B-5, again! ;-)

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The Making of Babylon 5 (1994), part 1/3

The Making of Babylon 5 (1994), part 2/3

The Making of Babylon 5 (1994), part 3/3


Только сегодня обнаружила, что Мира Фёрлан снималась в роли француженки в "Остаться в живых" (Lost). То-то я все думала, КОГО же она мне напоминает!

Немножечко фанатского:

Tonight... I wanna cry

Susan/Talia - Morning Afterglow

И романтики: Susan's memories

@темы: Личный Фан-клуб

Comments

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Меня очень тронули комментарии к этому видео:




abhome
i remember watching this show when i was so much younger, but totally forgot how long it was ago. And re-watching it, i was amaze how this show can survive time, the B5 storyline and graphic are still so current as compared to the recent sci-fi if any is as good. B5 will always be the best show i ever watched.
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pugcasso
I don't know which is sadder .. when Sheridan walks away from Delenn, pauses but doesn't look back ... when Delenn hugged that pillow (I wonder if that was in the sсript or did Mira Furlan just do it in the moment ... I thought an extra on the DVD's said she just did it) ... or when J. Michael Straczynski threw that "off" switch.

I've never seen any media expression in any form as meaningful as Babylon 5 (perhaps a very select few musical pieces reach this level to me).
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AkeakamaiTheFirst
You've watched this ending 100 times? Wow, you're brave *LOL* I couldn't do that. I've had the series on DVD for a few years now. I cried throughout the episode from beginning to end when it first aired. And I tried watching it for the second time in my life just recently, and I couldn't finish the episode because I was so distraught and sad. My face was so red, and I felt like I was at a funeral. What a whimp I am *LOL*
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LinnCZ
I saw this episode twice... both times I cried although I tried not to. I'm not sure if I will ever have enough courage to watch it again. This is perfect ending of perfect series. But even watching this vid makes me cry... Why must perfect things always end?