Recent content by B5_Obsessed

Many of us are Lurkers going all the way back to the Lurker’s Guide. We just call it Babylon 5. The Straczynski-verse would contain many disparate properties.

Ah to be young and to have never seen Babylon 5. My shoes are too tight and I have forgotten how to dance.

They’ll still be rich.

Quite literally, I believe a nexus is a turning point, an intersection in space and time. In Sheridan’s case he is the right man at the right place at the right time. The Shadows have done this enough that they have occasionally seen men or women or creatures of extraordinary power who threaten...

Hell, the Star Wreck guys have the high res models ready to go.

If it was written later, it was ret-conned, or ret-canned (retroactive canon). SPOILER>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically, it says Sheridan's plan was stupid, pointless and doomed to fail and it was only thanks to Galen, whom Sheridan had not even yet met, that it succeeded. It makes the...

Where did the time go? *looks in mirror* Oh... right. I watched every episode on first run from the pilot on with the exception of "Between the Darkness and the Light" and "Endgame" (WTF?) because the show aired inexplicably in the middle of the night for its last three episodes on PTEN. By the...

As Kosh would say, YES.

I wasn't a fan of the explanation in the Technomage series. It was a big ret-con that totally changes everything about the sequence. Since you are concerned about spoilers I can't even say more than that. As for the bombardment of Z'ha'Dum, I would assume it was some combination of the First...

Very cool, but that's the last theme I think of when it comes to Babylon 5.

Shit and shit.

You never know might turn up.

How great to think of someone watching this for the first time after 18 years. It seems like no one remembers this show anymore, and yet it still finds new viewers. Babylon 5 endures.

I kind of view Kaku and Tyson as the ambulance chasers (science whores?) of physics, as they seem to show up on all these shows constantly. They are definitely the tv-ready faces of physics, since Hawking is less than dynamic. I find Brian Cox very interesting, he has a boy's face along with...

Make that "without" axe-grinding.