Michael Crichton

With his remastering of the epic into a state-of-the-art 3D format, Spielberg introduces the Oscar-winning film to a new generation of moviegoers and allows longtime fans to experience the world in a way that was unimaginable during the original release.

Dr. Greene (Anthony Edwards) is tormented first by a kid with a plastic sabre, then by an older woman who only speaks Russian to him. This four-disc set includes all 25 episodes from the first season, including the 90-minute pilot. Special features include: personal Notes from series creator Michael Crichton; a new, exclusive documentary on the making of the pilot; a new, exclusive documentary on the making of the first season; "The First Year Intern Handbook," an interactive feature with complete character profiles, 45 "patient" histories of the various guest stars and a medical terminology glossary; two commentary tracks on the pilot episode: executive producers Michael Crichton and John Wells and pilot director Rod Holcomb and key production crew; two featurettes: one about the medical consultants and writers and another about the series\' post-production process; key production-crew and director commentaries on the "Love\'s Labor Lost" live episode, directed by Mimi Leder, and "Sleepless in Chicago," directed by Christopher Chulack; outtakes and unreleased scenes; and hidden bonus materials.

The director and actors discuss shooting a particularly emotional scene about a baby\'s delivery. This four-disc set includes all 25 episodes from the first season, including the 90-minute pilot. Special features include: Personal Notes from series creator Michael Crichton; a new, exclusive documentary on the making of the pilot; a new, exclusive documentary on the making of the first season; "The First Year Intern Handbook," an interactive feature with complete character profiles, 45 "patient" histories of the various guest stars and a medical terminology glossary; two commentary tracks on the pilot episode: executive producers Michael Crichton and John Wells and pilot director Rod Holcomb and key production crew; two featurettes: one about the medical consultants and writers and another about the series\' post-production process; key production-crew and director commentaries on the "Love\'s Labor Lost" live episode, directed by Mimi Leder, and "Sleepless in Chicago," directed by Christopher Chulack; outtakes and unreleased scenes; and hidden bonus materials.