Production Details
- Whedon was asked by IGN Film Force in June 2003 about the unaired presentation:
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- IGNFF: Is the presentation ever going to make it to DVD?
- WHEDON: Not while there is strength in these bones.
- IGNFF: Well, I mean, it's one of the most heavily bootlegged things on the Internet.
- WHEDON: Yeah. It sucks on ass.
- IGNFF: Yeah, it does, but it's sort of that archival, historical perspective...
- WHEDON: Yeah, I've got your historical perspective.
- IGNFF: It would take it off the bootleg market...
- WHEDON: Ah, I don't – what are you going to do?
- IGNFF: Put it on the DVD.
- WHEDON: Not me.
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