Eastbound & Down: The Complete First Season - This release is a two disc set of the series first season’s six episodes.

Entourage: The Complete Fifth Season - This releases is a three disc set of this dramedy’s (comedy-drama) fifth season. The special features on this set includes cast commentaries and a behind-the-scenes featurette.

The IT Crowd: The Complete Second Season - This release is a one disc set of the show’s second season. The bonus features include outtakes, Recording The IT Crowd, and commentary.

The Lucille Ball Specials: Lucy Gets Lucky/Three for Two - This release includes two Lucille Ball television specials. The bonus features include long-lost radio interviews with Dean Martin, bloopers, featurette with guest actor Gino Conforti, and rare Lucy footage.

Parker Lewis Can’t Lose: The Complete First Season - This release is a four disc set. The special features include The History Of Coolness: A Look Back At Parker Lewis Cant Lose With The Cast And Creators and Audio Commentaries.

Trailer Park Boys: The Complete Series - This release is a 13 disc set of the complete Canadian mockumentary series. It is packaged in a cooler lunch bag.

Dinosaur King: Volcanic Panic - This is the third volume of episodes from this show. It includes 5 episodes of Dinosaur King.

American Revolution: Battle of Monmouth - This release is a History Channel documentary about the Battle of Monmouth.

Ben Franklin Tech - This is a documentary about Franklin’s inventions.

Biography: George Armstrong Custer - America’s Golden Cavalier - This is a biography documentary about George Armstrong Custer.

Biography: George Washington - American Revolutionary - This is a documentary about George Washington.

Biography: Sherlock Holmes - The Great Detective - This is a documentary about the fictional character Sherlock Holmes as well as his creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Blood And Treasure In Peru - This release is a History Channel documentary about treasure hunting and the discovery of the Royal Tombs of Sipan in Peru.

The Bloody Aleutians - This is a History Channel documentary about the battle on the US Aleutian islands during World War II.

Extreme Trains: The Complete Season One - This release is a two disc set. The episodes included are “Amtrak’s Empire Builder,” “The Burlington Northern Santa Fe Freight Train,” “The Norfolk Southern Coal Train,” “The Ringling Bros. Circus Train,” and “The Union Pacific Refrigeration Train.”

Face Off: Pershing vs. Gallwitz - This documentary is about the final battle of the first World War.

Fireboats of 9/11 - This documentary is about New York’s fireboats with emphasis on their use on 9/11.

FRONTLINE: Poisoned Water - This release is about the issues around clean water.

Ghost Ships - This release is a History Channel documentary about seafaring ghost tales.

Haunted History: Caribbean - This documentary is about haunted sites in the Caribbean.

Haunted History: Chicago - This release is about the most haunted sites in Chicago, Illinois.

Haunted History: Hawaii - This release is about the most haunted places in Hawaii.

Haunted History: Savannah - This release is about the most haunted sites in Savannah, Georgia.

Haunted History: Tombstone - This release is about the haunted history of Tombstone, Arizona.

Haunted History: Washington D.C. - This release is about haunted history in the nation’s capital.

Inside Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade - This is a documentary about the Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City.

The Last Day of World War I - This release is a History Channel documentary about D-Day, the final day of the First World War.

Mexico’s Great Pyramids - This release is mostly about the pyramids of the Aztecs.

Modern Marvels: Racetrack Tech - This release is about the safety technology in car racing.

MonsterQuest: Season Three, Set One - This release is a two disc set of the show that tries to search out the truth behind the legends and sightings of mythical monsters.

Nostradamus 2012 - This is a History Channel documentary about the believed end of the world on December 21, 2012.

Number 10 - This release is a seven episode series about prime ministers that have lived at Number 10 Downing Street in London.

The Odessa File - This documentary is about the secret organization believed to help the Nazi war criminals escape capture.

Palenque: Metropolis of the Maya - This documentary is about the lost Mayan city of Palenque in Central America.

POWs of the American Revolution - This release is about the prisoners of the American Revolution kept on board ships in New York’s harbour.

The True Story of the Fighting Sullivans - This release is a History Channel documentary about five brothers that served together as sailors and died when their ship was hit by a torpedo in 1942.

True Story of Killing Pablo - This release is a History Channel documentary about Colombian drug lord, Pablo Escobar.

Blue Murder: Set 4 - This release is a two disc set. It includes the six episodes.

Hi-5: Season Two - This release is a three disc set of the show’s second season. It includes 20 episodes of the show.

Princess Protection Program - This release of the latest Disney Channel Original Movie, which just premiered last weekend in the US. The bonus features include an Exclusive music video, Royal and Loyal BFFs Selena and Demi reveal their secrets, A Royal Reality, real life princesses share their realities.

Secret Diary of a Call Girl Season 2 - This release is a two disc set of the show’s second season.

The Swiss Family Robinson - This releases is a three disc set with the 26 episodes of the show.

Eureka: Season 3.0 - This release is a two disc set of the SciFi Channel show.

