The fight comes directly to KORD Industies. But getting the briedcase isn’t enough and when William Tockman aka The Clock King’s men take a few lives in their getaway things go from bad to worse. SCPD are alerted, and that of course brings Lance to capture the suspects. They getaway through a crowd of protesters.

Digg and Oliver train with Sara when Digg whacks her good. The trio share scare stories, but Felicity is feeling a little left out. They disband to prepare for Sara’s back from the dead party, while planning to keep their rebudding relationship a secret.

Past. Sara, Oliver and Slade scout some nearby forces, when they spot a plan. They try to flag it down, but it gets shot down.

Clock King’s goons dislike his planning, feeling like they were set up in a bad position. Clock King feels like their actions were only weakness, and when one of the goons gets threatening Clock King channels his inner T-bag and shanks him.

Syn is happy to see Sara, but the pair have to pretend not to know each other in front of Roy and Thea to protect her secret identity. Oliver tries to reach Laurel, but it’s doubtful that she’ll be attending the party. Lance makes his peace with Oliver. Apologizing to him for how he treated Oliver when he returned. Things remain tense between Ollie and his mother, even Thea notices. Lance and his wife get closer with Sara’s return, until he’s called away on a homicide call. Oliver gets the same call from Felicity.

Black Canary and Arrow show up at Lance’s crime scene. KORD had a skeleton key stolen, an instrument that could be used to open any bank vault.

Felicity does a little private training and Sara tries to give her some advice, but Felicity’s little green eyed monster is raring its head. She’s not really happy about the new girl in her formerly boys only club.

Sara, Slade and Oliver search the down aircraft and the pilot is still alive for now.

Lance comes to Laurel’s. She’s still feeling sorry for herself, and refusing to reconcile with her sister, but Lance wants to bring the family together to help him reconcile with his wife. Laurel tells him to bring everyone to her house, she’ll be host for a good cause.

The Clockman strikes again, but Arrow and Canary are hot on their tail. They interrupt the robbery in progress, and Felicity gets hacked by the Clockman threatening to have a train kill innocents. Arrow and Canary split so that one can go after the henchmen, and the other to stop a bus from colliding with a train. He’s good, and manages to impede Felicity at every step, but team Arrow is still better, Oliver manages to get the train stopped. But if the Clockman is really that good, how did he not know that both Arrow and Canary were together?

Arrow’s little saving grace move makes the news, and Thea’s bar schedule falls apart. Thea brings up the distance between Mother and Son, and Oliver tries to lessen her worries, but she isn’t buying it.

Felicity fixes the computer system to prevent the Clock King from ever hacking in again, and Sara may just have something to ID him by, some blood. Felicity wants to send the blood off to a lab, but Sara can do the work herself, and finds an anomaly in the blood. It has McGregor’s disease. Felicity uses that information, coupled with what they know about the Clock King to identify him. She finds his location, and reason for stealing the money, a sick sister, and Canary and Arrow head out to catch him. It’s a well laid trap though, and Tockman easily breaks into Felicity’s network to find where she is. He’s much better than she expected. He gets in, and things go boom. The network is down and Digg and Felicity are left in the dark.

Their entire system was fried with the Skeleton Key. Since the Clock King was stopped from making his withdrawal, Oliver plans to lay a trap of his own with a huge amount of cash. Felicity gets snappy with Sara, making it clear that she isn’t needed, plus she has that big dinner. Sara asks Oliver to accompany her, she’s got a case of the jitters, but Oliver wants to stay and help. Felicity doesn’t want his help either. Oliver decides to go with Sara to her dinner. Felicity is feeling sorry for herself, and Digg understands that its hard to see Sara and Oliver together for her, but its more than that. Sara has been pretty much a Rockstar lately, and Felicity got the Lair fried.

Sara and Oliver show up for dinner, with a threadbare excuse for Oliver’s appearance. Dinah takes the excuse at face value, and Lance arrives with pizza. His cooking skills are a little rusty from lack of use. Around the table the group catch up, Dinah talking about her new teaching job. Lance hopes that she’ll give it up and come back, but she makes it clear that she doesn’t plan on returning to Starling City, dashing his hopes of a reunion. Laurel picks up on signals between Sara and Oliver, and throws quite the fit at the table. Stupid sister for hooking up with the guy she’s been pushing away, and stupid dad for thinking he could win his wife back. poor little Laurel

I’m ready for her to be a tragedy.

