:::::::Yes, I mentioned your name regarding "votes", though it was in the context of trying to explain that this isn't a vote. ;) Your idea of a separate list of "home media" is an interesting one (there's no reason we shouldn't also have the VHS and CD releases after all), though it would probably end up making this list rather redundant and we'd likely end up being made to merge them. Anyway, regarding this list: as you say, serial order is the logical way of doing things, as the random nature of the DVD release schedule over the years has little if any meaning, so not much point in ordering them that way. But I don't think we should let that concession lead to function creep on the point of the article, which after all is simply to list the physical DVD releases themselves. We can debate splitting box sets, and what constitutes a box set, and I've tried to see it from the point of view of those in favour of the change, but to me Lost in Time is clearly a unique occurrence in the range - it's neither a set of self-contained stories each with its own DVD and case like the box sets that we currently split, nor just a single serial like the regular releases, or indeed the split box sets. Ideally IMO, Lost in Time would be listed on its own between the first two Doctors - this would clearly single it out, and make immediately apparent its status as an individual (rather than multiple) release, what it contains, and that the serials it contains are not complete, which is the inevitable implication of listing them alongside the other regular releases however many explanatory footnotes we include. To me it's this particular ambiguity that's the worst part of the split. ''''''''''