The production values are huge on this series as can be seen by gawking at the character models and the lush backgrounds all in 1080p and experiencing the thundering Dolby Digital 5.1 sound.  The animation is clear, fluid and highly detailed.  

The attention to detail in each frame is amazing and even non Star Wars fans can enjoy the realism and style of this series.  This can gets even more evident when the action takes us to new planets, where painstaking effort was expended in creating the unique fauna and flora - one of the first worlds visited is a coral planet and one of my favourite scenes is when Yoda is walking through a coral forest (the light passing between the coral and casting shadows on the ground is so beautifully rendered).  

The audio is powerful, utilising all channels and the music encompasses new and familiar Star Wars themes.  The plots are well written and ample attention to detail was paid to character development and perpetuating existing behaviour.  A Blu ray with just the series on it would satisfy even the hardest Star Wars fan, but the extras are something else too.

Coupled with usual subtitles and audio in several different languages, each episode also has a featurette attached where different crew talk about making the episode.  This gives a viewer a sneak peek into the exhaustive development of the episode and allows them to see different scenes at different stages of completion - from wire frame, to 3D models, to sound capturing, to plot development. These featurettes are compelling viewing.  While watching them, a symbol will appear periodically which allows you to explore deeper the current concept being discussed.

For example, when the crew are talking about the Toydarian king, the viewer can press Enter and view a 3D model of the King.  At another moment, the viewer can press Enter and view the character sketches.  To have featurettes for each and every episode is a total bonus.  Also, the viewer can select to view the Jedi Temple Archives - basically a large repository of Animation, Concept Art and 3D models in the development of each episode.  

The Blu Ray also contains a Production Journal booklet containing sketches and Artist's notes during the production of the series.  (A lot of the sketches even have the "Plo Kool!" approval stamp still on them.) The Jedi Temple archives plus the Production Journal allows the viewer a unique insight into the enormous detail involved in production.  There is just so much extras to go through here - to watch, to examine and to admire.