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v85rawdeal 22:09 27th March 2008
But this - this, this, this is like being nibbled to death by... what are those Earth creatures called? Feathers, long bill, webbed feet... go 'quack'...
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J T 23:04 27th March 2008
No way am I going back to read all of the posts in the thread since the first page. No way,
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Puni/Void 08:28 28th March 2008
Come on JT, you know you want to read all 46 pages from start to finish.
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Buleste 09:47 28th March 2008
Originally Posted by v85rawdeal:
But this - this, this, this is like being nibbled to death by... what are those Earth creatures called? Feathers, long bill, webbed feet... go 'quack'...
A cat.
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Harrison 10:36 28th March 2008
Duckbilledplatypus?
Oh wait! They don't have feathers! Now I'm stumped!
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Buleste 10:45 28th March 2008
Tut TUt Harrison. Forgetting your B5.
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Harrison 12:17 28th March 2008
Sorry... not into remembering B5 quotes. Only really watched the episodes once. Unlike ST.
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Buleste 12:25 28th March 2008
Heathen!!
These are my three wives: pestilence, famine, and death. Do you think I married them for their personalities? Their personalities could shatter worlds! Arranged marriages, every one. But they worked out; they inspired me. Knowing that they were waiting at home for me is what keeps me here, 75 light-years away.
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Harrison 12:32 28th March 2008
I do have to admit that the script writers of B5 were very good and probably some of the best of any Sci-Fi series as they managed to keep the quality high throughout.
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Teho 14:57 28th March 2008
In the case of B5, the show's creator J.M. Straczynski actually wrote most of the show himself. At least all the episodes that had to do with the main plot. A lot of the stand-alone episodes were handled by guest writers though. Definitely one of the best written sci-fi sagas ever.
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