I've been a B5 fan since I was old enough to love television; the very first dream I ever remember having was of Starfuries in the dark.
It was fandom for me before I could articulate fannish thought. I just knew I liked it and wanted more of it. I used to watch it in the TV room at my grandfather's house, with my aunt, on VHS tapes of the original broadcast. Before I fell for SAILOR MOON, or DRAGON BALL, or cartoons of any kind besides Looney Tunes, B5 was there.
It's hard for me to even call it a fandom, because B5 is like breathing; I've never known what a life without it is like, and can't imagine one now.
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Date: 2009-01-18 06:08 pm (UTC)It was fandom for me before I could articulate fannish thought. I just knew I liked it and wanted more of it. I used to watch it in the TV room at my grandfather's house, with my aunt, on VHS tapes of the original broadcast. Before I fell for SAILOR MOON, or DRAGON BALL, or cartoons of any kind besides Looney Tunes, B5 was there.
It's hard for me to even call it a fandom, because B5 is like breathing; I've never known what a life without it is like, and can't imagine one now.