This mini-release doesn't really serve a purpose other than the nostalgia of seeing Babylon 5 and Sheridan back in action.
Comprising two short and barely connected stories. The first one ignores the main cast completely and offers up an uninteresting remake of The Exorcist. The second one at least immerses itself in the B5 universe but is let down by an overly camp, overly Shakespearean Technomage. In the days when the series was on the air, these kinds of episodes would have been considered filler. Offered up as a stand alone DVD we're left to wonder why they bothered.

I LOVED babylon 5 and i enjoyed crusade - then i found out that this was being relased i was like brilliant ! - but then i watched it and thought "oh" i wasnt overly impressed especially as the other feature lengths were very good! i recomend getting this if ur a b5 fan but dont hold ur hopes up for something brilliant and out of this world

Okay, i have been a huge B5 fan since it aired, i loved the series and i loved Crusade, that said the first installement of The Lost Tales could have used a little work especially on the first half "Over Here", after watching it several times i finally get the subtlty of it but it still didn't quite feel like B5.

As for "Over There", Joe hits the B5 stride, loved Sheridans humor, and agony, also that he found the middle path with Vintari, much as he did with the Shadows and Vorlons, cant wait for more - especially the Garibaldi and Telepath arcs