SOCCER MAYHEM
"Kicking & Screaming: Will Ferrell becomes casual and family man vitamin salesman soccer dad in this retread caffeine crazy comedy" Bad News Bears "style. Ferrell stupid average Joe is attracted to the glory of the game and becomes a hyper-competitive coach of your child's team as it heads toward a showdown in the championship with a team coached by his own victory at all costs stepfather ( Robert Duvall). Mike Ditka, the movie on DVD comes with deleted scenes, outtakes and alternate scenes. The other disc extras focus mainly on a lot of forgettable films in the young players at the motley crew Ferrell and football training they have suffered. PG, $ 29.98. AP
DUKE
"McClintock!" and "Hondo" John Wayne western two-star hotel, light and dark. Slapstick-Laden "McClintock!" (Since 1963) meets Wayne with his "quiet man", co-starring Maureen O'Hara and brawl story of a cattleman to meet his ex-wife during the homecoming of their daughter. "Hondo" (1953) is a more disturbing story of a cavalry man protecting the woman and her son, without violating the Indian tribes. Both DVDs feature Audio Commentary by critic Leonard Maltin and Western expert Frank Thompson, who joined the actors in the film, as O'Hara and "McClintock!" co-star Stefanie Powers. Not rated, $ 14.99 each. AP
All in the Family
"Arrested Development: Season Two": The famous sitcom is back for 18 episodes about a rich dysfunctional family plunged into chaos by the imprisonment of their patriarch. The three-disc set features deleted scenes and commentaries on some episodes. Not rated, $ 39.98. AP
CREATOR COMMENTS
"South Park: Season Six": The foul-mouthed animated new fourth grade students in a three-disc set packing all 17 episodes from the sixth year. Each episode includes commentary with series creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker. Not rated, $ 49.99. AP
GOOD STUFF
"Holiday Martha's 2005": Queen of the kitchen to how Kit and ex-convict Martha Stewart offers Thanksgiving, Christmas and new recipes dinner year and decorating tips in this collection of three recordings taken from his television show. Is also available separately "Martha's Favorite Family Meals." Not rated, $ 39.98, single DVD, $ 19.98 each. AP
"Kicking & Screaming: Will Ferrell becomes casual and family man vitamin salesman soccer dad in this retread caffeine crazy comedy" Bad News Bears "style. Ferrell stupid average Joe is attracted to the glory of the game and becomes a hyper-competitive coach of your child's team as it heads toward a showdown in the championship with a team coached by his own victory at all costs stepfather ( Robert Duvall). Mike Ditka, the movie on DVD comes with deleted scenes, outtakes and alternate scenes. The other disc extras focus mainly on a lot of forgettable films in the young players at the motley crew Ferrell and football training they have suffered. PG, $ 29.98. AP
DUKE
"McClintock!" and "Hondo" John Wayne western two-star hotel, light and dark. Slapstick-Laden "McClintock!" (Since 1963) meets Wayne with his "quiet man", co-starring Maureen O'Hara and brawl story of a cattleman to meet his ex-wife during the homecoming of their daughter. "Hondo" (1953) is a more disturbing story of a cavalry man protecting the woman and her son, without violating the Indian tribes. Both DVDs feature Audio Commentary by critic Leonard Maltin and Western expert Frank Thompson, who joined the actors in the film, as O'Hara and "McClintock!" co-star Stefanie Powers. Not rated, $ 14.99 each. AP
All in the Family
"Arrested Development: Season Two": The famous sitcom is back for 18 episodes about a rich dysfunctional family plunged into chaos by the imprisonment of their patriarch. The three-disc set features deleted scenes and commentaries on some episodes. Not rated, $ 39.98. AP
CREATOR COMMENTS
"South Park: Season Six": The foul-mouthed animated new fourth grade students in a three-disc set packing all 17 episodes from the sixth year. Each episode includes commentary with series creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker. Not rated, $ 49.99. AP
GOOD STUFF
"Holiday Martha's 2005": Queen of the kitchen to how Kit and ex-convict Martha Stewart offers Thanksgiving, Christmas and new recipes dinner year and decorating tips in this collection of three recordings taken from his television show. Is also available separately "Martha's Favorite Family Meals." Not rated, $ 39.98, single DVD, $ 19.98 each. AP