ENT Season 1 Blu-ray

Series:

Star Trek: Enterprise

Season:

One

No. of episodes:

25 (1 feature-length)

No. of discs:

6

Run time:

19 hours, 9 minutes

Region A release date:

• 28 March2013

Region B release date:

• 28 March2013 (Germany)
  2 April2013 (UK)
  10 April2013 (France, Italy)
  1 May2013 (Australasia)
  7 May2013 (Scandinavia)
  May 2013 (Benelux)

Rating(s):

Language:

English (DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1)

Subtitles:

English SDH, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish

Dubbed:

German, Italian (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Spanish, French, Japanese (Dolby Digital 2.0)

Reference:

ASIN B0019N95IK (Region A)
ASIN B00B1ZSWD0 (Region B, Germany)
ASIN B00B4F8KKC (Region B, UK)
ASIN B00AX1MXGK (Region B, France)
ASIN B00BQK1VNI (Region B, Italy)
ASIN B01A9R1DYU (Region B, Australasia)
EAN-13 7332431039810 (Region B, Scandinavia)
EAN-13 5050582934908 (Region B, Benelux)

Year:

2001 – 2002

Star Trek: Enterprise - Season One is aBlu-ray Disc release, featuring the completefirst season ofStar Trek: Enterprise in 1080p high-definition. It was released in North America on28 March2013, two days later than originally scheduled.[1]

Region A USA back cover

German release

While in some cases still being marketed as region-restricted, the releases were in actuality region-free as this was at the time increasingly becomingcommonplace for the Blu-ray format.[2]

Online content[]

In addition to the list of special features included on the Blu-ray set, an additional fifteen-minute feature entitled "Shuttlepod One: Declassified" was made available to consumers who purchased the Season One set atBest Buy stores. InNorth America, this feature was only available as a digital download through Best Buy's "CinemaNow" streaming media service, and focused on the making of the first season episode.[3] In Germany the special was made available for a limited time to all (German, Austrian and Swiss only) customers of their Blu-ray release, though it too had to be separately downloaded at CBS's German home page,Star Trek.de, by redeeming a code customers acquired with their purchase. The German buyers, though, had a distinct advantage, as their download was offered in 1080p high resolution, as opposed to the Best Buy customers, who had to make do with a poorly encoded low-resolution video file. To customers anywhere else in the world, the special feature was not made available.[4]

Disc contents[]

External links[]

• Season 1 Screencaps & Analysis atTrekCore
• Review atTrekCore
• Review atTrekMovie.com
• Review atBu-ray.com