Welcome to our weekly round-up of featured giveaways here at FRED. Every week, we’ll present a new clutch of DVDs, books, and other cool stuff you can take a shot at winning. All you have to do is click on the graphics below to be taken to their respective contest pages. And good luck!
In conjunction with Miramax/Lionsgate Home Video, we’re giving away three (3) sets of SCREAM, SCREAM 2, & SCREAM 3 on Blu-Ray.
In conjunction with Fox Home Video, we’re giving away three (3) copies of BLACK SWAN on DVD.
In conjunction with Nickelodeon Home Video, we’re giving away three (3) copies of iCARLY: SEASON 2 VOLUME 3 on DVD.
In conjunction with Adult Swim Home Video, we’re giving away three (3) copies of VENTURE BROS: SEASON 4 VOLUME 2 on DVD.
In conjunction with Adult Swim Home Video, we’re giving away three (3) copies of VENTURE BROS. SEASON 4 on Blu-Ray.
In conjunction with BBC Home Video, we’re giving away two (2) copies of DOCTOR WHO: THE ARK on DVD.
In conjunction with BBC Home Video, we’re giving away two (2) copies of DOCTOR WHO: THE SEEDS OF DOOM on DVD.
In conjunction with BBC Home Video, we’re giving away two (2) copies of THE ALAN BENNETT COLLECTION on DVD.
In conjunction with BBC Home Video, we’re giving away three (3) copies of JUDGE JOHN DEED: SEASON THREE on DVD.
In conjunction with BBC Home Video, we’re giving away three (3) copies of DALZIEL & PASCOE: SEASON 3 on DVD.
In conjunction with Underground Toys, we’re giving away five (5) DOCTOR WHO: AMY POND figures.
The Disney restoration team do another incredible job with one of their animated classics, making the new high definition release of 
I’m a big fan and longtime user of Zoom’s portable audio recorders, often using them while I’m the road to record live events and podcasts. Well, with the 
It’s always a delight when another Mystery Science Theater box set comes down the pike, but even more delightful when it contains a bonus feature I produced and am actually in – Which is the case with 
I’m beginning to think that the supply of classic Doctor Who adventures is inexhaustible, as we get another pair of old school releases in the form of the William Hartnell serial 
Just when you think the zombie genre has finally been exhausted, along comes something like 
Let’s set aside his smug, off-putting hosting gig at the Oscars and concentrate on the rather remarkable performance James Franco gives in 
Miss the good ol’ days of Whose Line Is It Anyway? Well, two of the show’s strongest improvisers – Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood – have banded together into a touring partnership featuring an evening of those improv games, which has now been immortalized on DVD via 
The kids are covered this weekend as well, with a brand new Spongebob release, 
What do the fine folks at the Warner Archive have for us now? How about Humphrey Bogart and Barbara Stanwyck in 
Yeah, I know it’s lowbrow, but so help me, I do enjoy the Jackass feature films, and the winning streak continues with 
The designs have been slightly updated, but the spirit of the classic series remains in 
Putting to shame all of the holiday specials before, Steven Moffat hit it out of the park with 
Leave it to the Japanese to marshal the mighty forces of science and engineering in order to craft a novelty 
I am absolutely loving the rapid-fire release schedule of the beautifully remastered high definition seasons of 
Ignore the bastardized American version and dig into the only iteration worth watching – and the original, natch – with 
It holds absolutely no interest for me, but I’m sure there are plenty of Michael Jordan fans still lurking about out there who will be keen to pick up the 4-disc, remastered, high definition edition of 
The fine folks at Mill Creek Entertainment are continuing to release a slew of budget-priced kids titles under their Cookie Jar banner, including 
Mark my words – in 10 years, Rupert Grint will be one of our finest character actors. 
Another series wrapped, as the second volume of the fourth and final season of 
Runaway train, never coming back. Wrong way on a one-way track. That could pretty much sum up the remarkable boring runaway train actioner 
I have some issues with the picture being painted by 
The newest clutch of classic Doctor Who releases includes a special edition re-release of the much-requested – and actually pretty decent, despite what you might have heard – 1996 made-for-TV 
As a fanboy, you know you’re wont to get just about every doodad iteration of a favorite whatsit in existence, which is why I’m sure you’re likely to pick up the 
Periodically, the fine folks at Rifftrax gift us with another DVD-based collection of the short subjects that have been available for download over the past few months, which brings us 
Photography buffs will want to pick up 
When I saw Paranormal Activity, I didn’t leave the theater thinking “Franchise!”, but that was obviously on the minds of the executives, as we’ve now got Paranormal Activity 2 (Paramount, Not Rated, Blu-Ray-$39.99 SRP), which introduces a new set of clueless people and adds a baby to the mix. The unrated edition features additional nutty footage.