Past. The pilot is severely injured, and the radio is broken. He tells Sara about his daughter, one who’ll be an orphan with his death. He asks her to make sure that his daughter is okay.

Laurel makes a dramatic exit, and Oliver goes after her. She lashes out at him, blaming him for destroying her relationship with her sister. But Oliver is done playing the punching bag. He tells her to nut up, because she isn’ t the only one with family issues, who’s life is falling apart. He’s finally ready to throw in the towel, and stop trying to save her. He’s loved her for half of her life, and he’s finished running after her. He walks away, and maybe just maybe she’s learned something.

Oliver returns to his lair, and Felicity is gone. She calls Oliver and tells him that the Clock King has taken the bait, and furthermore that she’s at Starling National, you know the exact place that he’ll be headed to. Way to be the Daphne again Felicity, for a smart girl she’s really dumb sometimes. Felicity gets surprised by Digg, Arrow and Canary while hacking the security system waiting for the Clock King. His goons arrive, and Arrow goes out to meet them. Clock King hacks into the system far too easily, and opens a gas main. Digg goes to take care of the situation, while Felicity continues to look for Clock King, and she has him. Canary springs into action, with felicity on her tail. She takes a bullet, for her trouble from the Clock King, and manages to blow his cell phone and knock him out.

Sara patches up Felicity. She can finally say that she took a bullet for someone, and finally Felicity has a scar that she can brag about. Oliver asks her if she’s okay, Digg had mentioned her feeling left out. Felicity tells him she was always his girl, like his girl girl. He understands what she means and tells her that she’ll always he his girl.

Sara makes some killer drinks upstairs in the bar. She’s trying to cut out a normal life for herself, one that can actually go on a resume, not that super assassin doesn’t look impressive, and Thea has hired her one. Oliver gets an urgent message and heads home, as Laurel arrives. She assure Oliver that she comes in peace. She tells Sara that when she “died” on the yacht, Laurel began drowning. Every misstep, every failure pushed her further into the dark abyss, and seeing Sara rise all shiny and new, made her see that she isn’t the same beautiful person she once was. She asks for Sara’s forgiveness, and Sara leaps at the chance.

Sara sheds tears, and it worries Syn. She’s always been a rock, and never thought there was anything that could make her cry. Sara tells her of her reunion with Laurel, but reassures her that she has room in her life for a little sister. Looks like she was able to keep her promise to the pilot, the picture he gave her was of Syn.

Oliver rushes home, to find no fires to put out. His mother was in a meeting, and Thea, the little rat, wasn’t even home. She senses the tension between the two, but Oliver hasn’t let the cat out of the bag yet. Why not just tell the girl, she’s going to find out sooner or later. Moira introduces Oliver to the man she’s having a meeting with. Oliver comes face to face with his old friend Slade Wilson, and it is not a happy reunion.

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The bunker is empty and quiet. Dean listens to some tunes, but something other than the boys are in there. Dean calls out and Sam searches for him, grabbing a sword on his way, but there’s nothing solid to attack. Something starts to materialize, when it gets shot by Dean. There’s something haunting their bunker, as if they didn’t have enough problems. So much for being the safest place in the planet, with the amount of wards and sigils Sam reasons that nothing got in. It’s been fifty years since anyone has occupied the bunker, and ghosts don’t typically wait that long before becoming active, so all signs point to it being Kevin, even if Dean did cremate him. At the mention of Kevin’s name, a coffee mug breaks. Looks like Kevin is coming back one way or another.

Castiel catches up to an Angel at Rebecca’s funeral. He tells Cas that she had no contact with Metatron after the fall, she gave it all up. Rebecca taught her followers that the angels have lost touch with their true mission. They want nothing more than to live humbly among the humans, until the monster, Bartholomew killed her and everyone else.

Sam stares at the coffee maker, but doesn’t get much from him. It’s taken Kevin time to make contact, and the boys plan to keep trying to communicate with him. Dean takes a stab at it, but he can’t deal with talking to the coffee maker. He tells Kevin he’s sorry. Kevin never chose the life that he was brought into, and he lost everything, while Dean was helpless to stop it. He pours out his heart, and misses the flickering light. Sam sees it, and comes running back. Kevin flickers into existence. Dean wonders why Kevin isn’t in Heaven. If anyone deserves to be, it’s certainly him. Heaven is closed off since the angels fell. Everyone is stuck inside of the Veil, and it’s not the best of situations. Kevin tells the boys that he wants them to find his mother. Dean tells him that Crowley was just trying to get a rise out of him, but Kevin isn’t so sure. It’s crowded in the Veil, and he’s talked to other spirits, Candy, one who recently saw his mother in Kansas. Kevin tells Dean that this is how he makes things right, so of course Dean is going to do it.

