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I think the EE cuts are the "comfort of ones own couch editions," and the TE are the "sitting in a crowded theater without a pause button editions." That seems to be the way Jackson characterizes them when I have heard him explain why he loves both versions.

Excellent points, very well stated. I would go farther and state that releasing the EE versions in a uber boxed at a date to coincide with the release of "The Hobbit" theatrical release is the most advantageous business model, and we fans will just have to "suffer" (How will we survive?!?!?)...

Actually, that would not make me happy, and seems like a truer example of double-dipping, since one is only purchasing the extras in that case, since one would already own the TE and EE versions of the film. If the TE is released with its own unique bonus content, and the EE is released...

Well, reading this thread from the start, never having it read it before, certainly was a good way to entertain myself for a bit. I hate double-dipping as much as the next person, probably more. But, after reading the news on the Digital Bits, reading this thread, and purchasing all the...