Original sentence: Another Spitting Image video that was released in 1988 was a title called "Rockin'Ronnie", but did not mention Spitting Image on the box
Edited sentence: A week later they showed the last.Another Spitting Image video that was released in 1988 was a tittle called "Rockin'Ronnie", but did not mention Spitting Image on the box.As the Thatcher administration became less popular through 1985 the characterisations became harsher and the show grew in popularity.Despite this, many politicians had an ambivalent attitude to the show, realising that to be caricatured on it was a form of recognition which was perhaps preferable to total obscurity.It should be noted that after the February 2006 special, 2 episodes of Spitting image were shown on one of ITV's digital channels, this could mean that copyright is not an actual issue in terms of repeats.It was said that while many of those who were viciously lampooned would kill to get off the show, there were others who would kill to get on it.It was thought that it was going to return for another re-run in late August 2007 but it was just the first episode.Many clips from the popular series started to appear on YouTube.The arrival of Have I Got News for You in 1990 meant that Spitting Image now had a new satirical rival.The first series was not as vicious with the writing and songs more similar to the tone of established comedy revue shows such as Weekending, and with story arcs more common (bald Thatcher killing the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Andrew turning into a frog, the President's brain escaping).Ultimately, many political figures accepted the show had a purpose and a benefit – Currie, Hattersley and Michael Portillo were among its biggest fans, even though they were frequently treated without kindness by it