Babylon 5 is a forgotten series, it's about me, a work equal to the writings of Lovecraft, to the Lord of the Rings. We are beyond the canons of star trek and other star wars. As much as season 1 is slow, but necessary to explain the ins and outs of this universe.
Once the stakes are raised, the series really begins in season 2. I mentioned a literary work, because yes Babylon 5 is a literary work in its own right, because of its thematic richness.
Over the seasons, we get attached to the characters, which I don't manage to do in the Star Trek series. One of the series' climaxes being "zha a dum", which is the saga's "helm's abyss", finale only to be joined by the Angel and Buffy endings.
As bizarre as it is, this saga has two ends precisely: that of season 4 which shows the consequences, season 5, post deliverances from Mars and Earth, tell us about the future of the characters
It's a series to see, which has lost none of its relevance.
Once the stakes are raised, the series really begins in season 2. I mentioned a literary work, because yes Babylon 5 is a literary work in its own right, because of its thematic richness.
Over the seasons, we get attached to the characters, which I don't manage to do in the Star Trek series. One of the series' climaxes being "zha a dum", which is the saga's "helm's abyss", finale only to be joined by the Angel and Buffy endings.
As bizarre as it is, this saga has two ends precisely: that of season 4 which shows the consequences, season 5, post deliverances from Mars and Earth, tell us about the future of the characters
It's a series to see, which has lost none of its relevance.
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