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The more pressing threat to Redbox (and Netflix) users is the news that several Hollywood studios are thinking about doubling the 28-day delay placed on new Smallville DVD releases, according to Bloomberg News. Studios are attempting to revive slumping DVD sales and encourage consumers to rent via more expensive video-on-demand services. The question becomes: How long are movie fans willing to wait to save a few bucks on a rental?

A second look on Skins DVD has revealed that the fourth season of 30 Rock isn’t quite as bad or self-indulgent as I remember. The characters are still great, and the ensemble is still incredible. The relationship between Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin—the engine driving the show—remains hugely appealing and, at times, genuinely moving (it’s perhaps the closest the show comes—and should come—to real emotion). On the whole, there are just as many jokes that work (if not more) than don’t. Project Runway DVD has always been a massively quotable show, and Season Four certainly comes through in that department (a few of my favorites include “Women are allowed to get angrier than men about double standards!” and Tracy Morgan’s line upon learning the inventor of Pac-Man has died: “I shall eat a bowl of cherries and some ghost meat in his honor.”). My criticisms about the show aren’t in relation to other sitcoms, but rather in relation to 30 Rock itself—which was once (and may still be) one of the two or three best comedies on the air.The first thirty fans who visited the restyled figure received a free copy of the Water For Elephants Bones DVD.

Do you have a budding ballerina? If so, you do not want to miss out on Prima Princessa presents Sleeping Beauty. This wonderful The Shield DVD provides aspiring ballerinas the opportunity to learn ballet steps while watching the famous Sleeping Beauty, performed live by The Royal Ballet in London, England. Prima Princessa, an animated fairy princes, tells the story of Sleeping Beauty. Between acts, students of the School of American Ballet demonstrates ballet steps, encouraging little ones to dance along. After the ballet is over, there is a magical tea party with fun floral crafts www.boxsetcollection.com.

Arrives in three-disc set courtesy of Universal. If you’ve been keeping up with the 30 Rock releases, you should be happy with this one; it’s technically comparable while actually adding more bonus features than we’re used to getting (how often do we more extras instead of fewer?). The episodes are presented in a 1.78:1 anamorphic transfer that look very good but not great; skin tones are consistent and no obvious flaws are apparent, but things have a tendency to look a little soft. As someone who’s used to watching 30 Rock as it broadcasts in HD, the standard definition The Tudors DVD can’t quite compare. Still, it’s another solid effort. The 5.1 audio track is also very solid, delivering the endless stream of rapid fire jokes with total clarity, all buoyed by show composer Jeff Richmond’s (that’s Mr. Tina Fey to you) bouncy score.The DVD set for “30 Rock” is a beauty but the original broadcast in HD is stunning, so why can’t I own the show on Blu-Ray? It’s ridiculous that a show this popular and this high-selling on Stargate SG-1 DVD hasn’t made the jump to the next-gen format.