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I just watched this for the first time in years. Many years! I don't always make it to the movies during my Babylon 5 re-watches, and if I do, I don't necessarily watch all of them. I can't say how long it's been since I watched A Call to Arms, exactly, but it was almost like watching it with...

I just watched this for the first time ever... I vaguely remember being excited when I heard that it was in production, but then I didn't get the opportunity to actually see it and I only just bought the DVD earlier this year, shortly after starting another B5 rewatch. I hadn't really read much...

Yes, I think "obsessive" and "delusional" are accurate descriptions. I think there's still a world of difference between "maybe if I do this or this thing she'll like me" (and I thought that conversation was out of character, too. It'd be one thing for him to THINK that, to actually say it to...

I'm with Jade Jaguar on this ... I can't just casually watch this, I have to be ready for it. It's both the best and the saddest series finale of any TV show I've ever seen. I have never not cried while watching this. In fact, I could cry just thinking about it. That means it's excellent TV...

I'm sort of surprised to see Boxie upthread say that the Sheridan/Lennier scene is what made the episode for them. I like to pretend it never happened :p We've been discussing it so much in the other threads, I have very little left to say about it, other than once again: It doesn't fit with the...

This episode is quite sad. All the "ending" episodes are. Even the assassination plot is part of the Edgars Industries storyline being wrapped up, while also bringing some action and excitement so the episode isn't JUST sad goodbyes. I found myself wondering how Lyta goes to the bathroom in...

It's definitely starting to feel like things are being wrapped up in this episode. I agree with Elipsis that the best storyline here is Lyta's. I sympathize with her and her "cause", although I don't get why she is bombing Psi Corps facilities in Byron's name. She knew how he felt about that. I...

Well I'm really glad my DVD is apparently only broken on the first episode on this disk, so I was able to watch this without major issues. This is a REALLY great episode. I tend to feel a bit "meh" about season 5 (only in comparison with the great stuff in seasons 3 and 4), but then I watch it...

I completely sympathize with the telepaths, and as you can see in some of the other threads, I often agree with Byron. I am totally on board with his cause. I just don't like his personality. I am somewhat excessively sensitive to pretentious/arrogant behavior, and he's got a lot of that going...

Disk 5 in my Season 5 box appears to be broken. I just watched the first episode on it, and I had to skip through some scenes, and the whole thing was kind of jerky and annoying. I don't remember having problems with it before. I last watched it a little over 2 years ago (I think) and it's been...

This is a VERY exciting episode. Kind of depressing, but exciting, for sure. There is SO MUCH going on here. Unfortunately my DVD appears to be broken, so so it was kind of a jerky experience, and I had to skip bits here and there. At least 7 Centauri are murdered on Babylon 5 in three days...

Poor little thread! :p I agree with Estelyn, that this episode is uncomfortable to watch. I am uncomfortable with drunk Garibaldi in other episodes, especially when things start going horribly wrong all around him. This one is the worst. How is he ever going to deal with that guilt? I also...

Yea, that's a good point. And although he is fond of Shakespeare, he probably doesn't read too many mundanes on the topic of non-violence :p

Haha :D No, I wasn't imagining them shoved into a room somewhere. I figured they'd have telepath jobs, just ... not any of the more desirable or interesting ones, whatever those may be. I wasn't imagining telepaths in "regular" jobs ... Possibly because we never see it on the show. Also because...

Re: Na'Toth forgotten in a Centauri cell: I think it's a perfectly fine plot, it certainly seems like something that would happen on Centauri Prime, especially within the Royal Palace. It just seemed kind of funny how Londo is going on and on about tradition, and he and G'Kar are off having this...

I tried to put in a spoiler tag, but it didn't work. Spoilers for To Dream in the City of Sorrows are in italics in the second paragraph, if you want to avoid them. I forgot to comment on something else: I had completely forgotten* that in this episode, Garibaldi mentions that Catherine Sakai...

Can telepaths get "normal" jobs? I guess I always assumed they couldn't.

If that was Lyta, messing around inside Garibaldi's head, why didn't she erase that whole memory, instead of leaving it ambiguous like that? Unlike Elipsis, I'm actually not crazy about the Delenn/Sheridan argument. That is to say, I like how there IS an argument, because it makes perfect...

Seeing Delenn lie to Sheridan makes me kind of uncomfortable. That whole thing is sort of weird .. Even though it's perfectly plausible that Sheridan is indeed too concerned about the wellbeing of people close to him since Marcus' death. But, it seems to me that she could have convinced him of...

I just got to that episode and I think I understand what you're getting at ... But, I'll take my comments to the appropriate thread :)