. . . finding the Blu-Ray boxed set of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films in your mailbox at work and knowing that you can't go home to watch them for another eight hours.
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I did eventually get home and manage to watch all of the Blu-Ray Fellowship. (Took me three days, what with the kids demanding attention.) Picture is insanely crisp, but the truly awesome quality of the Blu-Ray remaster is the sound. It's insanely good, best I've ever heard on DVD or Blu-Ray.
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