Recent content by dragon69

Slight digression ... if I remember correctly, there was a continuity error between the episode before 'Day of the Dead' and the episode after. The ending to 'The Tragedy of Telepaths' suggested that the big show down between Bester and the telepaths would happen the next day, when it actually...

Re: Lise\'s Ex-Husband and child? What reason would Garibaldi have to try to find his wife's ex-husband and estranged child, unless she specifically requested him to do so? I mean, put yourself in Garibaldi's shoes; you've had drinking problems, career problems, several attempts on your life...

Re: Sinclair\'s last decision No ... have you? It was a Chinese fortune cookie or something similar.

Re: Sinclair\'s last decision ... as opposed to over-complicating the situation by playing devil's advocate? I believe that regardless of any moral or ethical dilemma you present here, it is comforting to know that others who do not share the same beliefs would have something to say, or try...

Re: Sinclair\'s Scar I see. I still get the feeling though that it was meant to be explained in the series, but never was due to some arc re-stitching.

Sinclair\'s Scar In Babylon Squared and War Without End, Sinclair had a scar on his cheek. How did he get it? I'm guessing that in the original draft, as JMS had seen it, Sinclair was pivotal in both the Valen arc, and the Shadow War. At the end of season 1, JMS decided to split this into two...

Re: Sinclair\'s last decision Did I say that being atheist makes you ignorant? No I did not. Read my post again. I was merely guessing that elmachango was EITHER atheist OR ignorant, due to the obvious strong anti born-of-the-egg position given. I followed on by making the point that regardless...

Re: Sinclair\'s last decision There are so many flaws in your thesis, I wouldn't know where to begin. I'm guessing that you are either atheist or ignorant but either way suffer from severe tunnel vision. No cure for that one I'm affraid.

It's an interesting theory regarding Vorlon/Shadow involvement in the destruction of the first three stations with the whole time-loop thing. The argument that the Vorlons knew it was B4 that was sent back in time is an obvious statement of fact, however, the whole time-travel confusion almost...

If Delenn and the grey council wanted to keep a close eye on Sinclair, and chose him for the Babylon 5 station, why was he not chosen for Babylon 4?

Lessons learnt from B5: 1. The power of a single voice. 2. Faith manages. 3. Be careful how many heads you step on, on the way up; you may need their help on the way back down. 4. Respect of others beliefs/traditions. 5. Not everything in the universe can be explained. 6. Not every problem has...

Perhaps Jack shooting Deveroux and co., and subsequently being caught out with regard to the cold PPG was not such a careless thing. After all, not doing anything at all could lead to suspicion, i.e. looking like you were trying to keep a low profile is as dangerous as covering up what you did...

Re: Did Franklin do the right thing in \"Believers\" A lesson in the medical professions for those that need it. The hypocratic oath is one of many pledges that a doctor makes before embarking on their career. There are countless others, including respect for others beliefs. Moral and ethical...

Re: Did Franklin do the right thing in \"Believers\"? ChiLlBeserker, you say Franklin could not have done the right thing. Consider this, when a Nurse determines who lives and who dies, or priority of treatment, it's called 'Triage'. Most decisions are pretty clear to make, i.e. when it's a...

I agree with KoshFan. After the defeat from Valen and Co. the shadows probably dispersed across the galaxy, in all the dark places where no-one would walk. Some probably hid in hyperpace, like the Vorlons had done, since they have a very advanced and seemingly effortless way of moving in and out...