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Re: \"Today we lost Richard Biggs\" Me either. And I changed my Quick Time plug-in settings to enable everything possible. :(

Re: \"Today we lost Richard Biggs\" Richard Biggs' page on the Galacticgateway: http://www.thegalacticgateway.com/biggs.htm

Re: \"Today we lost Richard Biggs\" Has anyone else noticed the parallels between his life and that of Dr. Stephen Franklin? Rick grew up in a military family (father in Air Force) and before he became an actor, he wanted to be a doctor. Some of his other roles were doctors as well, and his...

Re: B5 Ranked #13 on TV Guide\'s 25 Top Cult Shows 1) Star Trek 2) The X-Files 3) Buffy 4) Farscape 5) Monty Python's Flying Circus 6) The Simpsons 7) The Prisoner 8) The Twilight Zone 9) Xena: Warrior Princess 10)Pee-Wee's Playhouse 11)Mystery Science Theater 3000 12)Family Guy 13)Babylon 5...

Re: B5 Ranked #13 on TV Guide\'s 25 Top Cult Shows I didn't see any other thread. I posted mine last night, after having received next week's TV Guide in the mail. You are correct though, Farscape is #4. Maybe you read it elsewhere? I'll post the list shortly. I was hoping to find the...

Re: B5 Ranked #13 on TV Guide\'s 25 Top Cult Shows List I will if I can find it on their web site. Unfortunately so far I can't, so I typed that in, reading from the magazine. I will tell you the top three- those I do remember: 1) Star Trek 2) X-Files 3) Buffy

B5 Ranked #13 on TV Guide\'s 25 Top Cult Shows List Babylon 5 (1994-1998) This space opera had it all: sinister aliens, space chicks and funny-named villains like the Narn and Vorlons. Cult-ability: A Babylon 5 feature film is reportedly under discussion, and series star Bruce Boxleitner...

Re: \"Today we lost Richard Biggs\" The bboard with messages for Rick's family at galacticgateway.com is currently down, due to the overwhelming response! I think that says a lot about how we fans are feeling this loss. I only hope that in some small way we will help to ease his family's pain.

Re: \"Today we lost Richard Biggs\" Agreed. They have also posted the same at Messages for the Biggs Family at galacticgateway.com It is indeed a beautiful tribute.

Re: \"Today we lost Richard Biggs\" A very great loss. B5 would not have been what it was without him. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts are with his family.

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I've said it before, but it's been a long time- One of the reasons I didn't like Byron was because even though he was living in down below and presumably had limited access to shower facilities (and hair conditioner) he and most of the teep men had long silky hair, while most of the women...

Re: Babylon 5: TMOS - What I Don\'t Want To See... :lol: :lol: :lol:

amazon.com is listing for a June 8 release a dvd of The Gathering only. It's not clear whether or not this is the version that originally aired or the modified version. The Gathering, June 8 dvd release

She also cries in Sleeping in Light (as do many of us).

I thought JMS's post was rather harsh on my first reading. But, after reading Joe D's post, and giving it additional thought I think JMS was justified. It's one thing for a poster to express an opinion or a guess when clearly stating that it is an opinion or a guess. Otherwise it comes off...

Very true. He should have said "Expect it, when you see it." :lol:

Re: Babylon 5: TMOS - What I Don\'t Want To See... I know they didn't spontaneously burst into song, but the effect IMO is the same. I don't disagree with what you are saying about the whole creepy cult thing, but still, I can do without hearing that song ever again.

Agreed! I got chills just thinking of those scenes...two of my favorites as well.

Re: Babylon 5: TMOS - What I Don\'t Want To See... Personally, I've never liked musicals either. It just seems so unnatural for people to spontaneously burst into song. Admittedly I despised the whole telepath story line of season 5 (although I do see its necessity for setting up some things...