In Matter of Magrino (226 AD2d 218 [1st Dept 1996]) the First Department held: "The unused outtakes of the interview should be produced as well. Given that the broadcast version of the tape itself contains material evidence for the criminal prosecution, a factual predicate for concluding that it is likely that the outtakes will contain material information about the shooting has been provided . . . and any additional excerpts regarding the shooting that are found in the outtakes are 'necessary' . . . since they are the most detailed accounts of the incident ever made by the defendant himself."