Seven episodes from the Cbeebies TV show presented by Justin Fletcher. Justin is joined in his colourful house by Robert the Robot (Steve Kynam), Wanda Round (Sally Phillips) and the Little Monster as he dresses up, cooks, dances and plays songs. The episodes are: 'The Tooth Fairy', 'Just in a Dream', 'Little Monster's Birthday', 'Justin Times', 'Just Tins of Paint', 'Robert's Memory Download' and 'Little Monster's Den'.

Fievel and friends are back in this third animated adventure. The chirpy mouse sets out to help Mr Mouskewitz escape the drudgery of the Fat Rats' factory, setting out with Tony and Tiger the pussycat to find their fortune with a magical treasure map.

BBC adaptation of Raymond Briggs' children's book. Fungus (voice of Mak Wilson)'s job is to venture above Bogeydom and scare dry-cleaners (a Bogey's name for humans). But on one trip disaster strikes and a dry-cleaner discovers their existence in Bogeydom. The dry-cleaner, Jessica (Clare Thomas), strikes up a friendship with Fungus' children and escapes back home to tell her father George (Martin Clunes) all about it. George then decides to stake-out the entrance to Bogeydom, in order to catch a real-life Bogeyman.

Eight-volume collection of animations based on the Marvel Comics characters. In 'Astonishing X-Men: Gifted', Dr. Kavita Rao (voice of Eva Christensen) appears to have found a cure for mutant superheroes Wolverine (Marc Thompson), Cyclops (Gregory Abbey), Beast (Mike Pollock), Kitty Pryde (Eileen Stevens) and Emma Frost (Erica Schroeder). They are reluctant to receive the treatment, however, especially when the arrival of an extraterrestrial foe threatens humankind. In 'Astonishing X-Men: Dangerous', after a member of the Xavier Institute dies, it becomes apparent that an enemy, who is intent on destroying the mutants once and for all, is operating from the inside. A shocking secret is revealed and the X-Men find themselves fighting for their survival. In 'Astonishing X-Men: Torn', the X-Men face trouble from the Hellfire Club, a group made up of influential figures who are trying to gain control over the world using their powerful positions within politics and the economy. In 'Astonishing X-Men: Unstoppable', the X-Men must save Earth from an attack by the Breakworld aliens who plan to fire a gigantic bullet that would lead to the planet's complete destruction. In 'Iron Man: Extremis', Mallen (Ted Lewis), a soldier intent on seeking revenge for the death of his family, gets hold of an experimental military serum known as Extremis. After being injected with the drug, Mallen acquires extraordinary powers that even billionaire Tony Stark aka Iron Man (Jason Griffith) can't defeat. Now critically wounded after battling the vengeful villain, Stark has no choice but to use Extremis himself in order to save the day. 'Spider-Woman: Agent of S.W.O.R.D.' follows Jessica Drew (Nicolette Reed) and her superheroine alter ego Spider-Woman. Recruited by Abigail Brand (Stephanie K. Thomas) to join S.W.O.R.D., an agency which fights terrorism and threats from extraterrestrial beings, Jessica Drew uses her powers to find and destroy shape-shifting aliens known as the Skrulls. In 'Blank Panther', African King T'Challa aka the Black Panther (Djimon Hounsou) defends his nation from invasion. After his father King T'Chaka (Jonathan Adams) is killed at the hands of the villainous Ulysses Klaw (Stephen Stanton), T'Challa becomes the new ruler of his country Wakanda, home to the valuable mineral vibranium. Klaw assembles an almighty army with which to invade Wakanda, meaning the Black Panther will have to push his powers to the limit if he is to save his country and people from harm. 'Thor and Loki: Blood Brothers' follows the villainous Loki (David Blair) and his superhero adoptive brother Thor (Daniel Thorn). After becoming the new king of the mystical realm Asgard, Loki is soon faced with the reality of ruling over his land. Told from Loki's point of view, the story explores how he and his brother became enemies.

Three episodes from the animated children's series following the adventures of the reptilian martial arts heroes. This collection showcases some of the best moments from the nunchaku-wielding turtle Michelangelo (voice of Townsend Coleman). The episodes are: 'A Thing About Rats', 'What's Michelangelo Good For?' and 'Adventures in Turtle-sitting'.

