To nightstalkerpoet you don't listen, prefer the BD Krayt Dragon call he does ;-)
But seriously, I'm afraid you'll need to experiment because every TV has a different set of possible settings, so no one can really tell you what exactly to do. Generally, you may want to brighten it but not above the point where blacks become milky (you need a correct balance of brightness and contrast). The opening stardestroyer flyby could be good for this - play with the brightness and contrast settings, so that the stars get brighter but space remains black and the whites on the stardestroyer don't get too blown out.
My TV has separate RGB settings, so if yours does too, you can slightly increase red and decrease blue (Tantive IV coridors could be a good guide for this).
You might wanna decrease saturation a bit.
That's about all I can tell you.