Some suits catch up to Castiel, looking for the other angel with their angel blades at the ready. He tells him that he’s long gone, but they recognize him. That’s what happens when you have such a handsome mug. The head suit has been looking for him, looks like someone is headed to see Bartholomew.

   

The boys head to Wichita, Kansas. Candy died in the woods, and the boys are going to summon her. Dean even brought the handy coffee maker to help with the process.

Castiel waits in the waiting room from hell for Bartholomew. Not a tv or magazine in sight only some dull conversation from one of the suits. Batholomew takes Castiel’s blade, and the two embrace like old friends.

Sam gets a little chilly out in the woods. Dean tries again unsuccessfully to reach Crowley, and Sam points out that maybe he’s just not into Dean. But Dean has to keep trying, since he’s the last confirmed link. With the last of Dean’s beer gone, the radio goes a little wild. Candy is trying to reach out.

Bartholomew thought Castiel went off the deep end when he took on Raphael, but he held his tongue. Castiel rose to power as Bartholomew stayed behind. Castiel points out that he gained a reputation of his own for the cruelty and malice he inflicted upon captives in his care. Bartholomew received his marching orders, and had no choice, but now Bartholomew follows no one, he gives the orders.

Dean fiddles with the radio knobs trying to get a good signal. Candy tells them that she was in a box, that there were others all in boxes. It was cold, and dark, and a vent allowed them to talk to one another. It sounds like a storage unit with its corrugated door. Two men held her captive, one being Crowley, by her description. He told her she was more valuable alive, until he stopped coming. The other one continued to come, to feed her, and she tried to escape. She ran through the forest, but she was caught, and killed. She doesn’t know what happened to Mrs. Tran. She tells them for her sake, she hopes she’s dead.

She isn’t though. She’s still being held in that room, being visited by that man, and by all the screaming it doesn’t seem like she likes him all that much.

The boys head to nearby storage facilities. Candy in life was a politician’s kept mistress. Crowley wanted to keep the victims alive, but the other guy was the one who did the killing. Sam doesn’t see it as a virtue, but Dean is giving the King of Hell the benefit of the doubt.

Bartholomew continues to reveal way too much of his plan. Castiel isn’t  quite trusting of this little friendship, but Bartholomew insist that they want he same thing. They both want to find Metatron and restore heaven. A drop of blood spilt to avoid a gallon, seems like a small thing to ask, he killed Rebecca and her followers to prevent a future uprising. Bartholomew sounds sure that he will beat Malachi and followers in their quest for Metatron, and wants Castiel aboard his crazy train. There’s a method to his madness, and if Castiel can stomach his methods then they can work together.

The boys head to a storage facility flashing badges, asking for the rental binder. Del complies, while Sam takes a look at the map. There is a perfect location for the captives, and they’re all leased by the same guy D. Webster, as in Daniel Webster, which sounds like just the name Crowley would chose. Del overhears the name, and he tells them that he’s also leasing another unit on the other side of the facility. Dean follows Del to the other unit, and Sam heads to the other block of units.

Dean finds some scary looking tools, but Sam finds Mrs Tran. She tells him that they need to get out before he comes back, and while Sam is toying with her chains, someone uses a remote to lock them in. The door is strong enough, not even the moose can get it open. Del watches the pair on the camera feed on his phone. All the while, Dean has no clue just what Del is doing, as he looks though the hodpodge of stuff. Dean asks if Del is sure that its leased by Webster, and Del says it is, but Dean finds a package that says otherwise. Just as all the pieces come together, and Del knocks out Dean. His poor noggin sure does take a beating.

Bartholomew takes Castiel to his war room. It’s full of Metaton sightings, but nothing concrete yet. Bartholomew has been distracted taking out rebel factions that he hasn’t had time to fully focus on Metatron, but with Castiel by his side, and more determined than ever to find Metatron, there’s nothing that could stop them. A set of suits come in with a bagged angel, the one from Rebecca’s funeral. Bartholomew plans to torture him to find out what he knows and then kill him. Castiel looks like he is no longer willing to drink the Kool-Aid.

Sam breaks Mrs. Tran’s shackles. She tells him that there’s an electrical line that leads to the control panel. Sam is hesitates for a second looking at the wires, and Mrs. Tran takes over. She’s learned a few things from Kevin, and she still has no clue her son is dead. She hopes that they left him some place safe, and Sam tries to break the news to her, but she insists that he will take her to her son.

