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Wayne Alexander is the actor who has appeared in the most roles in B5, most notably Lorien and the Enquisitor (aka Jack the Ripper). He has also played Drazi and Brakiri. John Vickery (Neroon) also played a human in the Ministry of Peace (he reprised the role in Crusade as well). The original...

Sheridan definitely has a human soul. And in regards to the story, perhaps the quintessential one. In SiL, he lives on Minbar, but still does not stray from his human sensibilities - case in point, the flat bed. And at the end of the story, his soul transcends death with the aid of Lorien...

It looks as if it's getting more believable every day. In next week's TVGuide: Syndication, eh? Maybe if the ratings are good enough...

Just found this. I'm really digging the 3-part miniseries idea, assuming each installment to be 2 hrs. And a theatrical release just might get my ass to the multiplex.

Anyone have a link?

Re: \"Would you like to shoot me now... Had a little trouble finding it at first. Tried looking in the Animated section, then the TV section - finally found it in the Family section. I just started watching it today and it's definitely Saturday Morning material. Bugs is the deal.

I guess I'm torn on this issue. Performers should be able to put out their work in any manner they see fit, but this one smells a little too much like greed. Choosing a single outlet for their product screws their fans who don't live near a Best Buys. And with other stores boycotting them...

I hope not. Some of the back catalogue is just terrible. As far as I know, they only intended to reprint "To Dream..." and "The Shadow Within" - by far the best of the bunch and the only ones that tied in with the show directly before the telemovie novelisations and the trilogies.

Can you really? ;)

24 - 11/4 Well, Kim is certainly living up to her epitome of bad decision-making status. Yeah, I'll tell my dad the thing that will piss him off the most at the worst possible time - when he's strung out and the fate of the country is in his hands. Duh. No wonder she opted for the Cousin...

I just picked it up at BB for under a hundred bucks the other day. :cool: The set is simply the collection of the two-disc sets that have been released already (not sure, but I think it was different with season one). They streamlined it down to ten discs. I like the way they put the...

Re: 24 Check your listings on fX. They have repeated it there on occasion before.

Re: JMS\' Novels I have looked, but have never found any of his books in the store. :o

Re: 24 I don't trust that Chase guy. Then again, they could just be spinning it that way.

I swear, SP is the only show that can get away with downright blasphemy on TV... and make it hilarious. "You know son, it doesn't sound like you just love Jesus - it's like you're actually in love with Jesus." :lol: :lol: :lol: And as for Token, I almost pissed myself.

I think Rush is the exception to the rule in live vs. studio because of their flawless stage execution. Somehow, they manage to make their songs sound exactly the same as the sound on the records. How those guys can pull off playing two intruments at a time is beyond me. They have enough...

I must admit that, due to the nature of what a lot of my friends listen to, most of the live music a hear are audience dubs. So they generally sound like crap. However, live albums that are mixed and produced properly can sound good, or even better than the original - like the way a band...

Music recorded in a studio is meant to be a work of art (well, mostly). It is the music that the artists and producers want you to hear. Live music is a performance of that work. It can sound just as good, a whole lot better or a whole lot worse. But the effect is mainly in your presence at...

Check out this RUMOUR . I have to admit, even with the lackluster, not-quite-up-to-the-hype first trilogy, I'm curious to see what George Lucas has in mind for the end of the story. And since he's supposed to be involved in the next Indiana Jones movie, it's not as if he's not a franchise...

Er - 22 eps leaves 2 eps on the last disc instead of 4. The telemovies are only as long as 2 eps. No extra space required.