Netflix New Releases This Week

Chocolate Rap: Rise of the B Boyz  -  Injured in a car crash, Chocolate (Hsin-Hung Chen), a b-boy -- someone who melds break dancing with martial arts -- is convinced to give up his dreams of dancing until he's forced to step up his game to save the day. When a crooked b-boy promoter threatens Chocolate's girlfriend, he must dance and fight his onetime rival to rescue her. Chi Y. Lee directs this dynamic drama starring Megan Lai, Akio Chen and Po-Ching Huang. The Forbidden Kingdom  -  Kung fu legends Jackie Chan and Jet Li star in this exciting adventure about a martial arts movie fanatic named Jason (Michael Angarano) who discovers a mystical Chinese staff in a local pawnshop that transports him to war-torn ancient China. When he learns that the staff belongs to the mighty Monkey King, who's been unjustly imprisoned by an evil warlord, Jason joins a group of skilled warriors to free the captive king and return the weapon. The Kidnapping of the President / Deathrow Gameshow  -  William Shatner stars in the first half of this vintage double feature. Portraying a heroic Secret Service agent, Shatner races against the clock to rescue the president (Hal Holbrook) from the clutches of crazed South American terrorists. Then, in the cult favorite Deathrow Gameshow, John McCafferty plays the slimy host of an outrageous game show that pits death-row inmates against one another in a battle for their lives. The Legend of God's Gun  -  When rotten scoundrel El Sobero returns to the desert town of Playa Diablo to shoot it out with the local sheriff, a preacher who handles a six-shooter as savagely as he does his Bible sets out to settle an old score with the bandito. Now their twisting paths of good and evil are headed for a final, bloody showdown. Mike Bruce directs this engaging modern take on the spaghetti Western starring Robert Bones and Kirpatrick Thomas. Alvin and the Chipmunks Go to the Movies: Daytona Jones and the Pearl of Wisdom  -  Alvin, Simon and Theodore swing into action in this episode of the spoof-filled show. Alvin is adventurer Daytona Jones, and Simon is his faithful sidekick, Seri-Toga. There are cliffhangers aplenty when they set off to find the legendary Pearl of Wisdom. Fans of both the animated series and a certain Hollywood classic will find hilarious in-jokes and more than a few surprises, along with a little swashing and buckling. Barbie & The Diamond Castle  -  Barbie and Teresa share this enchanting tale about Liana and Alexa, best friends who find a girl trapped inside a mirror. To free her from the glass prison, Liana and Alexa must put their fears aside and journey to the mysterious Diamond Castle. Along their noble but intimidating quest, the two girls encounter some tricky situations that seriously challenge their friendship and test their courage. Cats: The Movie  -  Who says cats can't be trained to do tricks? Actual felines make up the cast of this live-action family adventure, with voices provided by human actors Michelle Rodriguez, Jeremy Piven, Dominique Swain and Jeremy Sisto. When his owners go out of town for the weekend, a cooped-up cat named Marcello ventures outdoors to frolic with a new friend, a pretty kitty called Jujube. This time, when the people are away, it's the cats that play. Clifford the Big Red Dog: A Big Help  -  Come play with Clifford the Big Red Dog and his pack of canine, feline and human friends -- including Emily Elizabeth, the lucky girl who picked him out when he was just a runt-of-the-litter puppy -- in this collection of helping-themed episodes. In the title episode, Clifford teams with T-Bone and Cleo to assist others around Birdwell Island. But the trio worries that their efforts won't have a big enough impact. Boy, were they wrong! Doodlebops: We Love Our Friends  -  The music-loving Doodlebops -- Deedee (Lisa Lennox), Moe (Jonathan Wexler) and Rooney Doodle (Chad McNamara) -- cut loose and get down with their friends in this kid-friendly collection of four episodes. Audio Murphy tries to help Jazzmin manage her to-do list, and Rooney builds a strange new invention. Later, the band discovers a chicken that lays seemingly magical eggs, and Jazzmin loses her rhyming skills. Edgar & Ellen: Season 1  -  Twins Edgar and Ellen have a penchant for making mischief in this Nicktoons animated series based on the books by Charles Ogden and illustrations by Rick Carton, which evoke playful comparisons to the creepiness of Edgar Allan Poe. In the show's first season, the trouble-loving 12-year-olds set booby traps in their parents' 13-story mansion; enroll their beloved pet -- named Pet -- in a dog show; and invent a robot that can't stop cleaning. Ki-Kids: Astronauts & Medicos  -  Kio and Kia learn about the careers of astronauts and doctors in this installment of the bilingual