ATTN JMS: My First Question! (End of season #3 SPOILERS?...)

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Subject: ATTN JMS: My First Question! (End of season #3 SPOILERS?...)
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+  1: May 24, 1996: IJBall at aol.com (Ian J. Ball)
*  2: May 26, 1996: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)

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From: IJBall at aol.com (Ian J. Ball)
Lines: 20

OK, I have a question for JMS about a hypothetical circumstance.

Let's say that Melissa Gilbert is going to be a guest star at the end of
this season (OK, this is is an established fact, so bear with me). Let's
go futher and say, hypothetically, that Gilbert will be playing Anna,
Sheridan's presumed-dead wife.

Now, early in the second season ("Points of Departure"?), Anna was
portayed in a video clip by Beth Toussaint (now of WBN's "Savannah"). If,
hypothetically speaking, Gilbert will end up playing Anna at the end of
this season, will you also then reshoot that scene from season #2, with
Gilbert now in the clip, for the purposes of supplying continuity when B5
is rerun in 1998 of TNT? Or is doing this too much of a bother?

I'm just curious.
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From: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
Lines: 8

If at any point we were to use another person to play Anna, we would
almost certainly reshoot that video piece and drop it into the original
episode.



 jms

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