Babylon Podcast #113: The Summoning (Season 4)
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I love Brad’s extra effects. I think the Teaser trailer should be before every deep geeking segment.
Maybe Brad can retroactively put them into all the previous episodes.
* Thwacks Gary * ALL the previous episodes? Dude are ya trying to kill me? LOL….hmmm Maybe if a set of scriptbooks showed up on my doorstep I could be pursuaded to do it.
I am slooooowly catching up on podcasts here.
I am so glad Tim mentioned at the end about Sheridan’s coming back from the dead not really working for him. It never worked for me either! I thought I was the only person who felt that way. For me, I think it’s because in most shows you don’t really have a fear that the main character will die. And in sci-fi, even less because there’s all sorts of explanations you can use to get out of it. So there was never much suspsense for me in that way. I think I never quite understood what Lorien did to him either. And also because despite all the good examples that were given in the podcast, I never saw post-Z’Ha’Dum Sheridan as being that markedly different than the pre- version. This is a major point of the show and yet for me it never hit me the way I think it was supposed to.
All of this is subject to change as I continue watching. I discovered the series for the very first time late last year and flew through it way too fast! When I discovered this podcast I started all over again. It could be that my views will change as I continue to try to absorb the events of the show a little more slowly this time, and as I continue to think about things.
Once again, thank you! I adore listening to the show. Even when y’all might disagree on a point, there’s always that benefit of the doubt given to the other person and a genuine consideration of the points they are making. I think that’s fantastic, and very rare – in fandom, and in life.