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Posted by Myrl on August 30, 1999 at 00:35:05 Many of guys and gals have been emphaticaly against seeing John and Aeryn get together. Many of you have compared the show to X-files in the way that the Mulder and Scully relationship is some what better, and that they should be aiming towards that... How are they better? Why should they? Why? Why? Why? The only reason why Mulder and Scully haven't 'shipped up is because the people who run the show are too big o' pussys to see if it worked. So they just think that it'll be better to just hint and giggle their way through six years of eps. Farcape has and will always be different in space. The two characters in question (John & Aeryn) see each other 24/7. The situations have already been peaked beyond what Mulder and Scully have. It is inevitable that they will get together quicker than they would. GOOD! Why not? Has it been done before? YES! People always give examples of how the leads getting together in other shows have made the shows bomb. What about the shows that didn't? One of the greatest sci-fi series did with force. B5. The John & Dellen thing was believable from the beginning and the show never faultered or failed during the remainder of the series. The two characters were still the same characters and the plots never decreased in value. The only difference was at the end of each show they would go and sleep in the same bed. Am I ranting? Have I lost have of you already? Maybe. For the ones who are completely confused and utterly frustrated at what I'm writing because you either think I'm wrong or never seen an episode of B5 ever in your life, get up. Go to the bathroom. Close the door and take a shit... why? Just do it! I can't stand your mangy eyes looking at the words I mucked out because you don't deserve to because I"M THE ALMIGHTY GOD OF PENISES AND YOU ARE THE DEVIL! get that???
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