‘Chicken Little’ springs onto DVD

TV on DVD:

“Huff: The Complete First Season” — Hank Azaria stars as a psychiatrist whose world is rocked to the core after a teenager commits suicide in his office. The first 13 episodes of the show, which earned an Emmy for Blythe Danner and also co-stars Oliver Platt, come in a four-disc set. DVD set, $39.95. (Sony)

“Over There” — Current events meet TV drama in Steven Bochco’s acclaimed but short-lived series set among American troops on the front lines in Iraq. All 13 episodes are packed in a four-disc set, along with commentary on three from the show’s creators, co-stars and military advisers. DVD set, $39.98. (20th Century Fox)

“Gidget: The Complete Series,” “The Flying Nun: The Complete First Season” — Before we all really liked her as a two-time Oscar winner, Sally Field was grinning and goofing on the small screen in these 1960s sitcoms. The four-disc sets have all 32 episodes of “Gidget” and the first 30 episodes of “Flying Nun.” DVD sets, $39.95 each. (Sony)

“South Park: The Complete Seventh Season” — The cartoon world’s raunchiest batch of kids return in a three-disc set featuring year seven’s 15 episodes. Series creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone offer commentary. DVD set, $49.99. (Paramount)

“Bewitched: The Complete Third Season” — Elizabeth Montgomery is back as the witchy wife with a loving hubby (Dick York) and a meddlesome mother (Agnes Moorehead). A four-disc set has season three’s 33 episodes. DVD set, $39.95. (Sony)

“The White Shadow: The Complete Second Season” — A white ex-basketball star (Ken Howard) continues his mentoring duties as coach at an inner-city school. Year two’s 24 episodes are included in a four-disc set. DVD set, $39.98. (20th Century Fox)

“Tales From the Crypt: The Complete Third Season” — The horror anthology series with a rotting corpse as host resumes its frightful ways in a three-disc set that has the third season’s 14 episodes. DVD set, $39.98. (Warner Bros.)

Other new releases:

“In the Mix” — Singer Usher stars in this romantic comedy as a nightclub DJ who saves the life of a mob boss (Chazz Palminteri), then finds trouble when he falls for the don’s daughter. The DVD has deleted scenes and a making-of featurette. DVD, $27.98. (Lionsgate) Read the review

“Paradise Now” — Nominated for best foreign-language film at the Oscars, this disturbing drama explores the human side of terrorism, following the journey of two Palestinian friends chosen to carry out a suicide bombing in Israel. DVD, $27.95. (Warner Bros.) Read the review

“The Squid and the Whale” — Divorce, American-style is the basis for this searing comic drama about the painful breakup of a couple (Jeff Daniels and Laura Linney) told from the confused perspective of their sons. Writer-director Noah Baumbach offers commentary. DVD, $26.96. (Sony) Read the review

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