Oh, I totally get what you're saying and a cynic might just say that including fan content of the blu ray set is one way of creating new content without having to pay for it.
I would actually argue that there are two distinct groups of people who sort of make up TPTB. There is quite a difference between the relationship between fans and Davis-Panzer (including the merchandising of HL stuff) and between fans and creative people who made Highlander what it is. Adrian, Peter, David Abramowitz and most of the others involved have an active and positive relationship with fans while Davis-Panzer views us mainly as a source of income.
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Date: 2010-08-23 05:17 pm (UTC)I would actually argue that there are two distinct groups of people who sort of make up TPTB. There is quite a difference between the relationship between fans and Davis-Panzer (including the merchandising of HL stuff) and between fans and creative people who made Highlander what it is. Adrian, Peter, David Abramowitz and most of the others involved have an active and positive relationship with fans while Davis-Panzer views us mainly as a source of income.