Paramount Home Entertainment Star Trek: The Next Generation Complete Series DVD 48 Discs 176 Episodes
Complete Star Trek: The Next Generation series spanning 176 episodes across 48 discs with 137 hours of runtime from the 1987-1994 syndicated run
- Complete Star Trek: The Next Generation journey with all 176 episodes
- 48 discs deliver the full 1987-1994 series run
- Over 137 hours of Captain Picard adventures
- Iconic cast including Patrick Stewart and Brent Spiner
- English soundtrack on standard DVD format
Complete Series Collection
This 48-disc DVD set contains all 176 episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation spanning the original 1987-1994 broadcast run. The collection delivers 137 hours of content featuring the Enterprise-D crew under Captain Jean-Luc Picard. It is built for viewers who want the entire syndicated series in one physical package.
DVD Format Constraints
The standard-definition presentation is limited to the resolution and compression inherent to the DVD-Video format across 48 single-layer or dual-layer discs. Playback requires a DVD player or drive compatible with the region coding applied by Paramount Home Entertainment. No high-definition or upscaled master is included on these discs.
Disc Count Decides Fit
The 48-disc count determines whether this set fits your available shelf space and disc-changing patience compared to more compact season sets or Blu-ray alternatives. Buyers who want a smaller physical footprint or fewer disc swaps per viewing session should verify capacity before purchase.
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Questions about this item
How many discs are in this complete-series set?
The collection spans 48 DVDs containing every episode produced across the show's seven-season run.
What does the 137 1/4-hour runtime mean for viewing time?
It equals roughly 5.7 full days of continuous playback for all 176 episodes.
Is this set on DVD or Blu-ray and what resolution does that limit me to?
It is a standard-definition DVD release, so playback tops out at 480i/576i resolution.
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