CT Tosche Station deleted scene on Disney+ removed?

Has the Biggs/Luke Tosche Station deleted scene from A New Hope's extras section on Disney+ been removed? I went there to watch it and its no longer there.

 

@Rebel-Jedi The TLJ directors commentary option is gone now too. I was only halfway thru it (I can only take so much of Rian Johnson's voice in one sitting) and now it is no more.

 

This is why you go physical

 

Exactly. Without you having sole control over your collection, you place your collection at the mercy of complete strangers.

I would never have a collection of anything and then give access to it to complete strangers. "What happened to X? One of those complete strangers must have stolen it, and there's nothing I can do about it."

 

Why would I ever spend my hard earned money on TLJ?

 

@godisawesome @anakinfansince1983 @Guidman @mods

This isnt even remotely on topic and just posted to provoce and raise off topic discussion. Could you please stop the trolling.

 

@KyleKartan

That wasn't trolling; I don't think highly of TLJ. And it is on topic. My first reply (the first reply in this thread) was me mentioning that the RJ commentary is also missing from Disney+. I wanted to get some insight into that film and I only got halfway in.

 

Amen. Everytime I walk by my media shelf with 400+ blu-rays and 4Ks on it I am reminded of MC Hammer's classic tune: "Cant touch this". They cant edit, remove or alter any of the discs I own. HA!!! Its mine. Forever.

 

I've been selective lately about what I get on hard media. I used to buy up just about every film I liked or in a series. But now I have the "I'm ok just seeing it on streaming" option.

 

Yeah, same here. I've taken the approach from a consumption and waste angle--do I really need to own all the things I own, regardless if I have space for it and regardless if I am able to afford it?

 

Totes. My personal motivation in not getting hard media much anymore is cos although I actually now can afford it more easily than I could back then, I simply don't have the time to enjoy it all. So I care less now about deleted scenes and special features, which are mostly exclusive to disc releases. As an example, I haven't even watched any of the special features other than the deleted scenes on any of the newer SW releases under Disney. I also used to watch entire film series in a row over the course of like a week or so, like Harry Potter 1-8, or all the Marvel films in a row. But that's impossible now too.

With a full time job and four grade school-age kids running around, the idea of carving out even half an hour just to watch a featurette or some deleted scenes is unheard of for me nowadays. When I have an hour or two to myself, I have to be very selective now about what I do with it, so I've decided to sort of "trim the fat" so to speak, and special features were the first to go, followed by (more recently-and sadly) not being able to watch entire series of films in a row anymore.