Rare and Expensive Comedy

The complete boxset is currently going for £46, but the individual 5 series would cost about £30.

~£30 for the boxset, but it does have the one series of "Selwyn" the follow-up series too.

Another Penelope Keith sitcom that I'd never heard of before. The boxset is usually priced around £25-£30

£22 is the lowest this 2010 Channel 4 sketch show is available for right now.

This is a BBC Scotland sitcom. Series 1 is reasonable, but series 2 is going for about £35.

I've never heard of this, and it sounds awful, but series 3 will cost you £20. Though you can buy a boxset of all three series for about the same price.

S1 and s3 are priced around £5-£8, but series 2 is about £15. A potential grower?

These were released in 2002, but I only just found out about them. And they're not cheap, which is surprising as the images are quite low quality.

Pretty cheap on cassette, but on CD it's about £40. I'd be tempted by the vinyl version though - look at that cover!

£15-£40 a series, and there are 5 of them.

I was surprised to find these CDs were even released, but even more surprised at the prices - between £10 and £60 per series.

I just read about this today and now I want it. I can only find one copy and it's going for £30... so I'll wait.

Series 1 is available for about £10, but series 2+3 are going for between £25-£35 each.

Selling for between £11 for the Network release to £40 for a brand new original release.

This isn't comedy content, but if you're into rare media collecting it's worth a look. I had no idea some VHS tapes were worth so much.

Co-written by Ricky Gervais, you'll pay over £30 for this dvd. If you can find it.

I only heard about this BBC Three sitcom today as someone requested it on youtube. I'd like to see it, but I'm not spending £16-£40 to find out if it's worth it.

All 3 series of this Scottish sketch show are expensive, with series 3 going for about £40.

I just remembered about this and thought it would be good for upscaling - but not for these prices. £25-£50

The first three series CDs are relatively inexpensive at around £5-10 each, but series 4 is going for at least £40. With one seller charging £100

Series 1 goes for about £4, but series 2 is at least £20

Currently going for about £20. Let's see where that price ends up in a year or two.

Series 1 and 2 of this Caroline Quentin sitcom are relatively cheap, but you'll need to spend at least £50 to get this s1-s3 boxset.

All 10 series will cost you about £70, but they don't include this one-off special - and this is going for about £20 on its own

The first three series are cheap, but series 4 costs at least £25

I've never seen any of this series and I think things will stay that way as it's about £30 per series.

The complete collection of this Dawn French comedy drama series was selling for £50+ until recently, now it's down to about £30.

Surprisingly, this will cost you about £20. Other DVDs from Dave Gorman are cheap.

Series 3 of this spoof news show was never released, but the first two combined will cost about £30

This sitcom starring Johnny Vaughn and Ricky Grover was going for at least £30 until recently. Now it's down to around £24.

This 2012 series is based around Kathy Burke's life as a teenager and is currently going for at least £20. It also features Jerry Sadowitz in a very rare appearance.

When I started this page a few months back, this was £50 and I was convinced it wouldn't get cheaper than that. I just bought a copy for £30.

Another one I've never seen. Series 1 is cheap, series 2 is £20+

This sounds genuinely awful, so that probably explains why I've never heard of it (or blanked it from my memory). It managed three series though and each of those is £20+ a pop.

At least £18 for this Ade Edmondson/Richard Briers sitcom

Surprisingly expensive, but I imagine that's because the DVDs were released after most people had stopped buying them.

series 1,2 and 3 are all available for £2-£4 but series 4 will cost you over £20.

The paperback is available for about £10 new, but the hardback is over £30 for a used one.

Rare and sought after vintage British board game, based on the hit BBC TV comedy series, written by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd. Set in the Grace Brothers Department Store

There are various versions of this packaging. The one that says "Farty Towels" is going for £369. Other versions can be got in a bubble pack for £25.

Alexander Armstrong and Reece Shearsmith star in this. You'll have to pay over £20 to watch.

Quite hard to find in separate series, you'll have to spend £20+ for the three series collection.

This ran for 6 series, which is a lot for the BBC, but you'll be hard pressed to find any DVDs on the market. Series 3 is available for £20+

I've never watched this, but I'm not sure if I'm ready to pay £20+ to find out if it's any good.

series 1 and 2 are available for £3.50 but if you want series 3 as well, you'll be paying over £25

There are 5 series of this. Even series 1 alone goes for £30+

Series 1-3 are a few quid each, but series 4 is about £20

I've got my eye out for a bargain one day, but currently each series is going for around £25