New on DVD

Full seasons of several TV shows hit DVD this week, including "2 Broke Girls."

"2 BROKE GIRLS: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON," GRADE B-MINUS: Although the series fell into some comedy ruts in the final episodes of the first season, there are still enough laughs on the menu for this show about two waitresses from opposite sides of the track who work and live together.

Beth Behrs continues to play the comedy way over the top. And the writers have gotten a little lazy with the street-tough character played by Kat Dennings, who has gone from telling jokes about dealing with a hard life to those of a sexual nature. But these women are still the most energetic team in any TV comedy.

"THE FIVE-YEAR ENGAGEMENT," GRADE D: An engaged couple have trouble getting to the altar. Jason Segel stars. Director Nicholas Stoller, who co-wrote the script with Segel, has created a jumbled mess of a film. At times it wants to be a wild comedy. Then it quickly shifts to deep conversations about love and commitment. Stoller's inability to blend these comedy and drama aspects leaves both parts a mess.