There's been no obvious attempt I can discern at 'rethinking' them along the lines of the original series’ HD remastering - these are basically the same concepts, same TNG effects as before, simply 'recomposited' for HD. The special effects – which were originally edited on video tape – have been repurposed for HD, giving them more depth yet still appearing as if they’re of the era. Suffice to say, it looks dynamic, and enhances the whole impact of the program. The 'taped' look to the show is completely gone and there's a clarity in the image – obviously since it's coming from the film negatives and not the old broadcast tape master – that is immediately noticeable and will be even more obvious the larger your TV is. The results – following a single-disc Blu-Ray teaser released back in January – are simply stunning, with the full Season 1 BD from CBS set hitting stores next week.

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