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Star Trek: The Next Generation (Complete Seasons 1-7) - 41-Disc Box Set ( Star Trek: TNG (176 Episodes) ) [ Blu-Ray, Reg.A/B/C Import - United Kingdom ]

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The Full JourneyAll the episodes from the US sci-fi spin-off series, featuring Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) and the crew of the USS Enterprise.Space. The Final FrontierIn 1987, Star Trek returned to the airwaves... but it revealed a universe with previously unexplored dimensions. Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) took the helm of a very different Enterprise with a crew including Commander William Riker (Jonathan Frakes), Lt. Geordi LaForge (Levar Burton), Dr. Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden), Klingon Lieutenant Worf (Michael Dorn), the strangely human android Data (Brent Spinner) and empathic Counsellor Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis). They encountered never-before-seen threats including the seemingly omnipotent entity known as Q and the greedy, scheming Ferengi. Over the next seven years, the mission would continue to ever-farther reaches of distant space.Make IT SOIn season two of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Captain Jean-Luc Picard welcomes some new faces aboard the Enterprise, including Dr. Crusher’s temporary replacement, Chief Medical Officer Katherine Pulaski (Diana Muldaur) and Guinan, the enigmatic bartender. The core crew evolves as they face new and unexpected challenges. Geordi LaForge is transferred from the bridge to become Chief Engineer. In a suspenseful trial, Data must prove that he is a conscious being. Riker is immersed into the warlike culture of the Klingons and in their most dangerous battle to date, the crew takes on the Borg, a cybernetic hive mind that threatens to assimilate all intelligent life.Logic is the Foundation of FunctionIn the third season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, the mission goes further. Dr. Beverly Crusher returns to the ship. A cross-time encounter with another Enterprise leads to the return of deceased crewmember Tasha Yar. A humiliated Q learns what it means to be merely human. The legendary Vulcan Ambassador Sarek, Spock’s father, must cope with his long-suppressed emotions and Captain Jean-Luc Picard faces the greatest threat of his career when he takes on the Borg in a breathtaking showdown.To Explore Strange New WorldsIn the fourth season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, the crew of the Enterprise explores alien cultures in all-new ways. Captain Jean- Luc Picard struggles with the nightmarish horror of assimilation into the hive-mind of the Borg. The ruthless empire of the Cardassians emerges as an important nemesis for the Federation. Suspicion of Romulan sabotage aboard the ship leads to a paranoid power struggle and political manoeuvres within the Klingon Empire draw Worf into an inevitable civil war.A Klingon Never Breaks His WordIn season five of Star Trek: The Next Generation, nothing can be taken for granted in an ever-changing universe. The famous Vulcan Spock rocks the established order when he defiantly flies into Romulan territory. Bajoran Ensign Ro Laren is forced to protect the Cardassians who persecuted her people. Worf learns what it means to be a father, Data discovers the unexpected truth about a time-travelling historian and Captain Jean-Luc Picard must confront a new and unexpected dimension of his greatest enemy, the Borg.To Boldly Go... In season six of Star Trek: The Next Generation, the dangers grow even direr for the crew of the Enterprise. During a behind-the- lines mission, Captain Jean-Luc Picard falls into the hands of a seasoned Cardassian torturer. In an attempt to learn the truth about his father, Worf breaks into a Romulan prison compound. A transporter malfunction resurrects the original series’ Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott. Riker copes with a bizarre identity crisis that pits him quite literally against himself and Data’s quest to understand emotion introduces him to the concept of rage.Where No One Has Gone BeforeIn the seventh season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, the series concluded – but not before airing some of its most unforgettable episodes. Data feels emotion at last, but the quest has made him easy prey for a faction of the Borg. Worf finds himself in conflict with his human foster brother and Captain Jean-Luc Picard discovers that he is trapped between his future and his past in a final trial involving the mysterious Q. For every beginning, there is an end. One chapter of the Star Trek saga was closing... but the mission of discovery would live on.

