Babylon 5, "Meditations on the Abyss", S05E14, OAD 5/27/98 *spoilers*

[gchance]

Guide page: http://www.midwinter.com/lurk/countries/us/guide/102.html

Both the A & B stories are interesting here, and while certainly not a home run on either, it certainly gets to second base.

- How strong is Delenn? She broke a finger with a finger.
- Lennier's back!
- Londo is naming Vir his replacement as ambassador to B5 when he becomes Emperor.
- "My name is Captain Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
- Oooh, G'Kar's new Narn-colored eye has arrived!
- Each copy of the Book of G'Kar has a coffee stain on page 83 thanks to Garibaldi. Speaking of whom, where is he?
- Even when pissed, Vir's dorky.
- Oh dear, THERE'S Garibaldi. He must have seen Jaws, and he's continuing down the Saul Tigh path to glory.
- So Lennier is willing to buck the rules to help a fellow Ranger recruit.

Neat episode, we got to see a bit of Ranger training, and the Cult of G'Kar in action.

Greg

[aintnosin]

Notice how when all those pesky telepaths went away, the show got real good again?

[Southcross]

what Network is playing Babylon episodes??

Sorry, no shows found with "Babylon 5" in the title, subtitle or description in the next 14 days.

[gchance]

Notice how when all those pesky telepaths went away, the show got real good again?

Oh, they'll be back. They always come back. ;)

what Network is playing Babylon episodes??

None that I know of. We're rewatching the DVD's. I'd say join in, but we're almost done. When we finish the series proper we'll move onto the movies, and from there, Crusade.

Greg

[Hunter Green]

The G'Kar storyline is one of the most interesting things in Season Five, though it doesn't have the flash of earlier seasons. Maybe part of the problem here is how the philosophy and the action are too separated, while in earlier seasons they were so synthesized.