Dean wakes up on the floor next to Del’s dead co-worker. Del is complaining about Crowley and his internship. The job sucks, and the boss has been M.I.A. What’s worse, he was told not to kill anyone, but to protect them. He hopes that when he calls Crowley to tell him he bagged the Winchesters, he’ll be happy with him, but he knows that’s a slim chance. Dean tells him, if anything Crowley will be upset since they’re such bosom buddies now. Del looks sickened as Dean tells him that they’ve been hanging out. Del throws his nametag to the ground, he’s through being leashed.

Bartholomew cuts away at the poor angel, but he has nothing left to tell. Bartholomew hands the blade over to Castiel to finish the job, but he doesn’t want to, there’s no point. Bartholomew tells him that the reason he was brought back from the battle was because they knew that Castiel couldn’t slaughter the captives, that he would stand in the way, but Bartholomew hopes that he’s changed. Castiel has done bad things, he’s murdered to regain his grace, but it’s not who he is. Bartholomew wants to work with Castiel but they need to see that guiltless unconscionable side that can get the job done no matter the cost, they need to know that he can be that ruthless killer. There was never any hope in this partnership, Castiel has too many morals, too much hope to fall into this line, and he finally realizes it. He chooses to oppose Bartholomew, and Bartholomew plunges the knife into the tortured angel, killing him while Castiel is restrained and unable to do anything to stop him.

Del thanks Dean for reminding him what he truly is as he cuts him across the throat. Sam enters before Del can cause any major damage, and the smaller man is little match for the moose.

Bartholomew doesn’t appreciate Castiel’s superiority, though he should be use to that gruff attitude by now. He punches Castiel, but Castiel refuses to hit him back, he sees that angels fighting angels needs to stop. Bartholomew goes after Castiel with a blade as he tells his men to stand down, but Castiel is much faster, and quickly gets the upperhand turning Bartholomew’s blade on him. Bartholomew tries to be the martyr, but Castiel refuses to finish him, throwing the blade away. Bartholomew tells him that there can be no peace without bloodshed, and pulls another angel blade from his suit. He tries to spring on Castiel, but Castiel catches him, and plunges the blade into his stomach. Bartholomew’s men look shocked, but they let Castiel pass.

Sam and Dean have Del detained in special demon cuffs. Del thinks that they’re going to serve him up to Crowley, but they have someone else in mind. Mrs. Tran gets the honor of dishing out some justice, and she uses his own blade against him. With Del dead she just wants to be taken to her son.

The boys return to the bunker, and deliver the good news to Kevin. They tell him that they found her mother, and that she’s there. He asks if they’ve told her yet, when she comes in, and sees him. Dean gives her all of Kevin’s things. She finds a ring, which was his fathers. She tells him that if Kevin’s spirit is bound to an object, its to that ring. Dean warns her, that they’re not sure about the whole heaven situation, but that being stuck in the Veil has some very negative effects on the spirits. It doesn’t matter to her though. Kevin is her son, and its her job to keep him safe.

Castiel goes to Rebecca’s grave. She may have lost the war, but he respects that she tried a new way to solve the problem. One of Bartholomew’s suit’s approaches Castiel. He makes it clear that he doesn’t want to fight, but he can and will. He doesn’t want to fight either. He tells Castiel that when he fell he thought he didn’t have a choice, but Castiel showed him that he does. Castiel may not think he’s a leader, but the angel thinks otherwise. He pledges himself to Castiel, and he is not alone.

Kevin plans to protect his mother too. She was held and tortured for a year because of him and he won’t let it happen again. Sam tells him that he failed him, but Kevin knows that it wasn’t Sam that killed him. He doesn’t blame either of them for his death, and he thanks them for what they’ve done. The job isn’t done until he gets to heaven, Dean tells him. Before he goes, he makes the boys promise him to get over it. The fighting, the drama he tells them is stupid. His mom is taking home a ghost, but he reminds the boys that they’re both still there. Although the boys agree to his wishes, Sam isn’t much for the forgive and forget. He walks away, and they both go back to their separate corners, for now.

