Hannah Montanna was in 12 Monkeys?

The extra n in Montana isn't a typo, at least, not by me... I'm in the process of replacing old VHS with DVD and thought I would see how much I could find Twelve Monkeys for and found that a Flatliners/Twelve Monkeys double is only £3.97, I don't really want Flatliners, so I searched for Twelve Monkeys and got a totally retarded result...

Tesco fail

Uh... yeah... so, um... since when did 'Twelve Monkeys' spell 'hannah montanna dvd'?

Complete and utter fail by Tesco. Clicking 'Go' again brought up the proper results, but I have no idea where, who, what or why it brought up results for Hannah Montana...

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