animated series. Joined by their friends, Pekas, Kate and Kukie the Giraffe, they discover what it takes to take care of others and rocket into space. Geared toward preschoolers, this program imparts understanding of physical fitness, responsibility and other traits important not just to doctors and astronauts, but to everyone. Legion of Super Heroes: Vol. 3  -  Superman teams with some of DC Comics' best-known teen superheroes -- including Brainiac 5, Lighting Lad and Phantom Girl -- to fight crime in the 31st century in this third volume of Season 1 episodes from the Saturday morning cartoon hit. Since the Man of Steel can stay in the future only for so long, the teens will have to hold tryouts to find his replacement. Could an iron-clad mutant named Ferro Lad be the hero they've been looking for? Sarah Landon and the Paranormal Hour  -  Far from home in the small town of Pine Valley, 17-year-old Sarah Landon (Rissa Walters) finds herself staying in a haunted guesthouse, but that's nothing compared to the horrors she discovers when she unearths the secret of the town's witching hour. Plucky Sarah investigates the spooky mystery involving two brothers, a villainous spirit and the town psychic in director Lisa Comrie's haunting yet family-friendly thriller. Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries: Season 1  -  Sylvester and Tweety tour the world with a little help from Granny in this animated series that blends old-fashioned Looney Toons comedy with whodunit mysteries and capers. In the show's first season, the longtime adversaries travel to Ireland, where someone's lifted the Blarney Stone from its proper place; visit Tokyo, where someone's stolen the world's biggest tuna; and stop over in San Francisco, where greedy thieves try to steal Tweety! The Best of Barney  -  Even after 20 years of nonstop singing and dancing, everybody's favorite purple dinosaur, Barney, is still charged up and ready to celebrate with this collection of highlights from his hugely popular show. Relive many of the infectious songs, memorable stories and entertaining activities that are all just part of the fun that Barney and his happy family enjoy. The Spectacular Spider-Man: Attack of the Lizard  -  In this three-episode collection, high school junior Peter Parker -- fresh from his first summer as Spider-Man -- must figure out how to juggle his unique powers with the demands of scholastic and social life. In between classes and crushes, Parker struggles to keep his alter ego a secret, all the while taking on a host of formidable villains after hours. Will there be any time left for homework? The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper: Vol. 2  -  While trying to tolerate his wicked uncles Stretch, Stinkie and Fatso, lovable ghost Casper learns important lessons from his teacher, Ms. Banshee, visits with ghost therapist Dr. Harvey, and hangs out with his friends, Kat and Spooky. In this collection of animated episodes, Casper accidentally morphs into a baby, Spooky looks for his own house to haunt, and the three uncles take over for the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future. Thomas & Friends: The Great Discovery  -  As the trains prepare for the Sodor Day celebration, Thomas gets lost in the mountains. When he returns with news that he's discovered an old town called Great Waterton, everyone pitches in to help get the little village ready for the big day. Pierce Brosnan makes a guest appearance as the narrator in this charming Thomas program, which also includes a trio of mini-stories and fun karaoke and a music video for "You're the Leader." Unstable Fables: Tortoise vs. Hare  -  Jay Leno, Drake Bell and Danny Glover are just a few of the familiar names that provide the voices for this irreverent retelling of the classic Aesop's fable, produced by the Jim Henson Company. Looking for a little payback after his legendary loss to his velocity-challenged rival, Murray Hare and his son Butch challenge Walter Tortoise and his daughter Crystal to compete in the dreaded Mount Impossible Nature Adventure Race. Wonder Pets: Save the Bengal Tiger!  -  After the schoolchildren have gone home for the day, classroom pets Linny the guinea pig, Tuck the turtle and Ming-Ming the duckling discover that a Bengal tiger is in serious jeopardy and needs their help. Soon enough, the Wonder Pets are off to the rescue aboard their flyboat, but when at first they don't succeed, they must remember that only by working together can they save the tiger from peril. A Day at the Beach  -  A trip to a shabby seaside resort for Bernie (Mark Burns) and his crippled daughter, Winnie (Beatrice Edney), devolves into a shameful display of neglect and addiction as the alcoholic, self-pitying Bernie medicates his bitterness with liquor until he's staggering drunk. Director Simon Hesera's offbeat 1970 drama features a script penned by Roman Polanski and a nuanced cameo by Peter Sellers as a gay merchant. Bees in Paradise  -  British comedian Arthur Askey stars in this uproarious film about a ferry pilot and his crew who find themselves making a forced landing on a South Atlantic island, which they learn is governed by a very unique set of rules. The island follows the "law of the beehive," meaning that women are in charge of everything. But the crew soon wonders whether this system is really all that different from the one back home. Chandu the Magician  -  Dashing Frank Chandler's (Edmund Lowe) alter ego, Chandu the Magician, strikes fear into the underworld. When the evil Roxor (Bela Lugosi) kidnaps his brother-in-law, Chandu employs all his powers to get him back. Roxor's diabolical challenges are no match for the illusionist, until the archfoe raises the stakes by abducting Chandu's beloved Princess Nadji (Irene Ware). William Cameron Menzies directs this adaptation of the popular radio serial. Dr. Renault's Secret  -  Larry Forbes (Shepperd Strudwick) travels to a tiny French village, where he crosses paths with Dr. Renault (George Zucco), his niece (Lynne Roberts) and his strange assistant, Noel (J. Carrol Naish). Forbes is intrigued by the scientist, but soon learns that under Renault's harmless façade lurks a dark secret. The doctor is linked to a recent string of murders in the town, and Noel is the product of a ghastly experiment. Dragonwyck  -  Joseph L. Mankiewicz made his directorial debut with this chilling gothic tale of Nicholas Van Ryn (Vincent Price), who becomes infatuated with a servant girl, Miranda (Gene Tierney), and disposes of his wife to be near her. But even Miranda is unable to give Nicholas the male heir he longs for, and when his one son with Miranda dies, he retreats into drug-addled madness. Glenn Langan and Walter Huston co-star. Rodan  -  As if dealing with a horde of colossal, killer caterpillars weren't bad enough, the citizens of a Japanese mining town have their hands full when a pair of giant pterodactyls with an appetite for destruction -- and eyes for each other -- shows up. Kenji Sahara, Yumi Shirakawa, Akio Kobori and Akihiko Hirata head the cast in director Ishirô Honda's 1956 sci-fi classic featuring inspired special effects. The Monster That Challenged the World / It! The Terror from Beyond Space  -  Terror and campy acting abound in this pair of sci-fi drive-in classics. In The Monster That Challenged the World, an underwater earthquake unleashes a prehistoric monster's hideous offspring to dine on residents of California; Tim Holt and Hans Conried star. It! The Terror from Beyond Space (an inspiration for 1979's Alien) pits an astronaut (Marshall Thompson) in the "distant future" of 1973 against a scaly beast that absorbs its human prey. The Square Peg  -  British clown prince Norman Wisdom stars as Norman Pitkin, a World War II-era road repairman who gets recruited by the army and dispatched to France, where he accidentally ventures behind enemy lines. After being picked up by the Resistance, Norman spearheads an effort to rescue British POWs from German custody, which lands him in an improbable solo battle against the German army -- with high jinks as his weapon of choice. War of the Gargantuas  -  When a furry green monster begins destroying the city, Dr. Paul Stewart (Russ Tamblyn) realizes it's a gargantua that escaped from his lab years ago. Hoping to save the day, he unleashes a second gargantua to take on the first. Tokyo teeters on the brink of disaster as the two monsters -- one fighting for mankind, the other against it -- duke it out in this Japanese monster classic. Kumi Mizuno and Kenji Sahara co-star. Apostles of Comedy  -  What would Jesus do for a laugh? Well, one thing's for sure: He'd probably get a kick out of these four Christian funnymen who call themselves the Apostles of Comedy and craft their stand-up around clean, wholesome jokes. Featuring live sets from comedians Jeff Allen, Brad Stine, Ron Pearson and Anthony Griffith delivered in front of a Nashville crowd, this release also includes behind-the-scenes footage capturing the guys at home and at church. Baby Mama  -  Tina Fey (TV's "30 Rock") stars in this hilarious comedy as Kate Holbrook, an ultra-driven career woman who, upon learning she's infertile, hires Angie (Amy Poehler), a South Philly working girl, to be her live-in surrogate. As the pair struggles to adjust to their unconventional partnership, Kate and Angie soon discover that sometimes family can be found in the unlikeliest of places. Sigourney Weaver and Greg Kinnear co-star. Block Party Madness 3  -  Once again it's a scorching summer in New Orleans -- which means it's time to throw the hottest block party ever, with AJ and