Genre: Action, Adventure


Format: Box set


Contributor: Brent Spiner, Cliff Bole, Gates McFadden, Jonathan Frakes, LeVar Burton, Les Landau, Majel Barrett, Marina Sirtis, Michael Dorn, Patrick Stewart, Star Trek TNG (176 Episodes), Star Trek The Next Generation (Complete Seasons 1-7) - 41-Disc Box Set, Star Trek The Next Generation (Complete Seasons 1-7) - 41-Disc Box Set ( Star Trek TNG (176 Episod, Whoopi Goldberg, Wil Wheaton See more


Language: English


Number Of Discs: 41


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.781


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ Unrated (Not Rated)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.2 x 7.68 x 5.67 inches; 4.59 ounces


Audio Description: ‏ ‎ English


Item model number ‏ : ‎ MSE1281858


Director ‏ : ‎ Cliff Bole, Les Landau


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Box set


Run time ‏ : ‎ 129 hours and 11 minutes


Release date ‏ : ‎ December 15, 2014


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    • The Next Generation gets a deluxe restoration. The shows look & sound better than ever in this terrific fully-loaded boxset.
BOTTOM LINE: The worthy successor to the classic original series gets the (inter)stellar hi-def polish in this all-encompassing 7-season boxset. Everything about this massive set is first rate. And it's all here, so you don't have to go chasing down odds & ends... with the exception of the theatrical ST:TNG films. But that's a minor quibble (Tribble?). If you've been wanting to pick up the best possible version of the Next Generation then deactivate your scanners and look no further. Just whip out your credit card and "Make it so!" 5 STARS THOUGHTS: It was with great excitement (and more than a little trepidation) that I sat down to watch the premiere episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation on September 28, 1987. Having grown up with the classic series I knew that this show had some large boots to fill. As each season went on it just got better and better. Sure, there were a few rough patches but the show, like the Enterprise herself, weathered them and soldiered on undaunted. The cast became near and dear to my heart and I was sad to see it end some seven years and 178 episodes later, but I also knew that it was better to go out on somewhat of a high point, rather than sink into oblivion and slink out of site. Now, more than 20 years after it left the airwaves, we get this spectacular deluxe boxset, in high definition with extras out the wazoo and the shows themselves tweaked, fine-tuned and looking & sounding better than ever. This is the set you've been waiting for. If you're on the fence because of the price, don't worry. It's worth every penny. Even if you're just a casual fan you'll be very pleased with this all-inclusive edition. The seasons are divided into two massive snapcases with each disc thankfully locked onto its own hub, rather than stacked on a central post or stuffed into little sleeves, like some poor series. There are loads of special features scattered throughout every disc in the set, so you'll find fun stuff sprinkled everywhere for you to look though, pour over and enjoy. Vintage pieces, newly shot interviews & remembrances, technical tidbits, alternate and/or lost footage, and more! A trekker's treasure trove, to be sure. THE BLU-RAYS: Picard & the crew get the razzle dazzle refreshing they’ve been in dire need of since the first VHS and early DVDs hit video store shelves so many years ago. Each episode has been gone through and cleaned & painstakingly restored to as close to brand new as you can get. I was amazed at how well these shows looked. You can tell the team in charge of the restoration & remastering were fans, too. There are some pieces where they compare before & after, and once you've seen what wonders these folks achieved you'll be oh so glad you bought this set. I know I sure am. Highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2018 by SciFi-Kaiju-Guy
    • and it's not just the image quality -- it seems that sound effects have been remastered to work better with surround sound too
TNG remastered makes the series watchable again in this age of HD television, and it's not just the image quality -- it seems that sound effects have been remastered to work better with surround sound too. The extras include additional interviews, behind the scene stories, & cut scenes. They are all very entertaining to watch. There is even one episode (The Measure of a Man from 2nd season) in HD that included the cut scenes directly, making it a longer and better production than the original released version. The show was always good but now in HD there is much more of a cinema feel to it and it is far more enjoyable to watch. I have but one complain though, in many episodes especially in the 2nd season, there is a faint snowy/noise effect to the image quality, almost as if it were transferred thru a long distance analog