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Scully: Mulder, I refuse to surrender to emotional leaps in logic. There must be some scientific, empirical, objective reason why you're such a dork. Mulder: Scully, let's just drop the pretense and screw! ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

I'm not quite sure what The Eye is... <table bgcolor=black><tr><td bgcolor=black><font size=1 color=white>Spoiler:</font></td></tr><tr><td><font size=2 color=black> Obvously, it's made up of any number of enslaved people, and coordinated by Weirden. But somewhere, there's a power that can...

Neelix: Why don't you all do me a favor and die! Chakotay: Captain, I think it's time I showed you what my ancient forefathers did to the white man -- and especially his woman! ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

Mulder: I never liked you anyway, Scully! Scully: Calm down, Mulder. After all, it's just a TV show. A.D. Skinner: I'd love to let my hair down one night. ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

What a shame I don't have a DVD player... Anyone wanna get me one for the holidays? ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

Yeah, there was a sense of competition between the shows for a while. It's a shame. Harriman Grey (Gray?) was a good character -- a morally decent member of Psi-Corps. It'd be great if he could reappear if B5LR or Crusade ever get picked up... ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael...

Maybe I'm remembering it wrong, but at the end of Book 3, Galen seems at peace with the universe. However, during Crusade, it seemed to me all of the anger at God or the universe had returned to him regarding Isabelle's death. It left me curious. ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?"...

Antony: I know this was a Trek interview, but was there any unreported B5 conversation? ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

Re: Quick Review of \"Invoking Darkness\" Regarding Morden: <table bgcolor=black><tr><td bgcolor=black><font size=1 color=white>Spoiler:</font></td></tr><tr><td><font size=2 color=black> I think when Galen realized that the Shadowed nudged Morden into serving their plans, and kept Morden...

Welcome to B5LR, Ms. Cavelos. It's an honor to have you here. If you go through our old postings, you'll find quite a few threads devoted to your books. I think I can say we've all loved them. I did just get recently get my hands on Invoking Darkness. What a great book. It certainly tied up...

Come to think of it, the Shadows do look like insects, so I guess the Hand did a good job! ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi [This message has been edited by Mondo Londo (edited November 30, 2001).]

I was out last night. Sorry I missed the party! ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

Maybe we see so few doors on B5 because JMS didn't want to have to use the obiligatory sound when the doors open and close as on TOS? ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

Got the book at a Barnes and Noble on Monday. The nice sales lady was good enough to go into the back and grab a copy for me a day early. Finished the book, too. It's pretty darn good! ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

In one thread or another, we've pondered this topic any number of times -- but I don't suppose it'll hurt anyone to do it again! Yes, Londo is the great tragic figure of the series. Often, he does not think through all of his actions -- and to be fair, there are times that no objective person...

I have to agree with most everyone so far. Cartagia was loony toons. Granted he was the emperor, so he had the resources of the Centauri Republic (Empire) to be crazy with -- but he was nuts. It's also true that Londo was sometimes able to gently steer his insanity in a general direction...

Well, the Chinese had great treasure fleets (ships 4 times the size of what Columbus sailed, long before Columbus sailed) that made it to Indochina, India, Arabia, down the east coast of Africa to the east -- and out to the Philippines, maybe Australia and possibly the Americas to the east...

Bester, for all his talk of being superior, is very human. He exhibits so many of humanity's fears, foibles, insecurities, defensiveness, etc. Of course, the Vorlons and Shadows never really transcend their prejudices, either... I wonder, how much of Bester's evil is due to the fact he was...

Re: \"Divided Loyalties\" Didn't I read/hear/see someplace that the Pak'ma'ra have their own bathrooms because of their particular diets? Somewhere in my mind I recall other species not wanting to be around Pak'ma'ra-specific personal hygiene facilities -- much more so than is the case with...

Crusher: Jean-Luc, can't you find any suicide missions to send Wesley on --PLEASE?!!? Worf: Years of using human toilet paper have made me soft... O'Brien: Some day I'm going to transport Picard into a bulkhead! ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi