GordirkronIX
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Trying to unconfuse my own confusion...
In "The Gathering" Del Varner was there to trade changeling net technolgy to the Narn or Minbari. The Narn and Minbari were both involved in it. Anyways Del Varner is killed by the Minbari assassin and he takes the changeling net. When Londo meets with Del Varner in the casino, is that the Minbari assassin in the guise of Del Varner? Did Lyta Alexander talk to the Minbari assassin in the guise of Del Varner? In any case, when Garabaldi talked to Londo anyone could have listened to their conversation and found when and where ambassador Kosh would arrive on Babylon 5. I'm so confused over all this and I've watched "The Gathering" over and over. I have also watched all the series 5 or 6 times now. I must say it has the same enchantment for me as when I watched it the first time. Also have all the movies too. And a whole bunch of music by Chris Franke.
Another question...When TNT said they were going to run the series in its entirety three times and then retire it, at the end of it they ran an interview with J. Michael Straczinski. Is that interview posted anywhere? One thing I can remember about it is that JMS told what he hoped viewers would get out of the series. I only hope that if we meet any sentient alien life forms in the future it goes as smoothly as it does in Babylon 5!
In "The Gathering" Del Varner was there to trade changeling net technolgy to the Narn or Minbari. The Narn and Minbari were both involved in it. Anyways Del Varner is killed by the Minbari assassin and he takes the changeling net. When Londo meets with Del Varner in the casino, is that the Minbari assassin in the guise of Del Varner? Did Lyta Alexander talk to the Minbari assassin in the guise of Del Varner? In any case, when Garabaldi talked to Londo anyone could have listened to their conversation and found when and where ambassador Kosh would arrive on Babylon 5. I'm so confused over all this and I've watched "The Gathering" over and over. I have also watched all the series 5 or 6 times now. I must say it has the same enchantment for me as when I watched it the first time. Also have all the movies too. And a whole bunch of music by Chris Franke.
Another question...When TNT said they were going to run the series in its entirety three times and then retire it, at the end of it they ran an interview with J. Michael Straczinski. Is that interview posted anywhere? One thing I can remember about it is that JMS told what he hoped viewers would get out of the series. I only hope that if we meet any sentient alien life forms in the future it goes as smoothly as it does in Babylon 5!
