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As its original run was airing, I would rarely miss a new episode of 
With the 
The gap between releases is an endurance test, but when a new Cinematic Titanic Live DVD arrives, the beautiful little comedy gem makes you forget just how long it’s been since the last one. And oh, does 
Another month, another pair of classic Doctor Who releases bringing us that much closer to having all of the almost 30 years of stories on DVD. And this month brings a pair of corkers – Patrick Troughton’s 2nd Doctor in 
Yes, 
I’ve said it before, and I shall continue to say it as long as he continues to write them – If you’ve not yet read John Swartzwelder’s series of brilliantly comic novels starring dim detective Frank Burly, than you do not deserve to be literate. So yes, do catch up, and also pick up the latest – 
The fine folks at Fantagraphics continue to do more to keep classic Disney characters in front of audiences than Disney does, with the release of both the 3rd volume collecting Floyd’s Gottfredson’s classic Mickey Mouse comic strip, 
And speaking of a company doing fine work for those who truly love comics, the folks at Twomorrows have released a pair of books which are both worth picking up – 
While the US remake has me worried, the must-see feature film is getting it’s US debut soon and the original UK series has finally been released in the US. So what does that mean? That means you should get 
The show may be running out of steam, but there’s still a lot of fun to be had in the 4th season of 
Warners has brought a pair of much-requested sci-fi titles to high definition with the arrival of Peter Hyams’ 
Been waiting for another UCB movie? I have. Is there another UCB movie, written and helmed by Matt Besser and starring his brilliant partners? Yes, there is. Does it have dance? Not only does it have dance, it has 
Still one of the greatest concert movies ever put to film, 
Seeing as how every season since the third has gotten a concurrent high-definition releases, Warners has gone back to fill in the blanks with high-definition releases of 
Yeah, I don’t know if I really wanted to catch up with the characters of American Pie almost 15 years later, and seeing them coming to terms with adulthood and families and maturity and stagnation in 
What a world we live in when Mel Gibson has so damaged his reputation that his new film essentially goes direct-to-video, as is the case with the action flick 
Many years ago, the book 
There’s nothing altogether wrong about 
Hans Zimmer’s score to 
For a unique view of history, look no further than 
Warners, MGM, and Sony have all jumped into the MOD catalogue business, but one of the studios with the biggest libraries has finally arrived on the scene with the 20th Century Fox Cinema Archives, dropping 15 never-before-released titles that cinema fans are sure to want to snap up. That initial batch is comprised of 
MGM’s MOD Limited Edition Collection has dropped a new clutch of titles from the vault, the highlights of which are Dave Thomas and Sally Kellerman in the 
Disney continues to fulfill their promise to unleash a slew of catalogue titles on Blu-Ray this year, with this week bringing a new release, including Robert Redford in 
The 
If you’ve got kids, Scholastic’s ever-expanding library of animated adaptations of children’s books is worth picking up, the latest of which is 
In this week’s reality dump, we get another pseudo-nailbiting season of 
Slowly but surely we’re creeping towards catching up as Roy Clarke’s long-running 
While I’ve become quite a fan of him during his tenure as a Daily Show correspondent over the past few years, it wasn’t until 
Although I loathe JJ Abrams Trek refute, I’m a sucker for a prop replica such as the screen-accurate 
We’re over halfway done, and have moved into the last 20 years of the strip with the release of 
I’ve been waiting for ages – okay, to be honest, only about a year – for my absolute favorite episode of 
One of the loveliest cinematic experience I’ve ever had was during a trip to LA during which I partook of the recent 3D conversion of Tim Burton & Henry Selick’s 
If anyone is set to inherit the legacy of Carl Sagan when it comes to making the 
Lionsgate recently made a distribution deal with Miramax, which means that many titles not yet available on Blu-Ray are soon going to be coming fast and furious. The highlight of the first clutch of titles is John Favreau’s 
The bargain-friendly folks at Mill Creek are unleashing a massive clutch of multi-disc classic TV sets, including 
It was inevitable they’d get their shot at the big time, which brings us 
How about another much-requested Nickelodeon animated title courtesy of the fine folks at Shout Factory? This time, it’s the complete first and second season of 
Despite a stellar cast and a workable premise – a pair of average means parents desperate to get their pre-K daughter into an exclusive NYC private school – 
I know all of those involved in the production of the traditionally animated feature are quite proud of the word they’ve done, but there’s no getting around that 
After months of quickie single disc releases, fans will finally be able to pick up 
More Miramax catalogue titles are making their way to high definition via the Lionsgate deal, the newest being the Academy Award-winning 
