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11 Sep 2006

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I treated myself to the first season of Babylon 5, with the plan to watch the whole series again. I've just watched the first episode (I'm trying to pace myself). The show has aged well - it isn't as cheesy as I feared it might be (I might need to wait a while), and the the production quality is much better than I thought - probably because I watched first Babylon 5 on pretty poor reception on television. I'm really looking forward to watching the episodes both in order and without missing any.

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  1. Edwin Groothuis — September 14, 2006 at 09:42 AM.

    I recently (well, two years ago) got my hands on the first four seasons of it too. While watching the first season we had a running "drinking game" joke everytime somebody in the episode said "if you want to talk about it" or a similar phrase. Way too much use of that line in the first season(s) :-)

  2. anonymous telepath — September 19, 2006 at 01:02 PM.

    the fifth season is wrapping up. A book trilogy outlined by JMS answers a number of questions. The last episode was shot at the end of season 4. Very sweet.

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