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Springer said:
>>That's going to be a... controversial statement! I mean personally I don't have a strong opinion on the episode – I think it's fine, some interesting character moments, some fun parts, competently written although not necessarily my favourite episode, but to put it on a list of worst episodes? Not for me.<<
It's pretty awful. First of all: Rebo and Zooty. (Who, according to Bruce, were just awful to work with, and weren't taking it seriously. I can believe this, as Bruce isn't one to complain, their scenes are stiff as boards, and Penn gives sloppy line readings). Morden returns and does nothing. Dodger returns and does nothing. Lochley's dead friend or girlfriend or sister or whatever returns and...does nothing. It's pretty much an anti-episode, in which drama REFUSES to happen. Added to which, the idea of a hunk of the station physically detaching from the station and ending up a berjillion light years away in magic space is a pretty fundamental violation of the B5 rules.
>>The lost Peter David episode was the one he co-wrote with Bill Mumy? <<
As far as I know. Anyone know anything about it?
>>That's going to be a... controversial statement! I mean personally I don't have a strong opinion on the episode – I think it's fine, some interesting character moments, some fun parts, competently written although not necessarily my favourite episode, but to put it on a list of worst episodes? Not for me.<<
It's pretty awful. First of all: Rebo and Zooty. (Who, according to Bruce, were just awful to work with, and weren't taking it seriously. I can believe this, as Bruce isn't one to complain, their scenes are stiff as boards, and Penn gives sloppy line readings). Morden returns and does nothing. Dodger returns and does nothing. Lochley's dead friend or girlfriend or sister or whatever returns and...does nothing. It's pretty much an anti-episode, in which drama REFUSES to happen. Added to which, the idea of a hunk of the station physically detaching from the station and ending up a berjillion light years away in magic space is a pretty fundamental violation of the B5 rules.
>>The lost Peter David episode was the one he co-wrote with Bill Mumy? <<
As far as I know. Anyone know anything about it?