The second in the series is more ambitious than the first - our winning town is set to receive a complete makeover. Ferrensby, Green Hammerton and Knaresborough all compete to win this terrific prize, and sure enough the winner gets a complete Changing Rooms-style renovation. There's also help in the shape of Hit And Run DIY, and visits from the resident historian and scientist.

Show Contents

• Tours of three thrilling North Yorkshire locations.
• Detailed information on all the places visited.
• Reviews of each location's ice cream availability, deservingness and average house price.
• Hit And Run DIY fixes problems in a flash.
• Hans Cristofferson, resident historian, and the Professor explore the winning town.
• Hundreds of thousands of pounds spent on urban makeovers.
• Professional graphics and original music score.

GTADT is an example of what happens when you learn from your mistakes. In previous video productions, we have been guilty of not learning our lines, of having scenes that are much too long and speech-based, and a very narrow list of locations. In this series, we go somewhere we've never been before and we have one day to make the whole thing. Scenes are short and punchy, and always improvised. In short, GTADT is brilliant.

The DVD

All four episodes are now available on one thrilling Disc made of the very finest Digital Versatiles.

On the DVD:

• Four mini-movies in which we go somewhere and do some things.
• Unbelievably exciting video menu.
• More than two minutes of hilarious out-takes.
• DVD-ROM featuring "Go There and Do Things Lite", an extra episode where we visit Newcastle-upon-Tyne. It has nothing to do with the rest of the GTADT series and is mostly cashing in on the brand name.

It also comes in a lovely plastic case, pictured on the left.

 

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Credits

Featured Kev as Kev and Chris as Chris. Filmed on location in Knaresborough, Ferrensby and Green Hammerton. Camera by Chris. Animation by Kev. Directed by Chris. Produced by Kev. A Pouring Beans production.