his homeboy Trip masterminding the festivities in this third installment of Da Block Party series. Though cops and cheesed off neighbors conspire to end the fun, AJ and Trip will stop at nothing to top last year's extravaganza. A galaxy of hip-hop stars supplies the kickin' soundtrack. Brian Regan: The Epitome of Hyberbole  -  Bringing his funniest observations of everyday life, clever comedian Brian Regan returns for his second Comedy Central stand-up special. Whether making fun of himself or something else just as ridiculous, Regan consistently delivers loads of laughter. Known for his sophisticated and squeaky-clean humor, the talented comedian continues to win over audiences and sell out shows across the United States. Foreign Exchange  -  Four high school friends expecting to coast through senior year get an unexpected assignment when they're put in charge of a group of foreign exchange students. But showing their new friends the ropes isn't going to cramp their style. Before long, everyone discovers that hard-core partying, sexual escapades and enjoying illegal substances are universal. Ryan Pinkston, Ashley Edner and Jennifer Coolidge star in this over-the-top teen comedy. I Want Candy  -  Stephen Surjik directs this comedy starring Tom Riley and Tom Burke as two film school students whose first movie goes awry. Desperate to finance their flick, Joe and Baggy turn to a pornography producer who puts up the cash -- that is, if the duo can get semi-retired adult film actress Candy (Carmen Electra) to star. She agrees to do it, and soon their earnest script morphs into a raunchy show shot in Joe's parents' suburban home on the sly. National Lampoon's Homo Erectus  -  Caveman Ishbo (Adam Rifkin) definitely doesn't fit the mold. Tired of hunting, gathering and primitive tools, he yearns for something more. Unfortunately, his quest doesn't appeal to the girl of his dreams, Fardart (Ali Larter), who only has eyes for Ishbo's hunky brother (Hayes MacArthur). David Carradine and Talia Shire co-star as Ishbo's supportive parents in this Stone Age comedy, which Rifkin also wrote and directed. Taking 5  -  Gabby (Daniella Monet) and Devon (Alona Tal) worship boy band 5 Leo Rise. So when they have a chance to win a free concert for their high school by collecting bottle labels, they go all out. But the labels are accidentally destroyed in a fire, and now the two teens must come up with a new scheme -- or risk disappointing the whole school. Real band the Click Five portrays the pop group; co-stars include Christy Carlson Romano and Marcus T. Paulk. Elevator Movie  -  When the elevator they are riding in gets stuck between floors, reclusive Jim and born-again Christian Lana wait for hours, days, weeks and finally months for the repairman to arrive. As Jim reveals a chronic obsession with sex and Lana opens up about her promiscuous past, the two come to share a bizarre emotional and physical intimacy. Zeb Haradon directs and stars in this twisted odyssey into the surreal that also stars Robin Ballard. South of Pico  -  In the wake of a life-changing accident along Los Angeles's polarizing Pico Boulevard, four strangers are thrown together and forced to reconcile their differences when it comes to socioeconomic status. Individually, they're a doctor, a waitress, a chauffer and a teenager … but they're also human beings. Kip Pardue, Henry Simmons, Gina Torres and Soren Fulton co-star in this award-winning ensemble drama from writer-director Ernst Gossner. Statistics  -  Exploring the theme that we're all connected, this indie drama follows six people who find their lives altered forever by random events. The voice of Los Angeles radio personality David Allen (Kent Harper) ties the stories together as he rages in the wake of a personal tragedy. After losing his home to a fire that also injures his son and puts a neighbor in the hospital, Allen hits the airwaves to rail against human brutality and indifference. The Fall  -  Set in the 1920s, director Tarsem Singh's visually lush drama stars Lee Pace as paralyzed movie stuntman Roy Walker, who bonds with an imaginative 5-year-old named Alexandria (Catinca Untaru) as they convalesce together in a Los Angeles infirmary. To coax the girl into procuring the cache of morphine he wants from the hospital pharmacy, the suicidal Roy regales Alexandria with an elaborate fantasy about larger-than-life heroes. Through the Valley  -  Jaime Flores (Pablo Bracho) fights to clean up the streets in his tough Chicago neighborhood, standing up to local politicians and unfair laws. Unfortunately, fate lands him in jail for a murder he didn't commit, represented by a rookie public defender (Angela D. Smith). With the help of a friend (Felix Garcia), Jaime works to clear his name and stop the gang violence that threatens all he's worked