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One person’s terrorist is another person’s freedom fighter.

Excellent finale but how Luthen went out was puzzling. I figured a careful planner like him would have his place rigged for either escape or suicide. I thought his picking out his ring was foreshadowing of it being poisoned. Or it was a trigger for bombs in his showroom.

Those jerks are going to double dip. In a year or two they will announce: Babylon 5 Special Widescreen edition on Blu-ray!

Doesn’t the Blu-ray have widescreen? I just got mine today and it looks good but in 4:3 format.

I need a new copy as the old DVDs are so worn and damaged some episodes will not even play.

I think they just want to remove Pershing's New Republic conditioning. Or that and the parts of his personality that tends toward good. That way the Empire/Sith can start using him as a tool for their sick experiments again.

From the show runner season 3 starts two years after the end of season 2.

I really like the way this turned around from a snooze fest at the beginning of the season to a tense drama at the end. Looking forward to season 2.

Ask for it. They usually save it for kids.

You can dab some numbing medication on the site of the blood draw and she would barely feel it. In a deep sleep she would likely not respond at all.

I'm torn on Halbrand. He's either Sauron or a king that will be corrupted by the ring.

Aside from dragons this is a mundane magic-poor world. But I guess a lot of that is the SFX budget they would need to make more magic happen.

In these series about medieval power politics I'm not sure what you can do that is different. Can you give an example?

Nah, she can just say "I was so insulted I threw it into the fire."

As a comparison I went back to the first three episodes of GoT to get a read on how far that went in three episodes. Holy hell, just one episode had more intriguing stuff going on than the whole run of HotD.

Ok, that sounds excellent. Thanks for the info.

Three hours in and we really haven’t covered much ground. I’m going ask you all who have read the books, is there a reason the plot is going this slowly? Is there some good stuff coming up?

I was also wondering if it was the Arkenstone. Time will tell.

I'm liking the show so far. I can see why Tolkien scholars would be upset at the changing of his history, but creating a major multi-year show like this (from what essentially is an outline) is going to require quite a bit of leeway to make it compelling. Let's see where this takes us.

Amazon has too much money and prestige on the line for this to be acknowledged as a failure. No matter what the ratings are. They will show the whole thing and call it a success regardless.