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 ninjato-wielding turtle Leonardo (voice of Cam Clarke). The episodes are: 'Hot Rodding Teenagers from Dimension X', 'Unidentified Flying Leonardo' and 'Leonardo Cuts Loose'.

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 bo-wielding turtle Donatello (voice of Barry Gordon). The episodes are: 'Shredded and Splintered', 'Donatello's Duplicate' and 'Night of the Dark Turtle'.

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 sai-wielding turtle Raphael (voice of Rob Paulsen). The episodes are: 'Raphael Meets His Match', 'Raphael Versus the Volcano' and 'Mr. Nice Guy'.

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'.

Feature-length animated adventure set in a Lego version of Gotham City. When Lex Luthor (voice of Clancy Brown) struggles to gain public support during his presidential campaign he decides to team up with the Joker (Christopher Corey Smith), who can produce a special gas that will sway public opinion. After Luthor helps the Joker escape from Arkham Asylum, the pair plan to defeat Batman (Troy Baker) and Superman (Travis Willingham) and bring down Gotham City. The rest of the Justice League join forces with the two superheroes as they fight to save the city.

All 18 episodes from Seasons 1 and 2 of the original series, released to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the sewer-dwelling foursome: Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo and Raphael. Episodes are: 'Turtle Tracks', 'Enter: The Shredder', 'A Thing About Rats', 'Hot-Rodding Teenagers from Dimension X', 'Shredded and Splintered', 'Return of the Shredder', 'The Incredible Shrinking Turtles', 'It Came from Beneath the Sewers', 'The Mean Machines', 'Curse of the Evil Eye', 'Case of the Killer Pizzas', 'Enter: The Fly', 'Invasion of the Punk Frogs', 'Splinter No More', 'New York's Shiniest', 'Teenagers from Dimension X', 'The Catwoman from Channel Six' and 'Return of the Technodrome'.

The complete two series and a TV movie from the popular 1980s children's TV show. Dogtanian (voice of Cam Clarke) and his sidekicks, Athos (Mikey Godzilla), Porthos (Dan Woren) and Aramis (Eddie Frierson) - or, as they are better known, the three muskehounds - set out to solve riddles and take on evil in the France of Louis XIII. Series One and Two of their adventures contain 26 episodes each. In 'One for All and All for One' (1995), a feature length version of Dogtanian's adventures, the dashing mutt and his cohorts are summoned out of retirement by the Queen of France to help with an international crisis.

Full-length feature based on the Belgian comics created by Peyo in 1958. The villainous McCreep appropriates the magic flute which was created by the Smurfs. McCreep uses the magic flute, which makes people dance uncontrollably, to steal from others. Court jester Peewit and knight Johan are sent by their King to find the villain and return with the flute. With the help of wizard Homnibus, Peewit and Johan travel to Smurfland where Papa Smurf decides a new flute will be made which will counteract with the original one. But when McCreep and his partner in crime, Flatbroke, plan to invade the King's castle, the Smurfs must come up with a plan to outwit the criminals.