While most of the networks have debuted their fall series – ABC is still dutifully rolling out a few every week.

This week, sitcoms ‘Happy Endings’ and ‘Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23’ return to the lineup.

I’m not technically a fan of either show – but I have caught them both on reruns on occasion.

‘Happy Endings’ is fairly underrated in my opinion and James Van Der Beek’s cheeky turn as himself is (rightfully) earning him rave reviews.

Given the lukewarm reception for ‘Last Resort’ and ‘666 Park Avenue’ – and the curious ratings drop of ‘Nashville’ – ABC will probably be happy to welcome back some known quantities.

DVD and Blu-Ray

While last week saw very little of interest in mass release, this week is exactly the opposite.

Keira Knightley and Steve Carrell join forces in the underrated ‘Seeking a Friend For the End of the World.’

A movie that is clearly aimed towards women – and did surprisingly well at the box office – stripper fare ‘Magic Mike’ is also available.

Horror fans can check out ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’ – which bombed. I’m curious what this means for other mash-up movies – like ‘Pride and Prejudice With Zombies.’ I guess we’ll have to wait and see.

The final movie of note is ‘Madea’s Witness Protection.’ Given the fact that most critics lambasted Tyler Perry’s performance in ‘Alex Cross’ – he’s probably going to be happy his Madea franchise is still viable.

For television, the third season of ‘Fantasy Island,’ the second season of ‘Happy Endings,’ the first season of ‘Lost Girl’ and the fourth season of ‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ all bow on DVD.

Music

Last week was a down week for music, too. This week isn’t that much better.

The bubbly Colbie Caillat debuts the 12-song ‘Christmas in the Sand.’ I have to be honest. Christmas music in October gives me a headache.

Billy Ray Cyrus trots out his mullet for ‘Change My Mind’ – a 10-song compilation that proves he’s still desperately trying to make himself musically relevant.

Finally, Taylor Swift’s ‘Red’ hits with 16 songs – most of which are already on the bestselling list over at iTunes. Personally, I’m a fan of the catchy ‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.’

Video Games

The video game front is uninspired and boring. For kids, there’s ‘Just Dance – Disney Party.’

For bored adults there’s ‘Medal of Honor Warfighter.’

Neither title exactly thrills me.

Movies

The theaters are relatively busy this week.

The long-delayed ‘Silent Hill: Revelation’ hits theaters Thursday. I liked the first movie, but all the delays that plagued this one don’t exactly point to a great flick. Still, this is my favorite horror movie game franchise – so I’m willing to check it out. Plus, this stars Sean Bean and Kit Harrington - - this will only mean something to ‘Game of Thrones’ fans.

On Friday, ‘Cloud Atlas’ hits theaters. The film is an exploration of how the actions of individual lives impact one another in the past, present and future, as one soul is shaped from a killer into a hero, and an act of kindness ripples across centuries to inspire a revolution. It stars Hallie Berry and Tom Hanks, as well as Hugo Weaving, Hugh Grant and Susan Sarandon.

Also on Friday, the Chelsea Handler comedy ‘Fun Size’ hits. She says it will be hilarious. She also said her television show would be hilarious. I love ‘Chelsea Lately’ – but Handler should stay away from acting.

Finally, Gerard Butler stars in what looks like an absolutely ridiculous surfing movie called ‘Chasing Mavericks.’ It’s essentially ‘Gleaming the Cube’ – but with surf boards.

What do you think? What are you looking forward to most this week?