Oh God yeah, I think it was in one of the 20th anniversary panels that he mentioned the betrayal was the one time he didn't internalise the actions and just 'acted', because he disagreed 100% with what happened. He something like, there was another Ranger in there and no matter what Lennier may have felt about Sheridan, he would never abandon another Ranger. I can completely see why he's so upset about it still!
I desperately hope that the interest in Sense8, and the resurgence of interest in B5 following the 20th anniversary, will make it worthwhile for some studio to re-run it again - and off the back of that, to remaster it for Blu-Ray. I can see why it would be incredibly hard because of all the aspect ratio nonsense, but if they were able to do it to 1960s footage of original ST, why can't they do it to 1990s footage? A question for more technical minds than mine, but I shall keep hoping...
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Date: 2016-06-03 12:12 am (UTC)Oh God yeah, I think it was in one of the 20th anniversary panels that he mentioned the betrayal was the one time he didn't internalise the actions and just 'acted', because he disagreed 100% with what happened. He something like, there was another Ranger in there and no matter what Lennier may have felt about Sheridan, he would never abandon another Ranger. I can completely see why he's so upset about it still!
I desperately hope that the interest in Sense8, and the resurgence of interest in B5 following the 20th anniversary, will make it worthwhile for some studio to re-run it again - and off the back of that, to remaster it for Blu-Ray. I can see why it would be incredibly hard because of all the aspect ratio nonsense, but if they were able to do it to 1960s footage of original ST, why can't they do it to 1990s footage? A question for more technical minds than mine, but I shall keep hoping...