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Great cover...looking forward to reading it!

Babylon 6 (and can we just get JMS to do a dang sequel?). ;)

I have noticed it appearing on Comet as well, here in California. I'm glad that they may be acquiring some new viewers.

I am a little late to the party, but may the great H.E. RIP.

I am planning on seeing it...I just have not had any time to. I'll probably go next week (out of town this weekend) and I'll return after I've had a chance for a viewing. I am looking forward to it.

I'm very much enjoying the conversation that has ensued since my "pull the plug?" post. Officially speaking, I don't think we're in danger of the death knell just now. Keep gadding about the place and I'll keep our big boss off our backs. ;) So nice to see some of the old-timers here. I...

Bloody hell, I just heard. So very awfully sad. I have no words. Rest in peace, Mr. Furst. You are already missed.

That is sad news. It doesn't matter that he was quite old when he died. It is just one more death in a long line of people from our beloved series that has passed, mostly WAY too soon. I didn't find any "news" sites with information on his death, but here is something from legacy.com. RIP...

That is quite fascinating, and what a nod to B5 in a science article.

I like it. We also call ourselves "Babblers" for obvious reason. ;) That's why we have the Babbleon forum (HI RW!!!). :dancing:

The true transformations were Londo and G'Kar. Yes, all of the characters went through a LOT and their characters evolved (or devolved), but the bewildering almost-love-story of those two was beautiful to watch. I just saw the scene where G'Kar says to Londo, "I can't forgive your people for...

Nice to see you here again, Alexa. :D I'm glad you stuck your oar in so far that you've registered. Now...fix that avatar. ;)

That is quite a collection, Janet. Best of luck in finding a good buyer.

It isn't old news to me. Thanks for letting us know. There is a wonderful similarity there of Franke's work on B5. I'm definitely going to listen to some more.

...unless they sealed it in lucite. Then...his lifeless eyes can look down for 100 generations. Of course, the Centauri would forget why he was there and proclaim the spikehead a god.

I am, of course, Tim.

Hello my dear Dawnchild. It's been an age and a half! I feel like you've been under Z'ha'dum or something. ;) I am in regularish contact with Lyta. Maybe I'll poke her, so to speak. I stayed in touch with Solaris for a time after he left but it's been ages. I think he was 17 years old when...

I am trying to resolve the login issues, which have prevented new people from joining. So far, the Rim is off a bit. ;) Nice seeing some old-timers around the place.

I've always liked that head on a pike. ;)

Clearly, there is a problem with our registration system. It is not sending registration emails (the ones that you have to "push the button" to be allowed to post). I'll look into this. Thanks for bringing it to my attention, Jan.