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 FROM EMMY AWARD-WINNER* BEN STILLER COMES

AN AWE INSPIRING JOURNEY

THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY

The Must-Own Movie of the Year Arrives on Blu-ray™ and DVD April 15 and Digital HD™ April 1st

Experience the Critically-Acclaimed Adventure on Stunning Blu-rayTM and Receive A Collectible Gift with Purchase from Shutterfly

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (February 25, 2014) – Dare to live your dreams! Get Ready To Let Life In. Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment will take movie-lovers on an uplifting adventure whenTHE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY debuts on Blu-rayTM and DVD April 15 and Digital HDTM April 1- perfectly timed for Easter gifting! Led by director Ben Stiller and an all-star cast, the film has been hailed by critics worldwide – THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY is a must-own for every collection.

With sweeping cinematography and stellar performances THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY, tells the story of a timid magazine photo manager who lives life vicariously through daydreams and when a negative goes missing must embark on an incredible true-life adventure.

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With stand-out performances from Ben Stiller (Night At The Museum, Meet The Parents) Golden Globe** and six-time Emmy Award*** nominated actress Kristen Wiig (Saturday Night Live, Bridesmaids, How To Train Your Dragon), Adam Scott (Step Brothers) and Shirley MacLaine (Wild Oats), the THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY Blu-rayTM and DVD is loaded with more than an hour of behind-the-scenes special features, including deleted, extended and alternative scenes, featurettes that dive into filming in Iceland and Walter Mitty history, a gallery of exclusive reference photography, and music video "Stay Alive" by José González, and more.

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○ Deleted Scenes:     ■ Morning Routine     ■ Young Odessa Fantasy     ■ Jester Fantasy     ■ Manfree Fantasy     ■ Impound Lot   ○ Extended Scenes:     ■ The History of Walter Mitty     ■ The Look of Life     ■ That’s A Shark     ■ The Music of Walter Mitty     ■ Icelandic Adventure     ■ Nordic Casting     ■ Titles of Walter Mitty     ■ Sights and Sounds of Production       ● Skateboarding Through Iceland       ● Ted-Walter Flight   ○ Gallery: Reference Photography   ○ Music Video “Stay Alive” by José González   ○ Theatrical Trailer

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Street Date:	April 15, 2014
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THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY DVD 

Street Date:	April 15, 2014
Prebook Date:	March 19, 2014
Screen Format:	Widescreen 16.9
Audio:	English DD5.1 Spanish DD 5.1 Surround, Canadian French DD 2.0
Subtitles:	English, French, Spanish
Total Run Time:	1:54:24
U.S. Rating:	PG
Closed Captioned:	No

*1993, Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Program, The Ben Stiller Show

**2012, Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical, Bridesmaids

***2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, Saturday Night Live; 2012, Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance, The Looney Tunes Show; 2013,Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series, Saturday Night Live

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 "Thandie Newton shines"

-- Contra Costa Times

THIS MARCH, THANDIE NEWTON GOES DEEP UNDERCOVER IN DIRECT TV'S ACCLAIMED, ORIGINAL NEW CRIME SERIES

ROGUE: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON

Street Date: March 11, 2014

DVD srp: $34.98 (4 Discs) 

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION 

Buckle up for the complete first season of ROGUE - the hit DirecTV original crime series -- arriving on DVD this March.  In the show thatEntertainment Weekly calls "delightful", Thandie Newton shines as Grace Travis, an undercover agent who's out of control, tormented by the possibility that her own actions contributed to her son's mysterious death. Torn between two identities

-- one as the loving mother and wife her family needs and the other as a cold, calculating agent for crime boss Jimmy Laszio (Marton Csokas) --  Grace is on a quest to uncover the truth about her son's murder.  But to stay alive, she must help Jimmy weed out the traitor in his midst - all while knowing he may have played a part in her family's tragedy.

The acclaimed crime series returns to Direct TV's Audience Network this May for Season Two.

CAST 

• Thandie Newton (Good Deeds, "ER", Crash, The Pursuit of Happyness)
• Marton Csokas (The Lord of the Rings, The Bourne Supremacy)
• Kavan Smith ("Eureka", "Stargate: Atlantis", Mission to Mars)
• Matthew Beard (One Day, An Education) 

BONUS FEATURES

• Script to Screen: Behind-the-Scenes Featurette
• Rogue Files: Reparation Webisodes
• Added-Value Direct TV Subscription Offer

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Type:  DVD

Catalog #:  EOE-DV-7676

Running Time: 500 minutes /10 episodes

Genre:  TV

Rated:  Not rated

Aspect Ratio:  16 x 9  (1.78:1)

Audio:  5.1 Dolby Digital

Language: English w/SDH Subtitles

THEY HAVE WATCHED OUR PLANET.

