What a Girl Wants- 12:01am

Giving The Passion of the Christ a run for its money at the box office this winter, the Mandy Moore vehicle Chasing Liberty will hit DVD on May 4th. (Perhaps if Moore had been nailed to a cross it would have been a bigger hit?) Warner Home Video will release the romantic comedy in separate anamorphic widescreen and full screen versions, each with a Dolby Digital 5.1 surround , audio commentary with director Andy Cadiff, deleted footage, a music video for The Roots' "The Seed," and trailers. Retail will be $27.95.

And hitting DVD on June 8th from Warner is The Dame Edna Experience: The Complete Series 1, which is also sure to be a big hit with fundamentalists. This two-disc set features 4:3 full screen transfers, Dolby 2.0 stereo tracks, "An Audience with Dame Edna Everage" and "Ester: Dame Edna Everage" featurettes, additional 1991 interviews with creator Barry Humphries, and a music video of Dame Edna singing her theme song "Niceness" live on the BBC in 1976. List price will be $34.95.

The Judith Light Experience - 12:01am

More exciting TV on DVD announcements have also come in from Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, who will release three favorites on June 8th. Fans can look forward to a four-disc Just Shoot Me: Seasons 1 & 2 collection, plus Tour of Duty: The Complete First Season which spans five discs, and finally the 80's classic Who's The Boss: The Complete First Season. Each is presented in 4:3 full screen and Dolby 2.0 stereo and include no extras aside from airdate and episode synopses. Retail will be $39.95 for the two comedies, and $49.95 for Tour of Duty.

Knock on Our Door - 12:01am

Rounding out today's news is the latest from Anchor Bay Entertainment, who will unleash another cavalcade of genre classics this summer. First up on June 22nd is the guilty pleasure Evilspeak, which will be remastered for the first time in 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen and Dolby 2.0, and also include an audio commentary with director Eric Weston and MTV Lifetime Achievement Award winner Clint Howard. Retail will be $19.95. Other titles due on the 22nd include Goodbye Bruce Lee, remastered in anamorphic widescreen and stereo, and the Linda Blair comedy Night Patrol, also in anamorphic widescreen. Both include trailers, and retail will be $14.95 a pop.

Next up is the farcical TV favorite Sledgehammer!: Season One, which streets on July 27th. Presented in 4:3 full screen, extras include audio commentary with creator Alan Spencer, all new cast and crew interviews, original commercials and episode info. List price will go for $39.95. And on May 4th comes Three's Company: Season Two, which will handedly top the featureless Season One set with over two hours of bonus material. In addition to remastered 4:3 full screen transfers and restored Dolby 2.0 stereo tracks, goodies include the never-before-seen pilot episode made before Joyce DeWitt and Suzanne Somers were cast, the all-new "John Ritter: Always Leave Them Laughing" documentary, audio commentary on the episode "Days Of Beer And Weeds" with Chris Mann, author of Come and Knock on Our Door," the featurette "Eight Years Of Laughter: A Tribute To John Ritter," a blooper reel, the "Best Of Janet: Season Two," "Best Of Chrissy: Season Two" and "Best of the Ropers: Season Two" montages, a trivia game, two still galleries and talent bios. Retail will be just $39.95.