@youregoingtoloveme  
Funny thing is, the whole time I was watching G’kar’s scenes I kept thinking his dialogue reminded me of Sheridan more, esp. since G’kar was more of a leader in the various Narn wars than a tactician, so I wonder if they just brought Katsulas in for G’kar’s marquee value.
 
Considering that I remembered more about the cast of Crusade than I do of this movie, and THIS atrocity, this would not shock me overmuch. My Star Trek x B5 x Doctor Who fanfiction where it turns out Dukhat was an evil overlord and Aizen clone is literally a better concept than this. XD

Holy flying shitballs Legend of the Rangers sucked ass. Compared to B5, it was downright awful. Not even an Andreas Katsulas cameo could keep this wretched turd afloat.

I wouldn’t say it was horrible, but it was pretty weak. Maybe it would have gotten on track if it had made it past the pilot. “Crusade” looked bad at the start, and it turned out very good.

@TheAbridgenator  
So it’s very bad then.

@igotnopicks  
That, my friend, is the absolute worst thing to come out of the absolute best thing of the 1990’s. You would think this means it’s passable! You would be incorrect. XD

What the hell is that?

@Ertinax  
I was actually pretty tolerant of it for about the first act or so; I may not have given a shit about the cast but I’m always game for more G’Kar…even if they wrote him like Sheridan for some reason.
 
…And then the Lyta clone started the punch-gun sequence, and I shut the damn thing off. Seriously. What the balls?

I love Babylon 5… I’m an old Fiver…  
But… ugggh. It just doesn’t even sound like it is taking itself seriously, this.