Okay, what now? Sci-Fi Stuff. I like Sci-Fi. Books, movies, and television. There is a plethora of sci-fi related stuff on the web, and I hate to do the same things others have done. In other words... I don't like tto tread where others have gone before. (Bet you thought I'd say boldy go where no one has gone before huh?)

However, I have two items that I think would be of interest to you, dear reader. One's a resource, and the other's a bizarre amalgam. Both of them relate to Babylon 5.

I love Babylon 5 and have grown to like the sister show Crusade. If you don't, what is wrong with you?! Just kidding. I'm not one to foist my own tastes on others. You don't hear the word foist very often, do you? Foist foist foist foist. But I digress.

I've enjoyed watching the five-year run of Babylon 5. One of the things I've liked most about it was the interesting openings. It gave the show a sense of historical perspective. From the first time Londo Mollari said, "I was there at the dawn of the Third Age of Mankind...." I was hooked. Not only did it sound cool, it was thought provoking. So, being a webhead, I decided to gather up the monologues and present it in a webpage, for all fans to peruse. I've also gathered information regarding the monologues that may answer questions raised by them.

I've also added on the Crusade opening sequence as well. If nothing else, I'd have liked to see that show survive for the next 4 seasons just to see what the openings would be, heh.

As I stopped at a traffic light, a thought hit me. It latched onto my brain, and planted tendrils, spreading insidously into my mind. I laughed. It was so wrong, and yet, so right.

Austin Powers would like Babylon 5. Don't believe me? Here's the website that proves it.

Ya know, if you're done here, you can go on to my Comic Book Stuff, or to other spots on my website.