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Re: Questions about West Wing (mostly re: Josh+Don Good point. You're right; that always bugged me too. Me too. There are even a few minor instances of this being true in Babylon 5, but it's kept to an acceptable minimum. I'll have to admit, that's one good thing about Buffy. Each...

Re: Questions about West Wing (mostly re: Josh+Don 2) I just remembered another neat moment. Late in season 5, when the WW has a "crash" because of a possible environmental hazard, that's when C.J. makes the comment to Donna about her staying in her current job only because of Josh, not the...

Okay, now that I've gotten at least one response, I guess I should answer a few of my own questions: 1) I think they're in love too. It might be equally mutual, but if it is "lopsided", I think Donna might love Josh just a little more. She seems to demonstrate it more openly. He's better at...

A few years ago, I grew slightly tired of The West Wing, especially when Angel and then Alias began airing at the same time. But, now I'm back on board, watching new episodes (while taping Alias) and catching up on repeats thanks to Bravo. Somehow, it's magically delicious to me again. So...

I agree. I love this episode. About a year ago, I watched all the DVDs and graded each episode. I'm trying to remember why I gave this episode a B+, because I'm really tempted to consider it an A-. I give Chrsyalis an A- (the only S1 ep. I give an "A" range grade) because it accelerates the...

I wonder what kind of bet she lost.

I'm a little scared about the fact that Darius Rucker is in that commercial. I actually like Hootie & the Blowfish a lot, as well as Darius's solo R&B album, so it's a little disappointing to see him in a purple shirt, bandana, and cowboy hat, singing about bacon, ranch cheeseburgers growing on...

If that's true and if JMS had his choice, Mike Vejar would probably be the one. According to JMS's DVD commentaries, he likes Mike's unorthodox artistic and budgetary requests and is quite amused by him choosing to shoot "Christmas lights" in the foreground and to project lights from monitors...

Re: IT\'S DEAD, JIM? Gotta hand it to JMS, he's not only a great writer and a thrifty showrunner, he's super-smart about the whole industry. I'm sure he reserved the Teep War intentionally for the reason you say.

I was just thinking the exact same thing!!! :cool: Wouldn't that be both awesome and ironic if both Lord of the Rings and Babylon 5 were made by the same studio. :eek: Ooh, ooh. Even better... What if Peter Jackson also directed B5? Yeah, I know. Unlikely. But we can all dream.

You make it sound like Babylon 5 not getting launched as a film is a failure in the talent and skill of the creator. I don't think the fault lies with JMS. If anything, it's his reputation as a writer and executive producer that opened up the opportunity of a film in the first place. The...

Re: IT\'S DEAD, JIM? Has anyone heard from Joe DeMartino on this yet? When it comes to news and rumors, he's 2nd in credibility only to JMS himself. I'd be interested to know what Joe (or the other Joe, obviously) knows about this. Maybe there's still hope. Joe, where are you in our time of...

For Batman Returns, don't forget Christopher Walken as Max Schrek. Even though his character wasn't focuesed on that much, I remember him feeling more like the true villain of the movie. In comparison, Penguin and Catwoman were more like flamboyant, troubled souls.

Re: This week\'s poll at scifi.com Recoil, excellent summary. I agree completely. I'd like to think that Trek's vacation wouldn't have to be permanent, but they do need a break, and they do need an infusion of inspiration.

This is old news. I think most people have known for a while. It is good news though. Richard Dean Anderson is going to limit his on-screen time even more next year, and possibly not even be a main cast member any more. Plus, Amanda Tapping is pregnant in real life and consequently will also...

Crap, I just realized where I posted this. Moderators, feel free to move this to the Non-B5 category. I had the post about the scifi.com poll in my head and didn't think about moving before posting this topic. Sorry about that.

I can't remember if this has been asked before (I might even have asked it before), but with the end of Enterprise and the poll at scifi.com, it seemed worthy to bring up again... What would a JMS-run Star Trek show be like? How much do you think JMS might make changes? He prided B5 for...

Re: This week\'s poll at scifi.com I agree. Also, I wonder why 25th century isn't an option. Weren't TNG, DS9, and Voyager all near the end of the 24th century? If so, jumping ahead just a few years or decades into the 25th century may give a new show all the technology and backstory of the...

Re: This week\'s poll at scifi.com As of Sunday night, the vote has diversified a bit, but JMS is still ahead: 08% 23rd Century 23% 24th Century 18% Starfleet Academy 11% New characters 40% By JMS