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Did anyone else notice, by the way, that the music was a variation on The Requiem for the Line (also used as the Season Three B5 theme?) /m ------------------

I consider the Crusade ratings to be nothing short of remarkable, personally. I mean, think about it: to anyone outside the relatively small circle of B5 fandom, Crusade is a dead show. Only those of us 'on the ins' have any idea that there might be a continuance. Only those of us on the ins...

It really is quite astounding how people chose to interpret JMS on this matter. I think part of the problem is that, by and large, JMS doesn't seem to show the same sheer enthusiasm for the idea that he does for, say, B5LR or That Which Cannot Be Named. However, I can understand exactly why...

Oh, yeah, JMS actually doesn't even bother trying to deny his work on He-Man and She-Ra. Not to mention Captain Power and, of course, Murder, She Wrote. That's the really interesting thing, IMO, about JMS' career. It's actually a pretty 'normal' one -- especially if you compare it against his...

Re: Alright, so let\'s speculate... <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by GideonsMine: Uncle Mikey, I think I Love You! AGREED! 100% totally. I have been a Gary Cole fan for a long time, so he was the draw for me. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Ooo! Not...

Re: Alright, so let\'s speculate... Returning to the original topic of speculation: I would like to think that none of the major characters actually died in that finale, not because I'm afraid of having well-liked characters killed off, but simply because I feel it would have been premature...

If we're going to be strictly honest with ourselves, I think we B5 fen have to admit that we brought some amount of the Trek-side hostility down upon ourselves. I am a proud and loud fan of Star Trek (well, except for VGR, which I could never get into) as well as B5. I spent several years...