Engie Benjy - Makes Things Better!

Starring: Ant Mcpartlin, Engie Benjy Director: Chris Taylor Original UK Premiere: 2003 Dvd Release: 22nd September, 2003 Number Of Discs: 1 Format: Anamorphic, PAL, Widescreen, Region 2 Encoding

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My 3 year old daughter just loves this DVD after receiving it as a Christmas present & has sat through it dozens of times. It is very cheery & bright & Ant & Dec are great at doing the voices . However, the VERY catchy theme tune sticks in your head for hours which is not good for your sanity .

Anthony McPartlin & Declan Donnelly, more commonly known as Ant & Dec, are popular presenters of light entertainment television programmes in the United Kingdom. While they both appeared in TV programs such as Why Dont You? as young children, the pair first formed a screen partnership as the teenage characters PJ & Duncan in the BBC childrens drama series Byker Grove. Their friendship continued off-screen as well as on & after they left the TV series they turned their hand to pop music, releasing songs such as Lets Get Ready to Rhumble which included the lines Watch us wreck the mic, watch us wreck the mic, watch us wreck the mic, psyche! which briefly caused the use of the word psyche as a synonym for not, presumably coming from I was only psyching you out, in the playgrounds of Britain. In total they released three albums - Psyche & Top Katz as PJ & Duncan & The Cult of Ant & Dec as Ant & Dec. Later the duo moved into television presenting. Posters Of A Star Is Born

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Chris Taylor, who as of July 2005 is the San Francisco correspondent for TIME magazine, was born in Liverpool, England & received his primary education in the small northeastern town of Chester-le-Street. He attended Oxford University, majoring in history at Merton College. Taylor gained an interest in journalism after editing Cherwell, the universitys student newspaper & writing a controversial column in The Oxford Student. Prior to 1996, Taylor interned & freelanced at several London-based & Glasgow -based newspapers & magazines including The Times, Sunday Times, Daily Express, The Sun, Time Out & the British edition of GQ. He has been living in America since 1996 & joined TIME in 1997 as a senior news writer for Time Daily. In his first year, he spearheaded the magazines online coverage of Princess Diana s sudden death & the Monica Lewinsky scandal. He has covered major events in the digital world for the magazine, such as the Napster case & the decline of the dotcoms.

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