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One of my favorite episodes of the fifth season. Good look into the actual soul of Mollari.

Re: New Joss Whedon show Have to agree. Good to see Alan Tudyk in something good again.

One of my favorites of the season. The subtle approach seemed to always work for this show.

I never thought that Mrs. Hawking would turn out to be Faraday's mother and why didn't Desmond make a comment to her about seeing her through his flashes?

Re: New Joss Whedon show Not bad, but I hope it picks up and I'm sure it will.

After last night's episode I can't say I'm surprised with the character who died. I knew he/she would get it eventually.

Me too. I've only seen a few episodes of the animated series, but it's not that bad. Though then again I'm eager to see if the live action series can get made and who'll pick up the show.

You're not the only one.

Andreas Katsulas got the final season.

Just watched this episode a couple of hours ago. I'll give it a low B just because I like how we get more out of Franklin's character, but nothing else really gets going with this episode.

I guess that this would go in this part of the forum, but then again I don't know. My question is why in the credits do Andreas Katsulas and Peter Jurasik continuously switch back and forth with who is credited with the word "with" and who is credited with the word "and"? Thanks in advance.

My favorite season finale and one of my favorite episodes of the entire series, Z'ha'dum really gripped me the first time I watched it and every time after. A great addition for its development of the characters and background as well as one of the great cliffhangers of the series. A+

Oh I'm sure I'll get there eventually. I actually just watched this episode a few weeks ago with the commentary from JMS and I must say you can really see that he put his heart and soul into this after listening to it [the commentary].

It's rare for me to even come close to crying during a television series (Yes I can be a very cold hearted person), but when watching this episode it really touched me in a way very few shows have (except maybe "Sunday" of Stargate Atlantis). For that alone this episode deserves an A+.

Just watched this episode and I've come to the conclusion that a B to a B- seems fit for it. While it's not part of the best of Season 2 it does serve it's purpose of being a source of character development needed for Keffer and Sheridan.

One of my favorite episodes of the season behind the season finale. Always liked this episode especially because it gave a reason for Sinclair to come back later on in the series.

Gave it a B mainly because it's a transition episode, but it does involve G'Kar a lot, which makes me happy.

Definitely an A. My favorite season finale after Z'ha'dum.

Overall the episode is average so I give it a B, but I always liked the ending of this episode for some reason. I guess it's just the thought that the person you could be sitting next to one minute can be dead the next day.

Gave it an A due to the interesting arc significance found in this episode and that of Michael Ansara's performance. A very nice entry into the world of Babylon 5.