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Given they would have to re-create all the CGI scenes from scratch (they do at least now have some models) I imagine it would take a hell of a lot of both budget and manpower to re-do all 110 episodes. I figured the name was basically to emphasise the non-connection of these stories with the...

Yeah, sorry ... I got distracted by the tangent that had developed whereby people were discussing the fact that Minbari telepaths were able to go against shadow vessels when they clearly didn't have line of sight of them, rather than on TLT directly. :D

I always figured that the expression "Passing beyond the rim" as used in the show (such as in Into The Fire) meant literally what it said ... that the First Ones (in this case) were literally leaving the galaxy (or 'Getting the Hell out' if you prefer), physically passing beyond the borders of...

Isn't that an oxymoron? :D As far as I can remember, this whole requirement for a telepath to be in line of sight was only ever discussed in the context of human telepaths in the show. We don't know the capabilities of Minbari or Centauri telepaths etc. specifically, do we?

Yeah, they didn't really lose the telepath war/crisis ... they have just convinced the mundanes that they did.

And therein lies the link between the two stories ... both have the central character presented with a dilemma, and the guts of the story is how they deal with that dilemma. Ultimately, it matters not what the dilemma is, just that it exists and its resolution is interesting enough in itself to...

It wouldn't make any sense to spend part of a small budget for disc 1 banking scenes or CGI for a disc 2 that might never be made.

I have seen this said quite a few times, but my understanding was that it was JMS who dictated self contained stories ... not just for this disc but for the whole project. An anthology show, telling small stories focussed mainly on a single character, is always going to be that, no matter how...

He even looks like Hank Scorpio ...

Hmm . it is a while since I have seen the original cut. Could be the combination of voiceover and Hollywood ending that makes it feel cheesy, rather than the voiceover in itself.

Hey Jeff, like the new look ... but what the hell happened to your hair?

And Julie Caitlyn Brown appeared without prosthetics as Sheridan's lawyer in "There All The Honour Lies" (sorry, I'm a Brit ... just can't bring myself to leave out the "u"). :D

So given that JMS would like Garibaldi and Londo to be "the next two characters" ... does this mean future Lost Tales discs will only have two stories on them as well? [/nitpick] :D

The ISN anchor states in Deconstruction of Falling Stars that the ISA will be based on B5 until permanent facilities have been constructed in Tuzanor ... or words to that effect, anyway. Obviously that was ahead of time and plans can change, but there was no indication given in the show that...

The Directors Cut does not have a cheesy voiceover or the happy "Hollywood" ending where Deckard and Sean Young ride off into the sunset together ... among other things.

Jerry also seems to have a certain level of paranoia in his reactions to certain things. When the Garibaldi segment of the first TLT disc was dropped, I seem to remember it being reported that he went off on one on his radio show, accusing WB of dropping him because he was a Republican...

Hmm ... The Trekinator anyone?

Juts noted an interesting phenomenon ... now that the EpDis threads are starting to circle around again, I find that I can vote in them again, having already voted in the first place. I cannot put hand on heart and state without doubt that I definitely voted in ALL of them the first time around...

Not sure where the time-travelling thing comes in, but I always figured that the "see you in a million years" referred to what we see in The Deconstruction of Falling Stars (set a million years in the future) where all humans have evolved beyond their physical bodies into beings more like...

Ah yes ... the lost episode. :D