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I doubt they'd use the 1996 control room, if the set even still exists. I thought the TARDIS set design was one of the strongest points of the tele-movie. I'd wager that they'll update the design, but keep it closer to the classic set. Anyone else remember the wood panelled "secondary control...

Actually, the Daleks never struck me as metaphors for anything dangerous, as long as I had a stairway to climb. :D

It's especially helpful to break things up when posts are viewed in "threaded" mode. :)

Or we're just lazier than you. :) You go, KoshN! Denn'sha! :cool:

Oh Bucket-Headed One, grant us an early B5 bounty and change the hearts of the grinches that will not release the Season Four Goodness before Christmas [Boojimas?]. And if, in your wisdom, you see fit not to do so, please condider placing forty wild badgers in their trousers.

I don't know about my favorite episode. I'm like a lot of people; I just can't pick one. Maybe it's because they're so dependent on each other. But the episode that finally sold me on the series was "The Long Dark." Very creepy. I'd watched B5 only sporadically the first season. I watched...

That one struck me as the flip side of "Comes the Inquisitor." Sebastian would totally do that kind of thing.

I wouldn't do it for Jeremiah. I simply don't watch enough of Showtime's programming to justify it. Any one movie or miniseries is not going to put me over the edge. Not even a new full blown B5 series. I'd just wait for it on DVD. Now if we were talking the B5 Universe Channel, I'd...

If I'm not mistaken, Battlestar Galactica got a big screen release. :)

Despite the flaws of the Fox movie, I liked Paul McGann's take on the character, and I'd like to see more of him. I thought David Warner would be an interesting Doctor, kind of a throwback to the curmudgeonly Hartnell days. But the execs would never go for it. Jason Carter would bring a lot...

Re: Turhan\'s Mission Not entirely correct. :) JMS addressed the issue of what happened to the other races. From the Lurker's Guide: I did enjoy the "idle rambling," though, and found it insightful. :)

Say what you will about the merits of the Daredevil and Hulk movies. I enjoyed them both but see why others might not. But that is the first time I've heard either one called a children's movie! :eek:

Yeah. It's just manuvering so it can get the right angle to blow them straight to hell! :D

Re: Update!!!! No I don't. And neither does any sane human being. ;)

Re: B5 S3 DVD Review over at Ain\'t It Cool Glen Oliver. I agreed with him more often than not, but even when I didn't, I was always impressed by how insightful he was. He used to do work for IGN FilmForce, but I don't know what he's up to these days... That is, hands down, the best...

Season 5 has a few faults, but I don't hate it. I disagree with the above quote, though. To me, "Secrets of the Soul" was every bit as bad as the worst Season 1 had to offer. In fact, I put right in there with TKO: Both have horrid A-plots with somewhat interesting B-plots that don't do...

I'm not as sure about that. Heresy, I know. But... There are talented writers out there who are not JMS. And, lest we forget, Joe did write "Gray 17 is Missing." I'm not saying it should or shouldn't happen. I'd prefer to see JMS on board any B5 related project, myself. BUT if the right...

Found this on Aaron Williamson's Website www.nodwick.com., where he lovingly spoofs role playing games. Here's his latest Full Frontal Nerdity strip, which will no doubt be well received here... :) Worth a look, even if you aren't into RPGs. Edit: Mistyped "where." The shame of it all... :(

A couple of months past "not soon enough." ;)

Too broad a statement for my taste. Even taking Sturgeon's Law into account, there's still good stuff out there in anime.