The Expanse: Season One (2015-2016) - Blu-ray Forum

LexInHD · 04-07-2016, 12:28 PM

My thoughts.....

1. This is a very disappointing Blu-Ray release. The only extras are deleted scenes. BTS extras for every single episode exist and I have seen them, but they were not included in the home video release. I suspect commentaries exist as well. That being said, I still bought the Blu-Ray.

2. I love this show. It's an adequate replacement for Battlestar Galactica or more to the point, Stargate Universe. SyFy needs to continue adding shows like this to it's line-up. It's more blah-blah drama than action at this point, but it's still a good show if you want to watch something that you can invest yourself in.

3. You need to buy this Blu-Ray release at the $30-ish price. Just do it. If you don't, there will likely be no future releases because home video is dying due to streaming/OnDemand. The reason why Mill Creek - of all companies - has Universal's classic TV releases in their catalog now is because people decided to stream releases like the classic Battlestar Galactica. The same thing happened to Star Trek, which was killed by releasing the HD masters to the streaming services, allowing people to skip investing in the Blu-Ray releases of the remastered shows.

04-07-2016, 12:28 PM	#10
LexInHD Blu-ray Samurai Member since:Oct 2010 Blu-ray collection:226	My thoughts..... 1. This is a very disappointing Blu-Ray release. The only extras are deleted scenes. BTS extras for every single episode exist and I have seen them, but they were not included in the home video release. I suspect commentaries exist as well. That being said, I still bought the Blu-Ray. 2. I love this show. It's an adequate replacement for Battlestar Galactica or more to the point, Stargate Universe. SyFy needs to continue adding shows like this to it's line-up. It's more blah-blah drama than action at this point, but it's still a good show if you want to watch something that you can invest yourself in. 3. You need to buy this Blu-Ray release at the $30-ish price. Just do it. If you don't, there will likely be no future releases because home video is dying due to streaming/OnDemand. The reason why Mill Creek - of all companies - has Universal's classic TV releases in their catalog now is because people decided to stream releases like the classic Battlestar Galactica. The same thing happened to Star Trek, which was killed by releasing the HD masters to the streaming services, allowing people to skip investing in the Blu-Ray releases of the remastered shows.

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