STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION Coming to Blu-ray in 2012; Trailer and Artwork Released

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Star Trek: The Next Generation is officially, and finally, coming to Blu-ray. StarTrek.com confirms the news, and says the discs will start hitting in January. Rather than kick off with season one, a sampler set of episodes will be the first Blu-ray to be released. The complete first season will hit shelves later next year, with the subsequent seasons to follow. The Next Generation ran for seven seasons from 1987 to 1994, with 178 episodes. For the HD transfer, CBS is returning to the original film negatives to bring the highest quality image. Visual effects won’t be upconverted, but instead the studio will recomposition them, culminating in true 1080p HD masters with 7.1 DTS Master Audio. Denise and Michael Okuda are overseeing the transfer.

The sampler will be called Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Next Level. It will include the feature-length version of the pilot, as well as the season three episode “Sins of the Father” and the season five episode “The Inner Light.” The Next Level will hit shelves on January 31, 2012 and has a suggested retail price of $21.99.  Hit the jump for the trailer and box artwork.

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Comments:
  • ozzie

    when i watched the next generation when i was younger i thought it was so cool. i just watched a bunch of episodes on netflix and discovered the series was really bad most of the time.

    • dani

      Alot of things we use to watch we find boring now a days, its normal we change! I remember it as being pretty good, curious to see it in blu-ray

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  • jack

    I’ll buy it and put it on if I can’t sleep at night….
    The show was mostly a boring talk fest.

    • Mr. Me

      Go watch the Transformers trilogy back to back, then.

  • robbie

    I loved TNG back in the day but now I find it difficult to watch because they are basically a bunch of middle class sophisticats who fly about the universe in their space ship listening to chamber music, spouting shakespere or playing cards with Steven fucking hawking whilst looking down on other civilizations and waiting for them to trip themselves up and learn the error of their ways whilst all the time displaying disquieted moral outrage!

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