Was it ever said what happened to Jason Ironheart? I'm not a huge fan like most people here (I do have the trilogies and a few other books, heh, though I've yet to read the last trilogy) and it's been years since I saw the show, so my memory of it is a bit vague.
There was also some alien that was travelling to Z'ha'dum inside a human cryopod or something similar. He was killed on B5, but was there anything else said about his kind? Or was he mentioned?
Come to think of it, there were several aliens and other characters that made interesting appearances in B5 whom I'd love to know more about.
With any other sci-fi show, these'd just be random appearances and that's that -- those universes are usually very shallow and whatever logic holes appear are usually filled with technobabble that makes decent people groan. But B5 is consistent, or at least seems to be. Even the characters that appear in a single filler episode that isn't related to the arc have a purpose of some kind.
Hmm... you know, these would make great books
P.S: Is it just me or was The Shadow Within a bit inconsistent in style? I mean, the beginning seemed a bit too formulaic and childish -- it felt like reading someone's literature class exercises --, but once the author opened up, it was great. Oh and just so you wouldn't think I don't know anything about writing, then see Cival Onion on my homepage at http://math.ut.ee/~elver/
There was also some alien that was travelling to Z'ha'dum inside a human cryopod or something similar. He was killed on B5, but was there anything else said about his kind? Or was he mentioned?
Come to think of it, there were several aliens and other characters that made interesting appearances in B5 whom I'd love to know more about.
With any other sci-fi show, these'd just be random appearances and that's that -- those universes are usually very shallow and whatever logic holes appear are usually filled with technobabble that makes decent people groan. But B5 is consistent, or at least seems to be. Even the characters that appear in a single filler episode that isn't related to the arc have a purpose of some kind.
Hmm... you know, these would make great books

P.S: Is it just me or was The Shadow Within a bit inconsistent in style? I mean, the beginning seemed a bit too formulaic and childish -- it felt like reading someone's literature class exercises --, but once the author opened up, it was great. Oh and just so you wouldn't think I don't know anything about writing, then see Cival Onion on my homepage at http://math.ut.ee/~elver/

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