line. This can be caused by equipment used, too much sharpening or other soft image process effect, too much compression in video codec, etc. This should not have happened if they scanned from the original film properly. I am not sure what technical difficulties they encountered that they could not get a better picture for the Bluray release, maybe it was simply technically unfeasible so I am not deducting a star for it. Also, even disregarding the aspect ratio and this snowy image noise problem, the resolution of the video seem more like 720p rather than 1080p, but that is fairly common for many Bluray titles. I hope they will do the same remastering for DS9, Voyager, and Enterprise also, but that seems unlikely, and so this is the best it gets. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2016 by Weilian Zhang
    • Excellent set, excellent bargain. Voyager next.
Beautiful set... I don't know if this is a "remastered" set or not (Discs are marked "EU 109551 BLB R1), but the picture is great. Far better than what I am used to watching TV and on my own DVR recordings made years ago - which are very dark. I read complaints that the writing on the discs are grey on grey. Mine are black on grey. There are also complaints that the discs fall out of the case. I have not experienced that either. Based on the price of the "regular" full series set, I feel like I got a bargain indeed and if there are extra's in that set I don't know or care that I am missing anything. The only complaint I do have is that the disc menus are very poor. There is no resume function when you go into the subtitle menu; instead, you must back out the way you came in, and then re-choose the episode you were watching. Likewise, starting the disc from a cold start means you must walk through a long series of menu choices to view an episode. Edit: This is a HD Blue Ray Set. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2016 by HowardG
    • Superb, Stunning Production of Star Trek: The Next Generation
This Blu-ray collection of all of the ST:TNG series is absolutely stunning. They reshot the special effects with modern techniques, but not too modern so that they blend in seamlessly with the original production. The quality is superb, both video and audio. While I have only completed watching Season One so far, I have absolutely no complaints. I particularly appreciate the special features that appear on some of the discs: they provide background, inside information, and context for the production overall. Since I first viewed this series in real time on my old projection television, as fed by a rooftop antenna when the series first aired, I missed some episodes, and what I remember from 30-odd years ago was very, very little (I was surprised to learn). So, watching these Blu-ray discs is like watching a series for the first time! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2018 by Brian A. Foster
    • A Masterpiece Of "Sight & Sound".
This review is for the Star Trek: Next Generation on BluRay in the region free import package from the U.K. I am a true Trekkie from the first days of the franchise. I now have every one of the Star Trek series and theatrical movies in the franchise. So yes I am a big fan and a big kid at 62 years old. I purchased this box set to replace my standard DVD version of the series. First let me assure everyone that the BluRay import Region free U.K. box set plays perfectly on any American BluRay player. No problems of any kind. The packagin of this series is also not bad. At least each disc has its own storage tray to snap into making each disc safer from scratches. There are 2 wide plastic DVD cases. One holds seasons 1, 2, 3, 4, and the other holds seasons 5, 6, and 7. At least they are not paper or cardboard sleeves that can ruin the discs in time. The layout of screen menus are good except the print size is a little small and harder to read, even for an HD TV display. There is plenty of room on the screen to have expanded the print to twice its size. Why they made it so small is beyond my understanding. But that is not very important as you just need to point and click to watch the episodes. I will say that I am very impressed at the high definition resolution of these episodes. They actually have the look and feel of a more recent theatrical movie that was digitally recorded. The clarity and color is breathtaking. I am seeing details I never noticed before. The newly CGI created "outside in space" scenes are amazing. They only enhanced the graphics for higher resolution, but they did not change any part of those scenes that might have changed their perspectives. For viewers who will listen in English, the soundtrack is also amazing. You have never heard Star Trek: TNG sound like this before. The English tracks are in DTS HD Master Audio 7.1 surround sound. It is also in the original Dolby Digital 2.0 sound as it was in heard on the original airings on TV. So you get to switch