Forget your clean-cut Starfleet. Babylon 5 was gritty, dark, and actually planned its entire damn five-year arc from the jump. The CGI was clunky, sure, but it was *there*, pushing boundaries alongside incredible practical models. This wasn't just a sci-fi show; it was a political thriller, a space opera, and a human drama all rolled into one, with characters that felt lived-in and scarred. Heavy stuff for a syndicated afternoon slot.
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