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Star Trek: Next Generation: The Complete Series (Blu-ray)

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Walmart has Star Trek: Next Generation: The Complete Series (Blu-ray) on sale for $80. Shipping is free.

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About this Set:
  • Restored and meticulously remastered in brilliant high definition, Star Trek: The Next Generation® is a true milestone in TV history. With such thought-provoking episodes as "The Measure of a Man" and "The Inner Light"; the return of the Borg in "The Best of Both Worlds"; and the time-shattering confrontation between Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart)and the mysterious, god-like Q in the Hugo Award-winning series finale. Enjoy every memorable moment from the series that re-launched the Star Trek™ legacy for new "generations" to enjoy and experience!
  • Number of Discs: 41
  • Running Length: 8,076 Mins
  • Dubbed in: FRE, GER, ITA, JAP, SPA

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Walmart has Star Trek: Next Generation: The Complete Series (Blu-ray) on sale for $80. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member EfficientString4004 for finding this deal.

About this Set:
  • Restored and meticulously remastered in brilliant high definition, Star Trek: The Next Generation® is a true milestone in TV history. With such thought-provoking episodes as "The Measure of a Man" and "The Inner Light"; the return of the Borg in "The Best of Both Worlds"; and the time-shattering confrontation between Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart)and the mysterious, god-like Q in the Hugo Award-winning series finale. Enjoy every memorable moment from the series that re-launched the Star Trek™ legacy for new "generations" to enjoy and experience!
  • Number of Discs: 41
  • Running Length: 8,076 Mins
  • Dubbed in: FRE, GER, ITA, JAP, SPA

Editor's Notes

Written by Corwin | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $35.45 less (30.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $115.45 at the time of this posting.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this Product:
    • This has a 4.8 out of 5 star overall rating based on 17 reviews.
  • About this Store:
    • Walmart's return policy is here. -Corwin

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May 21, 2025 2:56 AM
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Quote from TheEdge :
Watch Commander Riker sit down in this classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=lVIGhYMwRgs
How did I even miss this? Thanks!
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May 21, 2025 3:05 AM
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tmh573May 21, 2025 3:05 AM
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Quote from voltronluis :
Netflix. Amazon Video Prime, etc. ALL STAR TREK SERIES AND MOVIES.
I love to collect but in a few years will be obsolete like vhs, dvd.
And i can see wherever but quality chage format, tv, etc.
And you cant see or enjoy a vhs in a 4k tv.
And other hand cd music you have music a best quality and you can rip to mp3 in you old cd/dvd/bluray computer.
And used on your new mp3 iphone, tablet, celular nokia, motorola, sd memory, etc. Movies to.
Obvius your own propitie or colletion of music and movies.
Like backup.
Not sure what that said. Just a touch outside of my impulse but limit.
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ArclunaMay 21, 2025 4:02 AM
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Support what you love. If you love TNG like I do, you'll appreciate the bonus content. If you have a good tv and sound system you'll get a little more enjoyment. If the internet or paramount+ is down for you, you can still enjoy the show. Want to introduce a friend to TNG? Let them borrow your set. Don't want to pay for paramount+ at this time but love TNG? Well now you have it. There are many reasons to get a Blu-ray of a show you enjoy, however the case for streaming is limited to minor convenience and you already have the service anyway. You get a lower quality product but maybe that's enough for you, so be it.

I like my collection, and I like curating what I enjoy. I like the fact I have movies and shows not on streaming. I like that if I buy an anime it has both English and Japanese. I like how I can watch the director's cut or theatrical cut in one purchase. I like that I can share my collection with my friends and family.

To each his own, but if you come into a Blu-ray thread to state it's on streaming- we know. You're just trying to justify your own decisions not to buy and no one cares. Do what makes you happy.

If you need a list of Blu-ray advantages over streaming (from a google search) for whatever reason, here you go:

Picture Quality:
* Resolution:

Blu-ray discs typically offer 1080p or 4K resolution, while streaming often uses lower bitrates and compression, which can lead to visual artifacts and a less sharp picture. 