I suppose the tween audience that still view it as a magically romantic event still in their future as opposed to an anticlimactic night of drama and angst probably love the goofy, rose-colored sweetness of Disney’s 
Oh, A&E. Now you’ve got people digging into repossessed storage units and calling it a reality series? Have we sunk so low as a culture that we’ll actually sit through a whole season of 
If you’re impatient and simply can’t wait for the full season set to come out sometime early next year, you can re-watch 
As versatile as the Apple cord may be from device to device, its universal length – long – can sometimes be much more than you need, or want, in a given situation. For those times, there’s 
They’ve been released separately, but now the 
You may not be able to live every day like it’s Shark Week, but you can at least spend a couple hours with 
Summer heat got you down? Don’t want to head out? Well, MGM has decided to unleash another torrent of new-to-high definition catalogue titles to make those sweltering days easier to pass – 
It’s not a full season set, but at least fans are getting a clutch of 10 2nd season episodes in the 2-disc 
If you want a perfect example of how an unnecessary regional version of s successful show can suck the very marrow from the concept and leave only a lifeless corpse, look no further than the first season of the US version of 
Tick another one off the most-wanted list as Wolfgang Petersen’s classic 
As if having it as an actual screwdriver or a flashlight weren’t enough, you can now get a pretty snazzy looking 
The kids can have their countless Elmo releases – for us big kids of the 70’s & 80’s, sets like 
Watch the second volume of 
For the past few years, LA’s Gallery 1988 has been presenting a fine art celebration of pop culture most iconic movies via a recurring show called Crazy 4 Cult. Well, if you’ve never been able to make it to the gallery for one of these shows, a clutch of the pieces have been collected together in the fine hardcover volume 
I can’t say that 
While waiting for the upcoming Blu-Ray collection of their classic toons, pass the time with 
Lionsgate has dropped another batch of TV titles from their license agreement with ABC Studios, including the seco0nd season of Eddie Murphy’s claymation 
I didn’t think I would like the new TRON film. The original was a childhood favorite, even though it’s not a terribly good flick, and everything I’d seen and heard about the sequel gave me a massive feeling of “meh”. Well, the sequel, while flawed, is entirely watchable, at times even good, even if it suffers the same kind of story malaise that affected its predecessor. You can get both films via the 5-disc 
We’re entering into the rainy season as spring begins to dawn, and what better way to pass the time than constructing a pair of Harry Potter LEGO sets – the wonderful 
You know what doesn’t hold up? The original 
While it’s not the complete season sets fans have been hoping for, at least 
While I still prefer its more oddball sequel, there’s still much charm in the original 
If you’re still breaking in your 3-D TV or computer and desperate for content with which to do so, a pair of films made for 3-D IMAX theaters are available for your exhibition pleasure – 
Another of those “must-have” classic musicals has made its way into the high definition realm with the arrival of the 40th anniversary edition of 
The massive Roger Corman collection coming out of Shout Factory gets a pair of new releases that amount to 5 more films, the first of which is the triple feature 
If you thought you had the complete run of Abbott & Costello’s theatrical flicks after getting that big Universal set a few years back, best think again, as the Warner Archive Collection has released a clutch of films the boys made for them, including 
The most I can say about 
Hank & Dean fans rejoice! Not only has the second half of 
I know the first time I saw 2001: A Space Odyssey, all my young mind wanted was a 
How beautiful are the folks at Criterion? Not only are they releasing a high definition version of Victor Schertzinger’s 1939 Technicolor adaptation of Gilbert & Sullivan’s 
I didn’t want to like Disney’s in-house (ie non-Pixar) CG animated flick 
Cartoon Network’s first CGI feature, 
I admit, I used to watch 
Back in the early days of Nick At Nite, one of the shows in constant rotation was the long-running 50’s hit 
With 
Yes, I watched the live action/CG hybrid 
While many series have wrapped, we’re still in the middle (the second half of the second season, to be exact) of 
There have been plenty of TV and film adaptations of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s master detective, but the defining adaptation remains the film series starring Basil Rathbone, which have been fully restored and released in high definition via the 5-disc 
Yes, I understand that 
There was a time when the BBC was regularly cranking out adaptations of Alan Bennett’s plays, which have been brought together in the appropriately titled 
When the original came on the scene, the slasher flick was in desperate need of a post-modern reinvention, and that’s exactly what Wes Craven & Kevin Williamson delivered with the first 
The third season left suave ad man Don Draper with a life that was going up in flames of his own making, which made for quite an interesting bit of fallout during the fourth season of 
