And The Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place is an unusually named episode, and it starts to tie all the threads together for what is going to be I am sure a stunning end to the 3rd season of Babylon 5.

We hadn’t seen much of Londo for a little while and this is very much Londo’s episode. The confrontation with his mortal enemy Lord Refa has been coming ( Read more... )

A Late Delivery from Avalon is, in my opinion, a slight drop in quality from recent episodes of Babylon 5. The Arthurian subplot does give plenty of time to Marcus and G’Kar, so that’s great, and Michael York as Arthur is excellent casting, plus a chance to see a quality actor with a high profile in the show, but it doesn’t have the impact of ( Read more... )

Acts of Sacrifice is one of those rare episodes of a TV show that really hits you hard and makes you think. It’s got two quite heavy and dark stories and one light one, but they’re all perfectly placed and brilliantly acted, and I think you need the levity of Ivanova’s story (why didn’t Claudia Christian get her own spin off? She’s brilliant) to ( Read more... )

We've switched on to the second disc of the first season of Babylon 5 now, so we don't get the opening of the first episode every time we try to play an episode. That's nice.

The idea behind the story of Parliament of Dreams is that Earth Central (who are the governing body of the station as near as I can work it out) have decided to hold a multi ( Read more... )