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| | DVD Verdict Review - Babylon 5: The Complete Second Season |
 | | Of course, Babylon 5 was on the ball when it could turn Trek plots on their heads, like in "Confessions and Lamentations," where a fatal disease (yet another AIDS metaphor) does not get cured by the clever doctor at the end, or "Knives," where the usual alien possession plot seems rather more ambiguous. |
 | | There are two featurettes: "Building Babylon," detailing how episodes were planned out, designed, filmed, and then sent to post-production for the special effects, and "Shadows and Dreams," in which JMS and cronies talk about their two Hugo awards. |
 | | Babylon 5 has always been less about what the future might really be like than how we choose the future we desire. |
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