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Harry Hill: TV Burp 2011 DVD

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Multi BAFTA winning comedian Harry Hill is back with Harry Hill's TV Burp: The Best Bits; a brand new selection of the funniest clips and sketches from the show, plus lots of exclusive extras.Find out what happens when the under floor heating is turned up too high on 'Dog Rescue' (ITV1); a girl has a phobia of Ant and Dec on 'Push The Button' (ITV1); Mr Blobby makes a surprise appearance on 'Undercover Princesses' (BBC Three) and an L shaped cow features on 'The Lakes' (ITV1). Harry also discovers how Sky One's Pineapple Dance Studio's Andrew Stone is getting on in... his quest for fame and fortune, plus gives us some household tips in the style of 'Anthea Turner's Perfect Housewife' (BBC Three).The Best Bits also features extra helpings of exclusive out-takes, and a compilation of hilarious classic sketches from an amazing decade of TV Burp. [show more]

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Released
14 November 2011
Directors
 
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Format
DVD 
Publisher
ITV Studios Home Entertainment 
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Runtime
60 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5037115349835 
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A bumper collection of the funniest moments and sketches from a whole decade's worth of TV BURP; the innovative award-winning telly programme about telly programmes made by telly addicts for an audience of telly addicts