Every marriage needs a prophecy of mutual homicide and a great elevator scene.

My god, thank you for reminding me of that. That line continues with  "But there is still time to seize that one last fragile moment. To choose something better, to make a difference, as you say. And I intend to do just that." Which is in keeping with the idea that partly what made this episode's developments so sad…

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You mean S4, "No Surrender, No Retreat"? I hear you, the episodes kind of blend together for me, and I had to look this up. But yes, these were extremely powerful scenes.

Absolutely! That was heart-wrenching. May he find peace beyond the Rim.

I agree, and that's a great way to articulate it. These are two people in close proximity on the stage of galactic war. It's a romance that seems to evolve from the positions that Sheridan and Delenn find themselves in, not necessarily from seeking out each other on purpose. Sort of like Roslin-Adama, which I found to…

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"There's no such thing as overacting on B5."

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"Keep your face to the sun, so you will not see the Shadows."

[SPOILERS] Glad to see they were having fun with that.

Sorry to reply late, but that's an awesome idea. Hope you can market it somehow or at  least find ways to share your creativity with others (and your enthusiasm for B5).

Doc Cottle from BSG was pretty cool, no?

Oops, sorry about that!

Related to my comment about B5 fandom, a quick poll:

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Oh poor Pak'ma'ra. But they sing so beautifully!

What I never really understood is why liking B5 so much somehow invalidated one's opinion of it. Like there were some correlation between being a hardcore B5 fan and having traits that for some reason are undesirable (overweight, obsessive, socially isolated).

To paraphrase someone from the first season reviews, if you already liked it in the first season then you will be having spontaneous orgasms for at least the next three.

REMEMBAH what you have seen…REMEMBAH. The technomages were intriguing/cool initially (I think) but maybe a little overdone in Lost Tales. And maybe too bald.