Halfway There to Anywhere

When I bought the Blu-Ray Star Wars saga set, it was with the thought that I was getting something done now for the future's sake, but I wasn't quite sure when I would get around to sorting through a wide array of expensive high-definition television sets to be able to see it. However, having heard the set was supposed to address some quirks of the previous DVDs somehow left me thinking "Blu-Ray or nothing from now on," and the thought of "putting Star Wars out of reach" did begin to tell on me a bit. It might not have helped that I was getting into using my hard drive-to-DVD recorder to archive a small selection of "remastered" Star Trek episodes; for all that "one or the other" scenarios don't appeal to me (and it's been a while since I was following the site of someone who kept crafting "Empire versus the Federation" scenarios but seemed driven more for dislike of the later Star Trek series than any great appreciation for the Star Wars movies), something about the juxtaposition could seem a bit odd.
( The floodgates began to open, though... )