“Finding Dory” (Disney Pixar) fulfills a hope that millions of moviegoers had a decade ago after “Finding Nemo.” The movie was just too good to end without further exploration. My, how this movie explores.

Dory (voiced by Ellen DeGeneres) reunites with Marlin (Albert Brooks) and, of course, Nemo, but is as forgetful as ever and maybe even worse. Her short-term memory loss has left her in a quandary, but the old gang rallies behind her for a happy ending.

Viewers might even be left with a tear.

Blu-ray bonus features include a very entertaining one about Hank the octopus, and how the character nearly broke the bank for Pixar. The complexities of creating Hank are unreal.

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Animation also rules with “Star Trek: The Animated Series – The Animated Adventures of Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek” (Paramount Home Media Distribution/CBS Home Entertainment), a marvelous Blu-ray collection that includes special collectible postcards with artwork for each episode designed by acclaimed artist Juan Ortiz. Of course, all 22 episodes are included in the three-disc set.

“Game of Thrones: The Complete Sixth Season” (HBO Home Entertainment) features all 10 episodes and an array of bonus features including those about the mythology of Westeros and Essos as told from the perspectives of the characters themselves in 18 history pieces.

Magnolia Home Entertainment presents “Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World,” and in-depth examination of how the Internet has already and always  will change every aspect of our lives. None other than Werner Herzog presents this piece, which proves to be an eye-opener and uncloaks those behind-the-scenes pioneers of the Interne.

It’s time for some heartwarming holiday movies, and Monarch Home Entertainment comes through with “A Dogwalker’s Christmas Tale” starring Lexi Giovagnoli and Jonathan Bennett, and “The Spirit of Christmas” with Jen Lilley and Thomas Beaudoin. These romantic dramedies will get you in a good mood quickly.