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As far as upscaling looking as good as blu-ray, you just need to see them side-by-side. Upscaling SD content does not even compare with native HD content its like watch the former through gauze: The packaging for the TV series is SO much nicer than the HD:DVD. Why is there no Star Trek V in Europe??? Could it be that they are finally letting the Shat re-do the effects? They kept TOS-R very quiet until they started. Could be a possibility. Now TOS remastered will be available as a supplement to the originals. I have. Star Trek is one film of only a few select film series I would rebuy onto blu ray but the DVDs are still great. Annoyed that the TMP director s edition is not on the blu ray and package for TOS is good but I dont like it as much as the remastered box sets Bryan With Pointy Nacelles And Large Disk January 23, 2009 All Paramount has left in their vaults to lure fans who bought the betas, vhs, laserdiasc, dvd and hd versions is the infamous BLOOPERS and OUTTAKES from the original and BEST series. Additionally they could throw in the original NBC tv promo spots seen on YOU TUBE posted by me. The Billy Blackburn 8mms were wonderful to see and really showed how much of a cut-up the crew were. They could also be thrown in to sweeten the deal! Already have the originals on DVD. Also have the first season HD remastered versions already, picked them up for a cheaper song when HD went belly up. But the movies are a welcome the box set scares me. I d love to pick it up but if it s 100 a pop like the Planet of the Apes set, I ll have to pass. Once they break them down into individual releases I ll pick them up over time. I thought I read somewhere that John Lowery had been contracted to oversee the remastering efforts for a couple of the films. For the uninitiated, Lowery is an industry leader in digital film remastering. Check out the new James Bond DVDs particularly Dr. No or the Star Wars trilogy yes, the altered ones for impressive samples of his company s work. Original Theatrical Editions only? What a pinch. I liked the work they did on The Motion Picture, it s just a darn shame those who worked on the FX didn t render the sequences in High Deffinition. Way to go geniuses. You realized Robert Wise s vision that can only be told in standard format. In regards to Star Trek II, can t we have both? There are no new effect shots so it could be just a standard case of seamless branching. Same goes for Star Trek VI. I d definately buy the TOS seasons if they indeed do include the original broadcast and remastered versions. I will not pick them up if they are only the remastered version. As far as the films, if they aren t the series that kicked off with the 2001 release of TMP, then I ll just stick with what I already have. I don t want the theatrical release of TMP; I want the Directors Edition.