many popular songs throughout its original airing, due to licensing issues many songs were replaced on the home video releases, with the new songs handpicked by the show's original music supervisors. There are notable exceptions in which songs that became important or symbolic plot moments were retained, such as the use of "Fear" by Sarah McLachlan and "Crash Into Me" by Dave Matthews Band in the pilot and "I Shall Believe" by Sheryl Crow in a later episode. Similarly, Dido's "Here with Me" was also kept as the show's opening theme music throughout all three seasons on DVD. However, the German language track is the only audio track to contain the original music. Similarly, the syndicated episodes of the show also contain all of the original music. Novels In addition to the original Roswell High book series that inspired the television series, a range of novels were published based on the events depicted in the show. These focused on events that largely went unexplained on screen. Pocket Books While Roswell was still on air, three novels were published by Pocket Books. When the show was cancelled, this series ceased publication. Loose Ends by Greg Cox (June 2001) No Good Deed by D.A. Stern (October 2001) Little Green Men by D.W. Smith and K.K. Rusch (April 2002) Simon Spotlight Entertainment In 2002, Simon Spotlight Entertainment picked up the Roswell range and published eight more novels. Following low sales, the series ended a year later. The first four novels act as a bridge between seasons two and three, and the last four are set after the events of the series. Shades by Mel Odom (September 2002) Skeletons In The Closet by Andy Mangels & Michael A. Martin (November 2002) Dreamwalk by Paul Ruditis (January 2003) Quarantine by Laura Burns (March 2003) A New Beginning by Kevin Ryan (June 2003) Nightscape by Kevin Ryan (July 2003) Pursuit by Andy Mangels & Michael A. Martin (September 2003) Turnabout by Andy Mangels & Michael A. Martin (November 2003) Re-imagining On October 12, 2017, The CW announced that a re-imagining of the book series was in development. Unlike the original series, the new series has an immigration twist, focusing on the young daughter of undocumented immigrants who returns to her hometown of Roswell to shockingly discover that her teenage crush, now a police officer, is an extraterrestrial. On January 30, 2018, The CW issued a pilot