To: Ronaldus Magnus
Go unto Babylon 5 good FRiend. It is classic and worth viewing again and again. I have the full series on DVD and am getting close to diving in again from the beginning...after 10 years.
"And so, it begins..."
18 posted on
01/04/2019 7:42:52 PM PST by
Bloody Sam Roberts
(Perhaps we should be less concerned about who we might offend and more concerned with who we inspire)
To: Bloody Sam Roberts
Babylon 5 was great.
I’ll pass on anything Seth McFarland is in.
To: Bloody Sam Roberts
I would recommend The Expanse. Going through season two now. Really strong gritty space.
53 posted on
01/04/2019 8:19:24 PM PST by
Alcibiades
(I'm not tired of winning. More MAGA. More Mooch. More 5D chess. More covfefe.)
To: Bloody Sam Roberts
“Go unto Babylon 5 good FRiend. It is classic and worth viewing again and again.”
It is my favorite and one of the best SciFi series ever made.
56 posted on
01/04/2019 8:23:29 PM PST by
BuffaloJack
(Chivalry is not dead. It is a warriors code and only practiced by warriors.)
To: Bloody Sam Roberts
Zathras says that B5 is available free on Amazon Prime right now.
75 posted on
01/04/2019 9:39:25 PM PST by
Zathras
To: Bloody Sam Roberts
Here is a quote from Babylon 5 that I liked so much I wrote it down:
Babylon 5 – Season 4 – Episode 19.
Guard at Sheridan’s cell (6 October 1997):
“I don’t watch TV. It is a cultural wasteland filled with inappropriate metaphors and an unrealistic portrayal of life created by the liberal media elite.”
96 posted on
01/05/2019 4:09:08 AM PST by
exDemMom
(Current visual of the hole the US continues to dig itself into: http://www.usdebtclock.org/)
To: Bloody Sam Roberts
109 posted on
01/05/2019 6:43:09 AM PST by
wally_bert
(We're low on dimes in fun city.)
To: Bloody Sam Roberts
And my personal favorite line to the question “How will this end?”... “In Fire.”.
Comet TV’s running B5s- Love the Shadow ships, they remind me of B-2s.
126 posted on
01/25/2019 8:40:19 AM PST by
PfromHoGro
(Orwell was overly optimistic.)
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