I always wondered if Lianna was on EarthForce One when it exploded at the end of the season.
The very sad and scary parallel in the choices-consequences-responsibilities that Londo and Garibaldi face at the beginning and end of the B5 story, and the echo of the mantra of 'new beginnings, even for people like us' impressed me this time.
The foretelling of the end of the season, and the death of Santiago, and Garibaldi's failed attempt to prevent it, was chilling with foreknowledge.
Jerry Doyle hadn't impressed me with his acting before this episode, but he made a pretty convincing drunk.
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Date: 2009-04-05 09:45 pm (UTC)The very sad and scary parallel in the choices-consequences-responsibilities that Londo and Garibaldi face at the beginning and end of the B5 story, and the echo of the mantra of 'new beginnings, even for people like us' impressed me this time.
The foretelling of the end of the season, and the death of Santiago, and Garibaldi's failed attempt to prevent it, was chilling with foreknowledge.
Jerry Doyle hadn't impressed me with his acting before this episode, but he made a pretty convincing drunk.