Previously on rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated, Matt Ion said:

> > That is different.  In the case of Star Wars, it's adding in what
> > couldn't be done (for whatever reason) when originally made, and by the
> > maker of the film.  
> 
> Yeah, except he over-did it.  The bit with Jabba in Mos Eisley - notice 
> he and Han have almost exactly the same conversation Han had with Greedo 
> just a few minutes before?  Really, you'd think he could have come up 

That was in the original script, I believe, using a human stand-in for
Jabba.

> > Personally, I prefer the second version of Star
> > Wars.  In the case of ET, the maker of the film changed a detail to fit
> > a changed political viewpoint, which IMO was a bad thing to do.
> You mean like Greedo shooting first?

I still see it as Han shooting first.  :)

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