Previously on rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated, Jeffrey Kaplan said:

> more instances where it looks like "they" mis-cropped the frame.  I've
> seen several instances where the only character on screen is missing
> the top of their head - usually just from the hairline up, but
> occasionally lower.

Mea Culpa.  This was my fault - I had set the TV to zoom in the image
to compensate for an older movie that was letter boxed on all four
sides and forgot that the TV remembers the picture size per input.

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