It’s cowboys and aliens on home video this week as the animated Nickelodeon special All Grown Up: Dude, Where’s My Horse? hits shelves along with the second season of the cancelled UPN sci-fi series, Star Trek: Enterprise.
In All Grown Up: “Dude, Where’s My Horse,” Tommy Pickles and his pals go to a dude ranch to try their hand at roping, wrangling and driving cattle. While the others easily master cowboy skills, Tommy fails at every turn. Regardless, he must rise to the occasion and get the group to its destination when they lose their Trail Master mid-drive. The special premiered on Nickelodeon on July 16 as part of the network’s slate of summer flicks. The DVD from Paramount Home Video features the bonus episodes "Blind Man’s Buff" and "Yu-Gotta-Go," and retails for $16.99.
The latest vfx-laden television series inspired by Gene Roddenbery’s most famous sci-fi franchise may be off the air, but it lives on in home video. Available today, Star Trek Enterprise: The Complete Second Season is a seven-disc set featuring 26 episodes and a host of extras. Bonus materials include audio and text commentary on select episodes, deleted scenes, outtakes, a photo gallery, Easter eggs and the featurettes Enterprise Moments: Season Two, Enterprise Profile: Jolene Blalock, LeVar Burton–Star Trek Director, Enterprise Secrets and Inside a Night in Sickbay. The Paramount Home Entertainment release lists for $129.98.
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