Brand new and sealed, UK region 2, despatched from the UK
 
Animals:

Remarkably for someone who doesn't claim to be either an actor or a professional stand-up comic, Ricky Gervais has now triumphed in both fields. Animals Live is his one-man show at London's Bloomsbury Theatre during which the star of The Office ("That's two BAFTA Awards") presents a "lecture" on the animal kingdom in a shameless bid to inherit David Attenborough's mantle, since the old boy is getting on a bit and can't last forever. The subject is loose and broad enough to allow for plenty of digressions and amiable ramblings about sex, childhood, war and, of course, more sex.
 
There's something of Eddie Izzard's style in Gervais's approach, especially noticeable when he dissects the Biblical Genesis story for its absurdities; and he has also learned lessons from the father of his Office co-star Lucy Davis, Jasper Carrott. In the best segment, and one that's pure Carrott Confidential, Gervais reads out genuine animal "facts" from a website and comments gleefully upon them. Although his range is limited--he's neither an impressionist nor a mimic--Gervais gets by on a mixture of easygoing charm and bare-faced cheek, which in a short show of about an hour is all he needs to keep everyone laughing. --Mark Walker
 
Politics:
 
In an outrageous commentary mode, Ricky explains in his haphazard and addled logic, the world of politics. Hilarious in every moment
 
Fame:
 
Ricky Gervais performs live in his stand-up show Fame, which became Britain's fastest-selling live tour at the time. Gervais discusses his fame and the resulting complications that occur.
 
Science:
 
The hilarious fourth live stand up show from Ricky Gervais. Ricky Gervais Live IV – Science, filmed live from the London Hammersmith HMV Apollo 2010. 

“Ricky Gervais is the height of modern entertainment.” John Cleese 

“Ricky Gervais absolutely kills me every time I see him.” Jerry Seinfeld 

“One of the funniest comedians I’ve ever seen.” Chris Rock 

“A total original…some kind of genius in human observation” Billy Connolly 

“Tasteless and unfunny” The Daily Mail
Producer: Universal Pictures EAN 0789171105645
Item is brand new and sealed with all 4 DVDs included and sealed as a collection without the outer card case, Region 2 PAL, shipped from the UK and we aim to ship within one business day of payment received.  Any questions whatsoever just email and I will be happy to help.