Product Description

Clueless about Christmas? A dunce with the decorations? Terrified of the turkey? Let Anthea help! Anthea Turner takes on two hopeless housewives who are clueless about Christmas. Neither Lara nor Emma have ever hosted a family Christmas at home but after two days at the School of Anthea, they ll be ready to face the festive season without fear. Or will they?

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9945 in DVD
• Released on: 2008-10-06
• Rating: Exempt
• Format: PAL
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 55 minutes

Synopsis
'Duchess of Domesticity' Anthea Turner dispenses more advice on how to become that domestic goddess over the Christmas season. Taking two clueless homebodies and guiding them through the cooking, house-work and entertaining skills needed for a perfect Christmas dinner.

Customer Reviews

Perfect (in that red outfit)
If you're a guy who want's a woman to hang around for more than a day or two, you need the clues given in this DVD to help you "achieve". Women don't associate with slobs so consider this DVD to be something of a training manual. Even if you already do clean the bath and place the toilet seat in the down position there's still more to know and what better way to learn than spending 50 minutes with Anthea, 'cos let's face it fellas ... you would, wouldn't you?

Not 'Perfect' but great entertainment nonetheless!
This was originally shown on BBC3 in 2006 and then on BBC2 in 2007.
The programme shows Lara and Emma (two young mums) how to host their first Christmas dinner. Anthea's perfect Christmas is probably how most people would like their Christmas to be! However she does understand that not everyone has either the time, money or even the inclination! But she shows us the value of Christmas time spent baking with the children, making gift tags etc. Althogh I've not done any of the things that were on the show itself, when I've done home-made rather than shop-bought it's so much more rewarding. But more time-consuming!
I've watched this episode numerous times and have never tired of it. I might even get round to following her advice next Christmas! It's very entertaining and she doesn't preach to the women either. However if you don't like Anthea Turner I'd advise you to give it a miss!