what’s stopping humans from having more victories.

in the entirety of human minbar war humans only won 2 battles, the opening and the black star destruction. but I feel like they could of canonically won a few more, Sheridan isn’t the only smart commander out there, humans if anything is resourceful.

was the minbar overwhelming force and superior tech just really that overpowering? I mean the black star didn’t notice the nuke mines…

thoughts?

Is it just me? Or do you think the makeup department went "Hey you know what would be funny? If we made Sheriden look like Sinclair."

Anyway this is President Alcuzan from The Orville.

Mods: I sent a message a couple of days ago asking whether a sale post like this was okay and didn’t hear back, so I hope this is permitted. If not, please feel free to remove it.

I’m moving house and having to downsize. These books have followed me across many states and many houses, taking up a full shelf, and it's time for me to part with them. I've listed the 19-book script set on eBay.

It includes:

• J. Michael Straczynski Volumes 1–14
• Volume 2.5
• Babylon 5 Scripts: Movies
• Other Voices Volumes 1–3

Volume 15 is not included.

The set is in good overall condition with normal shelf wear on the older black volumes. I’ve included detailed photos in the listing.

I’m selling the collection together rather than splitting it up.

eBay listing: https://www.ebay.com/itm/336850840274

Happy to answer questions or take additional photos for anyone seriously interested. Help me find them a good home!

Amazing after almost 30 years, Sleeping in Light still brings me to tears every time.

This time it especially hit hard at the end when they all gather in the elevator, and I realized Claudia is the only one of those people still alive.

I hadn't realized how much I missed this show until I finally returned to it. If there had ever been a hint of doubt about the season's direction after the war ended, this episode completely silenced it. I'm so in again!!

That creepy way ISN describes every event, subtly placing each moment, each interview at the station to create a narrative that, even knowing the real context, makes you understand how realistic it might sound to others. That hate speech and implicit terror, mixed with condescension for the one in charge... It's not something you haven't heard from someone online or, worse, from a credible media portal.

How beautiful and horrible it is that something that aired almost 30 years ago still feels so fresh and close to our reality.