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Two others who did a bang up job were Waler Koenig as Bester and Patricia Tallman as Lyta Alexander. Both came across great.

Thanks. I'll rewatch.

Don't remember that. "The Gathering?" Or "In the Beginning?"

Russler did come across well as Lt. Warren Keffer -- a typical hard-charging, deticated fighter jock. I would liked to have seen him stay throughout the series. And Ed Wasser as Morden did an excellent job. I distrusted him the first time he appeared and that is a hard persona to present.

Like you, I believe all of the cast did a great job, and in doing so, presented (IMO) the viewer with an almost impossible choice of who did best because each and every one had their moments. Andreas Katsulas (G'Kar) came across (to me) as presenting his character consistenatly well. But it...

making their charcter come across as "real?" Just finished rewatching all five years of B5 and there is no doubt the acting talent was great but was left wondering which actor/actress did the best job of making their character come "alive" since almost everyone did a great job. Comments anyone?

Re: Maybe Scifi\'s got the word It is late but I keep it so I can watch new eps of Stargate SG-1. And I've always liked Battlestar Galactica so am recording all the eps they will show. And my wife (for some unknown reason) likes Roswell so I'm taping that for her also. Typical case of having...

Re: Maybe Scifi\'s got the word KoshN, "Maybe that's the reason. This may be an attempt at recapturing or holding onto the traditional Sci-Fi Channel core audience." Think you are right on the money. (Or Scifi's lack of making it.)

Re: Maybe Scifi\'s got the word You are only partially correct, Tygirwulf. The combining of the two birthdays into a single holiday instead of two is correct but the Presidents were Lincoln (Feb 12) and Washington (Feb 22), not Jefferson and Washington.

Re: Maybe Scifi\'s got the word No! The Battlestar Galactica runs 5-hours every day, all week and other episodes run for 5 hours once a week thru the end of march. Other 5-hours runs of old programs, Buck Rogers, etc, will run in the same 11 AM - 3 PM time frame.

Maybe Scifi\'s got the word Looking at the upcoming Scifi Channel schedule I see they are running 25 episodes of Battlestar Galactica beginning tomorrow - 11 AM to 3 PM EST. Or five episodes daily for five days. This followed the next two weeks with daily five hour blocks of Buck Rogers...

Hmmm! Making assumptions without all the facts leads to erroneous conclusions. Never said I didn't like Andromeda. In fact, I do.

KoshN wrote: "Somebody should tell Sorbo to take his force lance and stick it in his ear." Hmmm! Are sure you meant his "ear" instead of another body opening?

Now if it will only sink to 0.00

(Spoilers) Daniel got an overdose of radiation while stopping a "meltdown" on the planet Jonas comes from. He didn't exactly die but, instead, accended to a higher plane. This ep was to end Daniel's part and to introduce Jonas. However, Daniel shows up during three eps in Season six (once...

Excellent. Now it they would just shorten the commercials to 5 minutes per episode instead of the 18-20 minutes normal nowadays.......

Clarification probably in order: The DREAM TEAM I was referring to is the junk Scifi Channel replaced "John Edwards" (Also junk IMO) with and is running at 11 PM Eastern/10 PM central TZ.

KoshN wrote: "0.4 This partially restores my faith in humanity. " Mine too. Now if it sinks from there.....

Anyone heard how the Dream Team is doing? Very badly, I hope.

Sinclair wrote: "It's kind of funny because as I was looking at the fimography of several of the others that we've mentioned, most of them have several roles as a newsperson." Not really surprising. She apparently came across well in that role and the role was noted in her credits. Thus, when...