* Color and Contrast:

Blu-ray's higher bitrate allows for richer color and better contrast, resulting in a more visually appealing image. 

* Motion Detail:

Blu-ray discs often have less motion blur and artifacts, especially in fast-action scenes, compared to streaming. 

Sound Quality:
* Audio Formats:

Blu-ray often uses uncompressed audio formats like Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, providing a more immersive listening experience than streaming's compressed audio formats. 

* Channel Count:

Blu-ray can support 7.1 surround sound and even object-based audio formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, which are not always available on streaming. 


Additional Features:
* Bonus Content:

Blu-ray discs frequently include extras like director's commentaries, deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes footage, and other bonus content that is not available on streaming services. 

* Subtitles:
Blu-ray discs typically offer a wider range of subtitle languages than streaming services. 

* Ownership:
With a physical Blu-ray disc, you own the content, while with streaming, you are essentially renting access to the content. 

Other Considerations:
* No Internet Connection Required:
Blu-ray discs can be played without an internet connection, which can be useful in areas with unreliable internet or for those who prefer not to stream. 

* Cost:
While the upfront cost of buying a Blu-ray disc is higher than subscribing to a streaming service, the recurring cost of streaming can add up over time. 

* Content Availability:
Not all movies and shows are available on streaming services, while many are available on Blu-ray/DVD
* Censorship
Streaming will sometimes offer only censored versions of content where the original or uncensored versions may reside only on physical media. 


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voltronluisMay 21, 2025 4:06 AM
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Quote from voltronluis :
Netflix. Amazon Video Prime, etc. ALL STAR TREK SERIES AND MOVIES.I love to collect but in a few years will be obsolete like vhs, dvd. And i can see wherever but quality chage format, tv, etc.And you cant see or enjoy a vhs in a 4k tv.And other hand cd music you have music a best quality and you can rip to mp3 in you old cd/dvd/bluray computer. And used on your new mp3 iphone, tablet, celular nokia, motorola, sd memory, etc. Movies to. Obvius your own propitie or colletion of music and movies.Like backup.
Music on CDs is in WAV format, and it's still in top quality. When you convert that CD on your computer to MP3 or another valid music format, you still have the original, the WAV format, the CD from your collection from the 1990s, and that music collection you bought on valid CDs. And you can convert all of that to MP3 or another music format and listen to it on any tablet, phone, laptop, SD card—on any current or future device. And today, you can find music CDs for pennies.
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Quote from voltronluis :
Music on CDs is in WAV format, and it's still in top quality. When you convert that CD on your computer to MP3 or another valid music format, you still have the original, the WAV format, the CD from your collection from the 1990s, and that music collection you bought on valid CDs. And you can convert all of that to MP3 or another music format and listen to it on any tablet, phone, laptop, SD card—on any current or future device. And today, you can find music CDs for pennies.
FLAC. I digitized my old cd collection of over 1000. But you know a lot of remasters out so I dl them from tidal in flac and convert to opus for mobile. I even now use myltichannel opus for video now it's amazing
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Quote from lostime :
While I respect physical media as much as the next person cinephile, you can regularly get this series on ITunes or Fandango for $50.
I think I paid $25 ($26.50 with tax ) on Fandango a few years ago. I watched a handful of episodes and went back to watching them through Pluto TV on their dedicated TNG channel.

