- There's a definite feeling that the pace and intensity of the show has increased with this episode.
- When Sinclair wakes up in an apparently empty Babylon 5, you immediately suspect of course that K 1 & 2 have got him. But when you see the exterior shot of a lifeless looking station with no lights, it's easy to think for a moment, 'hey, what if something *else* is really going on'. Brr.
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Date: 2009-03-16 01:30 am (UTC)- There's a definite feeling that the pace and intensity of the show has increased with this episode.
- When Sinclair wakes up in an apparently empty Babylon 5, you immediately suspect of course that K 1 & 2 have got him. But when you see the exterior shot of a lifeless looking station with no lights, it's easy to think for a moment, 'hey, what if something *else* is really going on'. Brr.