First, the genre releases:

• Banner of the Stars - Anime Legends Complete Collection: Man, that company's going nuts with this series.
• The Best of Boris and Natasha, Vol. 1: Featuring exerpts from the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" show.
• The Best of Rocky And Bullwinkle Vol. 1: A companion DVD.
• Cowboy Bebop Remix 5: This series continues.
• Dr. Katz - Professional Therapist, Season One: Man, that squigglevision drives me up the wall.
• Dragon Drive, Complete Collection - Vol. 1: More Bandai anime.
• Masters of Horror - Don Coscarelli: This chapter is from the man who brought us Bubba Ho-Tep.
• Masters of Horror - Mick Garris: Another collection in the series.
• Mobile Fighter G-Gundam: Anime Legends Complete Collection, Vol. 1: I assume this is related to the next item.
• Mobile Suit Gundam - Complete Collection 2: Does anyone else chuckle when a "complete collection" comes in more than one volume?
• Nanny McPhee: The family film from earlier this year.
• Saber Marionette J TO X - Anime Legends Complete Collection: Bandai must be churning these out 24/7.

Now, the non-genre releases:

• The 400 Blows: Criterion goodness.
• American Heroes Collection: Three war movies from Paramount.
• Andy Griffith Show - The Complete Sixth Season: Thus ends the series. Don Knotts left due to scheduling conflicts, and the series just couldn't last without him.
• Big Momma's House 2: Just in case the first wasn't enough for you.
• Cheech and Chong's Nice Dreams: Just in case you need a fix.
• Everybody Loves Raymond - Complete Sixth Season: I'll never understand how this lasted so long. I really enjoy Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts, but even they can't fix what's wrong with this sucker.
• The Facts Of Life - Complete First and Second Seasons: I enjoyed this when I was very young.
• The Golden Girls - Season Five: This one had a very specific target audience, and reached it well.
• Grandma's Boy: I didn't even hear about this one.
• Late Spring: More from the Criterion Collection. How can you go wrong?
• Life Goes On - The Complete First Season: I really enjoyed this show. I wouldn't want to live in that town, given the high frequency of remarkably rare diseases, but it was still a good show.
• Munich: This is a link to the two disk edition.
• The New World: Another telling of the Pocahontas story.
• Northern Exposure - First and Second Seasons: Repackaged at a much lower price.
• The Poseidon Adventure (Special Edition): Timed to coincide with the remake, no doubt. This one is well worth watching.
• Rescue Me - The Complete Second Season: The well reviewed Dennis Leary show.
• Ronin: This is a two disk special edition.
• Rumor Has It...: This comes out on regular DVD and on HD-DVD on the same day.
• Scrubs - Season Three: Another well reviewed comedy I haven't seen. (The only sitcom I'm watching is My Name Is Earl.)
• Sgt. Bilko - 50th Anniversary Edition: For the Phil Silvers fans.
• That 70's Show - Season Four: I enjoyed the first couple seasons, but tuned out when they decided to rewrite the year and pretending nobody would notice.
• The Towering Inferno (Special Edition): Another Irwin Allen disaster movie.
• The West Wing - Complete Sixth Season: I don't remember if Aaron Sorkin was involved with this season or not.

Finally, the pick of the week. The first season of Life Goes On is a quality show, that will likely hold up to my fond memories of watching it during junior high. Check it out.