back and forth to hear the difference. And the difference is like night and day, or black and white. The deep base is heard clearly from explosions or rumbles in the program. The instruments of the music is spread out all over the room from the 7 audio channels. You can clearly notice the different directions of sounds around the 7 channel listening area. The sound is a 200% improvement over the original 2.0 stereo for TV sound. My only disappointment is the aspect ratio. This beautiful remastered series is presented in the full screen mode. We all know it as 4:3 ratio. But the truth is there is a tiny extra sliver that always gets added to an HD screen from 4:3 sources. So the actual picture is about 2% wider than typical 4:3. Yes it is noticeable, but it does not add anything to the enjoyment. I would have preferred the remastered version in 16:9 widescreen. The BBC America channel shows ST:TNG in full widescreen and HD, and they look great. The resolution is still very sharp and the color is as bright and rich. If BBC can get and show widescreen versions of this series, then why couldn't they have remastered it in widescreen for us fans? There is a very good documentary on the first disc that explains how they went about remastering the series. They explain how the original series was recorded on film in 16:9 widescreen. But it also shows how some of the CGI overlays were not in 16:9 and they did not fill the 16:9 field. This was done because they did not consider the future of HDTV, and thought all showings would be on 4:3 stations and TV sets. The only option would be to do a pan and zoom of the 4:3 frame so it crops the top and/or bottom of the frame, which would produce a 16:9 frame from the original 4:3 frame. But the studio claims that when you zoom in on a frame to make the image larger, it tends to lose a little of the resolution. The loss of resolution they mention is true, but only in the extreme. If you blow up a frame to twice it's size, yes you will see a softer image with less definition. But the small amount necessary to achieve the 16:9 image from the original 4:3 frame, is not enough to notice. Ever since the first HDTV sets rolled off the line, TV stations have been using this minor technique to stretch out the 4:3 programs to fit the 16:9 screens, and none of us have noticed the difference. Most people thing those shows were remastered for 16:9 TV sets, because it looks that good. And most HDTV sets allow you to change the aspect ration for standard TV shows and DVD's, but with less options for HD and BluRay discs. The cable TV HD converter box from my cable company gives us 2 stretch options. When watching a 4:3 program on a 16:9 station, we can press the stretch button once and the black bars on each side are reduced by 50%. Meaning the bars are still there, but they are half the width they were before. Pressing the button again will stretch the frame to the full width. But the first partial stretch mode usually adds enough width to be seen as widescreen, but not enough stretch to distort the image or make it look stretched. It gives a pleasant widescreen effect. it would have been nice if my TV had that option or if the BluRay player had that option so we could see these exceptional series in widescreen. The studios could have done this for us on the disc or at least given us a video option on the disc to do this. At least with the standard DVD versions, my HDTV offered a stretch mode that filled the width of the screen, but left the center 1/3 of the picture as it was so it does not give the impression of being stretched. Watching this series that way from the old standard DVD's was great. I got to see my Star Trek series' in widescreen without the picture looking weird. But with HD programs and BluRay HD discs, this special stretch mode is not available. So I have to watch in 4:3 or not at all. Overall....... This is a great series, and the remastered version is a truly amazing spectacle of sight and sound in crystal sharp HD and DTS 7.1 master audio surround. It is a must for any Start Trek fan. Have no fear of the import U.K. version, it is completely region free and plays perfectly in American BluRay players. But if you were expecting that nice 16:9 widescreen picture, you may be a bit disappointed. All episodes are in their original TV airing of 4:3. But they look sooooooo good it is worth the loss of width. I gave the rating only 4 stars just for the 4:3 aspect ratio. They really could have made it widescreen if they wanted to. Especially for the prices they charge for the franchise. But to any real Trekkie, it is worth it to own this beautiful masterpiece of sight and sound. You won't be sorry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2016 by L.G. Pioneer
    • The entire series in stunning high definition, in one gorgeous boxed set? Heck yeah!
