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ICYMI: Ahead of our full episode on Wednesday, check out a clip from our interview with Jason Carter himself, as he talks joining #Babylon5 as Marcus Cole, best moments, questionable backstories and sings for hosts Luke and Baz!
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And ahead of our interview with the amazing Jason Carter, here's an inclusive clip from our YouTube channel, where the actor talks joining #Babylon5, best moments, dubious back stories and sings "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General!"
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Next week, we have a very special episode of A Dream Given Form coming your way!
Hosts Baz Greenland and Luke Winch are joined by very special guest Jason Carter to talk about his time playing Marcus Cole on #Babylon5!
Stay tuned...
#Babylon5 did have a nice sound track. #JustSaying
While I don't love #TheExpanse, my - most likely unpopular - opinion is that it is better than #Babylon5
Hadn't appreciated how much two million, five hundred thousand tons of metal was till I tried spinning it myself
A Return to Attraction to Light and the End of the Public Intellectual
https://www.scifi.global/a-return-to-attraction-to-light-and-the-end-of-the-public-intellectual/
www.scifi.globalA Return to Attraction to Light and the End of the Public Intellectual – Richard J Tilley: Science Fiction and Ethics
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This Nebula video by @jessiegender
is just fantastic: The Anti-Colonial Politics of Babylon 5
https://nebula.tv/videos/jessiegender-the-anticolonial-politics-of-babylon-5
There's *so* much in Babylon 5, sure the effects look dated, but what a great story, once it gets going.
NebulaJessie Gender — The Anti-Colonial Politics of Babylon 5Fascism thrives on stories—on myths of power, dominance, and the inevitability of oppression. But Babylon 5 dares to ask: What if we could break the cycle?
Delenn destroyed her empire's religous-military/industrial complex to install a worker led government. HMMMMMMMMmmmmmmm.......
