This has the feeling of something different - while the series is still the same one we love, there is definitely an indefinably feel to it which has changed. I just can't really explain what it is...

I love the idea of the new season's credits retelling the story so far (although thanks to a friend of mine's comment I can only hear Delenn talk about her 'beautiful titties in flame'.... :whistling: ) Not so sure about the theme - it's not the first one to deviate from the typical Babylon 5 theme from seasons 1,2 and 4, but unlike Season 3's 'Requiem for the Line' it's something quite unfamiliar. It grows, but it's the first one not to grab me from the outset.

As to the actual story, I don't remember much - unfortunately like a lot of early Season 5 this it's quite unmemorable....

I really like S5 opening credits with clips from each year and snipits of dialogue. I must be one of the few that likes the theme tune too :)

I like it, I must admit :)

There's definitely a feeling of "after the Lord Mayor's Show" about this episode. I like G'Kar's reaction to being asked to write Sheridan's speech, and the outcome of that :lol:

I can't stand Tracy Scoggins, whatever she's been in. Her face looks like it's made out of plastic but her acting's wooden, doesn't make any sense :lol:

I miss Ivanova :tear:

Yeah, Lochley is very much sloppy seconds compared to Ivanova.

Nicely put :x :lol:

I thought so :lol: