8 thoughts on “Michael O’Hare (Commander Jeffrey Sinclair): Gone past the Outer Rim.”
It’s down right freakin depressing it is. Theoretically at least he went peacefully. He had a heart attack sunday, lapsed into a coma and just never woke up. Richard Biggs, Dr Franklin…who died of a bolt out of the blue heart disease he never knew he had had a scene in the first episode of season 2 “the body is an amazing thing. It can heal itself or it can just one day decide that life is too painful to go on living and won’t heal no matter how hard you try.”
Babylon 5 was the first show where I developed my roleplaying style when it came to space combat. It was an influence to my imagination just as much as Jules Verne was to my eating habits. (Yeah, I have an unabridged copy of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea with the squid woodcarving…I don’t like squid anymore after that.)
The Triluminary has lost its glow.
It’s down right freakin depressing it is. Theoretically at least he went peacefully. He had a heart attack sunday, lapsed into a coma and just never woke up. Richard Biggs, Dr Franklin…who died of a bolt out of the blue heart disease he never knew he had had a scene in the first episode of season 2 “the body is an amazing thing. It can heal itself or it can just one day decide that life is too painful to go on living and won’t heal no matter how hard you try.”
No!
He was a great actor and we are diminished with this loss.
Damn, that’s wayyy to young for a good man to go!
Goddamnit. DX
yeah and I JUST the other day finished rewatching the entire series from beginning to end..
Babylon 5 was the first show where I developed my roleplaying style when it came to space combat. It was an influence to my imagination just as much as Jules Verne was to my eating habits. (Yeah, I have an unabridged copy of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea with the squid woodcarving…I don’t like squid anymore after that.)
Entil’zha Veni!
Sonofabitch. Missed this. Will miss him. May he sleep in the light.