CompuServe Messages

How did I contradict myself? 5 other friends and myself all watched it together. Sort of a 'Babylon/Toaster' party after we finished an Axis and Allies game. Of which, two of us were recording it. The plot is interesting, but there are so many loose ends and unexplained oddities. It seemed like a script that was banged out without getting anyone's opinion or advice. Don't forget that the show got it's grant and merit from a demonstration of the Toaster graphics, not from the storyline. It made about as much sense as them having constructed 4 other space stations that were either destroyed or 'vanished', so what do they do? Well build a BIGGER one of course – hey that sucker ain't going nowhere this time! And with no defenses, no shields, screens or whatever – basically a sitting duck. Whoever's building all these stations must have a heck of a budget. The Vorlons have a complex about the way they look being the main stickpin with them – ok so their ambassador got hurt – is that any reason to send an entire armada?! It's just, all so thin… -Rodney Massman * On AutoPilot in Beantown, The Buckeye State *