THEY HAVE STUDIED OUR CULTURE.

THEY HAVE IDENTIFIED OUR WEAKNESSES.

THEY HAVE WAITED 70 YEARS FOR REVENGE...

AND NOW, THE REICH STRIKES BACK IN A NEW EDITION OF THE EPIC SCI-FI COMEDY - FEATURING  MORE ACTION, MORE EFFECTS AND MORE POLITICALLY INCORRECT HUMOR THAN EVER BEFORE!

IRON SKY: DIRECTOR'S CUT

Street Date: March 11, 2014

BD + DVD Combo srp: $29.98 

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION 

As Variety said "What's not to like about a movie with Nazis from the moon invading Earth?"  The only thing better could be that same movie, featuring more action, more SFX and more hilarious humor - and this March, consumers will be able to find just that - and much more -- with IRON SKY: THE DIRECTOR'S CUT!

It's Inglorious Basterds meets Spaceballs to the nth degree in this DIRECTOR'S CUT of IRON SKY, an all-new take on the worldwide box office phenomenon following the original vision of director Timo Vuorensola.  20 minutes longer, loaded with new, cutting-edge special effects, new music from Laibach, tons more politically incorrect humor and housed in limited edition Steelbook™ packaging, IRON SKY is again ready to conquer the planet in relentless fashion.

In the last moments of World War II, a secret Nazi space program evaded destruction by making a daring escape to the Moon. In the intervening 70 years they have re-colonized, re-armed with devastating new weapons and silently plotted their revenge. When an American astronaut stumbles upon their secret Moon lair, the Führer (Udo Kier) decides to unleash their alien armada upon the unprepared Earth. Now every man, woman and child must unite to repel the UFO Nazi invasion and save humanity!

CAST 

• Julia Dietze (1 ½ Ritter)
• Götz Otto (Tomorrow Never Dies, Schindler's List, Downfall)
• Christopher Kirby (The Matrix Reloaded & Revolutions, Daybreakers)
• Udo Kier (Dogville, Dancer in the Dark),
• Peta Sergeant (Satisfaction)
• Stephanie Paul (Separation City, Film School Confidential)
• Tilo Prückner (The Neverending Story, Die Fälscher) 

BONUS PROGRAMMING 

• 90-minute Making Of Documentary
• Photo Gallery
• Teasers and Theatrical Trailer
• 32-page Exclusive Concept Art Book 

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Type:  BD+DVD

Catalog #:  EOE-BD-7568

Running Time: 110 minutes + extras

Genre:  Sci-fi/Comedy

Rated:  Not rated

Aspect Ratio:  16 x 9  (2.35:1)

Audio:  DTS-HD Master Audio for Blu-ray

Language: English and German w/SDH Subtitles

For the latest breaking news on ROGUE: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON, IRON SKY: DIRECTOR'S CUT and other releases, follow Entertainment One on Twitter: http://twitter.com/eOneHomeVideo

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“SABRINA SECRETS OF A TEENAGE WITCH” SET FOR MID-SEASON RETURN ON THE HUB NETWORK, MARCH 15

LOS ANGELES — The Hub Network, champions of family fun and the only network dedicated to providing kids and families entertainment they can watch together, announced today the mid-season return of its witchingly delightful animated series “Sabrina Secrets of a Teenage Witch” on March 15 at 12 p.m. ET/9 a.m. PT. The series makes it return with all-new episodes featuring voice star Ashley Tisdale (“Scary Movie 5,” “High School Musical 3: Senior Year,” and “Aliens in the Attic”) as Sabrina.

March will feature three new episodes of “Sabrina Secrets of a Teenage Witch” kicking off with “Sabrina the Troll Princess” on March 15, in which Sabrina’s memory is erased by a “mind-wipe raven” and is captured by trolls who convince her she is Princess Witch-Basher, troll royalty. On March 22, “Baby-Witching” finds Sabrina volunteering to baby-sit Jessie’s cousin, Max, but soon discovers she knows nothing about how to be a babysitter. Lastly, on March 29 in “Night Pests,” Sabrina realizes that she and her human world friends have been having the same nightmare and learns that the creature of her dreams is a “Nocturnabeast” that lives in Witch World and feeds off of the fears of humans.

The animated series follows Sabrina, a half-witch and half-human, and all super hero who leads two vastly different lives; one disguised as a normal, klutzy high school student and the other as the top sorcery student in the magical world.  When her two worlds collide, Sabrina is the only one who has the power to battle her foes, while managing to keep her magical identity a secret from humankind. The series is produced by Splash Entertainment, Archie Comics Publications, Inc., DSK Group (India), Laughing Lion and Telegael Teroranta.

