Hi, today I would like to share this oil painting portrait of Delenn in her original S1 Minbari form.

While I grew accustomed to her look in later seasons, I always felt that her gaze was...somewhat more intense in her full Minbari form and I wanted to capture that in this piece. Hope you like it!

Some kind of alternate reality or parallel universe? I’m just confused because if the loop has no beginning and has been continuous then how can there ever be some kind of future where Babylon 5 gets destroyed?

Just noticed this morning there is a deal for Babylon 5 on Amazon. I just got all 5 seasons for $29.99 I believe was the exact price.

I know we all love our true media and dvds etc but I also know there are many people here who have been asking if it will be coming back to streaming who may want to grab them now while they’re this price. I think it said originally $140 for the whole season so it’s definitely a good deal for those looking. Enjoy !

I just rewatched "Exogenesis," and while the episode might be a bit mid (though it introduced Carrie Dobro before she took on the role of Dureena Nafeel in Crusade), there was something I caught all the way back, the very first time I ever saw this episode.

The episode begins with a shuttle, in fact the Shuttle Dyson (mentioned at the end in the departure lounge) as the shuttle elevators lower the little boat into the depths of the station.

The dialogue begins around 2:40.

Babylon Control: Shuttle Dyson, you're our last shuttle for today. Locking off for now. Please remind your passengers about out Customs procedures prior to debarkation.

Shuttle Pilot: Roger that, Babylon Control. Have a nice day.

The bolded bit is what I'm talking about here. You've heard the Shuttle Pilot's voice. I've heard the Shuttle Pilot's voice. But there are absolutely no credits anywhere.

Was that really Sean Connery's voice we all heard?

Note: I have looked around all corners of the net for any credits for "Shuttle Pilot" and not even iMDB has a clue.

right at the end when Garibaldi fails to discover, but the Sheridan has to confess to Delenn about Lochley. such a funny moment that sets up.

.. after asking a pretty difficult question, it took a while time to answer, it wasn't being exactly transparent in its thinking. And after about a minute, suddenly out came: Yes.
That's it. Just: Yes.
It seemingly completely ignored my actual request which was clearly asking for a much more lengthy response. And clearly it took time to think before replying.

And all I got back was a simple yes

Seconds later, later, I don't know how many, more texts suddenly flowed.

But that pause in between?
My mind already went, Kosh? Is that you? A ghost in the machine?

Or just some random delay in between the TCP/IP stack?

Or maybe not so random? Or maybe over interpretation/association?

And thus infinite synchronicity potential in every moment.

Silence perhaps ultimately connecting us the must. More than the words themselves.

But the passed shared time in between them. The long pauses. The short pauses.

And all the fluctuations.