There’s still no gloriously bloated epic from Hollywood’s golden age of excess more bloated, self-important, and epic than Cecil B. DeMille’s ham-fisted 
MGM has been opening up their vaults and releasing a whole slew of catalogue titles in high definition, and it’s a mixed bag of classics and… err… not-so-classics, to be sure. On the must have side, you’ve got the Don Bluth classic 
I do believe that Hanna-Barbera in the 70’s was a company where every hare-brained idea imaginable made it on to the networks, even if it was a single season – and, thanks to the Warner Archive, we get to see amazing awfulness like 
I assumed it would be heard to capture the character of New Orleans, particularly post-Katrina, with any real justice, but 
I had high hopes when I saw 
There’s something inherently (and appropriately) engaging about the documentary 
Even 40 years later, TV producers are still trying to create a new version of The Monkees. It’s just a shame that shows like Nickelodeon’s 
Instead of nice comprehensive sets, Nickelodeon continues to parcel out their new iCarly releases as single disc clutches of episodes, the latest of which is 
Hey, so you know how much you love the original Star Trek, and all of its wonderfully stylish props? And how you always wanted some of them for your very ownself, preferably at a reasonably low price? Well, you can get your very own light-up and sound-effect capable 
After a disappointing, featureless jump ahead to release the 20th anniversary season over a year ago, the proper, feature-laden thirteenth season of 
Doctor Grumpy McSourWooster returns in the compete 6th season of 
Chronicling a turbulent, deadly decade in Yorkshire England, the 3 films that comprise the 
When it comes to ABC’s new comedies last year, the one I liked the most was Modern Family. The one that left the least impression on me was 
In what must the 50th home video edition, Sam Raimi’s gory, goofy low-budget indie horror flick 
Its failure really isn’t surprising, as 
It was during the 4th season of 
Michael Caine returns to his touch as nails roots in 
It’s fine as it exits now, but watching the first season of 
With all of the undead glut of late, you might have forgotten that there’s another show about vampires that’s coming to DVD – the first season of 
You wouldn’t think a comedy like 
Who wouldn’t want a radio controlled robot you can fit in the palm of your hand? I know! Well, the dream you never thought you had has come true with the line of 
Launched in the wake of Raiders Of The Lost Ark and clearly playing in the same ’30s adventure sandbox, 
It’s only in hindsight that you realize the entire season you spent watching 
It’s a shame that we can only get it divorced from the Jim Henson Hour, within which it was originally presented, but it’s worth picking up 
While most of the attention went to Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige, the other magician film, 
Abandoning the 2-disc half-season sets in favor of the single disc episode collection familiar to fans of Spongebob, 
Many doubted it would happen, but it turns out that Larry David did return for a 7th season of 
For those keeping score, the 
Proving once again that their purpose is to really dig into the vaults and release titles that otherwise wouldn’t get a DVD release, the Warner Archive has added the 
On the heels of the success of Hercules and Xena, Warners waded into the fray with 
How many of you remember that 
Tween & teen girls are the intended audience for the extended edition release of the Disney Channel movie 
Talk about a show that just limped along to the end – you can now own the 6th and final season of 
Yeah, so, one of my absolute favorite Disney films I their live-action/animated hybrid musical 
This week’s Thinkgeek recommendation is a piece of cool kit that always seems to be out of stock. It’s just that popular. However long it lasts, it’s now back in stock, so run and pick up your very own 
Seeing as how my nephews are addicted to Nickelodeon (particularly the yellow crack that is Spongebob), it’s inevitable that I’d have to see the programming on offer. One of the shows that I actually enjoy quite a bit – and believe is just as well-scripted as the sitcoms on network TV, better even – is a favorite of my 5-year-old nephew, 
I can’t be the only one who was completely blindsided by the announcement that the 4th season of 
If you’ve ever watched the UK series Skins and thought to yourself “My teenage years were nothing like that sex party bacchanal,” then 
Well, now that we’ve reached the 12th season of 
It’s double-crosses, mysteries, and intrigue in 
Like most modern horror remakes, the new 
I know there are devotees who think it’s the second coming of Undeclared, but I have yet to find the appeal of 
So, in short, 
After an awkward, sometimes rudderless second season, things were largely back on track in the 3rd season of 
The second season of 
It’s not exactly intellectually stimulating, but using the beautiful high-definition of Blu-Ray to take aerial journeys around the world is certainly worth a look see to me, and that’s exactly what you get with both 
After her ridiculously self-confident appearance on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, I was at least curious about 
