All of the new DVD releases hit stores (and Netflix [1]) on Tuesdays. So each week in What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday [2], I sort through the best of the batch and tell you what to add to your queue. In addition to my selections below, you can also add Speed Racer [3], Made of Honor [4] and a little independent film starring Kate Beckinsale called Snow Angels [5] to your lists.

TV-to-DVD Debuts
Today's a big day for several television series that are now available for the first time on DVD. Whether you love these shows and want to cherish them forever or just need a refresher before the next seasons start up again, here's a guide to what's out this week.

• Pushing Daisies: Season One [6]
  Special features include the cast and creative team members chatting about the show secrets.
• Dirty Sexy Money: Season One [7]
  Special features include bloopers, deleted scenes, and creator commentary on the inspiration for the Darling family.




• Private Practice: Season One [8]
  Special features include a featurette titled, "Practice makes perfect — Journey with Kate through her acting career to see how she landed one of TV's most sought-after roles," behind-the-scenes footage, extended episodes, deleted scenes, and outtakes.
• Chuck: Season One [9]
  The DVD includes special featurettes like, "Chuck's World: Character development and original casting sessions," "Chuck vs. the Chuckles: Gag reel," and "Chuck on Chuck: Series stars join creators for some point/counterpoint."

Two more movies out on DVD, so !

Deception [10]
This thriller boasts an exciting cast, and in my opinion [11] the performances make this a great choice for some at-home entertainment. Of course, this is at-home adult entertainment as the plot of Deception [12] centers on a secret high-class sex club for New York's elite. Ewan McGregor plays Jonathan McQuarry, the quiet and reclusive accountant lured into this world, Michelle Williams is the beautiful member of the club he falls in love with, and Hugh Jackson slithers into the skin of a mysterious evildoer.

Special features include commentary with director Marcel Langenegger, a featurette on the making of the film and something titled "Club Sexy." Your guess is as good as mine on that one.

Young @ Heart [13]
Oh man, elderly folks singing rock songs — is there anything more soul touching? It made me cry [14], but they were tears of joy, the result of something wonderfully life-affirming pulling at the old heart strings. Young @ Heart [15] is a documentary that follows a group of older folks who learn "young people's" tunes, like those by the Ramones, David Bowie, and Gloria Gaynor. The result? An adorable, funny, inspiring, hopeful little movie about growing old in America.

Special features include 10 deleted scenes and a featurette titled "Young @ Heart Goes to Hollywood."