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Re: Did Franklin do the right thing in \"Believers\" Franklin should've played on the naivete of the parents a little more. At the beginning, he started to do this, comforting Shon and his parents with false hopes (the techno-medical babble and the industrial goo thing). After that, though...

I'll get the tranq gun.

Re: Who\'d have died? If Sarah died, then I would've died.

Daniel Dae Kim was in both. He did a sixth season episode entitled "Blink of an Eye."

Yes. Were you not aware of this?

The other Buffy reference is in the latter half of season six, where the Trio are arguing about one of them highlighting another's Babylon 5 novels.

I think there are some Drazi names in some of the books, one in particular in the Passing of the Technomages.

The only complaint about the cover that I have is John takes a more prominent position on the cover than Anna. To me, the story is more about Anna than about the Agamemnon.

</font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /> You're waiting a month for nothing, then. The "cuts" enumerated are scenes never shown in the U.S. I wouldn't be too sure of that Joe. I just happened to go to the 24 forum at Fox's site to check out what was up. Apparently...

What Hair said. 24 DVDs come out Sept. 17 for all who care. I'm looking forward to those (and the CB DVDs) even more than the B5 ones. It's also very cheap - only about $45. A steal compared to B5 and FS. B5's currently at 37 on Amazon, btw.

I'll need to think about it. I may in fact list my 13 favorite Crusade episodes, in no particular order, of course.

Lennier needs to be informed of the KISS principle. And to be fair, that has to applied to Joe as well when he gets all techy and things.

I've just read the book last week, so it's pretty fresh on my mind. Keep us informed on whether you need more questions or not, or what kind of questions you want. I don't want to replicate any work.

</font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /> The second, based largely on speculation, was used by Catherine Sakai. This speculation may be inconclusive, but is supported by Sinclair's note to Marcus, as told in "To Dream in the City of Sorrows". <font...

Assuming that some of the Nine died. Joe's assumption was that if all 9 had survived, each side could not have equal votes (unless you count abstaining as not voting). The only way it can create a deadlock is if an even number were killed off. Joe merely forgot in a critical moment that...

Re: that dreaming ep of delenn\'s </font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /> The Council consisted of the Leader, Dukhat, and "the Nine" But Delenn is told the Council is deadlocked as she cradles the dead Dukhat. You can't have a deadlock with nine voting members, so one...

And to think, I skipped reading this earlier in the day. Shows what I know. It was very, very smart. I wouldn't call it hilarious though, but still, very nifty stuff. *Goes to buy some flowers*

What about fiction? GKarOfTheKhari writes some good dren, especially That Numbing Sensation, an ST spoof on his board. He has a B5 one (Londo P.I.), and it's pretty humorous. I know, you probably want to discourage fan fiction, but it's good and funny stuff, definitely front page material...

I wouldn't mind giving my ops on the worst of B5 as well.

I'd have to say Evil Murderer. ... Ooooohhhh... we're talking about the character Elizar from the trilogy. My mistake.