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Description: Get your hands on a replica Leonida Marine Center/Let Freedom Reign t-shirt as worn by Jason in Grand Theft Auto VI

Description: Inspired by the legendary, high-stress takeaway scene from Season 1, Episode 2 of Derry Girls, this design features a retro logo for Derry’s finest (and finest-tempered) chippy. Whether you prefer fish, a cowboy supper, or just a massive bag of chips, this design is an absolute must-have for die-hard fans of the show. Grab yours before Fionnula boots you out of the shop!

Description: Pick up a replica of the 'Baddie' design, worn by Lucia in Grand Theft Auto VI.

Description: The iconic "Give Quiche a Chance" T-shirt worn by Arnold J. Rimmer in the classic Red Dwarf season 3 episode "Polymorph".

Description: Channel the effortless cinematic style of Ryan Gosling as Dr. Ryland Grace with this premium replica of the iconic Blood Milk Moon t-shirt seen in the hit sci-fi film Project Hail Mary.

Description: Step into the shoes of Ryland Grace with this screen-accurate replica of the "Ah! The Element of Surprise" t-shirt seen in the Project Hail Mary film.

Description: Wernham Hogg Paper Merchants is a fictional paper company in the BBC television series The Office (UK).

Description: Fans of Bluey will love this design, based on the fan's favorite 'Hammerbarn' episode (Bluey Series 2, Episode 2). Feautring an accurate recreation of the Hammerbarn logo on the front, and Hecuba the gnome (Bluey's husband who gets broken) on the back, along with the quote from Chilli: "Someone's Husband eventually gets it!"

Description: "Friendface" is the fifth episode of Series 3 of the British sitcom The IT Crowd, which originally aired on December 19, 2008. The episode serves as a hilarious parody of the social media boom of the late 2000s.

Description: Reynholm Industries is a fictional business from the comedy TV series "The IT Crowd" in the UK. The company was founded by ground-breaking businessman Denholm Reynholm with 6 million pounds, sometime during or before 2001. The corporation soon grew from its "humble" beginnings and was soon making an annual income of well over £180,000,000,000,000,000,000.

Description: The Holy Stone of Clonrichert is a fictional Class II religious relic from the Channel 4 sitcom Father Ted. Originally in County Fermanagh, it was moved to Craggy Island due to poor local interest. The relic features prominently in the Season 2 episode "Tentacles of Doom", where three bishops visit the island to upgrade its official status.

Description: The Linton Travel Tavern was a fictional hotel near Linton, Cambridgeshire, appearing in the TV Series "I'm Alan Partridge", Season 1. Alan lived in the hotel for 183 days in 1997. The Tavern was a dull and unattractive place, but Alan was impressed by its service, the views of the A11 from his room, and the "genius" of the hotel's location, equidistant between London and Norwich.

Description: This iconic tee shirt appears in Season 1, Episode 2 of The IT Crowd. Roy (played by Chris O'Dowd) wears a t-shirt paying homage to the classic Space Invaders game. A perfect design for those who enjoy retro gaming.

Description: "Did I Stutter?" is a famous line from Stanley Hudson in episode 16 of season 4 of the American comedy television series The Office.

Description: Hidetoshi Hasagawa is a character from the hit US Sitcom, The Office. 'Hide' introduces himself in the show as a former heart surgeon in Japan, telling the viewers that he was the number one heart surgeon in Japan.

Description: In the cult sci-fi comedy series, Red Dwarf - this design is seen on a t-shirt worn by 'Dave' Lister. Get your replica today!

Description: In episode 18 of season 6 of the hit US TV show, Friends, Rachel is seen wearing this design on a grey t-shirt.

Description: In season 10, Episode 16 ("The One with Rachel's Going Away Party") of the hit US sitcom, Friends, Rachel is seen wearing this design on a plain white t-shirt. This is an accurate replica of that design.

