Babylon 5: Welcome to the Third Age (1997)
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I don't care about any of them, Babylon 5 is the best, period. This music, the images, just divine, beautiful,meaningful, powerful, someday, if it ever reruns, more people will find out the magnificent this show was..will always love it.
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@hcvang Not really likely. JMS isn't interested in doing any more stuff unless he gets some serious budget which WB isn't likely to give. Previous dvd production exceeded sales and if anything WB was inclined to reduce budget, not increase it...
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@Khandor82 Nah, it will never die. There will be a major motion picture sometime, maybe even a trilogy (something B5 would be more suited for than a single outing), a new TV series, etc. That franchise is here to stay.
The B5 universe is millions of years old - there are MANY stories still to be told... as novels... graphic novels...tv series...movies... MANY.
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@lipovan87 This video will only play in 240p resolution.
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It plays in 240.
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yeah, i guess your right.
the plot wasnt totally skewed off in tangents in ds9 though, if i recall though they had that whendon chap who did Buffy / Angel / Firefly running around in the credits somewhere for ds9, might explain why the episodes linked a little better.
definitely as far as star trek is concerned ds9 was by far my favorite.
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@TyriaelSoban I've noticed that usually the best series are cut somewhat short. It helps them stay good through the years. You can always drag a good show on well past its prime.. but then it loses the chemistry. Star trek went a good distance because your not really getting much in an episode, plot wise for the series an individual episode can be completely meaningless. In B-5 having everything connected, interwoven makes for a better show, but shorter lived.
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didja here the man say FREE.I heard that.He sounded like everything.
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i always thought bab5 was cut short myself, like they were forced to end it sooner than they wanted to.
i remember i started watching this about the age 9 of in 1996, glued to that tiny tv my parents had.
i dont think i anticipated any other sci-fi series's episodes more than bab 5, with the exception of SG:1, but Stargate: Universe has destroyed my respect for the Stargate Franchise, the same can be said for the latest Star Trek film and its franchise.
whats happening to sci-fi? *cries*
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@harleykman Yep, Babylon 5 can certainly make you feel very emotional with so many touching moments throughout the show performed so well by the cast and to amp up tthe feeling Christopher Franke's score really pulls on the heart strings making grown men cry. A true television masterpiece.
Mind you in my opinion the best Babylon 5 short video has to be from the Babylon 5 series 4 DVD set, called a "No retreat, no surrender - the DVD suite"
Yeah B5 is bit of an embarrasment for newer tv shows. Over 10 years old series and STILL kicking crap out of newer shows with bigger budgets!
It's not the money or effects. It's the STORY that matters and B5 is still the best in that area.
B5 is unique. Too bad it's over but all good things must come to an end.
Khandor82 2 years ago 49
It's a shame no new sci-fi shows can even compete with Babylon 5 even after all this time. Even with much higher production values you need great writers or 1 in B5's case. Thank God for DVDs to watch & rewatch a master class in sci-fi TV satisfying on so many levels.
crichtonIASA 2 years ago 26