVDs, CDs etc?