The Jim Gaffigan Show: TV Land’s delightfully quirky, sweet, respectful, laugh-out-loud family-com casts Gaffigan as a New York-based Catholic dad comic (yes, himself), with fine support from Ashley Williams, Adam Goldberg, Michael Ian Black (TV Land’s Season 2 starts June 19), but no bonus features; list price $27, from Paramount.
Bob Hope: Entertaining the Troops: Three shows for servicemen in Korea (1951) and Vietnam (1970, 1971), with comic Hope hosting Ursula Andress, Connie Stevens, Lola Falana, tap’s Nicholas Brothers, astronaut Neil Armstrong, baseball’s Johnny Bench, more; $13, Time Life.
Have Gun — Will Travel: Richard Boone’s canny gunfighter in smart Western half-hour, now in handy plastic cases: six seasons, 225 episodes, 35 discs, $85, CBS.
The Untouchables: Robert Stack as 1930s gangster-buster Eliot Ness, in thick plastic case: four seasons, 118 episodes, 31 discs, $90, CBS.
Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation: Live-action Fox Kids series (1997) adds female crime-fighter; $20 for 26 episodes, Shout (only at Walmart).