‘The Original Series – Season One’ will include such classics as “Where No Man Has Gone Before,” “The Enemy Within,” “Mudd’s Women,” and “This Side of Paradise.” Original cast members include William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, James Doohan, George Takei, and Nichelle Nichols.
According to Home Media Magazine, the Blu-ray disc will have the ability to switch back and forth from the original and remastered versions. If you had the chance to see any of the digital television broadcasts of the remastered versions you would know what a superb job the engineers did in giving these episodes new life.
The 24+ hour collection of discs will include behind-the-scenes extras and features. Also included in the set will be an exclusive Sulu action figure.
“Star Trek: The Original Series – Season One” was first released in high-definition on HD DVD in November of 2007. The remastered digital versions were also first televised around the same time. Now, we finally get a chance to see the series on Blu-ray Disc.
UPDATE: Released on April 28, 2009. Order Star Trek: The Original Series: The Complete First Season on Blu-ray for $56.49 ($49% off the suggested retail of $129.99).
who is the guy on the left?
watching startrek helped me improve my vocabulary and keep a open mind ididn”t live in the nicest neighborhood and star treck gave me the opputunity to change my ways of living thankyou ihave endured and survied God bless America.
Nice Tv Show
Nice star track serial on Tv
inappropriate pic. Chekhov was not in season one. Sulu and Chapel were.
the quality of these old shows is amazing! i can watch them over and over. discs so much better than the netflix streams.
UHURA NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD!
been a big Trek fan since I was a kid. seeing these episodes on Blu-ray was a completely new experience. the extras awesome too — although i never switch back and forth to the original – why would you? ive got seasons 1 and 2 and will be getting 3 soon (after tax refund :)
the quality on these digital remasters is incredible. for being such old content, it looks great on HDTV (of course in square format but who cares!)