Babylon 5

a wonderful, wonderful sci-fi program, most probably the best one out there. it has the most realistic acting characters(and by that i mean ones who aren’t all good or all bad) and is the most probable representation of what the future would be like.
hooray, it b5
our last, best hope for peace. the last of the babylon stations. babylon 5 was a dream given form, a five mile long diplomatic station built to help races sort out their differences peacfully. babylon 5 would serve as a nexus; from the station the army of light fought the shadows and the vorlons, the earth civil war was largely succesful due to the staff and amb-ssadors on the station, and the station aided g’kar in freeing his people from centauri rule.
“the babylon project was our last, best hope for peace.

a self-contained world five miles long, located in neutral territory. a place of commerce and diplomacy for a quarter of a million humans and aliens. a shining beacon in sp-ce . . . all alone in the night.

it was the dawn of the third age of mankind – the year the great war came upon us all.

this is the story of the last of the babylon stations. the year is 2259. the name of the place is babylon 5.”
a group of 5 people who sit and watch sci-fi shows, such as star trek, b5, stargate, battlestar galactica, etc., all the way through from the pilot to the series finale.
hey chodeface, let’s get the babylon 5 together and start watching that farscape show this summer!
the 5th babylon. show with worse hair and plastic foreheads than star trek.
your hair is so bad today it looks like something out of babylon 5. if you watch this show trekkis call you a nerd.
everytime babylon 5 is on tv a chick in malibu dies.