On the north side of 70 heading toward 80, and I still cried like a baby when they blew up the station.

Delenn: "Everyone I care for is gone." Poor Lennier.

I'm so sorry that people can't behave themselves and spoiled you for things for this series.

Of course they turned on Xur. If you presume to be in command on a Kodan ship, you better have paid your dues, because they won't obey someone they consider a weakling or a fool... certainly not for long anyway.

So this channel is effectively dead?

I was six when I saw this at an old couples house. It came on TV while I was alone and mother and her church cronies has a meeting in another room. I was too afraid to go to the toilet so peed in their hallway.

Davros: you will tell him.

This was the first episode of Babylon 5 that I watched and I basically fell in love with the series. It was on at 6pm on Tuesdays (1995), while I was at work and this was the first opportunity I got to watch it. The part that grabbed me was Delenn's explanation of the Shadows. It was VERY reminiscent of Lord of the Rings - an enemy that was fought to its defeat by a coalition of armies; defeated but not destroyed; going back to its stronghold and rebuilding in secret before stretching out its hand once more. Even without knowing any of the characters or backstory, I was hooked.

If I remember correctly, Keffer was added as the hot shot pilot by the producers. JMS didn't want the character in the first place. As soon as they stopped paying attention he killed him but did it in such a way as to move the story forward.

I make it a point to re-watch Babylon 5 every year, but his year I opted to wet my appetite with your reaction videos - which to me where a dream given form, a chance for me to relive something I have always loved through the eyes of another true believer. Thank You

Now imagine how brutal this was watching it when it first aired. Those season cliffhangers were murder. And the story was so deep, if you missed an episode one week, you were completely lost on the next episode. I missed the siege on Earth episode, so I went from the Torture episode to the post-war aftermath. It was unforgiving. What made it worse was there was no repeat of this episode, as the original broadcaster PTEN shutdown at the end of S4, right as TNT picked them up. I didn't have cable, so I didn't get to see that episode or S5 for over a year.

I love your reactions! Have you ever thought of coming back to Star Trek?

We had to fight to get this and I mean fight

How you end a series is as important as how you begin a series. Maybe more important. The ending of Babylon 5 was as close to a perfect ending as I have seen. Congratulations for making it through to the end. Now, Babylon 5 is in your blood.

I am confused, the last episode you reacted to S4E13 they were on Earth!?!?!?!

How do you feel about Crais now?

20 years later and people are still falling in love with Farscape

There was a small layer of complexity I missed. It would have been nice to have a non-believer among the clergy, as part of that group -- maybe from some humanist society. And for all of them to mention that they had run into difficulties within their own group -- that some church leaders (and their equivalents in other religions and among the humanists/atheists, of course) are cooperating with Clark, some out of fear, others because they genuinely accept the party line. I mean, that's what would realistically happen (think of some church leaders, including the Pope, colluding with fascist regimes in the 1930's and 1940's; or the fact that during many wars, including ideologically-driven ones like the American Civil War, both factions had the active support of blessing of religious leaders and communities).

fun fact: the guy who shut down power in the end of the episode and the station went dark, was michael strazinski himself.

Colin Baker is my favourite 1980s Doctor Who, so for a long time I was baffled as to the absolute hatred people had for him. But as it turns out, Androzani is NOT the final story of the season, Twin Dilemma is, which is Colin Baker's first story, and it was quite poor after the bloodbath that was Androzani, which meant that the season ended with a sour taste in people for Colin that lasted a whole nine months or more. Cynical ploy by Michael Grade who REALLY wanted the show AXED, if you ask me.

If you don't mind me asking are you English where abouts are you I'm English and I'm in Milton Keynes

McGoohan always denied it, but in the first drafts of the Prisoner scripts, the character was named Drake. Writer George Markstein said he conceived the series "after McGoohan resigned" from Danger Man.

"When the long night is over return to the end of the beginning".

*Scorpius appears* "I don't think we can trust this guy!" Perfect reaction, no notes

❤❤❤❤ great video

This is my favourite Episode so much Bialar ❤❤❤

Crais loves Talyn now he will do anything to protect him he will never let the PeaceKeepers have him

It's a great episode. Maybe he wasn't the real King Arthur, but it didn't matter. He aspired to be. He follows the path of honor & bravery. In that regard, the spirit of Arthur & the knights of the round table live on, inspiring others to rise above themselves to be something greater. That is something every generation, every world needs. There is a legend in England that has persisted for over a thousand years now. That in England's darkest hour, King Arthur & Excalibur will return to save the land & her people. I would like to think Deleen will keep Excalibur enshrined in a holy temple on Minbar until the return of the King comes to pass. There is indeed great power in such legends.

You can really hear Lani's natural voice in this episode he voices Pilot & plays Crais

This is a very poignant episide it explains Bialar & Aeryns backstories aswell as Pilot

Its a mixture of multiple Episodes storylines and some that are stand alone Episodes

Its so Beautiful 😍 to watch this through new eyes i love it

Talyn was Crais's project he was trying to create a Leviathian PeaceKeeper Hybrid and he was Crais's project you'll see in the episode The Way We Weren't So Crais is Talyns Project in a way he created Talyn

He quite likes Aeryn now I think after she tortured him he then quite liked her he certainly respects her now

You can trust Crais you know He is recovering from his Brother's death he went a bit mad with grief over his death but once he had accepted it he changes

Talyn is amazing But he is only a baby

Its Australian made in Sydney Most of the actors except Virginia & Ben were American the rest were Australian Lani John Tupu plays Captain Bialar Crais and he also voice's Pilot aswel

Crais went a bit mad with grief over his brother

Season One can be a bit slow to develop

There is alot more to Crais than meets the eye

The episodes are jn the wrong order

I'm a huge Farscape fan have been since day 1 hence my thumbnail

7:19 Kirk bouncing off the rail and right back to task is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen in a television show.

Did you catch the thunder & lightning when they enter the corridor with Six's body? Just like in Frankenstein to perform their medical experiment.

Mary Morris suggested the costume as she still had her Peter Pan outfit. Peter Pan kidnapped children and took them to the island of Neverland and kept them captive from their parents.

I always liked it until I realized that the bomb would redirect the connection to another world at random. Save earth by condemning somewhere else. Always expected that to show back up late in he series. “So you’re the ones responsible for the death of our homeworld? Millions upon millions dead?”

The G'Kar revelation scene is incredible. And while the Vorlons manipulated younger races, I think this reveals that Kosh actually cares deeply about those around him.

One of the best episodes of B5. Brad Dourif is incredible, the script is well written, and the plot concept is haunting as hell.

One of the most haunting episodes of the show. That scene of Londo watching the bombing of Narn and the sick look on his face in the reflection is incredible. And G'Kar's speech is unsurpassed. My sole complaint is the replacement actor for Draal - he reads his lines far too over the top. Definitely a downgrade from the previous actor, who was much more understated.

"It's easy to talk about being strong here, when there isn't a Centauri ion cannon pointed at your head!" God the writing and delivery is perfect here. War hawks should hear this.