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Have to agree. The pictures are pretty damn sweet!

Nope. I'm a student so most of the people I know aren't permanent residents.

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by A_M_Swallow: <font color=yellow>This is mostly to cheer myself up. Babylon 5 is currently getting 8,000 viewers in the UK. Bravo UK is one of the ITV Digital pay channels that have been disconnected.</font...

How would Valen travel the 1000 years forward in time? In 'To Dream in the City of Sorrows,' Ulkesh suggests that the time rift in Sector 14 is unique.

Re: Retro! <blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Joseph DeMartino: <font color=yellow>(100 years from now I doubt women will be injecting botulism to get rid of wrinkles</font color=yellow><hr></blockquote> Botulism?!! I think you mean Botox.

Ah. I guess I'd only heard the one where the asteroid hit and it got awful cold, so all the 'cold' blooded animals died.

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by hypatia: <font color=yellow>These huge creatures died out for a good reason.</font color=yellow><hr></blockquote> OK, what's this good reason?

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by gangster: <font color=yellow>From the conversation at that time, I had the impression Sinclair had become Ranger 1 during his time as ambassador to the Minbari, thus would have had access to Ranger records so would know what...

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Mr. Bester: <font color=yellow>And Valen's prophecies weren't guesses he knew what was going to happen because he lived through it including the next coming of the shadows. The whole Valen/Sinclair thing is a darn timeloop...

This is true. Note also that Ulkesh was making sure that Sinclair fulfilled his role in 'To Dream in the City of Sorrows.'

I heard that TNT asked for a new first episode that explicitly stated what was going on. I fail to believe that JMS would write something as clumsy as War Zone if he really had a choice on how he would handle the new first episode.

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by gangster: <font color=yellow>"War Zone" is the logical first episode to follow "A Call to Arms" since it picks where "A Call to Arms" ends. The rest seem to more-or-less stand alone so any other ep could follow "War...

There is a myth that there was an additional Crusade episode called 'War Zone' that TNT asked JMS to make as an introductory episode (instead of 'hitting the ground running'). So really it was more of a case of accommadating the new episodes rather than some evil network rearranging the real...

I should point out that doing so would infringe copyright laws.

I have five of the books and also quite a fair few issues of B5 magazine (I think I got a question published in 'The Great Machine' column since I got a set of CCG cards but I'd stopped buying the magazine by then).

1. ItB 2. ACtA 3. TLaDiS 4. Thirdspace 5. River of Souls 6. The Gathering (the original since I haven't seen the special edition) <blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Recoil spake: <font color=yellow>To me "The Gathering" was not a TV Movie, it was the series pilot, so I am not...

IIRC when B5 mag was still about, there was a column called 'The Great Machine' in which References Editor Fiona Avery answered questions about the B5 universe. I think there was a question about how jumpgates worked.

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by whitestar90: <font color=yellow>while the narns only have three pylons...</font color=yellow><hr></blockquote> The only time I can remember a three pylon jumpgate is the one that G'Kar uses to escape from Zha'ha'dum in...

I agree with hypatia here. The first time I watched it, I had to watch the last scene again for it to sink in.

Time Winters was in 'Sneakers' and I also noticed that he was Boc in Jedi Knight.