the hour of scampering
I am re-watching Babylon 5 with a friend who has never seen it before (Best thing ever, by the way. I love watching a show that is new to someone else that I already know is wonderful). We are only about halfway through season 1 and they already like it! Which is pretty impressive, given that there are a handful of serious clunkers and so much of it is just set up.
We are watching on the WB site which amazingly has the first season (and possibly second?) season up for streaming. However even the WB can agree on some things: they have all of season 1 available, except for one episode. That episode is of course TKO. Granted there are probably two or three other season 1 episodes they could have left out instead that a lot of people would also agree with. And that episode they left out, there is actually a decent B story, but watching the main plotline is just a pointless waste of your life honestly.
Not that I'm dissing Babylon 5; in every series I love there are always a few episodes that are real clunkers, it's unavoidable.
And if you haven't watched Babylon 5, you should probably revise that situation. Check out this post for additional motivation.
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We are watching on the WB site which amazingly has the first season (and possibly second?) season up for streaming. However even the WB can agree on some things: they have all of season 1 available, except for one episode. That episode is of course TKO. Granted there are probably two or three other season 1 episodes they could have left out instead that a lot of people would also agree with. And that episode they left out, there is actually a decent B story, but watching the main plotline is just a pointless waste of your life honestly.
Not that I'm dissing Babylon 5; in every series I love there are always a few episodes that are real clunkers, it's unavoidable.
And if you haven't watched Babylon 5, you should probably revise that situation. Check out this post for additional motivation.
This entry was originally posted at http://ghanimasun.dreamwidth.org/293702.html. Please comment there using OpenID.