Description: The Max was the local hangout for the students of Bayside High. It was where the Bayside Tigers would celebrate before and after games. It was owned by a magician named "Max" and managed by Ginger Baldwin, Jeffrey Hunter and Kelly Kapowski.

Description: A classic design as worn by the staff of The Max diner in the cult teen sitcom classic 'Saved by the Bell'.

Description: This design is a replica of one of Roy's T-shirts from the cult British comedy 'The IT Crowd', feautured in the special 'The Internet is Coming' episode.

Description: This iconic shirt appears in Season 4, Episode 5 of The IT Crowd, titled “Bad Boys.” Roy (played by Chris O'Dowd) wears a blue t-shirt featuring a pixelated whale and the phrase “A wizard has turned you into a whale. Is this awesome? (a retro gaming reference). The shirt became a fan favorite for its absurdity and geeky charm, perfectly matching Roy’s sarcastic tech-support persona.

Description: This is a replica of a t-shirt design wore by Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston) in Series 10, Episode 1 of the hit US comedy 'Friends'.

Description: In Episode 2 of Series 1 ('Entertaining Father Stone') of the hit TV show Father Ted, Ted and Dougal try to escape Father Paul Stone by visiting the 1-hole only Craggy Island Minig Golf course. This design recreates the sign for the mini golf as seen in the episode.

Description: In season 2, episode 3 of Father Ted, 'Tentacles of Doom' some bishops pay a visit to Craggy Island. In once scene in their bedroom, Dougal is seen wearing a t-shirt with the phrase 'It's a priest thing, you wouldn't understand'.

Description: A close replica of the t-shirt worn by Peter Parker (Spider man) in Avengers Infinity War film, when he senses trouble while on a school bus.

Description: In Episode 5 of Series 3 of the hit TV sitcom, Father Ted, Ted takes on his rival Dick Byrne in an over 75's 5-a-side indoor footbal match. The match takes place at Craggy Island Sports Centre. This design replicates the signage seen on TV during the match.

Description: With Dougal struggling to separate his dreams from real life, Father Ted tries helping with a diagram. This is a recreation of that diagram from Season 1, Episode 1 - 'Good luck, Father Ted'.

Description: In episode 4 of series 3 of the hit irish comedy, Father Ted, the cast head to the 'mainland' for various reasons. Father Jack needs to go to the optician to get a new pair of glasses, after his last pair was stolen by a crow. While there, this poster is seen in the opticians, advising customers to purchase ear clamps to stop crows from stealing their glasses.

Description: One of the most popular and highest rated Father Ted episodes is 'Speed 3' (Series 3, Episode 3) featuring Dougal as an aspiring Milkman, with a milkfloat sabotaged by a disgruntled Pat Mustard. During the episode, we seen Dougal wearing a 'Craggy Island Creamery' logo while driving a milkfloat with 'Milkmen do it on your doorstep' poster (with 'do it' taped over). This t-shirt (and other merchandise) features a close replica of the cremaery logo and poster sen in the episode.

Description: A recreation of the entrance sign for the tourist attraction 'The Very Dark Caves', as seen on the Father Ted episode 'The Mainland'.

Description: A carefully recreated replica of the text found on Tom's t-shirt from Father Ted, Series 1, Episode 1 (Good luck, Father Ted).

Description: The iconic tower that is seen on the opening credits of The Office is actually the home of Scranton based Pennsylvania Paper & Supply Company. The 'Penn Paper' signage has become synonymous with the show and Scranton, PA.

Description: Celebrate classic *Friends* humor with “Flan for Three”! Inspired by Ross’s hilarious meltdown in “The One Where Ross is Fine,” it’s the perfect nod for fans who love the show’s iconic awkward moments.

Description: 'Suck It' is David Wallace's Toy Vacuum idea, first outlined in Season 6, Episode 15 of the Office ("Sabre"). In a later episode, David is seen wearing a yellow hoodie, bearing the Suck It branding.