for. Danny Trejo co-stars. Nympha  -  When Sarah (Tiffany Shepis), a young American, travels to Italy to join the New Order convent as a cloister nun, she prepares for an arduous spiritual journey. But she wasn't prepared to be tortured by the convent's violent past. On the path to finding God, Sarah begins having visions of a troubled young nun who once sought the same serenity she did -- but whose fanatical grandfather made her life a living hell. Seed  -  After three failed attempts to execute him in the electric chair, the still-breathing killer Max Seed (Will Sanderson) is declared dead, tied up and buried alive. After fighting his way out of his restraints to emerge from his grave, Seed goes on a blood-soaked rampage of vengeance against the people who put him there. Michael Paré co-stars in director Uwe Boll's uncompromising vision of retribution, inspired by true events. Something Beneath  -  When a mysterious black slime oozes up from the plumbing to infiltrate a new conference center, it causes attendees at an environmental convention who come in contact with it to have horrific hallucinations and nightmarish visions of past tragedies. Environmentalist priest Father Douglas Middleton (Kevin Sorbo) must team up with conference coordinator Khali Spence (Natalie Brown) to stop the slime -- or die trying -- in this sci-fi thriller. Zombies Zombies Zombies  -  When an unorthodox drug experiment conducted by a mad scientist transforms the residents of a small town into flesh-eating zombies, a motley crew of exotic dancers, pimps, hookers and johns are forced to take refuge inside a seedy strip club. Helmed by first-time filmmaker Jason Murphy, this zany, tongue-in-cheek horror-thriller stars FHM model Jessica Barton and Playboy Playmate Hollie Winnard. Light and the Sufferer  -  Blending elements of several different genres, this coming-of-age tale about mysterious beings that are drawn to those in trouble is based on a short story by Jonathan Lethem. College dropout Paul (Michael Esper) launches a search for his estranged brother, Don (Paul Dano), urging his sibling to travel west with him in search of something different. But the two fall prey to a mysterious "sufferer" -- and drug dealers who want them both dead. The Plans of Man  -  Dean Loxton stars as Adam, a man torn between two loves -- one in New York and one in London -- in this romantic tale. When his fiancée, Lilith (Lisa West), moves to New York, London-based Adam needs a green card to follow her there. Meanwhile, Evie (Adriane Denia), an American, needs a British visa, so Adam and Evie marry for reciprocal citizenship rights. Who will he choose to be with, now that he's fallen for Evie? Son of Sam  -  Ulli Lommel directs this period thriller set in late 1970s New York City, the site of the infamous "Son of Sam" serial killings that had everyone, from all walks of life, on edge and on guard. Were the brutal shootings really the sole work of David Berkowitz (Yogi Joshi), who confessed to the crimes and said he received orders to carry them out from his neighbor's demonic dog? Or were they also the work of someone else? 14 Women  -  Exploring the lives of the 14 female U.S. senators, this compelling documentary looks at the challenges they face, including the sometimes difficult balance between their roles as public servants and as wives and mothers. When the 109th Congress opened in 2005, it included more women senators than had served in the entire history of the Senate. With some of the senators' relatives producing and directing, the film offers a true insider's view. Heckler  -  This offbeat documentary starring comedian Jamie Kennedy explores the often contentious relationship between the people onstage and the vocal critics in the audience who are more than willing to make their opinions known. Interviews with such stars as comedian Bill Maher, director George Lucas and football legend Mike Ditka make it clear that heckling can happen at any venue -- and that not even the biggest luminaries are immune. Kicking It  -  Filmmaker Susan Koch's touching documentary follows six homeless soccer players battling poverty and addiction as they prepare to compete in the Fourth Annual Homeless World Cup in Cape Town, South Africa. Hailing from places as far reaching as Afghanistan, Kenya, Ireland, Spain, Russia and North Carolina, 500 dispossessed athletes use the level playing field of competitive sports to regain their dignity and transform their lives. We Are Together  -  Daily doses of pain and suffering do little to quell the voices of the remarkable Agape Orphanage children's choir in South Africa. Crossing the ocean to Carnegie Hall to raise money for a fund-raising CD and share their music with the world, the children come face to face with compassionate stars such as Alicia Keys and Paul Simon. Paul Taylor directs this moving Tribeca Film Festival selection, which received a Special Jury Mention in 2007. 