About the Hub Network

The HubNetwork is a multi-platform joint venture between Discovery Communications (NASDAQ: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK) and Hasbro Inc., (NASDAQ: HAS) that champions family fun by providing relatable, funny, family friendly entertainment experiences that children and parents can enjoy together. The cable and satellite television network features original programming as well as content from Hasbro's rich portfolio of entertainment and educational properties built during the past 90 years and from leading third-party producers worldwide. The Hub Network’s lineup includes animated and live-action series, as well as specials, game shows, and family-favorite movies. The network extends its content through a robust and engaging online presence at HubNetwork.com. The Hub Network rebranded from Discovery Kids on October 10, 2010, and is available in nearly 72 million U.S. households. The Hub Network logo and name are trademarks of Hub Television Networks, LLC. All rights reserved.

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Meet ‘Defiance,’ ‘No Ordinary Family’ Star Julie Benz At Wizard World Sacramento Comic Con

Next weekend’s Wizard World Sacramento Comic Con will have its share of superheroes, but even in such an accomplished group, Julie Benz stands out. Her overzealous cult following will be on high alert as the female lead of Syfy’s critically-acclaimed series “Defiance” will meet fans, pose for photo ops, sign autographs, and conduct an interactive Q&A next Saturday and Sunday, March 8-9.

Benz, best known to many for her SAG-nominated lead role in “Dexter,” also starred in fan favorites “No Ordinary Family” and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and had a recurring role in “Desperate Housewives,” among her many credits.

Meet this star at the Sacramento Convention Center in the inaugural Wizard World event there.

Eisner Award Winning Artist Paolo Rivera To Attend Wizard World Sacramento Comic Con

Veteran Marvel Comics artist Paolo Rivera makes a rare Wizard World appearance at Sacramento Comic Con next weekend. Known for his work on such notable titles as “The Amazing Spider-Man” and “Wolverine,” Rivera will be on site at the Sacramento Convention Center on Saturday and Sunday, March 8-9.

Rivera, who started working for Marvel more than a decade ago, more recently penciled six issues of Mark Waid’s “Daredevil” run, receiving two Eisner Awards.

Rivera is also an active blogger, providing an in-depth look at his creative process at The Self-Absorbing Man.

Zenescope Entertainment Brings Exclusives, Animated Pilot To Wizard World Sacramento Comic Con

Zenescope, one of the most recognized independent comic book and graphic novel publishers in the world and known for its unique re-imaginings ofclassic tales, will have a strong presence at Wizard World Sacramento Comic Con, March 7-9.

In addition to offering an exclusive variant cover of “Grimm Fairy Tales Code Red #4” by Michael Dooney, Zenescope will be giving away hundreds of free comics at its exhibitor booth (#605), to both loyal fans and new fans. Zenescope writer and editor Pat Shand will be on hand for interviews and signings.

Zenescope’s all-age imprint, Silver Dragon Books, will also be featured at the booth, offering comics for all ages.

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Stiles is taken to Eichen House, the mental institution. Scott arrives and objects to the plan but Stiles makes him promise to never let him out if they can't find a cure. Sheriff Stilinski nearly pulls out of the plan when he realises he forgot Stiles' pillow, but Stiles tries to reassure him that it will be okay. Shortly after his arrival, Stiles witnesses one of the patients commit suicide and sees the nogitsune around the same time. He wants to use the phone, having changed his mind about being there but the orderlies refuse his request.

Deaton and Argent were responsible for the plan to get the letharia vulpina. Deaton says that after a few days, the effects will wear off and the nogitsune will be back to its full lethal power. They are searching for a scroll that will tell how to exorcise the nogitsune and Allison realises that she might know where it is.

Stiles has a roommate, Oliver, who appears to be somewhat affable. When Stiles first enters him room, Oliver is strapped to the bed. Oliver explains that he heard the suicide because of the way the place was built. Given its propensity to echo, the place is nicknamed "Echo House." Also, Stiles fails to sleep his first night without his pillow. The next morning, Oliver shows Stiles where the phone is and when they get to it, another patient named Meredith is speaking into it. She sounds panicked and says, "One of them is standing right behind me." Is she just crazy or does she know what lies within Stiles? The phone is dead though, having been turned off for the 24 hours following the suicide - standard procedure. Stiles encounters Malia, who strikes Stiles in the face. She is restrained and when the orderlies also restrain Stiles, he has a flash where he sees himself in the basement. He then comes face-to-face with Mr. Morrell, the Beacon Hills High guidance counselor.

