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I know the re-edit is JMS's preferred version, but it may not be too late to lobby for including the original cut - WB still owns all the rights and WHV had actually started prepping that version for the first DVD before JMS discovered the mistake and got them to switch. And a PAL version was...

This link at ISN News provides a good overview of what happened, including numerous excerpts and entire posts from JMS. Regards, Joe

Yeah, lose the flipper. It was purely a cheap way to "test the DVD waters" back when Warner Bros. was still skeptical about TV shows on DVD in general, and even more skeptical about B5 in particular. (Oh how I love saying "I told you so" to those guys whenever I have occasion to drop WHV a...