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This month we're giving away a copy of the fantastic new Lego Rock Band game and a Sony PS3 in our terrific free to enter competition - make sure you don't miss your chance to win.

Our big movies this month include creepy animated fun in Coraline and nail-biting tension in Da Vinci Code sequel Angels And Demons. There's also another chance to see Anna Friel in the charming modern fairy tale Pushing Daisies, plus the latest on-demand series of Six Feet Under and Cold Case. And our Channel of the Month is a treat for kids with Nickelodeon available to all Tiscali TV viewers throughout November.

With over 1,000 films ready to watch on-demand, there's always something great on Movies Now.

Angels and Demons
From 13th November
Tom Hanks returns as symbologist Robert Langdon in the sequel to The Da Vinci Code. An ancient society kidnaps the church's top cardinals and only Langdon can solve the clues hidden in ancient texts and foil their plan to blow up the Vatican. The furiously twisting plot is great fun and even more compulsive than the original.

Coraline
From 13th November
Coraline isn't happy with her new house or her stressed out parents, and is thrilled to discover a secret door to another world where she has other parents who only want to make her happy. But they have buttons for eyes, and happiness isn't all it seems in this deliciously spooky animated tale.

There's always something great to watch with Tiscali TV on-demand. You can catch up on your favourite programmes whenever you want, plus you can pause, rewind and fast-forward, just like a DVD.

Cold Case series 6
Warner TV channel 21 
from 2nd November
Detective Lily Rush is in charge of Philadelphia PD's crack Cold Case squad, who use new-fangled technology and old-fashioned street smarts to crack cases that were previously considered unsolvable or led to false convictions. In this series Lily's troubled personal history takes another unexpected turn when her estranged father comes back into her life.

Six Feet Under series 4
HBO on Demand channel 28
from 6th November
The last but one series of the family drama set in and around a Los Angeles funeral parlour gets off to an explosive start with a furious row about Lisa's burial wishes. Death, dysfunction and the series' twisted sense of humour are all present and correct, as Nate, Ruth, David and Claire struggle to make every day above ground a good one.

Peep Show series 6
4oD channel 23
from 23rd November
Robert Webb and David Mitchell continue to create one of the truly great sitcoms of the noughties. With Sophie's baby on the way, and its parentage still uncertain, Mark and Jeremy become even more desperate (if that's possible) to enjoy their final days of freedom, even though they're now both out of a job.

Pushing Daisies series 1
Warner TV channel 21 
from 9th November
Highly strung pie-maker Ned (Lee Pace) discovers he can bring dead people back to life by touching them, but if he touches them again, they'll die permanently. When his childhood sweetheart Charlotte (Anna Friel) is killed, Ned revives her, knowing that he can never touch her again in this beautifully photographed modern fairy tale.