10 Minute Solution: Pilates Perfect Body  -  If you've got 10 minutes, you've got the time to get a Pilates-perfect body, thanks to this easy-to-follow routine that allows you to build a customized workout according to your own schedule. A selection of options that are conveniently presented in 10-minute segments include "Pilates Perfect Arms," "Pilates Perfect Buns and Thighs," "Pilates Perfect Stretch," "Pilates Perfect Silhouette" and "Pilates Perfect Belly." 10 Minute Solution: Quick Tummy Toners  -  Got a problem in your midsection? A solution's at hand with this customizable workout that offers strategies for toning your tummy and trimming your waistline in 10-minute increments. After determining how much time you have to exercise, you can pick and choose from five different mini-routines that are each 10 minutes long, including "Crunch-Free Abs," "Bikini Belly," "Yoga Abs," "Ab and Waist Definer" and "Sexy, Sporty Abs." Element: AM & PM Yoga for Beginners  -  Celebrity fitness instructor Elena Brower leads this comprehensive yoga regimen designed to take you from sunup to sundown with two different routines, each set against the dazzling backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. The a.m. section aims to strengthen your muscles, invigorate your body and revitalize your spirit for the rest of the day, while the p.m. segment works to take away tension, stretch aching muscles and improve overall balance. Element: Pilates Weight Loss for Beginners  -  In this invigorating workout designed especially for beginners, fitness instructor and author Brooke Siler introduces you to basic Pilates concepts and explains how the regular practice of Pilates can help you lose weight. Filmed on location in front of the Pacific Ocean, the routine is structured to give you a streamlined shape through a blend of stretching, toning and core-strengthening exercises. Gabrielle Reese: The Complete Fit & Healthy Pregnancy Workout  -  Professional beach volleyball player Gabrielle Reese teamed with her trainer and doctor while she was expecting to create this comprehensive pregnancy workout that spans all three trimesters as well as the three-month period after giving birth. And to prove that each 15-minute routine can be performed safely at every stage of pregnancy, an increasingly more pregnant Reese demonstrates every movement herself. Leslie Sansone: Walk at Home: 5 Day Slim Down  -  Fitness walking enthusiast Leslie Sansone leads this customizable workout designed to help you lose weight and boost your metabolism. The program allows you to pick from five different one-mile walks and combine them however you choose. With an eye on proper nutrition, Sansone also includes an easy-to-follow cooking segment that shows her preparing five healthy breakfasts that will help get you off on the right foot every morning. UFC: The Best of Fight Night  -  Presenting 12 of the most memorable matches from Spike TV's popular show UFC Fight Night Live, this high-impact program brings together incredible ultimate fighting knockouts, fighter interviews and behind-the-scenes moments. Employing elements of boxing, kickboxing, kung fu, tae kwon do and other battling styles, all of the featured fighters use everything they have to achieve supremacy in the octagon. WWE: The Life and Times of Mr. Perfect  -  Discover the man behind the nickname with this portrait of Curt Hennig, aka wrestling's Mr. Perfect. Hennig displays the skill that landed him in the WWE Hall of Fame in footage from some of his greatest WWE, WCW and AWA matches. These clips are combined with interviews with fellow wrestlers, friends and family -- including his father, retired AWA superstar Larry "The Axe" Hennig -- that reveal the man as he was in and out of the ring. A Haunting: Season 4  -  The spirits are restless once again in the fourth season of the show that dramatizes real-life stories of ghosts, hauntings and other paranormal activity. This collection includes the tale of Cindy, who is attacked by a malevolent spirit; the story of Libby and Sean, whose daughter sees fairies in her bedroom; the struggle of Rebecca, who must tell her new husband that she can communicate with spirits; and more. CSI: Miami: Season 6  -  Action, suspense and intrigue all get cranked up another notch in this thrilling sixth season as CSI team members catch criminals -- and catch some excitement in their own lives. As Season 6 drama unfolds, Horatio (David Caruso) discovers some surprising news about his family tree, underwater recovery specialist Eric Delko (Adam Rodriguez) struggles with the aftermath of his brain injury, and a face from the past returns from the dead. Grey's Anatomy: Season 4  -  The doctors at Seattle Grace Hospital return for a fourth season of the popular medical sudser. As they gain more experience, Meredith (Ellen Pompeo), Cristina (Sandra Oh), Izzie (Katherine Heigl), George (T.R. Knight) and Alex (Justin Chambers) continue to deal with life-and-death issues at work while navigating their complicated personal dramas and relationships. Patrick Dempsey co-stars as Dr. Derek "McDreamy" Shepherd. