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Double oh yeah, Miles is Doctor Chang's (Marvin Candle's) son. He and Charlotte were either born or at least spent a part of their childhood on the island.

Truthfully, I wouldn't have guessed Emerson being that old. I think Ben was around twelve at the time of the Dharma purge, so his exact show age can be established if someone looks it up. The Rousseau scenes are from 16 years in the past. As for Mira, I was saying last night that Babylon 5...

Oh, and this also comes back to my comment about a nine months ago that B5's future will hinge directly on the success or failure of the resurrected Star Trek. Those WB money-counters are watching and waiting.

In fact, she'll be in this week's episode and probably featured more heavily in next week's episode "This Place is Death". The actress Melissa Farman is listed on both as "French Girl" along with two other actors listed as "French Man #1 and French Man #2.

I don't really know how I feel about this anymore. Despite my handle, I've pretty much moved on. B5 has occupied a big chunk of my life, but I think that time is over - especially in light of the deaths of castmembers and how the show looks on a 52 inch screen.

I didn't see it mentioned here, but Brad Douriff was, of course, the voice of Chucky in all those Child's Play movies, and Pyter DeVries in David Lynch's Dune. I hate the serial killer typecasting as well. He played betazed crewman who murdered another crewmember on Voyager. When he showed up...

Hmmm, do I want to look? .....maybe... The comment was general in nature. Due to LOST's non-linear storytelling, we're constantly seeing dead people show up, the question is always, are they dead (Charlie), undead (Christian?), or simply not dead (Jin?????). For instance, I notice William...

What amazes me is how they got Jeanine Garafolo to be on this show and even her character doesn't flat out refuse to help her boss torture a wounded suspect in the hospital. Apparently, she can compartmentalize her off-screen politics from her on-screen acting jobs.

Even her name is similar. Weird. The dead never rest on LOST.

But not the fish of the sea.

This series does not waste our time by re-telling events, it just jumps right over them. I think you'll like the third one a lot too - it has the strongest B5 connection.

So they welded the hinge. Not bad at all.

So you're suggesting that Kosh flew out of his encounter suit and revealed himself as an Angel of Light and got poisoned anyway? Even if he presented himself as the angel Michael rather than the Minbari Valeria, I think the assassin would've been too dumbstuck to continue. Not to mention, Lyta's...

The door welding is a definite HUH? but the controversy of Kosh's hand has been a much discussed issue around here for a long time.

She had just been announced as reprising the computer voice. I wonder if she got to do it.

Bryan Fuller, the first season head writer, has returned and is already writing episodes for "Fugitives". He is supposed to steer the ship back into the sea lane.

I'm gonna guess NYC, bay-bay! (although I have no idea) It was the most fun writing I've ever had because you got to read and write the story, and had to be prepared to adjust to sudden plot changes (like when some dope decides to blow up the ship). I could possibly write a bit, although my...

It never really was an issue, because the Telepath's demands never taken any more seriously than if a rogue interest group insisted they be given their own country today. Of course, it happens from time to time, such as with the sovereign indian nations, but usually it ends in some kind of standoff.

He is a senator, after all.

Re: Rangers Redux And it's still all there too, right from the start with Warren. My bank records aren't stored this well. The earliest parts of the writing with Dylan Neal, using actual B5 characters, developed in yet another thread.