Warhammer 40k kicks in the door

B5 has a bunch of books too and there was B5 Crusade as its spinoff series which got Fireflyed.

But the villains were cartoonishly villainous.

Unlike this guy.

"We can't call it the Enterprise..."

I have always seen the soft/hard sci-fi as a sliding scale. I imagine it is like the mohs scale for minerals with diamonds as a 10.

Stuff like 2001 A Space Odyssey is a solid 10 until after HAL is shutdown and even with the bizarre ending it is fully in the "sufficiently advanced tech is indistinguishable from magic" and still something like 8.5-9

Star Trek is pretty good about being internally consistent and having day to day stuff be pretty grounded but there is so much purely nonsense trecknobable that I only consider it a 6 out of 10.

Very different story and world but I would rate Stargate about the same. Maybe actually a bit higher. Mostly because it is a newer series that was better able to track its own weird stuff it had claimed and keep it consistent.

Star Wars something like 4.5. still gets ok because of mostly internal consistency but definitely leans strongly the fantasy elements that are mixed in.

In English “á” is just an accentuated a, where a tilde is “~”

Oh he absolutely is. But when it comes to a competition of who channels classic moustache twirling hijinx the best, I think Apophis takes the cake.

if i pick starcraft, does that make me non-trinary?

"What's in your pants?"

"5x5, in the pipe."

It has to be so much fun to be an actor playing a Goa'uld. Forget subtlety, canonically your character is truly irredeemably evil by nature, born with the memories of a thousand Hitlers. As an actor, you just get to let it all out and let the evil freak flag fly. I bet Peter Williams had an absolute blast.

What about Lexx?

Meanwhile, in the cool sector of the universe:

You mean like in Star Trek?

Then I suggest something like Farscape.

I feel like Star Trek did it better? They didn’t say Vulcan’s shouldn’t have Pon Farr, they worked together to solve the situation.

Mmh, kinky!

You'd have to be a real smeg head to do that.

I mean, as long they clean it in between uses

Where it's always been, sitting on the Foundation trilogy's shoulders, while in turn supporting the rest of the whole genre on its own shoulders.

Sinclair is a good actor. He was just on the mental decline during filming.

It's called an acute accent.

In the sand, most likely.

Does that means it's making a comeback as well

They had an animated film in 2023 called The Road Home so they had a head start

Nice, i was hoping to hear something like this! I'll just stick to it. At the moment I'm enjoying a 2nd run of The Expanse, so I'll likely pick up Babylon 5 after that.

But which of them is submissive and breedable? Discuss.

Season five is fucking great when you know the circumstances. This was a show with a meticulously planned five year arc. They abruptly got told "yeah nah, we're cancelling you end of s4". So a massive, massive rewrite to roll up and finish off the Shadow war and just after they pulled it off "actually the ratings pulled up, you can have your fifth season"

With no more arc.

So they pulled the entire fifth season out of their arses in a very short span of time. With no more story to tell. And you know what? It's a fuckin' testament to the skill of those involved it turned out half decent

Lmao last b5 movie was released in 2023

They actually had one in the works then covid happened and then it was in development and then networks collapsed and studios ate each other and now the whole things in development hell

Furries

¿Por qué hay una tilde en mis pantalones?