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 3  -  The gang from Paddy's Pub return for more offbeat, hilarious humor in this cult favorite's third season. This year, Mac (Rob McElhenney), Dennis (Glenn Howerton) and Dee (Kaitlin Olson) try out for the Philadelphia Eagles, Dennis inherits the ultimate party house, Frank (Danny DeVito) believes Mac is a serial killer, a restaurateur kicks Paddy's off the list for the annual pub crawl, and Charlie makes the pub a prize in a dance marathon. Jon & Kate Plus Ei8ht: Seasons 1 & 2  -  In this TLC reality series, life is anything but boring for Jon and Kate Gosselin: Six-year-old twins and 2-year-old sextuplets make each day an extraordinary adventure filled with all the love -- and chaos -- that eight young children bring. Witness their joys and challenges as the Gosselins celebrate Jon's 30th birthday, venture on a family trip to Chocolate World, celebrate Independence Day and more in this Season 1 and 2 series collection. Keeping Up Appearances: Life Lessons from Onslow  -  In this special episode from the riotously funny 1990s BBC series, Onslow (Geoffrey Hughes), Hyacinth's slovenly brother-in-law, decides he's spent enough time watching Open University on television and is finally ready to teach a course of his own. This memorable best-of clip show uses footage from classic "Keeping Up Appearances" episodes to illustrate Onslow's hilarious philosophical musings. Last of the Summer Wine: Vintage 1977  -  Senior citizens Clegg (Peter Sallis), Compo (Bill Owen) and Foggy (Brian Wilde) continue their adolescent misadventures as they enjoy life and try to avoid work in Britain's long-running sitcom, set in the scenic village of Pennine in the Yorkshire Dales. The fun in the 1977 season includes a runaway ferret, a vegetable hunting expedition, Christmas in summertime and a celebration for Foggy's Silver Jubilee. Medium: Season 4  -  After a tumultuous previous season that saw her husband (Jake Weber) traumatized and her work with the Phoenix police department exposed, Allison Dubois (Patricia Arquette) returns to what she does best: sleuthing in the spiritual realm. In this collection of episodes from the paranormal prime-time drama's fourth year, Allison unravels baffling cases requiring more than run-of-the-mill detective work. Peter Cook & Dudley Moore: The Best of... What's Left of... Not Only... But Also...  -  The diminutive Dudley Moore and the sky-high Peter Cook match wits as perfect comic foils in this collection of episodes from the duo's successful BBC sketch show "Not Only … But Also," which ran for three seasons beginning in 1965. Highlights include appearances by the Leaping Nuns of Norwich, a spoof of "This Is Tom Jones" involving Ludwig van Beethoven and performances by the Dudley Moore Trio. Smallville: Season 7  -  Clark Kent's (Tom Welling) cousin Kara (Laura Vandervoort) -- aka Supergirl -- arrives on the scene for the seventh season of the hit television drama. Having just emerged from a 16-year state of suspended animation, Kara becomes entranced by popular culture. A strong-willed girl with all the powers of her cousin and more, she doesn't always see eye to eye with Clark. Meanwhile, a new editor (Michael Cassidy) takes over at the Daily Planet. To the Manor Born: Silver Wedding Anniversary  -  Though a conglomerate has bought out all the neighboring estates, Grantleigh Manor soldiers on under the iron fist of blue blood Audrey (Penelope Keith). But a startling confession from her husband (Peter Bowles) at their 25th anniversary party sets the stage for a new war. At stake are a community and a marriage in this comic reunion special of the classic British television series, which ran from 1979 to 1981. Ugly Betty: Season 2  -  Golden Globe winner America Ferrera returns as charming, metal-mouthed Betty, a lovable Queens, N.Y.