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We quote Babylon 5 on an approximately daily basis in this house. Definitely my favorite sci fi series. Well, that and Firefly. B5 won not one, but two Hugos
by Dove 7mo ago
We quote Babylon 5 on an approximately daily basis in this house. Definitely my favorite sci fi series. Well, that and Firefly. B5 won not one, but two Hugos, which were highly deserved.
Whenever I get the itch to watch the whole thing again but I don't want to spend the time, I watch this (which is so thick with spoilers that you shouldn't watch it unless you've seen the series so many times that the Vorlons make sense now). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHpMAubwfQg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHpMAubwfQg
- reactordev 7mo agoStar Trek, Star Wars shaped me, Babylon 5 opened my heart. It took me a few episodes to get through the awful CGI of the first season but the writing and characters were superb. It’s DS9 but way more political. Went to places Star Trek wouldn’t touch. Sheridan was one hell of a guy. Then I was introduced to Big Balls Bill Adama…
- mixmastamyk 7mo agoHmm, the Vorlons were mysterious for most of the series but I thought it was clear by the end they simply craved order. ;-)
- account42 7mo agoI think they were perhaps the aspect that suffered the most from the originally planned S4 and S5 being condensed into one season.