As Ned embraces his newfound duties, he gradually uncovers a complicated conspiracy that could send shockwaves across the Seven Kingdoms and incite an all-out war. The discs are separated across nine hard-black plastic cases with an average of four discs per case - depending on the season. In 'Game of Thrones' when women start taking of their clothes you might actually learn something in the process. The heavy CGI in the later seasons is phenomenal with every scale on a dragon easily seen, along with the textures of their mouths, tongue, and fire. In the other track, Cogman and Harington point out changes from the book, offer details on the writing process, and discuss the challenge of condensing the source material's immense mythology.

I dare not spoil the scene for any who might be unaware of its content, but suffice to say, it ranks among the most artfully staged, beautifully realized, emotionally devastating sequences in any show, period. The important takeaway here is that HBO’s Ultra HD release absolutely improves upon the Blu-ray viewing experience. Finally, Season Eight was available on Blu-ray at Target and Walmart with exclusive bonus discs that added How the Storm Was Born and From Renderings to Reality: The Visual Effects of Season 8 respectively. Right away, when you start listening in comparison to the Blu-ray, you notice a larger, richer, and more enveloping soundfield. Season 1 episodes are: 'Winter Is Coming', 'The Kingsroad', 'Lord Snow', 'Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things', 'The Wolf and the Lion', 'A Golden Crown', 'You Win Or You Die', 'The Pointy End', 'Baelor' and 'Fire and Blood'.So if you want that scene as originally broadcast, you’ll want to hang onto that first Blu-ray set in particular.

For Season One the captured image was recorded on HDCAM SR videotape using a tape-based workflow, with color correction done on set. Each profile features on set footage and a brief interview with the actor who plays the character as they discuss their role and place within the show. The technical and artistic strength of these mixes easily places them among the best that the feature film world has to offer, a feat most television shows rarely achieve. Due to Bran's isolated storyline, it's revealed that poor Isaac never got to meet a lot of the cast.The cast gets brutally honest about one another, as Kit Harington decries how “chatty” Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams were on set, while the rest of the cast is happy to point out how much Harington complained about how brutal his work was versus that of the other cast. The harsh cold of Winterfell boasts some series of blue and icy tones that mix well with the black and brown structures that house their citizens. Once again, the cast and crew all sound like huge fans of the show without ever coming across as self-serving.