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