Ah, Katy Boyer—cute, smart, and feisty. Should've been kept around as Garibaldi's local love-interest or something.
Ah, Katy Boyer—cute, smart, and feisty. Should've been kept around as Garibaldi's local love-interest or something.
Ah, Katy Boyer—cute, smart, and feisty. Should've been kept around as Garibaldi's local love-interest or something.
Sad to find that his marriage ended. I stole a favorite line of his from Usenet that is handy for mentioning one's wife when she is not around: "my spousal over-unit"
Sad to find that his marriage ended. I stole a favorite line of his from Usenet that is handy for mentioning one's wife when she is not around: "my spousal over-unit"
Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed BSG and watched it all, and agree with your thoughts on the genesis of its darkness. But there were times when that darkness was wearying to watch, just as there were times in B5 when the saccharine was sprinkled on too thick. I love Delenn, but her speeches about the purposes of the…
Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed BSG and watched it all, and agree with your thoughts on the genesis of its darkness. But there were times when that darkness was wearying to watch, just as there were times in B5 when the saccharine was sprinkled on too thick. I love Delenn, but her speeches about the purposes of the…
So I guess you could say that JMS was trying to have his cake and eat it too—he wanted to make Sheridan humanly flawed and multifaceted, but he wanted his triumphant space opera at the same time. I can see your point.
So I guess you could say that JMS was trying to have his cake and eat it too—he wanted to make Sheridan humanly flawed and multifaceted, but he wanted his triumphant space opera at the same time. I can see your point.
I think I'm beginning to gain a deeper understanding of where you're coming from, @avclub-79557cb93066f4470b8cee6e9110f757:disqus . You might notice that in in my long reply to @avclub-9fda17cadd97a91b294831b496bcb3d0:disqus I cited the audience sympathy/viewer surrogate angle as a positive—that the reason I don't…
I think I'm beginning to gain a deeper understanding of where you're coming from, @avclub-79557cb93066f4470b8cee6e9110f757:disqus . You might notice that in in my long reply to @avclub-9fda17cadd97a91b294831b496bcb3d0:disqus I cited the audience sympathy/viewer surrogate angle as a positive—that the reason I don't…
@avclub-79557cb93066f4470b8cee6e9110f757:disqus Picard's freakout in First Contact has no consequences between him and his command staff, and his choice in Symbiosis is put forward as one of his many righteous judgments of the patriarch. I don't see these examples as providing any evidence that he is as complex or…
@avclub-79557cb93066f4470b8cee6e9110f757:disqus Picard's freakout in First Contact has no consequences between him and his command staff, and his choice in Symbiosis is put forward as one of his many righteous judgments of the patriarch. I don't see these examples as providing any evidence that he is as complex or…
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While I agree that JMS' writing is imperfect and that his protagonists are too idealistically portrayed to an extent, I would like to offer a contrasting view. Like @avclub-23dc117ef9479407fb6c6a666005af40:disqus I have found myself unable to hold back to two episodes a week once I got to the "good stuff."
While I agree that JMS' writing is imperfect and that his protagonists are too idealistically portrayed to an extent, I would like to offer a contrasting view. Like @avclub-23dc117ef9479407fb6c6a666005af40:disqus I have found myself unable to hold back to two episodes a week once I got to the "good stuff."
Edit: Never mind.
Edit: Never mind.
@ Doc Ok Have you tried this page?
@ Doc Ok Have you tried this page?