Derek and Chris are currently locked up and they discuss Stiles and plans on how to stop the nogitsune. Chris speaks about Berzerkers, people who conduct rituals with animals skins and work themselves up into a crazed frenzy. In the end, they must be killed because they have lost touch with who they are.  Chris says he would feel remorse killing Stiles but not for killing the nogitsune, if it came down to it. Given the fact that "Berzerker" was a practice by Vikings, you can't help but note what sort of history/mythology buffs these Teen Wolf writers must be.

Stiles keeps hallucinating the nogitsune during the group therapy being run by Ms. Morrell. She ends the session when she sees marks appearing on Stiles' neck. She pulls him aside and explains that they are what's known as the Lichtenberg Figure and they are the result of the injection he was given. She tells him when the marks are gone, the nogitsune will have returned. She gives him pills to keep him awake, stating that he's most vulnerable when asleep. She tells him that he needs to stay awake to give his friends time to come up with a cure. She also states that if they fail, she will give him a lethal injection to stop the nogitsune. He teams up with Malia in order to break into the basement. She wants to return to being a coyote because she believes things are simpler that way. He tells her that they need to get the keys from an orderly to get into the basement and then presumably either Derek or Scott will be able to teach her.

Scott, Allison, Lydia, and the twins plot to steal an armoured car to retrieve evidence from Katashi's body. Allison believes he had the scroll in his possession when he died.

Malia and Oliver fake an altercation so Malia can swipe the keys. When Stiles attempts to use them, the head orderly catches him and tells him no one has the keys to the basement. Stiles is taken to the "quiet room" and given a sedative. Much to his horror, he begins to go to sleep.

Kira shows up at Scott's place and says she wants to help. He tells her those who help them normally end up hurt. Nonetheless, she reveals that she has been practicing how to use a katana and has been picking things up very quickly, inexplicably so. Impressed by her abilities, Scott agrees to let her come along.

Stiles dreams he is trapped in a locker from which he cannot escape and is taunted by the nogitsune. Malia breaks into the quiet room and wakes Stiles. She tells him he can go through the closed unit to get into the basement, but this unit has the "real psychos."

When the gang tries to get their hands on the scroll, they find Kinkade, Katashi's former body guard who is also there to get the scroll. They offer him a bribe of 150,000 dollars but he refuses to hand over the silver finger, in which the scroll is hidden. They have no choice but to fight him. This task proves difficult, as Kinkade is massive and ferociously strong. The twins are prepared to kill him, believing him to be too dangerous, but Scott and Lydia stop him. Scott says that they're there to save a life, not end one.

Chris is called in to meet with his lawyer, but upon entering the room, finds it is the leader of the hunters from South America. She is upset he has changed his code and also wants to discuss Allison.

Stiles and Malia make their way into the basement and find the "self" symbol carved into the wall. They look through some papers but nothing there is of use. Stiles has Malia check his back and she tells him the marks are almost gone, much to his horror. One things leads to another and they have sex. Seriously. Strangest timing ever. Teenagers. Post-sex, Malia realises that the wall behind the symbol is hollow. Stiles proceeds to smash through it and they find the nogitsune's body, complete with the face bandages. Malia pulls a paper from the nogitsune's pocket, which he says he needs to give to Scott. Just then, Oliver attacks them with a stun gun. He then injects Malia and it is revealed that the nogitsune has possessed him, too. Oliver then restrains Stiles but begins to cough up blood. The Nogitsune tells Oliver to start with Malia. Stiles pleads with it to let her go and the nogitsune says that he'll let her go if Stiles lets the nogitsune back in. Stiles relents and surrenders himself to the nogitsune. Nogitus-Stiles is back, everyone!

Deaton reads the scroll and says that the only way to save a person possessed by the nogitsune is to change their body. Scott realises that this means Stiles must be turned into a werewolf. Does this mean Stiles will no longer be the resident human of the bunch?

Malia leaves Eichen House to find Scott, and presumably Stiles as well. Morrell tells her where to find Scott and as she leaves, we see her eyes turn blue. Did she lie about not knowing how to turn back into a coyote?

This episode has brought forth so many questions, twists, and the return of Nogitsu-Stiles. Only four more episodes left in Teen Wolf 3B! Stay tuned!

Teen Wolf airs on Mondays on MTV at 10PM.

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