Here are the TV and Movie DVD deals at Amazon.com for the rest of the week. Make sure you head over when the deal starts, or you could miss out. The below list is clickable. Come back and let us know what you get yourself your loved ones:

Tuesday, December 3

• Christmas Lodge at $7.25 (8:20 am PT)
• The Sarah Silverman Program: The Complete Series at $23.49 (8:20 am PT)
• Untouchables: The Complete Series at $99.99 (8:20 am PT)
• Diabolique at $17.49 (8:20 am PT)
• UA 90th Anniversary Prestige Collection (90 Titles) at $199.99 (12:20 pm PT)
• Robotech: The Complete Original Series at $27.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• Stoker / House at the End of the Street at $11.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• Stoker / House at the End of the Street [Blu-ray] at $14.99 (12:20 pm PT)
• The Best of the Electric Company at $20.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency at $16.99 (4:20 pm PT)
• NFL: Baltimore Ravens: Road to XLVII at $18.49 (4:20 pm PT)
• Sherlock Holmes at $7.89 (4:20 pm PT)
• Three Outlaw Samurai (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] at $13.89 (4:20 pm PT)

Wednesday, December 4

• Best of Warner Bros. 20 Film Collection Musicals at $36.99 (8:20 am PT)
• Jean-Luc Godard at $17.99 (8:20 am PT)
• Nikita: The Complete First Season at $14.99 (8:20 am PT)
• Nikita: The Complete Second Season at $14.99 (8:20 am PT)
• The 39 Steps (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] at $17.89 (12:20 pm PT)
• Laurel & Hardy: The Essential Collection at $32.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• The Carmen Miranda Collection at $20.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• Arrested Development: Three Original Seasons at $25.49 (4:20 pm PT)
• The Shirley Temple Collection: Volume Three at $17.99 (4:20 pm PT)
• The Shirley Temple Collection: Volume Two at $17.99 (4:20 pm PT)
• Three Stooges / Movie 43 at $11.49 (4:20 pm PT)

Thursday, December 5

• Essential Eastwood: Action Collection at $13.49 (8:20 am PT)
• Being John Malkovich (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] at $17.99 (8:20 am PT)
• Riverboat: The Complete Series – 44 Episodes! at $14.99 (12:20 pm PT)
• Wagon Train – The Eighth and Final Season – Embossed Collectible Tin at $23.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• Yancy Derringer – The Complete Series. All 34 Episodes! at $13.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• Troy: Director’s Cut at $7.49 (4:20 pm PT)
• A Night to Remember (Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] at $17.49 (4:20 pm PT)

Friday, December 6

• Classic Quad Set 9 at $7.99 (8:20 am PT)
• Familytime Features Box Set at $16.99 (8:20 am PT)
• Charlie Chan Collection, Vol. 2 at $18.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• National Parks Collection at $25.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• The Watch / Dodgeball at $11.49 (12:20 pm PT)
• Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol at $6.49 (4:20 pm PT)
• The Bible: The Epic Miniseries at $21.99 (4:20 pm PT)
• The Bible: The Epic Miniseries [Blu-ray] at $29.89 (4:20 pm PT)
• The Gold Rush (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] at $17.99 (4:20 pm PT)

Saturday, December 7

• NFL a Football Life Season 1 at $10.99 (8:20 am PT)
• NFL: A Football Life: Season 2 at $17.49 (8:20 am PT)
• Harakiri (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] at $17.99 (8:20 am PT)
• Apocalypse Now at $17.99 (12:20 pm PT)
• Blue Murder: Complete Collection at $41.99 (12:20 pm PT)
• Overland Trail – The Complete Series – 17 Classic Episodes at $11.99 (12:20 pm PT)
• The Betty Grable Collection, Vol. 1 at $19.89 (12:20 pm PT)
• In Treatment: Season Two at $15.49 (4:20 pm PT)
• Land of the Giants: The Full Series at $55.49 (4:20 pm PT)
• Orpheus at $17.89 (4:20 pm PT)
• Red Skelton: The Ultimate Collection at $26.49 (4:20 pm PT)

Two cable series reach their ends in this week’s home video releases as the final seasons of Merlin and Boss hit DVD and Blu-ray April 9. It’s a pretty slim week for new releases, but classic TV gets spiffed up with the season one Blu-ray release of The Dick Van Dyke Show (previously available as a complete series set). A couple of TV movies, a repriced HBO series and a kids’ show round out the new releases. Have a look at our shopper’s guide to see all of the titles available this week, and click on a link to get more information or to make a purchase.

