Posted: Mar 10, 2010 7:19 pm
I watched Crusade back in the Nineties. A ghost of promise, but destroyed by network meddling. Dead series walking, sadly.
Once a newcomer to Babylon 5 gets past the cheap sets, sometimes clunky dialogue, and a man who wears his hair like a peacock's arse, they'll hopefully find a rich adult fairytale about the battle between order and chaos, played out over five seasons. Well, four and a half, anyway. (To say more on that score would be spoiling, so I won't.) Peter Jurasik and Andreas Katsulas as Londo Molari and G'Kar are the beating heart(s) of the series, and their story is a grand one.
That Mr Morden ...
Once a newcomer to Babylon 5 gets past the cheap sets, sometimes clunky dialogue, and a man who wears his hair like a peacock's arse, they'll hopefully find a rich adult fairytale about the battle between order and chaos, played out over five seasons. Well, four and a half, anyway. (To say more on that score would be spoiling, so I won't.) Peter Jurasik and Andreas Katsulas as Londo Molari and G'Kar are the beating heart(s) of the series, and their story is a grand one.
That Mr Morden ...