All of the new DVD releases hit stores (and Netflix) on Tuesdays. So each week in What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday, I sort through the best of the batch and tell you what to add to your queue. Get Smart Get Smart is the big pick of the week this week, and as far as rentals go, this would be an excellent choice.

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All of the new DVD releases hit stores (and Netflix) on Tuesdays. So each week in What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday, I sort through the best of the batch and tell you what to add to your queue. In addition to the titles below you can also bring home the blockbuster hit 10,000 B.C. and kid-friendly The Spiderwick Chronicles.

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• According to the MTV Movies Blog, the young members of the cast of Sweeney Todd claim they would love to make sequels to the gory musical.
• TV Squad has details on a huge Futurama marathon happening now through Dec. 31.
• Stereogum gets pumped for Radiohead's New Year's Eve webcast.
• Popwatch wonders which movies should be preserved for future generations, citing A Christmas Story and When Harry Met Sally as key titles on their list.
• Give Me My Remote has a fan video of the Office crew reacting to the saga of Jim and Pam.
• Cinematical has a great interview with the stars of The Great Debaters, including "Big Denzel" and "Little Denzel."

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• FilmExperience has a gallery of images today titled "Kissing Jake Gyllenhaal." It's a must-see.
• Pop Candy points us to a MySpace contest searching for the next great TV show.
• Missing the Daily Show? Popwatch has a video that might tide you over.
• Cinematical has a great interview with the producer and directors of the Futurama movie.
• The TV Addict is really jealous of everyone with tickets for upcoming Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock live shows in New York.
• Katharine McPhee and Tyson Ritter tell MTV Movies Blog all about their experiences working on the Anna Faris comedy I Know What Boys Like.
• GeekSugar shows us Masi Oka's contribution to the One Laptop Per Child campaign.
• TV Squad has an update on the Dead Like Me movie.
• Stereogum muses over how this week's Gossip Girl brought The Virgins and Guitar Hero to the Upper East Side.
• Give Me My Remote mourns tonight's final episode of The Office.
• Vulture names 10 video games that should be movies — and assigns directors to each.

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• Buddy TV fills us in on a Save Sara campaign launched by CSI fans.
• Cinematical has a list of movie-related candy to hand out for Halloween, including Wonka Bars and Reeses Pieces (see: E.T.).
• TV with MeeVee says you'd better watch the leaked trailer for the Futurama movie before Fox takes it down.
• CasaSugar has a look at Miranda Hobbes' Sex and the City home.
• Popwatch has to admit that Fergie's new video for "Clumsy" totally rules.
• Two and a Half Men has hit its 100th episode, and TV Filter wonders why so many of us can't be bothered to care.
• The TV Addict has a chat with Tate Donovan of Damages.
• Mark Wahlberg chats with the MTV Movies Blog about working with M. Night Shyamalan on The Happening.
• Give Me My Remote wonders: Is Brothers & Sisters too much of a downer sometimes?
• Idolator poses a theory that Rilo Kiley gets worse as Jenny Lewis' skirts get shorter.
• Best Week Ever thinks The Price is Right seemed rigged on Drew Carey's first day.

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One of the panels that got a big reaction at Comic-Con was for the former Fox animated series "Futurama," which is being resurrected for four straight-to-DVD movies. The first movie is expected to be released on Nov. 27, and the movies will later air as stand-alone episodes on Comedy Central.

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