Empirical proof that the traditional sitcom is still alive and well.

War is hell and that's before you actually get into one.

The Comic Book Guy had it right..... Best. Season. Ever.

It's tough being loved..... by multiple women..... at the same time. I mean emotionally, not physically; pervs.

Two Yorkshire teachers find themselves involved in a plot to dump nuclear waste when they mistakenly receive a tape of a secretive conversation. The two teachers, who previously were a part of the Biederbecke Affair mystery, put their comfortable lives on hold in order to track down the source of these tapes and foil the nuclear waste plan.

Sherlock Holmes wasn't the only fictional detective working the cases of Victorian London. Indeed, the Rivals of Holmes were also doing their part to solve the heinous crimes of the time. Acorn Media is set to release a nice four disc box set on September 1st named The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes: Set 1. Time to break out the magnifying glass and take a closer look.

Acorn Media was kind enough to send us several British DVDs for review, one of which was The Diary of A Nobody. The show is an adaptation of the 1892 book. A solo effort, acclaimed British actor Hugh Bonneville stars as Mr. Charles Pooter, the man who believes he is a much more important part of society than he really is.

The Caped Crusader battles Dracula and also teams up with The Man of Steel in a separate film in a new DC Comics animation release from Warner Home Video. The Batman Vs. Dracula/Batman Superman Movie DVD contains two full length films (previously released separately) and several extra features for both.

This year the San Diego Chargers of the NFL turns 50, and to help fans commerate the occasion, Warner Home Video is releasing a two disc set aptly named "History of the San Diego Chargers." Available September 15th, this set includes 240 minutes of highlights, player interviews, and NFL Films and NFL Network segments. For the fan, it's an easy choice, but let's take a closer look.

The Toho Collection completely redefines the term 'classics'.

I'm still laughing.

Oh, I loved this movie as a kid.