more like Brian (Mc)Kinney, son of the dastardly saddletramp and thief Hutch McKinney and heretofore unknown half-brother of Pamela! The resemblance will be all too clear when we see the wibbly-wobbly sepia-toned flashback glimpses of Hutch on the new Dallas Blu-Ray Box Set in full glorious HD sometime in early-to-mid 2036.
That's what daddy used to say, a bit different "there is only one Parmalee!" but yes...:sigh:
No, Hutch McKinney isn't related to me. My mother is Garnett McGee-Parmalee, she met my father Wes Parmalee in Texas but moved to Pittsburgh where I grew up (her sister Gunilla McGee-Kinney and brother-in-law Jack Kinney were my foster parents). My mother Garnett had once an affair with Mr. Ray Krebbs. And she told me that @Luke_Krebbs_Ewing is neither a Krebbs nor a Ewing!
Nothing wrong with your eyes! All the establishing shots on the remaster from Seasons 10-12 are sourced from the video master and upscaled. The original film reels for these shots are missing and probably binned.
You have to remember the remaster is 90 percent from the original 35mm master prints and these are the way the episodes were supposed to look. Some episodes that were darker on the old duplicate prints are now lighter and a few old lighter episodes are now darker. It takes a bit of getting used to. But give me the remaster any day.
Oh yes, those duplicates.
Sometimes the TV stations even used duplicates of the duplicates (!) that looked just horrible, far too bright or too dark and washed out, and those have nothing to do with the original intention of the cinematographer, with results often depending on good (or bad) luck.
5 letters: BUOYS. 'Nuff said.
You're welcome! And now back to waiting for Dallas and Knots to come asap!I absolutely adore Babylon 5, great show.
Thanks for the news.
