David Hyde Pierce

A bank robber cons his way into the house of a man who's hosting a dinner party. As the wine flows, they'll both learn appearances can be deceiving.

After the success of her 1961 debut cookbook, Julia Child sets her sights on the relatively new medium of television, pitching the idea for a cooking show to Boston’s public station WGBH. Despite objections from executives and reluctance from her husband Paul, Julia stakes her future on The French Chef – pioneering the modern cooking show in the process. With the help of best friend Avis DeVoto and producer Alice Naman, Julia brings her signature joie de vivre as she endeavors to make room at the table not only for herself – but for home cooks everywhere. Charming and hilarious, Julia sheds light on the life of America’s preeminent cook and a pivotal time of change in American history.

"Wet Hot American Summer" recalls the final days at summer camp, 1981: the hikes, the water sports, the sex, the drinking and the talent show!

Inside the body of a zoo worker, a white-blood-cell cop and a cold tablet join forces to stop a virulent virus that’s intent on taking over The City.

From the initial pick-up to the awkward first date and dreaded parental meeting, an alien anthropologist observes the complexities of human romance.

Jim Hawkins and John Silver follow an intergalactic treasure map.

A female advice columnist who has sworn off love falls for a journalist-ladies' man.

An unsuccessful over-the-top actress becomes a successful over-the-top author in this biography of Jacqueline Susann, the famed writer of  Valley of the Dolls and other trashy novels.

The director of a school for exceptional children takes the 7-year-old multi-gifted child of a single, working-class mother under her wing.

A teddy bear with an upside-down smile finds family amongst other misfit toys in the front window of Winkle's Emporium, a discount store.

After running for more than 20 years and thousands of rave reviews, fan favorite FOREVER PLAID comes to DVD for the first time! Struggling to make it as a “guy group” in the early 60s, The Plaids are suddenly wiped out by a school bus filled with eager teens while driving to their first real gig. Nearly fifty years later, they’re returned to Earth to put on the show they never performed. Packed with vintage charm and the quirky fun of live musical theater, FOREVER PLAID focuses on the band’s second earthly appearance, where they face the cosmic stakes of their performance: to hit the perfect harmonic chord buried in the song “Love Is a Many Splendored Thing”—a chord they never hit in life.

Flik goes in search of warriors to help battle the villainous grasshoppers.

When troubled actor Anthony Miller (Academy Award-winner Russell Crowe), begins unraveling while on the set of his latest horror film, his daughter, Lee (Ryan Simpkins), questions if his past addictions or something darker is at play.