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Todd of MischiefBetter Late Than Never: Experiencing Babylon 5 for the First Time
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S01E20: “Babylon Squared”
Thus far, I have clocked a number of shifts in the way Babylon 5 approaches narrative craft as it moves from episodic to serialized storytelling. In “Babylon Squared” the shift occurs in the narrative itself. Almost everything we’ve seen so...
S01E18-19: “A Voice in the Wilderness” Parts 1 & 2
After watching Babylon 5 struggle to fit its growing pains into forty-five-minute containers, “A Voice in the Wilderness” feels like the production finally gave itself room to stretch out a bit. This isn’t just a two-parter for the sake of...
S01E17: “Legacies”
“Legacies” isn’t a big swing or a season milestone; it’s more like catching Babylon 5 mid‑mutation. The show’s still built from familiar TV parts—case of the week, mystery setup, tidy resolution—but you can see the longer game taking more s...
S01E16 “Eyes”
A few times now, Babylon 5 has proven that you can earn emotional stakes in 40 minutes, as with “Believers” and “Grail.” In contrast, its ambitions in the way of spinning political intrigue is starting to press the time constraints. This is...
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