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Yep. That pretty much sums it up.

No need to pretend. They ARE super duper high tech touchscreens. I'm pretty sure that was their name too, though they often called them SDHTTSs. (your second photo didn't post)

Yeah, it's been a couple of years. I just never whined about it before. I wish they would fix it. I makes it seem like nobody cares :'(

But back on topic, yes, this episode (and WWE2) changed EVERYTHING for me! This was the episode that made me go back and watch it from the beginning and suddenly I started to get it; that it is a novel, not a short story. This was when I fell in love with B5

I'm very confused. Why is the thread about WWE but the poll above is for Severed Dreams. Is it me or my browser? Something is screwy.

So, first I liked your take (even though I quoted only this). Second, I was wondering why you felt that the Talia character being a mole was planned. I'm not saying you're wrong. I don't know. But to me it seemed extremely abrupt. I like the way it was done but it also really bummed me out...

Has anyone heard the reason that he left Babylon 5? JMS was going to reveal it after he died. --edit-- Oh, sorry, I did not realized that it had been posted. http://www.b5tv.com/showthread.php?t=42275

In my dreams.

I can send you a picture if you want.

Oh. Well, thanks guys.

I'm wondering if anyone can help me here. Just watched this episode again, "The Rules of the Game." While watching it struck me that Lorkin #1 looked a *LOT* like Wayne Alexander (Lorien, Sebastian, and others), and Lorkin #2 looked a *LOT* like Damien London (The Regent from B5). I had a...

I just watched it for the ninth time and I STILL don't like it. In fact I really didn't like "Objects in Motion," "Objects at Rest," OR, "Sleeping in Light.". Nothing happened except for Lenier betraying the Rangers. The rest was just silly goodbyes. One goodbye show is OK. Three is ridiculous...

You are probably right. Where do we find out more about him? There was a book that portrayed him just before/at the time of the Icarus. And Anna as a Shadow vessel. What was that novel?

Yes. Most of them. All the trilogies are amazing.

I'll probably have to wait for my next viewing of the entire series, but I'm pretty sure that DeMartino is right. I remember someone saying that you had to be a P12 to be a psi-cop.

I agree with your feelings Alioth. I too have known and dealt with a number of sociopaths (now called 'antisocial personality disorder'). I want to put Morden in that category and I think Ed Wasser did a great job with him. I did not like him being humanized. However, take a look an Anna...

This has been said other places. So how could the rogue they were chasing, who was a P10, be a, "Psi-Cop in training?"

OK, I did it. Doubt it will do any good though but it only took a few minutes to click them all.

That's what I'll do.

I know! I love getting answers to questions I didn't know I had :) :)