#joshua cox

[princessesaphi]

J'ai lancé ce challenge en avril... Et je l'ai fini en avril aussi, j'ai juste oublié de le poster... ^^"

[massivefanmilkshake]

Voici ma troisième fic pour le challenge des deux ans avec la fameuse scène du « Si tu meurs je mourrais avant toi »

j’ai oublié de la poster ici avant donc cadeau avec du retard

[spottys-rathole]

Jour 4 - Les Rivaux

OoH les dessin de l'inktober en Décembre là

Un vieux monsieur fait chier les deux hommes les plus rancuniers de l'île, et s'en sort (à peu près)

[ljones41]

Top Five Favorite Episodes of "BABYLON 5" (Season Three: "Point of No Return")

Below is a list of my top five (5) favorite episodes from Season Three (1995-1996) of "BABYLON 5". Created by J. Michael Straczynski, the series starred Bruce Boxleitner, Claudia Christian, Jerry Doyle and Mira Furlan:

TOP FIVE FAVORITE EPISODES OF "BABYLON 5" (SEASON THREE: "POINT OF NO RETURN")

1. (3.10) "Severed Dreams" - In this outstanding episode, President Clark of Earth Alliance tries to seize control of Babylon 5 by force, forcing station commander Captain John J. Sheridan and the command crew to take arms against their own government and initiating the Earth Civil War. The episode won the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation in 1997.

2. (3.15) "Interludes and Examinations" - Captain Sheridan struggles to gather a force against the Shadows, when the Shadow War begins in earnest. Ambassador Londo Mollari looks forward to a reunion with a past lover, and Dr. Franklin falls further into his stims addiction.

3. (3.09) "Point of No Return" - When President Clark declares martial law throughout Earth Alliance, the command crew tries to stop Nightwatch from taking control of the station. Meanwhile, Ambassador Londo Mollari receives a prophecy from Emperor Turhan's widow when she visits the station.

4. (3.16-3.17) "War Without End" - This is a two-part episode in which the station's former commander, Jeffrey Sinclair, returns to participate in a mission vital to the future survival of Babylon 5 - traveling back in time to steal Babylon 4 and send it to the past.

5. (3.05) "Voices of Authority" - Commander Susan Ivanova and Ranger Marcus Cole search for more of the First Ones with the help of Draal, while Sheridan comes under the scrutiny of the Nightwatch and Babylon 5's new "political officer".

[akiraeffect]

[authortobenamedlater]

And now Lt. Corwin too?

I guess when a show is around 20 years everyone shows up on it at some point.

[obsessed-with-everything]

Audio of the Next to Normal evening performance at the Donmar Warehouse September 16th. This is Joshua Gannon's debut as Henry. Posted with the master's permission.

And to any of you who still haven't heard Jack Wolfe sing as Gabe, you are missing out, please take this as a sign.

[duranduratulsa]

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[princessesaphi]

J'ai oublié de partager cette fic que j'ai écrit pour @kohol-la-montre pour le secret santa du discord. C'est dommage parce que je l'aime vraiment bien !

[spottys-rathole]

RPZ mais c'est l'AU lapin du serveur Commu RPZ

[nkp1981]

Charlie Cox Trying Canadian Crisps At "Fan Expo Canada", 2023

Photos: Joshua Freeman

[why-i-love-comics]

Batman & Robin #4 (2023)

written by Joshua Williamson art by Mikel Janin, Simone Di Meo, Jeremy Cox, & Romulo Fajardo, Jr.

[unearthlytraveller]

Babylon 5 Rewatch: Season 1, Episode 13: Signs and Portents

Yes, late again, due to family visits again. It's a bank holiday weekend here, so TKO will come today or tomorrow and then I'll be back on schedule.

This epiode is named after the first season; so you'd think it would be important. And it is! The return of GuerraFirst appearance of Morden and the Shadows; a really obvious shot of Delenn's completely unimportant craft project; end of the Raiders subplot; and the first appearance of David Corwin, played by Joshua Cox.

Despite its pivotal role in the story, I remembered this episode as being weak. Some of what I remember still holds true; Ladira overacting, and that conversation at the start where Londo gets The Eye is not very well written. ("This is not a prop! Now let me exposit for a minute stuff the person I'm talking to already knows!). On the other hand, Ed Wasser gets Morden right out of the gate, and each of his scenes works. Andreas Katsulas nails his scenes as usual; Peter Jurasik is on top form. The first appearance of the Shadows remains a powerful scene: the appear from nowhere, something nothing else we have seen can do, and just annihilate the episode's main boss.

Speaking of the raiders, let's talk about them. JMS has admitted that the Raiders were just a cheap way to get no-consequence action into the early episodes. You can really see that in, say, Believers. But we still see them used to support our main characters. We have Ivanova's eagerness to fight, both in her repeated reluctance to break off pursuit, and that glorious little "Surprise!" in the final battle. We also see Sinclair again showing his tactical chops; figuring out the diversion, deploying his forces around B5, and setting up an almost completely one-sided battle.

Indeed, I'm not sure if we get to see a space battle again in the show where the tactics are so well displayed. There will certainly be better battles, more emotional and impactful. But smarter? I can't think of anything, at least.

Some random thoughts to finish off.

Is this the last time we see the magic triangle? I can't remember if it shows up in Points of Departure in season 2, but I think otherwise it vanishes from the show.

Once again, Sinclair lets a hostage taker go. At least this time he planned to capture him as soon as he left the station.

It's kind of laughable that the raider's plan to smuggle his hostages through customs was to hide his gun behind his jacket! A legacy of the security customs of the 90s, I guess.

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