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I like this episode too, but I can't recall this goof...

I just wonder if Carolyn Sykes and Catherine Sakai weren't meant to be the same person originally... Both being explorers and both having the initials CS makes me wonder... It would have been rather interesting if the show had ended with Sinclair going back to the past... Although I don't think...

Well yeah. It would suit him well enough, crazy that he was.

Nope. :p His full name is Ari Ben Zayne, and I'm guessing he has Jewish ancestry because of the Ben (son of). I like the ep, there are some quite brilliant performances. I love it when a character goes so spectacularly crazy.

It's not one of my faves, but I still like it. Especially the Ivanova part, but I don't hate the fighting either.

Well, it can't be all bad if Alessandro Juliani's in it...

I see where you're coming from, but to me remaking a relatively recent movie or TV-show (i.e. less than about 20 years old) means that there was something inherently wrong with the original. A remake can work if it's sufficiently different to attract a completely new audience (as happened with...

Sounds logical. The human handshake (initially only used between men of aristocratic rank) was meant to show that neither party was carrying a weapon such as a dagger.

I like this episode. Sinclair's solution indeed made him a lot of enemies back on Earth, and it made B5 seem more like a real place. It's fun to see some of the logistics behind what makes the station work.

Saw this yesterday. A totally awesome movie, and the Joker really did steal the show. I'm hoping for another Bale/Nolan effort, but I'm at a loss to figure out who they'll use as the villain. I really hope it's not Catwoman.

Sorry, my bad, I wasn't specific enough in my former post. I know they're ships from the show, but they don't look like ships to me. Not the way the ships of the younger races, even the Minbari, do.

Yeah, this trailer made me feel a lot more optimistic about Caprica. I do hope the show finds an audience.

Cool pix Galahad. Both of those look cool, but neither looks like any description of a ship to me.

Indeed. Just as long as we don't start behaving like the Drazi! ;)

That, and it's also cheaper. It's a shame that the insectoid N'Grath disappeared after the 1st season. B5 did feature both Shadows and Vorlons prominently. I think the reason for the encounter suit was mainly that a person could stand in it. Star Trek at least postulated a reasonable reason for...

Yes, I think Franklin Sr came up through the GROPOS ranks as well. But there again B5's flaw of mixing up army, navy and air force ranks at a whim really gets confusing. It would have made more sense if Ivanova had been promoted to Admiral rather than General by Sleeping in Light.

I like Ari Ben Zayn too, even though he creeps me out big time. But he's supposed to, so again it works. A fair point about Sebastian and the Vorlons, vacantlook. I hadn't thought of it that way before. Quite coincidentally, I caught the final 15 minutes of the episode yesterday on TV, and I...

Count me in as another fan of the awesome Whitestars, even if I think they're silly to put the bridge in such a vulnerable place. I also like the Minbari cruisers, the shape is so organic somehow.

I really, really, really hated Sebastian, a.k.a. the Inquisitor. Not because the character was badly acted or anything (love WA as Lorien and Drakh) but because I hated the denouement, why, oh why did Sebastian have to be Jack the Ripper? That just completely ruined the episode for me. Detest...

Going by character rather than actor, definitely Brother Edward.