Although it's not one of the superhero movies that dominated the summer box office, Forgetting Sarah Marshall was the story of another kind of hero: a doughy Average Joe (Jason Segal) who could pull both Kristen Bell and Mila Kunis, thus earning the respect of geeky boys everywhere. With Judd Apatow as its producer, Forgetting Sarah Marshall resonated like the soft sound of male genitalia slapping gently against a warm thigh...

As a special gift to you, we present an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Forgetting Sarah Marshall's Russell Brand as he surveys his half-naked co-stars while filming the hotel lobby scene -- decide for yourself if you believe his claim that Kristen Bell has used each glimpse of his nude torso as a "masturbatory opportunity."

Ahem. The fine folks at Universal have been quite generous with the home video treatment here, making Forgetting Sarah Marshall available in a single-disc Unrated edition ($29.98), a three-disc Unrated Collector's Edition ($34.98) and on Blu-ray ($39.98). While casual viewers can make do with the single-disc release (which features a commentary, deleted scenes, a gag reel, and a "line-o-rama") the Apatow faithful will be delighted to find behind-the-scenes extras on the three-disc release beyond their wildest imaginations. Here find cast audition tapes, footage from Sarah Marshall's television show "Crime Scene," an alternate take and table read of "Dracula's Lament," and two cast and crew commentaries. Finally, cap things off with Jason Segal's "Sex-o-rama" and "Drunk-o-rama" montages and on-set video diaries filmed during production.

And we haven't even gotten to the Blu-ray exclusive content: a Picture-in-Picture making-of feature, video and visual commentaries, a custom feature that allows you to program your own montage and six sing-along karaoke tracks!