I know this is an obscure thing but who thinks like me that they should have put Name, Night, Day, Time and Last Day episodes all on the one disk, along with the cinema intros?
Then put all the other extras that they did put on the 3 Disks together on 1 or 2 special features disks?
The reason I say is that a disk with the episodes, minisodes and cinema intros could be watched in one go without changing disks! It could even be done so the episodes work on a play all feature including the minisodes whist adding the cinema intros as extras you could play them first or not play them as and when you wanted.
Also stick the deleted scene from Time back into the episode as it's not a bad scene.

Maybe. The Boxset is very large considering its content. Maybe that's just to show its significance. I think they could have at least used slim DVD cases seeing as there's no art books or extra discs.

I wanna see someone do a Doctor Who Anniversary Edit, where they fuse all of the content together into one 3 hour epic or something. Kinda like what people have done with Star Wars and The Hobbit.

I see so as you see the War Doctor at the end of Time it fades to Night of the Doctor minisode then when you see the refection of the young War Doctor it fades to along the wall by coal hill school in Day, then after you see the montage of all the Doctors at the end of Day it fades to the beginning of time.
Of course you need to carefully remove all the extra opening titles and credits and use the Day of the Doctor opening titles at the beginning of Name which would be the beginning of a super long episode 3 hours 10 minutes long and end with Day's credits with all the Doctors faces but include Capaldi and then a full cast credits remade at the end.
Oh the last day minisode would need to go between the Night ending and the Day beginning then it would be complete.
Oh and stick the cinema intros on at the start before the opening credits!
The whole thing will probably be about 3 hours and 15min at the end of it all!
With a clean version of the BluRay/DVD image from the 50th anniversary set you could put it in as Disk 5.