It all started as an ABC television movie about three police officers fresh from the academy. They had their passions and ideals and were ready to take on the world. The telefilm featured Kolchak: The Night Stalker's Darren McGavin as Lt. Ryker, the grizzled veteran police mentor and boss for the three rookies. By the time the show went to series the role was recast with Gerald S. O'Loughlin as a slightly more understanding version of the character. It was obviously decided to make him less harsh and more amicable in personality. The three rookie cops remained the same.

Stand-up comedy almost always puts me in a good mood. Even when it is bad, it can be unintentionally good and what is good can often be spectacular. Needless to say, I always am on the lookout for new comics or comics that I have overlooked. Today, we get to take a look at Todd Barry, a man who has been in standup for about 15-20 years. Yes, I believe I have completely missed this one.

Our pals over at CBS/Paramount have given us a copy of NCIS The 9th Season to give away. You get all 24 episodes on 6 discs. Join Gibbs and his team for a 9th year of explosive drama.

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Check out the trailer for this Holiday film. It's coming your way December 7th, 2012. Gerard Butler is a down on his luck soccer star coming home to build a relationship with his son and rebuild his own life. The film also features Dennis Quaid, Uma Thurman, Jessica Biel and Catherine Zeta-Jones.

Any compilation of the greatest moments in Chicago Cubs history has the potential to come off as a cruel joke. After all, we're talking about a franchise that hasn't been to the World Series since 1945. On top of that, Roosevelt was in office the last time they won it all...Teddy Roosevelt in 1908! As a result, The Essential Games of the Chicago Cubs obviously doesn't feature any moments from the Fall Classic.

A group of teenage faeries are graduating from their Faerie academy, and set off on a grand adventure to stop an evil force from...doing evil in general. Meanwhile, one of the faeries is searching for her birth parents, while the rest are giggling about boy faeries and various colouful, giggle-inducing cute items.

CBS and Paramount are on the case with Perry Mason. You've read the reviews for years and now you can own a piece of Perry Mason television history. They're giving us a copy of Perry Mason Season 7 Volume 1. to give away to a lucky winner.  The release features one of the few cases Perry lost. Raymond Burr is Perry Mason in this 15 episode collection.

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"War has rules, mud wrestling has rules - politics has no rules" - Ross Perot

When a political comedy starts out with a Ross Perot quote, you might start asking yourself if the comedy can be anywhere near as funny as the real thing. Of course, politics isn't very funny these days. You'd have to go back the 19th century to find a time when America was more divided or when the stakes were this serious. And we sure don't have Ross Perot to laugh at anymore.

Going into this film, I considered the Bourne movies to be an extremely rare breed among film franchises: each sequel was better than the movie it followed. The fantastic Bourne Ultimatum even wrapped up the Matt Damon trilogy with an ending that dovetailed perfectly with the first shot of the series. So when I heard they wanted to make another Bourne film (uh-oh) without director Paul Greengrass (uh-oh!) or star Matt Damon (UH-OH!!!), I was, to put it mildly, skeptical. After all, how can you make a Bourne movie without Jason Bourne?

Our friends at Entertainment One are going to spice up your home theater system. You've heard of Girls Gone Wild. Now you can enter to win Girls Gone Dead. Just when you thought it was safe to go topless the blood and guts start to spill. It's out now from Entertainment One.  We have three copies to give away.

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