 Thanks for Phil Guy for passing this along. He wrote to Roadshow Entertainment to complain about the missing extras from the second Australian DVD. The message was passed along to BBC Worldwide, who sent this statement:
"We are fully aware of the difference between our Australian release and the UK one and we certainly did not want to release a different version out here!! However to meet our release deadlines (to coincide with the Goodies Tour of Australia), we could only include (a) what the UK had ready at the time and (b) what we had rights in...Unfortunately we still do not have rights in the booklet, although we are still trying to clear it!
This is our statement on the differences: 'There are some differences between the UK and Australian releases. The imperative was to release the second DVD to coincide with the "Goodies Live" tour to Australia and to meet that deadline some 'extras' which were made available for the UK release, were not available for the Australian release.
Unfortunately restoration work on some of the extras,the colour version of "Come Dancing", script PDFs , an "In conversation" piece with the Goodies recorded during the commentary sessions and English subtitles on the episodes were not able to be included in the Australian releases version. In addition, Australian rights have not been granted for the booklet included in the UK version. '"
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We're working on the next edition of the club newsletter (which will be published around 12 April). If you have contributions about the Goodies' recent appearances in Australia that you weren't able to submit in time for the special tour edition please feel free to send them in for the April issue (we've already got a couple of tour related items). Send all contributions to 
The UK went onto Daylight Savings Time on Sunday, 27 March. Those that listen to BBC 7 or BBC Radio 4 live over the internet should check to see if this affects the time difference between your location and London (the US, for example, doesn't switch onto DST until next week so there is an additional hour difference between the two countries for one week).
