This week’s home video releases include a collection of TV and online series, TV movies, kids and animated fare, and some classic TV as well. The big release of the week is the second season of Netflix’s House of Cards. If you’re not a Netflix subscriber and haven’t had the chance to binge watch this mesmerizing political thriller, then you won’t want to miss this home video release. The second half of MTV’s supernatural hit Teen Wolf comes to home video this week, along with Comedy Central’s Tosh.0, and some Brit TV including Death in Paradise and DCI Banks. Hallmark has another Good Witch TV movie and PBS has the mini-series The Escape Artist, starring former Doctor Who David Tennant, on DVD. Power Rangers and Pokemon will keep the kids entertained while older animation fans will enjoy another season of Regular Show and Son of Batman. These titles and more will be available June 17. You can see all of the week’s highlights in our handy shopper’s guide. Click on a link to get more information or to make a purchase.

Two big titles come to home video this week along with some notable, but little seen films, some that went direct-to-video, and some classics that are coming to DVD or Blu-ray for the first time. The big title of the week is The LEGO Movie, which surprised many by being one of the most well-reviewed movies of the year so far with many saying it’s also the best written movie of the year. Warner Brothers is releasing several versions of the film, including a special package with a collectible figure and the 3D Blu-ray version of the film. Also out this week is Wes Anderson’s charming The Grand Budapest Hotel, arguably the best — and most mainstream — film of his career. Worth a look for the production design and Ralph Fiennes masterful performance.

Other releases include the Elizabeth Banks stumble Walk of Shame, the second sequel to the cult classic Joy Ride, and new Blu-ray releases from the Criterion Collection including another cult classic, Picnic at Hanging Rock, Judex, and Hearts and Minds. These titles and more are available June 17. You can see all of the week’s highlights in our shopper’s guide. Click on a link to get more information or to make a purchase (note that Amazon and Warner Brothers are having a dispute, so all Warner titles are not currently available to order or purchase).