With the prices of these sets it's quite annoying that they don't even include a digital copy code that you can redeem on your chosen digital storefront.
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May 21, 2025 4:38 AM
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voltronluisMay 21, 2025 4:38 AM
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Quote from Arcluna :
Support what you love. If you love TNG like I do, you'll appreciate the bonus content. If you have a good tv and sound system you'll get a little more enjoyment. If the internet or paramount+ is down for you, you can still enjoy the show. Want to introduce a friend to TNG? Let them borrow your set. Don't want to pay for paramount+ at this time but love TNG? Well now you have it. There are many reasons to get a Blu-ray of a show you enjoy, however the case for streaming is limited to minor convenience and you already have the service anyway. You get a lower quality product but maybe that's enough for you, so be it.I like my collection, and I like curating what I enjoy. I like the fact I have movies and shows not on streaming. I like that if I buy an anime it has both English and Japanese. I like how I can watch the director's cut or theatrical cut in one purchase. I like that I can share my collection with my friends and family.To each his own, but if you come into a Blu-ray thread to state it's on streaming- we know. You're just trying to justify your own decisions not to buy and no one cares. Do what makes you happy.If you need a list of Blu-ray advantages over streaming (from a google search) for whatever reason, here you goStick Out Tongueicture Quality: * Resolution:

Blu-ray discs typically offer 1080p or 4K resolution, while streaming often uses lower bitrates and compression, which can lead to visual artifacts and a less sharp picture. 
* Color and Contrast:

Blu-ray's higher bitrate allows for richer color and better contrast, resulting in a more visually appealing image. 
* Motion Detail:

Blu-ray discs often have less motion blur and artifacts, especially in fast-action scenes, compared to streaming. 
Sound Quality: * Audio Formats:

Blu-ray often uses uncompressed audio formats like Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, providing a more immersive listening experience than streaming's compressed audio formats. 
* Channel Count:

Blu-ray can support 7.1 surround sound and even object-based audio formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, which are not always available on streaming. 

Additional Features: * Bonus Content:
Blu-ray discs frequently include extras like director's commentaries, deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes footage, and other bonus content that is not available on streaming services. 
* Subtitles:
Blu-ray discs typically offer a wider range of subtitle languages than streaming services. 
* Ownership:
With a physical Blu-ray disc, you own the content, while with streaming, you are essentially renting access to the content. 
Other Considerations: * No Internet Connection Required:
Blu-ray discs can be played without an internet connection, which can be useful in areas with unreliable internet or for those who prefer not to stream. 
* Cost:
While the upfront cost of buying a Blu-ray disc is higher than subscribing to a streaming service, the recurring cost of streaming can add up over time. 
* Content Availability:
Not all movies and shows are available on streaming services, while many are available on Blu-ray/DVD* CensorshipStreaming will sometimes offer only censored versions of content where the original or uncensored versions may reside only on physical media. 


Just for information.
Blu-ray has very good video quality, there's no doubt about it; it's the latest.
There is a difference: Full HD Blu-ray is 1080p; for those screens, they look beautiful. For 4K screens, there are 4K Blu-ray discs in that combination, and the movie or series on that Blu-ray disc is remastered or produced in 4K. There are movies on Blu-ray discs that you can watch on a Blu-ray device, but the content isn't remastered, because it's an older movie, for example, from the 1970s. There are several considerations to keep in mind when purchasing. In the case of the complete Star Trek series, it says remastered because it was distributed on VHS and DVD back in the 1980s, so it was remastered for Full HD Blu-ray. The box doesn't say 4K, which would be ideal.
Now, for the price you're paying, it seems like a lot to me because if you have Netflix, Paramount, or Amazon Video, they're there.
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TheEdgeMay 21, 2025 4:41 AM
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RIP Tasha Yar. 🫡
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DannixrevolutionMay 21, 2025 4:44 AM
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Itunes has been as low as $20 for whole series and Is 4K upscale. No reason to buy this
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voltronluisMay 21, 2025 4:45 AM
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Quote from FiveOClockSomewhere :
How did I even miss this? Thanks!
I never paid attention to the way he sat.
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SnakePliskenMay 21, 2025 6:55 AM
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Is this the show with the bald headed Capt. Kirk?
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Quote from TheEdge :
RIP Tasha Yar. 🫡
Her character and storyline was irritating. Whenever we watch the series we look forward to that episode, which thankfully is in season one.

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