The original Babylon 5 Season four DVD Suite – No Surrender, No Retreat
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@DRPSUK there are about 250,000 people on B5 , so that’s a lot- not counting the people who come and go all the time.
I liked Star Trek too, but this, i feel, went beyond the Trek. If you missed an episode or two of this, things didn’t make sense for a while afterwards, plus things that happened way back suddenly made sense. Cleverly writen and never seeming long enough, the time just vanished into mere minutes when on tv, nobody in our family spoke while it was on an going to the loo wasn’t an option until the adverts came on.
amillionmonkeys.blog.com aren’t you curious?
amillionmonkeys.blog.com aren’t you curious?
I’m a very, VERY passionate and loyal trekkie; Just ask my friends who can’t stand my bad klingon accent! But I can still say with good conscience that Babylon 5 is in some ways superior to Star Trek. Not to say that Star Trek beats B5 in some areas as well. For me Babylon 5 is a TV-Show and Star Trek is Star Trek.
@PaulusAlone A series of CSI:ISS (International Space Station) would thankfully be a very short lived series, owing to the short supply of potential victims and new murderers each week…
@PaulusAlone agreed
@Danny77uk agreed
@Danny77uk Yeah, they weren’t kidding when they said it was the year everything changed.
11 people do not know what they want or who they are
@TyriaelSoban Aah yes, I hear you. Especially on the subject of Crusade.
I wouldn’t care, but if you look at the First season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, it was a little ropey (to say the least) but it became a juggernaut…
But, that’s TV executives for you – I heard that Family Guy was only brought back by massive DVD sales after it was cancelled.
Honestly, it seems the only way we will get any new sc-fi saga on TV these days, is if they decide to do a ‘C.S.I. In Space’ show…sob.
A fantastic precis of B5, with scenes chosen to match the drama and the music. Bravissimo!
@PaulusAlone
ive watched it time and time again, my old man has this all on dvd and i keep borrowing them along with crusade which had promise but they killed it too early, and im a trekkie as well, it was a very well thought out show – although i feel it ended a little soon everything seems to do that these days
Babylon 5 one hor series. made Sci-Fi histoiry
wow ! i must admit babylon 5 beats them all hands down.
@Fliuck – we’ll find out…in a million years’ time
0:29 RIP
God I do miss Babylon 5…
Quite simply, the best sifi series.
Lyta is hoooooot
@PaulusAlone I actually think the lower budget was good, with too much $ shows tend to focus on the graphics and oo ah pretty aspect, going for mainstream audience to cover the costs like Star Trek does. Smaller budget forces people to be creative and allows them to try new stuff without so much pressure on bringing in as much to cover the budget.
@Svinue But at the end of Season 4 did not the last epiesoad say that humanity after evolving past a certain mark went to the Vorlon homeworld and claimed it as our Nova Terra after the sun exploded?
@Fliuck I dont. It is a part of their secret. .-)
One thing I always wanted to see in Babylon 5 was the Vorlon Homeworld. Wonder what it would have looked like?
1:43 ShadOWNED