Well, I'll keep this review short and sweet. The show looks amazing in high definition. Trek veterans Michael & Denise Okuda and their team at CBS Digital had a massive restoration task ahead of them, what with having to track down every single piece of film element for every single episode, as well as the original film elements used for the special effects, checking to make sure they were still useable, then restoring them to their original pristine quality. Restoring a single 90 to 120 minute film is already a pretty big undertaking. Restoring a 7-season TV series consisting of 176 45 minute episodes, plus the 90 minute long each pilot episode and series finale was dauntingly massive undertaking. But, the Okudas not only did it. They succeeded at it with flying colors! The show looks great in high definition! And, it sounds great, too! You have not truly heard ST:TNG until you've heard it in DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 digital surround! The bonus material, including audio commentaries on select episodes (!) are all very entertaining and very comprehensive, fully covering all aspects of the series and it's production, including the restoration efforts. All of this combined makes for one heck of A great boxed set. I highly recommend it! EDIT (10/27/2018): I recently watched the third season episode "The Offspring". The audio and video seemed to be slightly out of sync with each other for the first half of the episode, but not badly so. And, the problem eventually went away. Also, the problem hasn't popped up in any other episodes, so far. Just FYI. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2018 by E. C.
    • Star Trek TNG like you've never seen it before. Add it with an XBOX ONE S and 4K Ultra Blu Ray TV and set phasers for stun!
I owned the entire series in the original DVD and "gave" them to my ex-wife during our divorce along with many other things that meant a lot to me. When I saw TNG remastered and Blu Ray I couldn't wait to get them and even paid for overnight delivery. I must say that I was immediately blown away by the quality of the video! When used on a 4K TV along with a 4K Blu Ray player (in my case, an XBOX ONE S) the quality of the video absolutely blew my mind and actually looked 3D! Now I have to go back and get all of my Star Trek on Blu Ray! I was never really picky about Blu Ray or DVD until now, but HOLY COW!!! WHAT an eye popping difference!!!. To make sure it wasn't a fluke, I also got the Roddenberry Vault in Blu Ray which is restored found footage from the original 1966 -69 series and picture quality from DVD to Blu Ray and then from Blu Ray to 4K is absolutely mind blowing even when it's only upconverted by your equipment! I thought 1080P was the max and they would never get better than than 1080P, but HOLY COW!!!!! I can't believe it and can't wait to see what's next plus, I waited just long enough for the prices to drop and they always do drop in price after the early conversation people have dropped the big bucks to buy it first and early. Now is the time with the Superbowl coming and pricing again dropping just as they did after Thanksgiving. Trust me and spend a little cash on the new 4K Blu Ray player or get an XBOX ONE S or XBOX ONE X (something to play 4K Blu Ray 2160 movies and try playing just a Blu Ray movie. It will knock your socks off and I can't wait for the right movie in 4K Blu Ray to come along for me to try! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2018 by Steve Woodford
    • Star Trek:TNG, For a New Generation
Okay, this is a quick summary for the _PRODUCT_ not about the show. WOW! The remastering is stunning in HD! The colors are so vibrant. I loved watching this show when it was in syndication. . . I love it even more now! I am truly amazed at the quality of the remastered discs, both visually stunning and the sounds/voices correctly timed. It is as one of the interviewers of the cast (25 year reunion) said, "It's like it was filmed yesterday." That is the truth. Watching the special features about the amount of HOURS upon HOURS that each and every person did in remastering this had my jaw dropped in admiration. These people care about the show; they grew up with the show, or they had worked on it previously! Finite details were masterfully re-created. Currently, my teen daughter & I are on season three, and I've enjoyed every second of being back in the Star Trek universe. I have absolutely no regret about purchasing this, and I highly recommend it to all _TRUE_ Star Trek fans (I don't count the new movies' fans as "true fans"). It's an investment in time, in memory, in sharing with a "new generation," and in great story-telling in typical Roddenberry fashion. I'll try to remember to come back and edit this when I have completed the series. As for the packaging. . . I like it. It's clean and simple. Flexible, yet hard plastic, which I believe will keep the discs properly protected. I HEARTILY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2016 by C.S.

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