E o (..) tl o Co >Âs::: ....</p><p> Q) ..0 E Q) 0- <Q) VI ~ "C s::: :::l VI tf o c.. ::.! .... o >Â ~.</p><p> Q) z American Dreams: Season One **** Universal, $89.98 This delightful drama set in the '60s was overlooked by the Emmys, but you've got no excuses.</p><p> Whether you prefer the wholesomeness of "7th Heaven," the sharp, ensemble acting of "The West Wing" or the soapy delights of "The O.c.," this show has it all.</p><p> And anyone looking for the next Julia Roberts should look no further than star Brittany Snow.</p><p> Soul Plane: Special Edition **'/2 MGM,$26.98 An R-rated, silly satire about the hippest airline in the world with its fair share of laughs, thanks to Mo'Nique, Snoop Dogg and Method Man.</p><p> Also out in a slightly naughtier, unrated edition, though both have the same basic extras.</p><p> Another goofy comedy just out is the 10th-anniversary edition of Kevin Smith's career-maker, "Clerks 10" (Miramax, $34.99), . full of extras on three discs.</p><p> Soul to Soul *** Rhino, $24.99 Any discussion of great concert fIlms is usually restricted to "Woodstock," "Stop Columbo: First Season *** Universal, $59.98 The rumpled detective hits DVD, with all seven TV movies from the fIrst season and the two TV movies that introduced Peter Falk as Columbo before the show became a series.</p><p> One more question: Why no extras? Other popular detectives out on DVD include the fIrst season of the mustachioed "Magnum, P.!''' (Universal, $59.98) and the trench-coated third seaSon of "A Touch of Frost" (MPI, $49.98).</p><p> Making Sense" and "The Last W~tz." The canon exPands with this look at artists like Wilson Pickett and Ike and Tina Thrner.</p><p> The soundtrack is included as an extra.</p><p> Another disc just as memorable for the off "stage action is "Wattstax 30th Anniversary Special Edition" (Warner Bros., $24.98), with performances by Isaac Hayes and others, an intro by Jesse Jackson and the comedy of Richard Pryor.</p><p> La Dolce Vita ***'/2 Koch, $34.98 Fellini's crazy three-ring extravaganza about the jaded; frantic life of the jet set, with Anita Ekberg dancing in that fountain, "paparazzi" becoming part of the language and Marcello Mastroianni looking world-weary.</p><p> Finally on DVD with audio commentary, rare shorts and more.</p><p> But before Fellini became "Fellini," he made some of his most perceptive movies, like the thoughtful second fIlm, "I Vitelloni" (Criterion, $29.95).
