So, I'm playing Old Skies, and in this scene in the World Trade Center, the scene pans over to a woman, and I gasped, "Dear GOD, is that Imani?"
Shoutout to @ben_304 for making a character that doesn't look much like I last saw her recognizable to me. That is a sign of good art.
Hey @straczynski, one of the best shots in Severed Dreams is when Delenn's flyer goes into the jumpgate, and then the camera pans over to a piece of empty space, where a jump point opens and the Churchill comes through. But that is a totally CGI scene.
Not that anyone can hear me, but...
When Jesus said that if you are compelled to go a mile, go two - does that sound like if the law forces you do do something (like pay taxes), you pay it and give more?
@DominicTarason Some people complain that games today are too easy, and the penalty for death in a game isn't enough.
But nobody seems to listen to my suggestion that when you die in a game, the game uninstalls.
On the topic of banned books in high school libraries (and reaching out into public libraries), and statements from some that this is simply not happening...a very good and useful video.
https://t.co/9Ugdw2fJn0
Just finished Together We Will Go By @straczynski. Well written, but intense subject matter. I don't think I can recommend this to anyone I know. I cried when the cat died.
Of the characters who were in the title credits of Babylon 5, the following were dead by the time of the final episode.
Jeffrey Sinclair (centuries before)
Talia Winters
Ko D'ath
G'Kar
Londo
John Sheridan (dies that episode)
Warren Keffer
Marcus Cole
Lyta Alexander
Question for @straczynski (who will probably ignore): how do you give the impression of a place with a quarter million people in it? Babylon 5 always felt like a town of about 10,000 with a few hundred station staff. DS9 always seemed like it topped out at about a thousand.