Season 3 is done and dusted, so we all know what that means. Predictions for Season 4!

I'll post my predictions for Season 3 and let everyone laugh at how clueless I am, and then my predictions for Season 4 and everyone can laugh all over again.

1)      There is only one person/alien who can fix the Narn Centauri problem and that’s Vir Cotto. I’m not ( Read more... )

Ummm…yeah. Wow! Gee, I never saw that coming. Uhhhh…

I’m more than a little stunned. I’m not entirely sure what I expected from Z’ha’dum; the final episode of Babylon 5’s 3rd season, but I can safely say it wasn’t what ultimately happened. I don’t know how they were going to get out of the situation they were in, but I certainly didn’t think the ( Read more... )

There is a story in Shadow Dancing, it takes place in the first 40 or so odd minutes of the episode, but because of what happens at the very end I’m having trouble remembering much of it.

Sheridan makes the decision that it’s time to take the fight to the Shadows, and Delenn campaigns with the representatives of the non aligned worlds for their ( Read more... )

And The Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place is an unusually named episode, and it starts to tie all the threads together for what is going to be I am sure a stunning end to the 3rd season of Babylon 5.

We hadn’t seen much of Londo for a little while and this is very much Londo’s episode. The confrontation with his mortal enemy Lord Refa has been coming ( Read more... )

Grey 17 Is Missing is a bit of an odd title for an equally odd episode. The title and a large part of the episode are Garibaldi centric and you'll get no complaints about that from me. I like Garibaldi and I think he's been under used a little bit this season.

Aside from the story that comprises Michael Garibaldi's investigation into a missing body ( Read more... )

Walkabout had 3 associations for me that probably really don't have a lot to do with the actual episode, but they resonated with me all the same.

The first thing was the title. It's also the title of a minor Australian classic novel, one I had to study in Year 9. It was also made into a film starring English actress Jenny Agutter and indigenous ( Read more... )

The second part of War Without End is full of revelations and also continues to marry Babylon Squared to this season.

Sheridan is tossed into a jail cell by Londo, after being told that the next time he's called for it will be to his execution. An older Delenn is in the cell. During their conversation she mentions their son; David. Londo had given ( Read more... )

The first part of War Without End is yet another stellar episode in a season that seems to be full of them.

When talking about Interludes and Examinations I made mention of the show’s continuity in bringing back a minor character from the show’s 3rd episode, and having her play an important part in the development of a major character. This was very ( Read more... )

Interludes and Examinations is yet another one of those game changing episodes. As with earlier episodes in what is one of the strongest seasons of a show I can ever remember seeing, I’m going to have to break this down character by character to have any hope of covering it all.

Ivanova: there’s very little of Ivanova in this episode, which is ( Read more... )

Journal of John Sheridan Captain of Babylon 5

I’d hoped to try and clear my head this week. Commander Ivanova is more than capable of handling the station with Garibaldi as back up, that left me free to fly. I said I wanted to test out the fighters we inherited from the Churchill, and that was true, those craft do need to be assessed, but it doesn’t ( Read more... )