New titles in 1989 included Bodger & Badger, Maid Marian And Her Merry Men, May To December, The Mary Whitehouse Experience, How To Get Ahead In Advertising, Stay Lucky, Birds Of A Feather, Absolutely, Press Gang and Winston.
New titles in 1988 included Red Dwarf, After Henry, Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Count Duckula, A Fish Called Wanda, You Rang, M'Lord? and Rab C. Nesbitt.
New titles in 1987 included A Bit Of Fry & Laurie, The New Statesman, Watching, Personal Services, French And Saunders, Wish You Were Here, Rita, Sue And Bob Too!, ChuckleVision and Withnail & I.
New titles in 1986 included The Russ Abbot Show, Hale And Pace, Car Trouble, Naked Video, The Two Of Us, Clockwise, Lovejoy, Brush Strokes, Beadle's About and Foreign Body.
New titles in 1985 included Three Up, Two Down, In Sickness & In Health, The Brothers McGregor, Water, After Henry, My Beautiful Laundrette, Home To Roost, Brazil and Restless Natives.
New titles in 1984 included Night Train To Murder, Ever Decreasing Circles, Bloodbath At The House Of Death, A Private Function, Me & My Girl, Delve Special, City Lights, Alas Smith & Jones, Fresh Fields and Spitting Image.
New titles in 1983 included Local Hero, The Missionary, Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life, Don't Wait Up, Yellowbeard, Who Dares Wins..., No Place Like Home, The Boys In Blue, The Best Of The Adventures and Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.
New titles in 1981 included A Fine Romance, Never The Twain, Only Fools And Horses, That's My Boy, Sorry!, The Kenny Everett Television Show, Game For A Laugh and Gregory's Girl.
New titles in 1980 included Sir Henry At Rawlinson End, Hi-De-Hi!, George And Mildred, Rising Damp, Metal Mickey, Russ Abbot's Madhouse, Radio Active, Keep It In The Family, That Sinking Feeling and The Other 'Arf.
