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The first full season of Star Trek: The Next Generation remastered for release in high-definition on Blu-ray is now available for pre-order through Amazon.
With a release date of July 24th, the first remastered season is currently on sale for $90.99, with a list price of $129.99.
Aside from the 26 first season episodes, bonus featured include:
• ENERGIZED: Taking The Next Generation to the Next Level
• STARDATE REVISITED: The Origin of Star Trek: The Next Generation
• Never-before-released on DVD archival launch footage
• Original episodic promos
• Featurettes from DVD release (Mission Logs and more)
• 7.1 DTS HD-master audio and original Stereo Surround audio
Cover art for the release:
Watch the season one trailer below.
Jennifer Bland
May 23, 2012 at 1:16 pm
Wow, the price is so high! 🙁
Sellersgabe
May 23, 2012 at 3:41 pm
They won’t make much. Only from rich trekkies or those who don’t spend it on anthing else
Christopher Jones
May 24, 2012 at 4:42 am
I was shocked to see the retail price at $129. Even the $91 Amazon price is too high in my opinion. But matters are even worse for me. I live in Tokyo and Star Trek DVD sets have traditionally been $250+ in Japan.
In checking Amazon Japan I found that this is indeed the case again, only worse. The retail price for the TNG Season One Blu-ray here in Japan is ¥26,460 which converts to $333 US! This will be the price in most stores. Amazon Japan discounts that to ¥19,224 or $242 US.
It’s too bad. I was planning to buy the sets but given that I already have the DVD sets it is really difficult to justify (even if I had $242 to drop on each season). The Next Level sampler was priced the same as the US.
I’ve felt from the beginning that CBS had to remaster TNG (and the later series) in order to maintain viability for syndication as networks will soon stop accepting SD content. (We never see SD content in Japan anymore, and haven’t for several years now. This will be the same in the US within a few years.) The money is well spent by the studio for this purpose. Sales of Blu-ray are a secondary reason for the project as I see it. I had thought they’d price them more in line with box sets of other TV shows in today’s market. They could make a lot of money selling these sets for $59. But they won’t sell many at this price.
Jeff
May 24, 2012 at 9:48 am
Seriously, this seems extremely overpriced for what TV seasons are going for these days on Blu-ray. Comparatively, a season of BSG on Blu is currently $19.99 on Amazon.
Kane
May 24, 2012 at 9:49 am
As big of a Star Trek fan as I am, I won’t be buying it at this price point.