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Win Billy Connolly DVDs
2:42pm Wednesday 21st November 2007
It seems that Billy Connolly can do no wrong.
And now the loveable Scot, affectionately known as The Big Yin, is back with his latest offering to the comedy hall of fame, a superb live DVD called Is It Something I Said.
Whether it's hilariously long-winded and animated tall tales, knock-out hysterical one-liners or sharp observational humour that floats your comedy boat, Billy Connolly's stand-up consistently ticks every box, resulting in over a decade of sell-out tours, a best-selling authorised biography and a backlist of DVDs that sky-rocket to the top of the best-seller lists.
Billy Connolly is consistently voted the UK's favourite comedian, most recently by Channel Four's 100 Greatest Stand Ups' in March 2007. He is a legendary performer and seen throughout the world as the god father of UK stand up.
This really is an ideal Christmas present and we have three copies to give away in this week's fantastic online competition.
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