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Exclusive to the Blu-ray release is the “Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service Seasons 1-6 DVD Boxset” which offers viewers opportunities to access “Character Perspectives” from Jessica, Andy, Tommy and Alcide (it doesn’t add anything to the experience and the novelty wears off pretty quickly), flashbacks and forwards to key scenes that connect to select moments in the show, pop-up trivia-style facts and hints and access to vampire histories and character bios. There are probably fans of this kind of interactive experience, but I don’t find that it enhances my viewing in any appreciable way.

Where is T.J. Hooker when you need him? A group of rookies, newly graduated from the police academy, start their education on the streets in this Canadian-produced cop show, from some of the same folks who brought us “Modern Family Season 2 DVD Box set.” Shot in Toronto with a Canadian-born cast, it looks and feels a lot like most American cop shows, with an amiable cast of attractive young actors and a budget somewhere between network gloss and cable austerity