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