Stargate Atlantis: The Complete Fifth Season - This release is a five disc set of the show’s fifth season.

The Best of…The FBI Files. - This release is a six disc set. The episodes included are Polly Klass Kidnapped, Above the Law, Human Prey, Death in Alaska, The Murdering Cowboy, The Unabomber, Melissa Brannen: Missing, The World Trade Center Bombing, John Gotti - Convicted, Cat and Mouse, The Hunter’s Game, The Dixie Mafia, Shattered Shield, Deadly Paradise, The True Story of Mississippi Burning, The Crazy Don, Killing Spree, A Model Killer, Hired Gun, Cracking the Cartel, A Stranger in Town, Blood Brothers, Crime Spree, Family Secrets, Master Plan, and Firefight.

Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern: Collection Three - This release is a two disc set.

Cry for Help - This release is a PBS documentary about teens dealing with depression, expression, and mental illness.

Bob the Builder: Bob’s Top Team

Thomas & Friends: Track Stars - This release has a run time of about 50 minutes.

Tom and Jerry: The Chuck Jones Collection - This is a two disc set with 34 shorts done by Chuck Jones. It includes two documentaries called Tom and Jerry…and Chuck and Chuck Jones: Memories of a Childhood.

Barney: Let’s Pretend - This release is a DVD release of the Let’s Pretend episode of the show.

Doodlebops: Get on the Bus - This release includes four episodes of the Doodlebops.

The Monster Squad: The Complete Collection - This release is a two disc set.

Reba: Season 6 - This release is a two DVD set. It contains the sixth season’s 13 episodes. These are the last episodes of the series.

Two Outs, Bottom of the 9th Inning - This release is a six disc set of the Korean television drama. The show is about a woman trying to choose between a childhood friend and a baseball star.

“Three Stories” - House’s ex-girlfriend Stacy comes to see him to ask House to take on her husband as a case. House gives a lecture because another doctor is sick. He comes up with three cases involving leg pain. One is a farmer with pain in his leg. The class fails at first because they do not first come up with the idea of looking at the leg. A snake bite wound is found on the leg. The second is a 16-year-old female volleyball player. The patient has tendonitis and it leads them to a nodule. The third is a male golfer that wants pain meds. A rattlesnake is found by Chase and Foreman on the farm and Cameron gives the farmer the antivenom. The man then has an allergic reaction. The volleyball player also has a thyroid condition. It turns out they were wrong about what type of snake bit the farmer. So, they give them the antivenom for another snake common in New Jersey. The drug addict golfer comes back saying his leg hurts. They do a urine test by putting a catheter in, which supposedly proves that he really is sick and not just an addict. The volleyball player is not responding to treatment. She is hypersensitive to touch while Cameron is trying to draw blood. Nothing is working for the farmer. The drug addict has blood in his urine. The farmer wants to go home now that he knows he is dying and worries about his dog. It turns out that it was his dog that bit him. Back to the man with leg pain with blood in his urine. The students cannot figure out the brown in the urine is for and Cameron pops in and suggest muscle death. He then slips back to the girl getting an MRI because the case with the man was not treated for muscle death until three days later when the patient suggested muscle death (i.e. this is House’s personal story). Bone cancer is found in the girl’s leg and they might have to amputate the leg. The farmer also might have to have the leg removed because of the flesh eating disease from the dog bite. House also gets the diagnosis they might have to lose his leg, but he refuses to lose his leg. He has them do a by pass instead of amputation. The by pass and muscle death being left led to the pain he might have for the rest of his life. House predicts his going into cardiac arrest. House’s ex tries to convince him to give up his leg. He asks to be put in a chemically induced coma to sleep through the worst of the pain. Once in a coma it is her call as his medical proxy. She gives the okay to have the muscle death removed as the middle ground option. In the end he calls his ex and says he will take a look at her husband the next day.

“Honeymoon” - Stacey’s husband is late to meeting House and her at a restaurant. He passes out after House offers him a drink, which is House’s way of getting him to a hospital to look at him, as the patient is reluctant to think anything is wrong. House finds abdominal epilepsy, which leads to it being a neurological problem. Cameron asks Stacey what House was like before his leg issue. She says she was the same. Foreman and Chase search Stacey’s house and find cookies left for them with a note from Stacey, who knew they would end up searching the house. The only thing out of the ordinary they find are switching from mountain biking to yoga and a bottle of prescription meds with someone else’s name. At first they think it is Alzheimer’s, but it is not. House cannot figure it out and Stacey finds him thinking on the roof, where he has not been in five years, but he obviously used to do all the time when they were together. Her husband soon ends up paralyzed in his hands and toes. His throat starts to close up as he has a panic attack because he thinks Stacey is going to leave him. House finds out that Mark thinks he went to Paris for their honeymoon, but Stacey says that did not happen, so it is a symptom. The only way to prove the next diagnosis is to take a urine sample during an attack. Mark does not want the test, so House refuses to do the test at first. Cameron, Chase and Foreman try to stop House from doing it against Mark’s wishes. House takes a urine sample before letting them give him meds after the attack is triggered. It ends up being the right diagnosis. Stacey comes to see House and admits she is not over him, but she cannot be with him. Cuddy offers Stacey the job of general counsel at the hospital and Stacey accepts on the condition it is okay with House, who says fine. In his apartment House tries to walk without the cane, but cannot.

