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Gail Seaton Humbert

This reminded me of a series I watched that your scifi audience may like next. Babylon 5. I saw it late myself since I was in grad school and working when it first came out. Designed as a complete story to run over 3 years I believe.

Ramblers Inc

Babylon 5 has been recommend to us along with a few others we might actually poll the next show as we have a few others on our list as well.

David T

This episode used to be on my “skip this one” list, but upon repeat viewings, it (along with several other “forced interpersonal drama” episodes) really does add a lot of depth and value to the series. I think that’s one thing that makes this entire series so relatable and re-watchable: they’re not afraid to explore deeper human emotions and values. The action episodes are great, but it’s the interpersonal episodes that bring the true feelings. I also love the fact that we’re exploring how *some* of the Cylons are seeming more and more human, while some of the humans are growing to understand and appreciate those Cylons more as well. Finally, regarding “Head Baltar” and “Head Six,” each one seems to be a sort of idealization of what the real Gaius and the real Caprica Six are NOT. Head Baltar is calm and decisive, and whispers generally sage advice, unlike the real Gaius; Head Six is impulsive and emotional and sometimes erratic both sexually and intellectually, which is NOT like the more calm and introspective Caprica Six. I’m interested to see if this holds true as we progress further.

Ramblers Inc

That's is a very interesting way of looking at the Head versions from each other, we didn't look at it like that.