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The cover of the original promotional flyer sent out in 1991 to TV stations to generate interest in Babylon 5...

The inside of the original promotional flyer sent out in 1991 to TV stations to generate interest in Babylon 5 - the lower station graphic will fold out to reveal more...

The fully-opened original promotional flyer sent out in 1991 to TV stations to generate interest in Babylon 5...

This was the first piece of promotional material for B5, sent out to TV stations to generate interest shortly after the series announcement in November 1991.

the s2 intro was so clunky and long. s3 feels like the peak B5 intro (so far)

now *that's* how you make some fucking epic sci-fi intro titles. also what the HELL is Space Aragorn doing in my sci-fi show??

I need to slow down on the B5 binge. Just had one episode that introduced you to all these funny infantry characters just to have them die in a pointless battle at the end of the ep. I can sense this show is gonna crush my soul by the end of it

Something just clicked for me. As much as comment sections seem to love Bonhart slaughtering a bunch of thieving teenagers, if the Rats finally made it to adulthood, they'd just turn into Bonharts themselves. Money doesn't even do it for him, it's the thrill of hunting and killing for sport

i lied. i'm blazing through babylon 5 season 2, and genuinely I started this show because of Bruce Boxleitner, but Sinclair was so damn good that now I'm still missing his authoritative presence

I need to steal "hello Witcher fans..." It sounds so menacing

I almost died reading this lmao

"As far as the Senate's concerned, they're bound by a government contract. They can't quit and they can't go on strike. Why give them anything?"

oh Babylon 5 you are so timely lol

Dumb accounts keep posting this picture like it's a gotcha. Some of them haven't had parental grief sex and it shows

(the Voltron movie that may or may not get released)

Lol...

I wanna say some (good) things about Michael O'Hare's performance in Babylon 5 but I also want to thirstpost, but that also feels a little insensitive to his memory so I'm still thinking about it lol

I guess for me, they made Triss too nice and sweet and it's made her a bit boring... Sisters can also be petty rivals 🙃

Didn't Triss betray Yen at one point in the books? Was that when they were in the Lodge or before at Thanedd? Been a while since I read them

So is Skellen x Bonhart a rarepair....?

And uh, Babylon 5 is on the Xmas (or whenever) watchlist. A sci-fi (or space opera) show that has somehow evaded me for too many years

I want to rewatch s3 and s4 just to see how different the vibes are back to back. But unfortunately I'm in test cram mode for the next few weeks, it's been fun while it lasted lol

the way the first 3 results for "witcher season 4" on youtube are THIS SHOW SUCKS / FLOPPED etc.

then the next 10 results are HD clips from the same season of fan favorite scenes. what the fuck man.

The Witcher novels are, simultanously: sarcastic retellings of fairy tales, the trials of a freelance wildlife mitigation specialist, soap opera, medieval realpolitik, fantasy sci-fi, Multiverse shit, Arthuriana shit, an extremely gnarly hero's journey (for Ciri) among many other things

watched the livestream of Sapkowski at the British Library. He's so funny...

love that the livestream ended with goth songs for some reason lmao (Sisters of Mercy)

I think the whores at Kaer Morhen thing is the real vulgar scene mostly bc it was just stupid, but if there are beautiful high brow songs being played in taverns about Y/G, then it's plausible there are low brow comedies about the same story

One Witcher influencer being like " the sex play with Yen and Geralt was so VULGAR!"

girl this is a book series that starts with Geralt crying into Iola's tits at a religious sanctuary. What book series were you reading instead??

I don't understand the point in the dwarf sorceress. I also think Yen took way too much of Francesca and Philippa's storylines. It's okay for Yen to just be a side player sometimes (but the ship has sailed)

Liam Hemsworth as Geralt of Rivia

He wouldn't hurt a fly. Unless that fly bothered Ciri

The Bonhart fight (a slaughter, really) was so fucking good. Freya's performance 🔥

The fact that there's never been a portrayal of this part of the books before is so weird... I wonder if the next Witcher games will have flashbacks to this stuff

Sorry I actually can't get over how much he just looks like Peak Geralt. Like the perfect mix of CDPR and how I imagined book Geralt

Really enjoyed the Ysgith mother and child... Also, I think this show is at its best when it has all these British character actors showing up and having campy fun with their supporting roles

Ep 7 now.

Hmm... Not enough pro-choice Geralt in this for my liking. I feel like he gave an odd implied comment about saving Milva's pregnancy..

Mage fight scenes were pretty cool. episode 5 is still my favorite so far, hanza telling stories over soup 😌