Think about Babylon 5. Think about how the concept must have initially read:

"A story about a space station and the problems the station and it's crew encounter. Brought to you by a former writer for 'The Real Ghostbusters' and 'She Ra: Princess Of Power', featuring music by a guy who used to be in Tangerine Dream and starring a cast of people who would be lucky to be cast in in Roger Corman 'films'."

Actually, according to Byron Coley, the first Tangerine Dream record is pretty damn mindblowing. But I digress. Now think about how Crusade initially sounds:

"A story about a deadly space-virus and the problems the new space-ship Excalibur and it's crew encounter trying to find a cure. Brought to you by a former writer of 'Murder, She Wrote' and 'Babylon 5', featuring music by some guy with an Asian-sounding name and starring a cast of people who would be lucky to be cast in Roger Corman 'films'."

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Mike Keegan
1.4.1999