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I'm with you. It was a great counterpoint to the ST universe 'we're all going to get along, because space-faring races don't have grudges/ulterior motives/conf
by kjs3 5y ago
I'm with you. It was a great counterpoint to the ST universe 'we're all going to get along, because space-faring races don't have grudges/ulterior motives/conflicting goals' ethos that you had to wait for DS9 to get. B5 is one of those that IMHO does not need to be 'rebooted'.
Delen was awesome and all, but too, I dunno, Galadriel for me. I'm team G'Kar all the way. Andreas really lit that part up, and just played up all the grubby backstabbing political games to perfection.
- dimwitMS 5y agoI agree that it should be left as it was, it told everything that wanted to tell. As for being the counterpoint to ST, the elevator scene between G'Kar and Londo is the last nail in the coffin. Not only that, it showed great dissent and conflict inside the human race (mars went though a secession, the telepaths are creepy like X-men's Magneto). As for Delen, you right. But every sci-fi will have space elfs, plus I liked the Minbari being Zen buddhists from space.
- axilmar 5y ago> we're all going to get along, because space-faring races don't have grudges/ulterior motives/conflicting goals Star Trek never said that. It said that Earth and some other planets within the Federation reached a level of evolution that didn't leave much room for grudges/ulterior motives/conflicting goals. Outside of the Federation, it was chaos as usual.
- kjs3 5y agoThere's Comic Book Guy! Someone said Star Trek on the Internet and you just know someone was gonna beam in to enforce Cannon.