Noisepurge
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Is TNG the new versions or the old?
New!Is TNG the new versions or the old?
I'm not sure of Netflix has the remastered bluray available or just DVD right now, (I personally own the bluray boxset), but if they have the remastered bluray you're in for a treat with TNG. I wish DS9 would get the same treatment but it's not feasible for them to do since not a lot of people bought the remastered bluray boxset for TNG.
Its the re-mastered HD, i don't think the bitrate quality is quite as high as the Blu Ray but its fantastic compared to the DVD, the enterprise has never looked better on the small screen.
Can I add Conspiracy to the list of decent season 1 episodes, showed a much darker side to Star-fleet, shame they didn't turn it into an ongoing story line it was quite gory in places too for early evening TV anyway.
What a time to be alive.
So for the non-Trek fans who want to jump in. Do we start on the first ep of the first season and just go through chronologically?
Just as I was about to cancel my subscription.
Wrong, Canada got them too, including TNG in HDStill nothing on Canada Netflix.
F U NETFLIX
I've finally got a chance to watch Enterprise from start to finish.
I'm halfway through season 1 and I actually kinda like it. I love the feeling of them being out of their depth for a change.
Is TNG in HD? The old sd masters look like they were sourced by some guy using his old tapes from his moms basement.
My god. These are the HD transfers indeed as I've only noticed the people walking around the top module during the title sequence for the first time.
It looks soooooooo much better. If it wasn't for the fashion, some of it looks like it was shot recently.
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/observations/tng-r-changes.htm
Best bit is the removal of the red and pink tinges.
Still nothing in The Netherlands :'(
Cmon Netflix you bums, I want to watch Ds9
I don't really watch Star Trek but I thought I;d give it a go. Are the UK versions different to the versions I access on the US Netflix? Were the US versions not the remastered versions for blu-ray?
I do switch between the US and UK Netflix catalogues, is this stuff just new to the UK? Probably silly questions but I was wondering if the UK versions were different in some way? Thanks.
This is not a global or European deal, even though we all wish otherwise. Here is a list of things coming to Dutch Netflix in Juli:
http://www.netflix-nederland.nl/juli-wordt-fantastische-maand-qua-nieuw-aanbod/
I agree with you.
That said, hold on tight because there is a stretch of season 2 that is fucking rough.
was hoping this was a europe thing... nope, nothing in Portugal. Welp...
was hoping this was a europe thing... nope, nothing in Portugal. Welp...
It's going to be, just announced that all countries outside US/Canada are getting the classic series and the new one.
https://media.netflix.com/en/press-...sion-series-in-188-countries-around-the-world
Bit odd to bump this thread I realise, but it seemed to be the most appropriate place for context:
Netflix UK just put out this tweet.
Seems to suggest they've gotten the rights for the new series in the UK. Makes sense, CBS doesn't exactly have much presence over here, and from what I understand All Access doesn't even work here.
Depends. Start with TNG and then DS9 if you want a story that carries through. Voyager runs parallel to DS9, but it takes place in a different part of the galaxy so it has very little to do with DS9 and Voyager.
Personally, if it was me I'd go TNG>DS9>Enterprise>TOS> Voyager... People will tell you this is a weird order, but in terms of being watchable, TOS is very much a product of its era and Voyager is mostly forgettable. Enterprise may not be great, but seasons 3 and 4 are really very good in hindsight.
Thanks. I've watched pretty much all of Enterprise and didn't mind it. I feel pretty much what you do about TOS. TNG it is!
Finally managed to see all of Enterprise. It was just getting good and then it ends, such a shame.
I remember watching the entire during its first run (2001-2005). There was a distinct feeling in season 4 that the writers knew the writing was on the wall, so they tried to squeeze as much fan service and TOS-based episodes as they could into season 4. It's pretty interesting reading about what they had intended for season 5: Jeffrey Combs as the Andorian Shran would've joined the main cast and there would've been episodes about the Romulan War.