A children's animation about a crazy bunch of misfit animals who join forces on a rescue mission to Antarctica. Ping and Pong the penguins arrive in the jungle searching for the 'Great Tiger Warrior' Maurice (voice of John Lithgow), a penguin who was raised as a Tiger after being washed ashore in the jungle when he was young. On learning that the penguin community at the South Pole has been taken over by a group of bullying walruses, Maurice, along with his adopted son Junior, Fred the warthog, Miguel the gorilla, Gilbert the tarsier, and toads Al and Bob, head off to Antartctica to save the day.

All eight episodes from the first series of the animated eco-show designed to raise children's awareness of nature and the environment. Dirtgirl is a feisty, welly-wearing girl who has all kinds of adventures around her farmyard home. Episodes are: 'Morning', 'Home', 'Balance', 'Grubby', 'Antics', 'Seeds', 'Dig' and 'Choice'.

A collection of episodes from the BBC series for children with learning and communication difficulties, based on the Makaton sign language system. The episodes are: 'Airport', 'Garden Centre', 'By the Sea', 'Hospital', 'Houseboat', 'Bike Ride' and 'Drive'.

This live-action, big-budget family blockbuster brings Gerry Anderson's cult classic 1960s puppet sci-fi TV series to the big screen. Directed by Jonathan Frakes, the film follows the intergalactic adventures of the Tracy family, headed by former astronaut Jeff Tracy (Bill Paxton), who lives with his five sons on the top-secret Tracy Island, which also houses the headquarters of the top-secret International Rescue organisation. When villainous criminal 'The Hood' (Ben Kingsley) orchestrates an elaborate plan to remove Jeff and his four eldest sons temporarily from home, so that he can invade the island and attempt to steal some of the organisation's most valuable equipment, it is left to Jeff's youngest son Alan (Brady Corbet) to save the day...

Another volume of dancing fun from the CBBC show, with all sorts of dancing games for young children. Episodes featured include: 'Shoe Hoedown', 'Going to the Park', 'Penguin Bop', 'Double Decker', 'Building', 'Tick Tock Clock', 'Carousel', 'Do the Duck' and 'Chuffa Chuffa Chawoowoo'.

Tobi Baumann co-writes and directs this children's supernatural fantasy. Tom Thompson (Milo Parker) is a young boy who meets and befriends Hugo (voice of Bastian Pastewka), a slimey green ghost who haunts his family home. When Hugo is chased out of his favourite haunt by a recently reawakened ancient ice ghost, Tom enlists the help of Hetty Cuminseed (Anke Engelke), a notorious ghosthunter who has been fired from her job at the Ghosthunting Institute. Can the unlikely trio overcome the hostile spirit before it's too late?

Seventh volume of the Japanese anime series set in the year 2010, where an online role-playing game is the most popular form of entertainment, until a young man named Tsukasa becomes locked in 'The World' and can't log out. In this volume, Tsukasa is transported from the Net Slum and must face an alternate version of himself in a final battle for supremacy.

Episodes seven to eleven of the animated TV series from Marvel. The show follows Marvel Comics' most notable heroes (Iron Man, Falcon, Hulk, Silver Surfer, Thor and Wolverine) as they do battle against the most notorious villains. Episodes are: 'O, Brother!', 'From the Atom... It Rises!', 'Night in the Sanctorum', 'This Forest Green' and 'O, Captain, My Captain'.

Animated adventure sequel featuring the voice talents of Cheryl Hines and Patrick Warburton. Longing to be taken seriously as a fully-fledged space chimp, zany young chimpanzee Comet (voiced by Zack Shada) travels to Planet Malgor, where he befriends the cute alien Kilowatt (Kristin Chenoweth). After a hostile alien invasion, Comet must join forces with fellow chimps Ham (Tom Kinney), Luna (Hines) and Titan (Warburton) to save the day.

The sixth film in the canine comedy franchise. Jonathan Silverman stars as Eddie, a struggling animal trainer and single dad to 12-year-old Billy (Moises Arias), who reluctantly lets a big-hearted, slobbering 185-pound St Bernard called Beethoven into his home and his heart.

Educational programme featuring scenes of French life for the intermediate teenage learner. The programme contains dramatised scenes of young people travelling and meeting in France which are a great supplement to any intermediate French course, and includes three ten-minute episodes, with each episode being self-standing.