Am I the only one who literally drooled during this week’s Arrow episode, “Legacies?” Between Diggle’s kickass arms and Oliver’s kickass abs, all I can say is Yum. It would be wrong if I didn’t take a minute to pay tribute to Arrow’s uber-hot men and the uber-hot actors who play them.

Stephen Amell/Oliver Queen

Stephen Amell plays the re-booted personality of Green Arrow to intense perfection. Physically, the boy has it going on! A DIAMOND could cut itself on his abs. Chuck Norris’, Ryan Reynolds’ and Ryan Gosling’s abs all collectively look at Stephen Amell’s abs and say “DAY-UMN! What are you twerking with?!”

However, Amell’s Oliver Queen is a little TOO intense. I find it hard to believe anyone buys his carefree Bruce Wayne-esque playboy personality. He is the MOST scarily intense party-goer I’ve ever seen. Although I loved Oliver’s rock-hard granite stare and his rock-hard abs, I especially loved the soft, old school Green Arrow exhibited this week who feels and cares for the little guy.

Either way, soft personality or hard abs, Oliver Queen and Stephen Amell are mega- hot.

David Ramsey/Diggle

I’m glad they promoted Diggle from Oliver’s bodyguard to Oliver’s partner sooner rather than later. I loved the old school Green Arrow and Green Lantern team comic team-ups. Green Arrow always needed Green Lantern’s moral contrast which Diggle perfectly provides. Let’s be honest, Oliver isn’t the trained soldier he claims. Diggle willingly enlisted for his country and underwent a lifetime of adult training, while Oliver was forced into it.

Oliver needs a hot Jiminy Crickett like Diggle to help him re-discover his moral center. Arrow easily kills his enemies’ lower-class henchmen, while allowing most of the upper-class men to survive (albeit in jail). He needs someone to remind him to stop focusing on his city’s top percent. Come on, the henchmen probably took those jobs to support THEIR families. The Oliver Queen who I read as a kid was more of a local, grassroots-oriented street fighter. Diggle steers him back to that post-1960s incarnation.

It doesn’t hurt that Diggle and Oliver together are as hot as … well, David Ramsey and Stephen Amell.

Paul Blackthorne /Detective Lance

I have loved Paul’s curmudgeonly American detective character since The Dresden Files. And, I loved him as the questionable husband in Lipstick Jungle. It’s all too appropriate that he voiced Metallo in the Justice League cartoon.

He is a Brit whose American accent I can actually stand. I love him as Laurel’s anguished, die-hard, angsty, justice-oriented, Arrow-obsessed father. He plays every single, tiny emotion to its fullest from his pure hatred for Oliver to his pure love for Laurel. And, THEN on top of that, we have his justice-seeking ire directed against the week’s baddie AND Arrow.

Colin Salmon/Walter Steele

Colin Salmon is that British actor you see almost everywhere, but you can’t remember where you saw him. Was it Merlin? Dr. Who? Prime Suspect? Party Animals? Law & Order: UK? MI-5? The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency? In one word, yes.

Having Paul Blackthorne on Arrow’s staff is already a panty-creamer for me, but having two hot British actors?! Can we just have them speak to each other in their native accents for one full hour? Can we make them shirtless, as well?

Byron Mann/Yaoi Fei

Byron Mann is already every girl’s fantasy. He’s hot, a member of the California Bar, has a Juris Doctor degree from USC Law, was the #2 ranked 16-and-under tennis player in Hong Kong, AND speaks four languages. Forget about his Arrow character, I already want to marry him.

But, when you add in his hot Yaoi Fei character with guy-liner, who doesn’t want to be stranded on a desert island with Byron Mann OR Yaoi Fei?

I didn’t include the Tommy character, because he looks like a smarmy banker. And, no, that doesn’t do it for me. And, the implied Tommy-Thea match-up this week equally creeped me out. Why couldn’t Tommy just tell Thea he wasn’t interested because she was SIXTEEN! And, dating her would have him arrested for pedophilia … not just because he saw her as his little sister. However, whenever he shows his softer side to Laurel, I feel a bit melty around Tommy.

With all of the hotness surrounding Arrow’s male cast, I’m seriously waiting for an episode where they’re all stuck in a sauna and are forced to work out shirtless. Sound off in the comments, how hot are Arrow’s men?

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