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agree with recoil... ones expectations are not absolute, if you expect one thing and get something else its always a let down... no sense picking apart someones expectations now, is there? ------------------ ### Hi, I'm a sig virus. Please add me to the end of your signature so I can take over...

lol, true about LotR... but still different from DS9 as that was the point of LotR from the beginning... and in DS9 he didnt even know thats what he was supposed to do, it just kinda happened... anywho, ds9 was really rick berman's and michael piller's show... but what i suspect happened was...

alternatively, its the difference between conotative and denotative (did i spell those right? gosh its late right now...) personally i thought coriana 6 was very climactic... and in addition to tying all the plots together, it certanly had a very nice CG battle (which people like me go nuts...

wow, thank you VERY VERY much for this article, especially the pictures! now if you'll 'scuse me, i've got some work to do *opens up LW modeler and grabs some caffine* ------------------ ### Hi, I'm a sig virus. Please add me to the end of your signature so I can take over the world.### -...

apologies if this has already been talked about here... but do we know anything at all about that darned box besides that gideon won it in poker and it doesnt seem to like galen? ------------------ ### Hi, I'm a sig virus. Please add me to the end of your signature so I can take over the...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, arial">quote:</font><HR>They weren't all Roddenberry's nonsensical 'better humans', they could be *people*. Real people with real feelings and ethical dilemmas make better, more interesting stories than plastic people with preprogrammed morals and...

Re: The Probe in: \'A Day in the Strife\' would it be possible that the probe was sent by the Gallery aliens? just a thought... i dont really think it would be drakh though... they've been under the shadows wing, so to speak, for thousands of years, so they wouldnt really have any reason for...

but still, one of the biggest things is that ds9 wasn't intended to be an arc show from the beginning... it evolved into one, but it wasnt nearly as thought out and pre-planned as b5... the writers freqeuntly wrote themselves into a situation not knowing what was going to happen next, like in...

i cant remember the direct quote... but sinclair made a mini-speech in an early episode that essentially justified all of space flight and exploration for the preservation of human culture... frell, i cant remember it.. ------------------ "Every technomage knows the fourteen words to...

the exact line is "you will know nothing but sorrow" (saw that ep yesterday). but sisko expressely came out and said he would return to her one day, and given his strength of personality and all that, i'd be very very suprised if he didnt keep that promise. sheridan on the other hand made no...

i dunno, i just got the sense that the 'non-linear' bit applied to his entire life... and when he said that he'd be back, that would mean that he would some day 'come out' of the wormhole again, meaning his corporial body would still be intact... and the prophets dont have that. so maybe he's...

again, somewhat of a matter of opinion... no where did they say expressely that he did, and he implied that he would be back some day, plus the prophets still refered to him as 'The Sisko', making him seem different from the other prophets... he certanly wound up *with* the prophets, but he also...

hmmm, think this is my first post here... so, uh, yeah! okay, skimming this thread here... yeah, there are some similarities between DS9 and B5. on a BASIC LEVEL, and even then there are disparities. the story of b5 (in a nutshell): a UN like space station with a mission to preserve the...