To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive

I love your recaps. They always seem to make me smile.

Yay!

Eeeep, what was the full prophecy?

"He must save the eye that does not see. He must not kill the one who is already dead. And failing those, at the last, he must surrender himself to his greatest fear, knowing that it will destroy him." Let me guess: Londo misses the first two and has to do the last? *g*

Thanks to other spoilers, I have a pretty good idea of who "the one who is already dead" is, but no confirmation yet. We shall see.

Hehe, yep. Not the Gul, thankfully.

And yet the image...

Hee, yes. B5 was the first real space-faring show I watched after Star Trek (I was watching SG-1, but they don't spend the majority of time on ships), so I loved seeing all the things that were just so different.

And realistic!

Marcus, I miss you!

Marcus is working his way up the ladder of "most favorite characters ever." Even if he can be cocky as hell.

Hahahahahahaha! See, I always figured that he wasn't talking about bases, that Susan was confused, and he meant that it gets a lot more fun by how many they use. Since Londo can cheat at poker with one, it does sound like just using one is "ehhh" while employing "higher numbers" are a lot of fun.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

*hands over Psysol*

*sprays liberally around brain*

I always figured that the Narn was one of the one that Vir helped smuggle out.

I guess he probably would've had to smuggle him of the station at some point, preferably after explaining the forged records.