Sherlock‘s third season just ended, and now it’s coming to home video! Just how did Holmes survive that fatal second season finale? All will be explained on the home video release. New seasons of The Americans and Dallas are about to start, so you can catch up with the past season of each this week as well. WWE’s Shawn Michaels gets a couple of video releases as well, and the acclaimed French zombie series The Returned comes widely to home video after a run on the Sundance Channel. Animation fans of all ages can enjoy new video releases for Regular Show, Looney Tunes and DC Super Heroes, as well as an all-new Scooby Doo release with puppets! Classic TV fans can rejoice in the long-awaited second season of Newhart finally coming to DVD, as well as mini-series Windmills of the Gods and The Last Days of Pompeii (cleverly tying in with the new theatrical release). These and more are available February 11th. You can find out more or make a purchase through our handy shopper’s guide … and remember, any purchase made through our links helps support CliqueClack. And we thank you for your support!

Some pretty major films are coming to home video this week, and pretty much all of them got snubbed by Oscar. The most surprising omission has to be Robert Redford as Best Actor in All is Lost. He seemed to be a shoo-in for his man lost at sea performance, but Oscar voters must have felt they could only have one 70+ actor in the running and went with Bruce Dern instead (and now Jonah Hill has more acting nominations than Redford!). Everyone probably thought Naomi Watts was going to get a nomination for her role in Diana, but the film was so poorly received — and barely distributed in the US — that she didn’t stand a chance. One multi-nominee, Gravity, gets an early digital only release this week before hitting DVD and Blu-ray. Other small but interesting titles to consider for your buying and viewing pleasure include GBF and Chastity Bites. Disney is unleashing The Jungle Book onto Blu-ray for the first time and Chicago is getting spiffed up to remind us that it won the Best Picture Oscar.

These titles are more are due on home video February 11, and you can get more information about a title or make a purchase through any of the links in our handy shopper’s guide. Any purchase made through a link helps support our work here at CliqueClack, and we thank you for your support!