It’s a shame the film doesn’t hang together better, because 
Film buffs will probably want to pick up the DVD debut of writer/director Elia Kazan’s epic 1963 immigrant tale 
Yes, it’s been 20 years since the release of 
The Warner Archive collection drops another pair of catalogue titles to their on-demand service, bringing forth the Cliff Robertson/Jane Fonda romcom 
Here’s 
It seems that I just really don’t like Katherine Heigl, which makes watching her star in the dramedy 
Thomas Jefferson was not only our 3rd president – He was also a pretty complicated man. You can find out just how complicated in the History Channel documentary 
Nickelodeon has done another of their theme releases pulling together episodes from a bunch of their shows, this time celebrating 
You can take your high definition Beauty & The Best and Lion King – I’ve been patiently waiting to see Disney do another stem to stern remaster of one of their classic titles, and I’m happy to say that their refurbishment of 
So, what if you’re a Doctor Who fans who wants any fannish material you own to be practical, as well? You get the 
It’s been years since I saw the film – probably since the director’s cut was released on DVD – but I still like Cameron Crowe’s 
I found the film itself to be overlong and a bit plodding, but I can find no fault in Jamie Foxx’s performance as the legendary Ray Charles in 
Boy, it’s been years since the last season release, but out of the blue comes the complete fourth season of the only helicopter action show of the 80’s, 
In the past year, the Saturday Night Live: Best Of discs have been getting a refresher release, featuring additional bonus content like outtakes, dress rehearsal sketches, and just plain more regular sketches. The two newest additions to the refresher course are 
In the 8th volume of 
While Warners has been a clear forerunner in releasing beautiful high definition special editions of their catalogue classics, but other studios are catching up, and Fox has done so with a pair of very nice releases in 
Warner’s Archive Collection dips into the vaults and pulls up a collection that just so happens to coincide with the 100th birthday of its star, Ronald Reagan – the 
I’m not a fan or horror films, but I did enjoy the almost sublime terror that builds up within the vampire flick 
It’s been a quite a few years, but fans of moose & squirrel can now get all 59 hours of 
Those geek-friendly folks at 
There have been plenty of films exploring the early days of The Beatles, but what sets 
Some may dismiss it, and it certainly falls on the cusp of the age of lesser Spielberg, but I’ve always been a fan of 
It’s not the classic Disney series, but there are still plenty of fans who came back for the much more recent television exploits of Don Diego de la Vega’s masked exploits, now available in 
If you have the high-end technology, you can watch 
I love Criterion for its consistent release of quirky little cult films – You know, films like Byron Haskin’s 
I think we both know that the title is a lie, and in no way will 
We’ve reached the halfway point of the season, which means those marketing mavens looking for a quick buck at Fox are leasing 
It seems Disney has carved out a niche for soft-focus inspirational sports movies in recent years, and you can add the tale of the legendary racehorse 
We’re still a season behind the broadcast episodes, but we’ve finally got the 3rd season of 
New to Who? Get a handle on the ins and outs of the Doctor’s universe with 
No one was really clamoring for it, but it’s nice that Ving Rhames got work out of 
Denis Leary rounded up a few of his friends to raise money for the Leary Firefighters Foundation, with the resultant special being 
After a long absence from TV screens, the orange cat with the pasta fixation returns with a brand new series, and the first DVD is here – 
I wasn’t terribly impressed with the first season, but there was certainly enough of a positive response to garner a second season for the BBC’s 
It was an attempt to emulate the recent success of The X-Files, but the alien conspiracy series 
It’s taken years to get here, but we’ve finally reached the release of the 14th and final season of 
After years of waiting, Fox has finally wrapped up the release of 
Louis CK proves yet again why he’s one of the finest practitioners of stand-up today with 
I love desktop gadgets, if only because they provide a welcome – and inherently evil – distraction from actually getting down to the mounds of work at hand. So imagine my delight when I learned I could get a desktop item that not only provides a visual lure, but also a geeky one? That’s what you get with the 
I don’t think it’s his best, but there’s no denying the brutal power of Martin Scorsese’s 
Whoever thought to assemble a Rat Pack of female television comedy greats – Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick & Betty White – into a sitcom of their own should be given a promotion. In the meantime, you can pick up the complete first season of 
Sergio Leone’s epic 
Some doubted it would ever happen, but they were all proven wrong when 
The new year brings a pair of new classic Doctor Who releases from the seemingly bottomless catalogue, this time reaching all the way back to Patrick Troughton’s Doctor for 
Of all the companies with deep TV catalogues, Paramount/CBS has been the most consistent in releasing their titles, often sticking by and finishing runs while other companies left theirs by the wayside. All this is to say they’ve released another clutch of deep catalogue titles, including 
Continuing to fulfill its remit to release deep catalogue titles sure to make cinephiles happy, the Warner Archive just dropped 
The further we get away from it and the more I try and revisit it over the years, I find myself less and less impressed with Kevin Costner’s Oscar-winning 
As cringeworthy as both the original Office and Curb Your Enthusiasm could be, the comedic situations of 
Another in The History Channel’s long line of “historical” series that have only the slightest of historical content to justify their claim that there’s historical content, 
I admit, after the departure of the original cast, my interest has declined from season to season of 
Ostensibly launched as a way of highlighting positive news stories, 
Sadly, the massive Looney Tunes: Golden Collections are a thing of the past, which leaves us with single disc releases 
We’re nearly at the end with the release of the penultimate fourteenth season of 
The comedy talent may be plentiful, but the quality of the sketches are just as scattershot as your average episode of Saturday Night Live in the first season of 
Originally released on DVD nearly a decade ago, the epic TV miniseries 
If you can get past some of their garbage shows about aliens and the end of the world, History does still manages to put out some real gems that should be seen, including the 5th season of their astronomical wonderfest, 
As it stars both Patrick Warburton and David Spade, I always hope that 
While 
Sadly, 
Ben 10 has moved beyond Alien Force with the first volume of 
