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"    Supernatural: The Complete Fifth Season (2009)     When the hit CW show Supernatural first began airing close to five years ago nobody expected the show to last more than three seasons, not even series creator Eric Kripke. Having successfully shepherded his original vision for Supernatural, and with the network&amp;#039;s decision to renew the show for a sixth season, Kripke handed over the reins. The first four seasons introduced us to the Winchester brothers, Sam and Dean (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles), and we discovered their legacy as monster-hunters along the way. Now Sam and Dean must face their greatest challenge yet, as the Cold War between Heaven and Hell heats up and the Winchester boys are all that stands between us and the Apocalypse.Extras include: * &amp;quot;Apocalypse Survival Guides: Bobby&amp;#039;s Exclusive Video Collection&amp;quot; * Ghostfacers: The Web series * Producer/writer commentary on episode 4, The End * Unaired scene from episode 9, The Real Ghostbusters * Gag reel         Chuck: The Complete Third Season (2010)     Has it ever been a better time to be a geek? Look around you, dozens of nerd shows abound, and even the music, movies and games all reflect a shift in our cultural consciousness. Chuck, much like that other &amp;quot;Nerdtastic&amp;quot; series The Big Bang Theory, is a great example of a show that is &amp;quot;by Geeks, for Geeks&amp;quot; and I for one couldn&amp;#039;t be happier. Nothing against Zachary Levi, but coming from the mind of writer/producer Josh &amp;quot;The O.C.&amp;quot; Schwartz, I can&amp;#039;t help but picture Adam Brody as Chuck&amp;#039;s titular hero. At the end of the season two, Chuck (Levi) got a second download of top-secret Intersect information to the brain giving him new, enhanced physical skills and fighting abilities.Extras include: * &amp;quot;Chuck-Fu and Dim Sum: Becoming a Spy Guy&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;The Jeffster Revolution: The Definitive Mockumentary&amp;quot; * Declassified scenes * Gag reel        MacGruber: Unrated Edition (2010)     In the pantheon of fictional DIY do-gooders, MacGyver dwells in rarefied air, so of course we here at PM were big fans of The Lonely Island&amp;#039;s MacGruber microskits on SNL. Director Jorma Taccone and star Will Forte made a concerted effort to stay away from the limited scope of the TV gags and instead focused on parodying the action films of the &amp;#039;80s. Unfortunately, I don&amp;#039;t think everyone got that memo, as the film was a disappointment at the Summer box-office, even though it delivered some outrageous laughs when we screened it. MacGruber (Forte) wavers between bad-ass and dumb-ass as he must come out of retirement to stop his arch-nemesis (played with aplomb by Val Kilmer) from nuking Washington, D.C. Extras include: * Both Unrated and Theatrical versions of the film * Feature Commentary With Cast And Crew * Deleted scene * Gag reel        The Office: Season Six (2009)     I&amp;#039;ll admit that I was one of the most vocal opponents to the American remake of Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant&amp;#039;s seminal Britcom, The Office, when it first premiered. Let&amp;#039;s just say that hindsight is 20/20 and that I religiously DVR every new episode when it airs and rush out to pick up the complete DVD sets of each season when they come out. What could have changed my mind? Steve Carrell. Few American actors have been able to capture the &amp;quot;Grotesque&amp;quot; as it appears in British comedy (i.e. Gervais&amp;#039; David Brent) before. However, The Office is an ensemble, and as much as Carrell shines, Rainn Wilson, Jenna Fischer, B.J. Novak, Ed Helms, Mindy Kaling and Craig Robinson are right behind him. Extras include: * Featurettes and webisodes * Welcome to Sabre Company video * Deleted scenes * Blooper reel        Smallville: The Complete Ninth Season (2009)     Superman, the first real superhero, and the living embodiment of &amp;quot;Truth, Justice and the American Way for generations of comic book fans and moviegoers young and old. Unfortunately, Superman&amp;#039;s glory days are far behind him and after countless attempts to darken the character to appeal to new fans, the man of steel has been looking weak of late. Alfred Gough and Miles Milar&amp;#039;s Smallville has been the best outlet for fans of the big-blue boycott, so long as you don&amp;#039;t mind a still-developing Superman, sans costume. Season Nine was undoubtedly the best season yet, with Geoff Johns Absolute Justice episode featuring the first TV appearances of Hawkman, Doctor Fate and Stargirl.Extras include: * &amp;quot;Kneel Before Zod&amp;quot; featurette * &amp;quot;Justice for All&amp;quot; featurette * Cast/creator commentaries on episodes Idol and Kandor * Unaired scenes      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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