Title: The true successor to Babylon 5
Product review: I may be in the minority, but I regard LotR as the true spinoff successor to B5, and enjoyed it a heck of a lot more than Crusade. That being said, it was not without its issues- the Ranger chick Sarah throwing the ship's weaponry with her hands and feet was somewhat cheeky as an example. Though to be fair with this criticism, I kinda liked this concept of VR ship control.But, like other issues with LotR, I think this could've been worked out better had the pilot been given the chance the original B5 pilot was. After all, "The Gathering" was not that endearing to me, but after some tweaking and a slight revamping, season one of B5 became something that I really enjoyed and went on to follow to the end of the series five years later.Over time I believe LotR would've become something B5 fans would've been proud of too, and quite frankly wouldn't mind seeing redone even today.
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