Individual shots from that same DragonCon 2001 (back when they used to allow you to take candid photos of the actors in the Walk of Fame): Richard, Mira, Jerry, and as a bonus, Jason Carter (or, as we called him back then, "Poetry Boy"), who, thank goodness, is still with us.

Even though it never made sense and I get why they didn’t, a conversation between these two would’ve been rly funny

Li, the goddess of passion...

It's such a frustrating movie. Some of those made for TV movies are just aggravating as all get out. They feel very rushed or very experimental. I'm still going to watch them all but it just depresses me every time I watch third space. I think the biggest thing is that we have to come up with some race that's more powerful than the vorlons or shadows and that's just stupid

Rockford Files just became available on Apple+. Watching the pilot and look who pops up.

We all know how awesome everyone is, the arcs for the likes of G:Kar and Londo and all the rest.

I love them all, I do.

But Neroon, for such little screen time, (for me at least) really such an impact.

The 1:1 with Delenn after the incident lands so well.

"Phoenix Rising" (s5e11)

Mira Furlan refereeing Richard Biggs and Jerry Doyle at Dragoncon, 2001. This was the panel when we ended up counting how many f-bombs Jerry dropped.

Miss them all.

i totally missed that Marcus' song went well into the credits as well. Maybe it was just because I have the DVD. Listen to all of it, and how it ends, it was hilarious!

I've been thinking about this recently, especially in light of the discussions about what the original outline was versus what Joe had to do when Mike O'Hare had to leave the show. I have a cumulated many of the script books, but still have some holes, especially past the halfway point.

I think my biggie is Talia. I haven't seen this discussed in here, but it sure seems like they were setting her up to be the super-telepath to fight the Shadows, what with the fracture of her relationship with the Corps and Jason's tinkering in her brain (and apparently utterly missing the dormant spy personality). I like Pat Tallman, so I was quite happy with the return of Lyta and what had been done to her... but all the setup with Talia just getting flushed has always bugged me. I don't know what the original plan was for her. I know it's unlikely, but I love the idea of Lyta making her way back for other reasons and Our Heroes™ having *two* telepathic powerhouses on their side...

"The Long Dark" (s2e5)

I was watching Star Trek:TNG this evening, when I heard a very familiar cadence and voice. I instantly thought "G'Kar?", when I maximized the window, it was a Romulan Captain Tomalak.

Same actor. His voice and cadence is just so recognisable. Even though I'm deaf, I'd recognise his voice anywhere.

I was just checking their profiles and to see that a lot them died at age 55-60 which is bizzare and the poor doctor was only 40, wtf!!

And this makes one more deeply appreciate the smuggling skills of Mr. Orwell from back in season 2.

"The Very Long Night of Londo Mollari" (s5e2)

Took the ships into work and managed to get some better pics once everyone was largely gone home, and there's some Starfuries there now :)

Founds these at a local flea market

The Wife wasn't able to get in to the show due to the dated graphics. She said she'd give it one more chance and that I should pick an episode that I think would sell the show to her. I've been trying to find one that would do the job without leaning too heavily on what she hasn't seen or giving away much. The best I've come up with is Sleeping in Light. It doesn't really give much away and it doesn't require much backstory because everything's wrapped up. The biggest issue I can see is my ugly crying through it.

I'm open to suggestions.