• otter@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      1 year ago

      Ferreal. It started with a “heh” at the meme, but then I considered character parallels and my eye caught the fact that they’re the same pair of actors between the two works. waitwut.gif

      I, uh… I don’t even know what to do with my day now. What does it all mean? 😱

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      Honestly, and I know I’m committing sci-fi heresy by saying this, but the Londo/G’kar story is the only redeemable part of Babylon 5 for me.

      Everything else felt overwrought and underacted. It was always trying to be more than it could ever accomplish considering the people involved.

      Londo and G’kar were the only ones who ever felt real and the least bit relateable.

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        Well, I guess now there’s two of us dying on this hill.

        I really enjoy B5, too. But there’s something about good, solid, engaging character acting that make the most of the script. Those were the moments that really elevated the drama of the show from “pretty good” to “excellent.”

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        1 year ago

        I often relate to genocidal maniacs! I should really finish B5 for their last season

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          The main reason they were relatable was because they weren’t defined by only a single characteristic.

          The genocidal part wasn’t the one I related to :)