#talia winters

[mallister]

We were robbed 😭🏳️‍🌈

[alienprohibition]

babylon 5 x internethippo part 1

[itberice]

Babylon 5 I 'Divided Loyalties'

[pigeonneaux]

Russian winter

[aenslem]

BABYLON 5 (1993–1998) ⤷ Midnight on the Firing Line

[unabashedllamamusic]

Love how when Sheridan asks her what she thinks of Talia, Susan gets flustered and can only reply with “interesting”. John clocks her crush so fucking fast I can hear his raised eyebrows calling her a dyke. This woman is down so bad.

[sci-fi-gifs]

Talia Winters in BABYLON 5 (1993–1998) ⤷ Midnight on the Firing Line

[sadpterodactyl]

It's <checks calendar> ...2 months late. Anyhow. Ivanova's confession in the Ceremonies of Light and Dark always punches a hole in my heart, so for memory have Talia and that one night.

[babischlong-six]

Miss Winters... She deserved so much better 😭❤️

[bluejello]

incorrect babylon 5 quotes (3/?)

[iliiuan]

I knew Ivonova was going to say "I think I loved Talia," and I knew I was going to have Feelings about it. But. Wow. I did not expect it to be like that. The entire context made her simple sentence into a knife stabbing me straight in the heart.

[itberice]

When someone asks you about your crush: I think she's interesting...

[risingwinter]

Why did no one warn me when I went back to rewatch BB5 for the fifth time and first time as an adult that Talia's character arc was about breaking out of her cult conditioning and Susan was coded like an ex-cult survivor and they got together and Talia was definitely going to be a bigger part of the story if something meta probably didn't happen. I am seething. I need a happy ending for these two more than I need to breathe. (Also more angst but ignore that)

[aenslem]

Susan Ivanova & Talia Winters BABYLON 5 (1993–1998)

[captian-raffi]

I’m curating an exhibit that celebrates the powerful connection between sci-fi, fantasy, and LGBTQIA2+ identity formation &

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