Babylon Podcast #96: A Late Delivery From Avalon (Season 3)

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6 Responses to “Babylon Podcast #96: A Late Delivery From Avalon (Season 3)”
  1. Arkle says:

    OK, why is the description for this show almost indentical to the one for the last one?

  2. Summer says:

    Because it’s late and I cut and pasted too much. Is that better?

  3. Jhonny from Uppsala. Sweden says:

    On my first viewing I also found this episode terrible cheesy, but as soon as I started thinking the story, and its Arthurian parallells, thru I came to realise that this is a great episode and a great piece of storytelling so full of symbolism that the somewhat limited medium of tv-show hardly can do justice.

    It gets even better when Marcus and Franklin start to talk about how the Vorlons might have meddled in human history. Oh the implications…

  4. GaryTheGreat says:

    I wonder why JMS copped out, and didn’t figure a way to make him Arthur in fact. With Shadows and Vorlons, time travel ,possesing parasites and alien cultures, surely JMS could have pulled a rabbit out of a hat.

    I don’t doubt that JMS felt doing that might have streched the credibility of the story a little far, but it would have been fun.

    The Marcus and Franklin scenes are a joy in and of themselves. We never got enough of those.

    The lazy show notes are fine, Summer feel better.

  5. Pam Sargant says:

    :) I find it oddly disturbing that you guys can quote that particular part of Monty Python’s Holy Grail from memory so accurately lol

  6. Arkle says:

    Gary: Actually I think it’s better from a storytelling point of view that he wasn’t really Arthur.

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