-bred assistant working her way up the ladder of high-fashion magazine Mode. She's still on a low rung of that ladder, but she has the support of her boss (Eric Mabius), her dad (Tony Plana) and her sister (Ana Ortiz). Salma Hayek executive produces the series, which also stars Vanessa Williams and Alan Dale. Wings: Season 7  -  In the seventh season of this hit comedy series, honeymooners Joe (Tim Daly) and Helen (Crystal Bernard) head home to Nantucket, Mass., only to find Helen's house burned to the ground -- collateral damage from a hot night between Brian (Steven Weber) and Casey (Amy Yasbeck). Joe kicks Brian out of the house -- and out of Sandpiper Airlines -- but the brothers soon make amends. Tony Shalhoub and Rebecca Schull and co-star. Avril Lavigne: The Best Damn Tour: Live in Toronto  -  Canadian pop-rocker Avril Lavigne delivers a blistering set of her biggest hits -- peddled as part of her Best Damn Tour to promote her "The Best Damn Thing" album -- in this 2008 concert filmed live in Toronto. Highlights include "Complicated," "My Happy Ending," "Sk8r Boi," "When You're Gone," "I'm With You" and "Girlfriend," plus a cover of Toni Basil's 1980s hit "Mickey," complete with dancing cheerleaders. Ednita Nazario: Real en Vivo  -  Beloved Latin pop star Ednita Nazario brings her exuberant vocal style and sensual stage presence to the Puerto Rico Coliseum in this series of sold-out performances recorded in May 2007. Selections include "Después de Ti," "Espíritu Libre," "Real," "Alguien Más," "Pienso en Ti," "Todavia," "Puedo," "Me Quedo," "Days of Innocence," "Cuando No Te Queden Lagrimas," "Quimica Ideal," "No" and "Vengada." The Last Days of Left Eye  -  Filmmaker Lauren Lazin chronicles the final days of Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, member of the R&B supergroup TLC, in this film featuring highly personal home movies shot by Left Eye herself before perishing in a 2002 car crash. Lazin covers Lopes's entire career, including her struggles with alcohol and scrapes with the law, while Lopes's own footage reveals an artist finally coming to terms with her past and planning a fresh start for her life. El Premio Mayor  -  One of Mexico's most popular telenovelas, this series follows Luis "Huicho" Domínguez (Carlos Bonavides), a working-class guy who wins the lottery. He's always been a jerk, but his newfound wealth makes him a womanizer, too. His wife (Laura León) has little patience for the new Huicho and finds the attention she craves when a millionaire sweeps her off her feet. Huicho's daughter (Sasha), meanwhile, catches the eye of a journalist. House of Traps  -  On orders from the emperor to retrieve a pricey antique, the unstoppable Venom Mob breaks into a "House of Traps" that's rumored to kill anyone who enters it. They say no one's ever made it out alive … but they clearly weren't counting on this crew. Leading the raid is a royal investigator who's determined to carry out his mission. It'll take all the skill he and his men can muster to defeat the bloody pitfalls the house has in store for them. Vecinos  -  The problems of everyday people living in the same crowded city apartment building play to great comic effect in this popular Mexican television series adapted from the Spanish sitcom "Aqui No Hay Quien Viva." Among them are veterinarian Vanesa Balboa (Roxana Castellanos) and her uncle Don Roque (Polo Ortín); the desperate Silvia Olvera (Mayrín Villanueva), who's looking for love; and Frankie Rivers (César Bono), a struggling actor. Vicente Fernández: Canciones de Peliculas: El Arracadas  -  Having sworn to his mother that he'll find his father's killer (Fernando Almada), Mariano (Vicente Fernandez) sets out on a dangerous journey seeking revenge. To help him locate the murderer, Mariano searches for his mother's missing earring, which was taken by the assassin. Full of raw energy, this riveting Mexican Western follows Mariano's heroic quest as he experiences love, pain and frustration. Vicente Fernández: Canciones de Peliculas: El Cuatrero  -  Alvaro (Vicente Fernández) and his accomplice, Mariana, steal a horse from powerful rancher Lazaro in this Mexican comedy. After painting it black and changing its name to Satan, Alvaro starts to care about the creature and tries to keep it away from its angry owner. When Satan is forced to participate in a dangerous bullfight, Alvaro sacrifices his self-respect to save his cherished horse from harm. Vicente Fernández: Canciones de Peliculas: El Hijo del Pueblo  -  A rural taxi driver without much money, Vicente (Vicente Fernandez) has the thrill of his life meeting beautiful and wealthy journalist Carmen (Lucia Mendez). But after Carmen humiliates him, an angry Vicente starts seeking vengeance against anyone from the upper class. When a great opportunity to strike back at the rich suddenly appears, Vicente gets caught in a terrible dilemma he never expected. Vicente Fernández: Canciones de Peliculas: El Tahur  -  Groundskeeper Martin (Vicente Fernandez) loves Alejandra, but her father chooses the wealthy Raul to be her husband. Devastated, Martin leaves his home in search of a fortune, only to return years later and discover that Alejandra's life has not turned out as planned. With Raul disgraced and in complete financial ruin, the now wealthy gambler Martin searches for his beloved and tries to win her affection.