Country of Origin: |
United Kingdom |
Production year: |
2002 |
Director: |
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Rating: |
NR(Television) |
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UPC [Locale]: |
Manual DVD #1100
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Running time: |
2:21 (141 Min.) |
Casetype: |
Custom |
Format: |
NTSC, Color, 1.33:1, Full Frame |
DVD-Format: |
Single-Sided, Single-Layered |
Released: |
November 20, 2011 |
Collection type: |
Owned (#2038) |
Status: |
Available |
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Purchase date: |
November 20, 2011 |
Purchase price: |
Hidden |
Review (movie): |
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Review (video): |
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Overview |
1. Baby Talk
Having a new baby in the house makes keeping George's alter-ego identity a secret from Janet's parents makes life difficult, if not impossible, especially after the baby takes after George more than he does Janet.
2. Zero Tolerance
When a man enters the health centre waving a gun and demanding access to the drugs cabinet, life takes an unexpected twist.
3. Pet Rescue
Janet volunteers to look after Biggles, Ella and Stanley's dog, when the couple has their flat redecorated. Although George is disgusted, he strives to overcome his hatred and tries to bond with the animal.
4. The Older Man
Although young by Planet Ultron standards, George begins to look his real age by Earth standards when he turns 327 years old.
5. Puttin' on the Writs
When Thermoman rescues Mrs Raven after she falls over the edge of a multi-story building, she tries to reward him with one of her Battenberg cakes. The next day, George is dismayed to learn the litigious Mrs Raven has filed a writ against Thermoman for her alleged pain and suffering. |
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