Everything Ivanova does is my favorite in the whole world, so the episode with her crying about her dead Papa was like
no snark is not crying because of a show about bureaucracy in space, snark is just next to some onions all the time
Also: did you know Ivanova is Russian? just letting you know It's a good thing she's Russian--it gives her cynicism superpowers she's Russian, btw
Also, not a spoiler: upcoming is an ALIEN MACHINE that I finally got to see the origins of, and unsurprisingly, it also shows up later. I was so excited to see the episode about the ALIEN MACHINE that I shouted at the screen: "IT'S THE ALIEN MACHINE. I AM SO EXCITED. I REMEMBERED THE ALIEN MACHINE BUT NEVER SAW ITS ORIGIN AND NOW IT IS HERE"
My dad could not resist, and is now joining me for Babylon 5 viewings, so he got the brunt of my ALIEN MACHINE excitement.
How can they have Palestinian/Israeli conflict metaphors and also the actual thing still going on? Doesn't that ruin the metaphor?
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no snark is not crying because of a show about bureaucracy in space, snark is just next to some onions
all the time
Also: did you know Ivanova is Russian? just letting you know
It's a good thing she's Russian--it gives her cynicism superpowers
she's Russian, btw
Also, not a spoiler: upcoming is an ALIEN MACHINE that I finally got to see the origins of, and unsurprisingly, it also shows up later. I was so excited to see the episode about the ALIEN MACHINE that I shouted at the screen: "IT'S THE ALIEN MACHINE. I AM SO EXCITED. I REMEMBERED THE ALIEN MACHINE BUT NEVER SAW ITS ORIGIN AND NOW IT IS HERE"
My dad could not resist, and is now joining me for Babylon 5 viewings, so he got the brunt of my ALIEN MACHINE excitement.
How can they have Palestinian/Israeli conflict metaphors and also the actual thing still going on? Doesn't that ruin the metaphor?
Garibaldi's password: now you know.