Yeah. Just really drives home Chuck's pirrinium comment.CharlesPhipps wrote: ↑Fri Aug 10, 2018 2:02 pm The Warrior Caste on Mimbari is interesting because at the end of the day, they didn't fight in the biggest war in Mimbari history.
Which means their whole purpose is up for question.
Babylon 5: By Any Means Necessary
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And it better be in a plastic covering to preserve its worth as a collectible!
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Watched another B5 review! My thoughts.
So hilarious the dead guy was still moving. Way to misdiagnose that one, lady. But seriously, fire that actor or that director. Overall, I guess this episode reminds me of DS9's "Bar Association." It's a union tale, and I'm always in favor of those. Plus naming the policy after Rush Limbaugh made me chuckle. One final note is... JMS... drove his wife... hard on this? Hope he wasn't abusive, but given how stiff and uptight his female characters have been, I... could see that being the case, honestly... but I don't even know the guy, so can't judge.
Onto the next one!
So hilarious the dead guy was still moving. Way to misdiagnose that one, lady.
But seriously, fire that actor or that director. Overall, I guess this episode reminds me of DS9's "Bar Association." It's a union tale, and I'm always in favor of those. Plus naming the policy after Rush Limbaugh made me chuckle. One final note is... JMS... drove his wife... hard on this? Hope he wasn't abusive, but given how stiff and uptight his female characters have been, I... could see that being the case, honestly... but I don't even know the guy, so can't judge.Onto the next one!
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Or he just wanted to avoid any sense of nepotism, since nepotism is something that is all over Hollywood.Yukaphile wrote: ↑Sat Dec 01, 2018 5:53 am Watched another B5 review! My thoughts.
So hilarious the dead guy was still moving. Way to misdiagnose that one, lady.
Onto the next one!
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The "driving her hard" line has me shackles up given it's a man and his wife, but... as I said, I'll refrain judgment. Hopefully she didn't get paint all over his Marcus Fenix costume.
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Don't worry it wasn't like that at all, JMS hates nepotism and thus held her submission to a very high standard to avoid any hypocrisy on his part (he is also not a fan of that either as his response to getting an award showed).
