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Bitten is a good show, and even with a less-than-stellar blu-ray release, worth one's time in checking out.

The Knick is an excellent series. Its setting is perfect to offer commentary, not just on our own medical and societal history, but our own times as well.

Louie C.K. is back for a third season with 'Louie,' as his FX persona deals with women and a fledgling career.

American Dad! Volume 9 is a little late to be released and has zero bonus features. That said, the episodes are very funny.

The Killing's excellent third season condenses the latest story into twelve episodes, providing a quicker pace than the previous two seasons, while maintaining the high quality writing.

'Wilfred' doesn't go into its mythology as much as I'd like in season three, but it's a good set up for the final run. Too bad there are no extras.

Bob's Burgers is hilarious, but the over-a-year wait for The Complete Third Season is ridiculous, especially when it lacks a single extra.

Probably the best tale of political intrigue you'll ever watch.

'The New Normal' finally gets a DVD release, thank goodness, though it is sans bonus features.

'Hell on Wheels,' good for the first two years, improves in story structure and scope in its third season. The new Blu-ray release looks stunning, even if the extras are merely fluff.