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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by BlackStar: I may not be remembering correctly, but at the end of the first book the author's e-mail address was there. Have many of you e-mailed the author? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> I have talked to her several...

Re: Last night\'s Enterprise - B5 actor appearance? Vorta, thanks. I thought that looked funny. Horta, wasn't that another chance for bones to say "Dammit Jim I'm a doctor not a.." ------------------ "No boom to-day, boom tomorrow. There is always a boom tomorrow."

Re: Last night\'s Enterprise - B5 actor appearance? I was shelling out but thought the voice sounded familar. My husband is very good with voices and it doesn't matter what the actor looks like he can dredge up another roll they have appeared in. "That's the Horta guy from DS9"...

I too thought it was November the first but someone else brought up the end of the month. I asked Jeanne and she said it was definately November twenty seventh and it was still on schedule. ------------------ "No boom to-day, boom tomorrow. There is always a boom tomorrow."

Some great ideas put forward here, I would like to know what Lyta and G'Kar got up to on their travels. I asked Jeanne Cavelos what she thought about a trilogy on what happened to Alwyn, G'Leel and the rest of the Mages who broke away. She seemed interested. I know only Galen, Elric and Alwyn...

I have never bothered to get involved in any of the "Which is better" arguments. To me they are two very different shows with two different outlooks. Just beacause they are both Sci-Fi does not make one better than the other. Over the years I enjoyed "Battlestar Galactica" (Only the first year)...

I wish I could rememmber some of Londo's lines during his bedelivement by Elric. I know they are there, I just can't remember them. That was a great episode. ------------------ "No boom to-day, boom tomorrow. There is always a boom tomorrow."

When both G'Kar and Londo give the same order to their aides "Don't give away the home planet" ------------------ "No boom to-day, boom tomorrow. There is always a boom tomorrow." [This message has been edited by kochia (edited October 12, 2001).]

I know Jeanne not only sent a book to England but also to Australia. I do not know how much the postage will be but it might be worth while to check with her. Here in Canada it cost me about the same as it would have normally cost if I had bought it at my local book store and I got an autograph...

The only place I know to get "The Shadow within" is from Jeanne herself, if she has any copies left. It will cost you $5.50 plus postage but I think it is worth it. Try E-Mailing her at jcavelos@sff.net The last time she came to the ISN board she did say that Del Rey were thinking of...

My husband caught an old Quantum Leap episode called "Play it again Seymour" He told me "Ivanova" was in it. ------------------ "No boom to-day, boom tomorrow. There is always a boom tomorrow." [This message has been edited by kochia (edited October 06, 2001).]

I am buying the tapes from Columbia House and have found that the whole one hour show, including credits runs fifty minutes. Although oddly enough, a couple have gone as far as fifty five minutes. ------------------ "No boom to-day, boom tomorrow. There is always a boom tomorrow."

I would like to have seen Crusade finished but I'm looking forward to the Rangers, so my vote goes to the Rangers. ------------------ "No boom to-day, boom tomorrow. There is always a boom tomorrow."

To me Londo was most of the show. His actions caused so many of the problems on B5 that sometimes I wondered how he managed not to get himself bumped off. The Fall of Centauri Prime was the culmination of all his sins and I felt very sorry for him. He set in motion so many things that he lost...

I think I know what happened, in my case that is. I have still not seen "A call to Arms" The only movie I have seen is "In The Begining" If the channel that showed the series here (In Canada) ever showed any of the movies, I did not hear about it. I know I was very sirprised when I got my...

I think I see, yes I do. Now can someone tell me what day it is Not having read any of the books or scripts seems to have put me at a great disadvantage. This old brain of mine is having trouble keeping up. ------------------ "No boom to-day, boom tomorrow. There is always a boom...

I only saw Crusade the first time it aired and I can't remember if it was explained. In SIL B5 was blown to smithereens yet on Crusade it is still there and Lochley is still in charge. ------------------ "No boom to-day, boom tomorrow. There is always a boom tomorrow."

Good luck finding the right job, Joe. The company I worked for was bought out and the new company decided it would outsource all the office positions. Being so close to retirement it did not botther me that much but I felt sorry for some of the other people. ------------------ "No boom to-day...