Yeah, I like too many, but here’s one of my favorite Babylon 5 Quotes - from Londo Mollari:

So this morning, I’m watching Today, which started at 7 AM local time. The first story was the weather.

The Spice Must Flow!

Starred for the correct spelling of “YUGELY”.

Still can’t argue with that logic!

All signs point to Bruce Wayne committing nepotism to give his made-up cousin a cushy seven-figure job at a place that profits from Batman’s collateral damage.

More perspectives are always good. It broadens the mind or at least it did mine. I live in an area of the country where I’m Anglo (as opposed to white) which is interesting, well, it is to me anyway. And we got some nice beaches but it gets brutally hot in the summer.

This sounds a lot like heresy.

I discussed it with my colleague, and neither of us had ever heard of the ‘you don’t hit guys in the crotch’. He grew up in Texas, I grew up on military bases.

I thought it was required in all romantic movies that the guy make a gesture that he thought would be romantic but turns out to go over as well as lead balloon?

Wait wait wait - People don’t enjoy being robbed and killed? Even from Unicorn-favoring Vikings?! (AND THEN THEY BOOPED)

It’s so horrible they can’t agree how to present her story since they both loved her and have the same intentions on protecting her image.

My god, another, Christ, what the hell are we? Jezebelians? Jezebelites? in Corpus, and here I thought I was the only one. We can wax nostalgic about ... the aquarium? the Lex? the Christmas Miracle? the traffic on Staples? Price’s Chef?

One reason I like Post Apocalyptic movies and books and games and comics (you get the idea), is tha the apocalypse is all around us.

Now if he only refers to his teammates as meatbags just once ....

You take that back about Garfield!!

Havok was the third person. He kept his villianous cowardly murderer personality and I think he tried to kidnap his then girlfriend, Janet Van Dyne (Wasp).

I voted early - my now wife and I voted at our local center for the deaf and hard of hearing over a weekend.