Bonus Material: The Concept - This is a short featurette about the concept of the show.

Bonus Material: Casting Session with Hugh Laurie - This is a quick one of Hugh Laurie trying out for the part of House.

Bonus Material: Medical Cases - This is a featurette about the different medical cases discussed series and coming up with them.

Bonus Material: Set Tour - This is a set tour of different commonly used settings in the show. The first part of the tour is guided by Cameron and the second part is guided by Cuddy.

Bonus Material: House-isms - This is a featurette about some of the more memorable things House says.

Bonus Material: Dr. House - This is a featurette of the cast and behind the scenes people talking about the character House.

“Role Model” - An African American Senator running for President vomits and collapses after a speech. Volger asks House to do a talk about a new drug being much better and to diagnosis the Senator or fire one of his team. While looking at the Senator Foreman notices that the Senator lacks reflexes when they tap his knee. Thus the issue appears to be in his brain. The Senator begins to stutter. They think that he has AIDS, but the Senator refuses that diagnosis. The test confirms he has AIDS. The anti-retrovirals are not working, though. It turns out the first AIDS test was a false positive. The Senator’s breathing than seriously fails. It seems that he has some sort of fungus. House finds out that when the Senator was younger he had a seizure when he was 6 and was on meds for the seizures until he was 10. The med is know to have caused a disease, which House thinks presented itself with the recent stress of the campaign. When House gets up to do the speech to promote the new drug, he says the drug is pretty much the same as the old version and not that much better. Cameron then decides to leave, so House does not have to choose who to fire.

“Babies & Bathwater” - A pregnant woman black outs briefly while driving and when the police man has her get out of the car she collapses. She has trouble swallowing. Chase thinks it is preclamsia. They find a tumor in her lungs. She does not want to do the radiation treatment because it will kill the baby. Volger tries to get the board to get rid of House and if they do not he will leave along with his $100 million donation. Wilson is the vote to not fire House and Volger next votes on whether to dismiss Wilson. The woman does not want to have a C-section because she is not happy with the odds for her baby. Wilson gets sacked. House finds out that the woman had a first child that was a sick one that died of infantile Alexander’s disease after 2 years. She does not want to deal with the possibility of a sick child due to premature birth. House schedules surgery for an experimental treatment and it is about to take place, but Vogler cancels it. A clot reaches the woman’s lung. While they go in to remove the clot, she bleeds into her abdomen. House talks to the husband about there being nothing to do for his wife, but they can possibly save the baby. They get the baby out and while Chase tries to get him to breath the mother goes into cardiac arrest. Just as the mom flatlines the baby starts to cry. Cuddy saves Wilson’s job and House’s team’s job by getting rid of Vogler and in the process losing his financial support of the hospital.

“Kids” - House tries to get Cameron to come back now that Vogler is gone and he can have his whole team. A meningitis outbreak at a swim meet floods the clinic and House must help with the patience. House takes an interest in a girl that was diving at the swim meet and at first look seems to have meningitis, but House suspects it is something else. He decides to take it on as a case. They give her a lumbar puncture. She then presents with a GI bleed. They have her swallow a little camera to find out where the blood is coming from. The girl has an absent seizure after they rule out cancer. House interviews replacements for Cameron, but he still wants to rehire Cameron. Foreman does a ultrasound CT scan since they can get access to the modern CT scan machine. Bleeding is found in her temporal lobe and Cuddy finally gives them an operating room and a surgeon. It turns out her rash is her bleeding into her skin. It turns out she is pregnant and they have to terminate the pregnancy. In the end House gets Cameron to come back if he goes on a date with her.

“Love Hurts” - Wilson finds out that House agreed to take Cameron on a date in order to get her to come back. A patient in the clinic has a stroke after House yells at him for spilling apple juice on him. Cameron tells Foreman and Chase that the terms of her coming back was a date with House. Foreman finds out that the man has trouble remembering nouns to use and his guru helps translate about him seeing different Eastern medicine specialists. They find his guru choking the patient and Chase recognizes that she is a dominatrix and that the patient likes being strangled/feeling pain. The patient has trouble dealing with his dominatrix. The bring her back in, but they still cannot get him to agree to sign the consent for surgery. Chase and Cameron search the patient’s home to find out about his parents. They find out that his parents are actually alive, but they do not want to have anything to do with him because of his pain perversion. House guilts them into signing the consent form. House tries to act nice on the date with Cameron before telling her that she only wants to date him because he is damaged and that is the kind of thing she needs. His bad breath leads House to realize their is an infection in the jaw that was hidden from scans by the metal plate that was there to repair his broken jaw.