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Thanks. I didn't realize that. Still, it's cool that they included them in any form.

Well, they sent me a pretty fast response. However....... ?????????????? I don't know if this is an automated response or what, but they apparently didn't quite get it. I wrote them again; waiting for a response.

I noticed that Bill Hunt added an update to his review at the Bits that mentions the missing TV version of the pilot. Here's a link to the review. Like Bill, I'll also take the theatrical version if we have to pick, and it wasn't enough to keep me from buying the set. It is a curious oversight...

Scott-- The pilot movie "Awakening" is on disc one, side one, and it's followed by the double-length "Planet of the Slave Girls." I have to say, despite the lack of extras and the omission of the TV version of the pilot, if you're a fan, the set is not a bad deal if you can find it at a...

Well, kind of. Like I said, both the theatrical and the TV version had footage that was not in the other one, so if we had just gotten the TV version, it would have been "cut" as well. I think the best thing to do would have either been to put the TV version in the box set and release the...

So it is just one version of the pilot, then? I'm sure it's the theatrical version, since most advertising materials say it's included and uncut. Still, I had hoped that they would include the television edit as well. As I said earlier in the thread, the TV cut contained some footage that was...

Are there any reviews of this yet? I really hope that both versions of the pilot are included. Both have footage that didn't appear in the other version.

It is great that this is coming, and all in one set. I really do hope they have both versions of the pilot, though. Battlestar Galactica was handled the right way, in my opinion, even if was just a reissue of a previous disc. The theatrical version on a separately sold disc, in widescreen, no...

I'd be really impressed with Universal if they released the original movie as a standalone disc in widescreen, and then included the TV version with the Season 1 set. They did this with Battlestar Galactica (of course, the movie had already been released). I've caught some episodes of this...