Surface Tension: Aliens launch a sneak attack in preperation to deploy their cloud hazed bio-organic planet killer which is destroyed when a heroic captain crashes a ship into it.
Babylon 5: A Call to Arms: Aliens launch a sneak attack in preperation to deploy their cloud hazed bio-organic planet killer which is destroyed when a heroic captain crashes a ship into it.
http://youtu.be/QsNtqoi2oRg?t=1m46s
Also does captain Koren seriously need a a good whack. Most of the Fed fleet was wiped out defending Earth and she moans why Starfleet are cowards for not coming screaming to her aid to defend her miserable toilet of a planet. Miserable Klinko. Irritating character.
(Note, yes I missed the mistake in the word Tension in the title.)
Monkey see, Monkey do. Monkey flings Feathered Monkey poo...

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But I think the whole thing was more inspired by the Death Star trench run, though it being Star Trek, it also reminded me of the Doomsday Device destruction, which of course was already re-used in the Doomsday Device mission. But that one was more epic because Klingon song.
Re read my opening post again, Babylon 5: Call to Arms TV movie.
Maybe I shouldn't rewatch, but just start watchnig stuff I hadn't seen originally?
Yeah this is a reach.
^^ LOL.
If anything, I found myself back on the Citadel (Mass Effect).
While I'm at it, Surface Tension was probably the best FE mission ever made by Cryptic! It was entertaining, divers, and epic!
And speaking of Cpt. Koren, her VO work is excellent!
The OP probably needs to watch B5 again himself.
Indeed, Undine planet killers look far more like Vorlon planet killers, what with their forward tentacles and all. In fact, Vorlon, bioships....
... Or when you do the new Breach Elite. :P
Indeed..
LOL, not really. Vorlon are not bad people, undine are. Vorlons are not racist, undine are.
"Bad" is a relative term considering their philosophy was literally "you die when we tell you to die".
The Vorlons were also megalomaniacs with a serious god complex.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqUVuSiCIno#t=0h1m39s
Erm we are talking ships here not the race.
Someone also seems to have forgotten the Vorlons also destroyed worlds that were touched by the Shadows even if their presence was no longer an issue, went about altering the genetics of the younger races so that they would have telepaths to fight the shadows and a few other things.
Let's not forget that no ship entering Vorlon space ever returned, What happened to them? Were they destroyed? Why not just force them to leave the territory.
Ooh a movie. Must watch that. I was a tad disappointed when they cancelled Crusade after the first series.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIpg-N_Pp-g
Sad thing is that none of that was JMS' idea.
He just wanted to make a "Knights of the Round Table" kind of thing and give these ships to the Rangers...which makes sense since they're the military arm of the Interstellar Alliance as a whole. The whole plague thing was tacked on because someone higher up wanted to give the show a kind of overarching story.
Yeah, I think he said that he was planning on curing the plague during Season 2, and then moving on to...other things.
Probably involving the Apocalypse Box, but who knows?