• Audio Commentary: The film's audio commentary is also available alongside the 2D version of the feature film. Commentary participants and details are outlined above, beneath the Disc 1 special features.

• Music and Effects Track: This option allows users to watch the film, minus its dialogue, with a one-channel Dolby Digital audio mix (48kHz/192kbps) that isolates the music, songs and effects.

• Original Mono Track: The film's original mono audio mix will be a welcome option for purists. Only available as a stunted Dolby Digital track (48kHz/192kbps).

• The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Storybook (SD, 11 minutes): Angela Lansbury delivers a severely condensed read-through of Baum's work.

• We Haven't Really Met Properly (SD, 21 minutes): A series of biographies narrated by Lansbury. Subjects include Frank Morgan (the Wizard), Ray Bolger (the Scarecrow), Bert Lahr (the Cowardly Lion), Jack Haley (the Tin Man), Billie Burke (Glenda the Good Witch), Margaret Hamilton (the Wicked Witch of the West), Charley Grapewin (Uncle Henry), Clara Blandick (Auntie Em), and Terry (Toto). Watch one at a time, or all at once with a "Play All" option.

• Sing Along (HD): A simple subtitle track that provides lyrics and timing cues during songs from the film. Songs include "Over the Rainbow," "Munchkinland Medley," "Follow the Yellow Brick Road/You're Off to See the Wizard," "If I Only Had a Brain," "If I Only Had a Heart," "We're Off to See the Wizard," "If I Only Had the Nerve/We're Off to See the Wizard," "Optimistic Voices," "The Merry Old Land of Oz," and "If I Were King of the Forest."

• Jukebox (Audio, 71 minutes): A veritable treasure trove of original recordings and outtakes of "Over the Rainbow", the "Munchkinland Medley" (rehearsal and sequence recordings), a second run at the "Munchkinland Medley" (voice tests), "If I Only Had a Brain," "We're Off to See the Wizard," "If I Only Had a Heart," "If I Only Had the Nerve," "Emerald City/The Merry Old Land of Oz," "If I Were King of the Forest," "The Jitterbug" and "Triumphal Return to Emerald City." Also available is underscoring for "Kansas," "Munchkinland," "The Road to Oz," "Emerald City," "The Witch's Castle," and the "Finale."

• Stills Galleries (SD, 105 minutes): Hundreds of stills, production photos, and more can be found in eighteen galleries, all of which cycle images about every ten seconds. Galleries include "Oz on Broadway," "Pre-MGM," "Sketches and Storyboards," "Costume and Makeup Tests," "Richard Thorpe's Oz," "Buddy Ebsen," "Oz Comes to Life," "Behind the Scenes," "Portraits," "Special Effects," "Post Production," "Deleted Scenes," "Original Publicity," "Hollywood Premiere," "New York Premiere," "Oz Abroad," and "Oz Revivals."

• Lux Radio Theater Broadcast (Audio, 61 minutes): A 1950 Christmas radio broadcast of The Wizard of Oz that tells the entirety of the film's story. While it doesn't feature the voices of the majority of the original cast, Judy Garland is on hand to voice Dorothy.

• Good News of 1939 Radio Show (Audio, 61 minutes): Maxwell House Coffee presents the final edition of "Good News of 1939," a full-length radio broadcast that finds host Robert Young interviewing the cast and music of a little flick called The Wizard of Oz.

• Leo Is on the Air Radio Promo (Audio, 12 minutes): An extended radio advertisement for The Wizard of Oz featuring descriptions of the film, song excerpts, and dialogue.

• Trailers (SD, 11 minutes): Six trailers for various releases of the film.

Dorothy Gale and
her dog Toto are swept away by a tornado from their home in Kansas to
the magical land of Oz. They set off on a quest down a yellow brick road
to see the Wizard, who can help them return home. Along the way, they
are joined by others seeking the Wizard's help: a scarecrow, who wamts a
brain; a Tin Man, who wants a heart; and a lion, who wants courage.