Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Complete Series [Blu-ray]

I've been a fan of Next Generation since I was a kid. When we moved into the house we live in now, it was the first thing we watched on tv while eating pizza. Previously, I bought the first season of the show on blu-ray and the picture quality is amazing...though takes a little getting used to after 20 some odd years of seeing standard definition reruns. There is a great feature on the blu-rays that shows what they had to do to restore and remaster the show for blu-ray. It's definitely worth the watch. With the increased clarity of the picture, I'm constantly picking out things on the screen that I've never noticed in all my years of watching this show on tv. That's a lot of fun. Two nitpicks I have with this set. One, the discs are overlapping...which isn't cool. At least they're blu-rays and don't scratch as easily as dvd. And at least you don't have to slide them in and out of cardboard sleeves like you do with the Universal Monsters blu-ray set. (which is why I opted to pick up the UK version of that set) The other nitpick I have with the set is that every single one of the 41 discs are the exact same colour and it's a bit hard to tell which discs you're taking out. I though the surround sound would be distracting, but aside from a few small environmental effects, it sounds like it's stereo. You can't even tell that it's surround sound most of the time. If you're a fan of Star Trek, you should pick this set up.

Awesome! All episodes and extras in one collection. Great quality and price.

Long time Trek nerd here -- grew up watching TOS with Kirk & Spock (as reruns) and have happy memories of my whole family gathering together each week to watch a fresh, new episode of TNG as it aired. I love this series and I love this set. When the DVDs of TNG were first released way back when, I bought each season and loved them all. When the Blu Rays originally came out (season by season) I decided not to pull the trigger since I had the DVD copies. Now I am so glad that I waited!! To get the entire series, all seven seaons, in one box set at an amazing price is, well, amazing! But even better than the price is the absolutely FANTASTIC remastering. I expected the quality of the Blu Rays to look nicer than the DVDs obviously, but the remastering that was done to these is sublime! I have mixed feelings about the remastering of TOS as the new graphics often look out-of-place in a 60s TV set, but here the remastering fits beautifully and is absolute eye candy. One thing I was a little disappointed in, however, was how the discs are organized in the box. My DVD set had one box per season, with 6-7 discs per box. This box set has two mega-cases, the first holding 23 discs spanning Seasons 1-4 and the second holding 18 discs spanning Seasons 5-7. It's not a huge let down, but I did prefer the convenience of the individual box sets. I also appreciated that the DVD sets had different color discs for each season -- here, all 41 discs are the same light blue color, making it rather difficult to tell them apart or organize them at first glance. But these are minor nitpickings and overall I am very happy with this set... the real gem is the viewing quality of the remaster, and for that I give this set 5 stars. Now, get yourself a set and "Boldly Go!"

After getting pricey single season releases spread out over a few years, they decided to shove all the season into one package deal. This was $99 on release week and a STEAL at that if you ask me. Like the original series, they did a fantastic job in restoring these episodes, going back to the original film negatives and creating new visual effects when needed - back then shows were shot on film, but then that film was transferred over to thick analogue tape then edited digitally, but in standard definition. This is also where the visual effects for this particular show were done, so there was no other option than re-doing the effects as 90's era CGI effects done in 480i uprezzed to 1080 look TERRIBLE. Thankfully, it all looks great here in blu-ray and the sound is also some top notch work, creating surround sound tracks for all the episodes. Also full of bonus material, this set is great for a Trek fan and the compression quality still kills that of HD broadcasts on cable or the HD streams on netflix of the show.

The price was comparable to other sellers. We live in Minnesota, so wanted to purchase from a company headquartered here. The order was easy to complete on their site. And it arrived over a week sooner than expected. Good quality product too. Great experience!

We recently decided to purchase Star Trek: The Next Generation on blu-ray to enjoy increased visual fidelity compared to what's available on streaming services. In that respect, we weren't disappointed. The image quality is great and noticeably better than the version available on Netflix, the menus are well done, and we're excited to have access to the special features (though we haven't watched them yet). The problem, though, is that the packaging of this product is truly awful. Getting the discs out of their casing is extremely difficult -- every time we try to take a disc out, it feels like we're at severe risk of breaking the disc, the packaging or both. Ditto for putting a disc back into the casing. Given the risk to the discs in their original packaging, we will likely purchase a separate disc folio for this set. Based on the content alone, I would give this product 5/5 stars, but the packaging is so bad that I have to take a star off. I hope that the packaging is redesigned for the next time that this series is re-released on blu-ray.

A great compilation Blu-ray set of a classic series. While the set doesn’t have a whole lot in the way of printed extras or inserts, this is a great way to own the entire series on Blu-ray. This set contains all episodes and all special features contained on the individual season sets. Definitely a good value for the price if you were looking to own the entire series in a space saving way.

Captain Picard and the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise search the final frontier for places nobody has ever been, hoping to find creatures nobody has ever seen.