‘My Boys: The Complete Second & Third Season’
One of the most under-appreciated actors on TV is Jordana Spiro, who plays PJ Franklin in this always funny cable series. PJ and her “boys” (Michael Bunin, Jim Gaffigan, Reid Scott and Kyle Howard) are the best group of friends on TV since “Friends.” Most of the plots revolve around PJ, who wants to be one of the guys but also find a man. The DVD set includes 18 episodes that will get you caught up with one of cable’s best comedies.

‘Cop Out’
Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan star in this story about detectives looking for a stolen baseball card. The film is perfectly bad. It combines a shallow script with nonexistent direction and tops it off with acting that would have to improve one million percent just to be insufferable. Willis sleepwalks his way through the role. But worse, Morgan’s idea of acting is either to screech or make a stupid face.
‘The Losers’
After being betrayed and left for dead, members of a CIA black ops team root out those who targeted them for assassination. Movies based on comic books work best if they’re either deadly serious like “The Dark Knight” or insanely over-the-top like “Kick-Ass.” “The Losers” director Sylvain White tried to do both, leaving the film a befuddled mess.
ALSO NEW ON DVD THIS WEEK:
“The Runaways”: Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning star in this film based on the life of Joan Jett.
“Caillou: Caillou’s Fun Outside!’: The DVD includes 14 outdoor adventures.
“Matlock: The Fifth Season”: Andy Griffith plays the winning Southern lawyer.
“Mother”: A mother launches her own investigation to clear her son’s name.
“Jersey Shore: Season One Uncensored”: Now you can see and hear everything that was bleeped from this cable reality show.
“Martha Speaks: Martha Goes to School”: The family dog discovers hundreds of new words to teach children.
“Entres Nos”: A Colombian family struggles to survive.
“Courage the Cowardly Dog: Season One”: The DVD includes 13 episodes of the cartoon series about a canine with real fear issues.
“Super Why! Attack of the Eraser”: Super Why and his friends practice spelling.
— McClatchy Newspapers