Lyta Alexander

[PMN1]

What happened to her in the end, is it cannon that she is dead?

In the Psi Corps trilogy by J Gregory Keyes, Garibaldi mentions

'Good old Lyta. Good old scary-as-hell-there-at-the-end Lyta. Her death was another thing he owed Bester for. But who was counting?'

[DigiFluid]

Spoilers for season 5 and beyond

Spoiler:

On-screen, the end of her character is that she and G'Kar went to explore together. In canon books, her telepath resistance was funded by Edgar Industries (via Garibaldi) was led directly into the Telepath War in the 2260s.

Her fate is currently unknown. It's been suggested that she was killed, though not confirmed AFAIK.

[chrono trigger]

they should of resolved the telepath storyline on the show

[DigiFluid]

If that storyline were as exciting as Fabio the Telepath's was in Season 5, I'm rather glad they didn't.

Still I wish there were more in the B5 universe; a story about that, better (and resolved) storytelling surrounding Crusade and the Drakh, explanation of Sheridan and Delenn's son and the Keeper trap that Londo set, etc.

[nx01a]

JMS MUST resolve the Telepath War AND the Drakh plague. *sigh* Maybe in the big screen movie... if that ever happens.

[Saquist]

I say let it go because it's not very exciting as the last season showed.

[jds1982]

I believe it's cannon that she got blowed up.

[Redhooks]

explanation of Sheridan and Delenn's son and the Keeper trap that Londo set, etc.

This was resolved in book 3 of the Legions of Fire Trilogy: Out Of The Darkness which is canon in the B5 Universe because JMS wrote the outline for the trilogy.

[maneth]

The teep war could be made exciting. The main problem with the storyline IMO was an exceedingly unsympathetic protagonist, Byron, so it was a bit of a yawn-fest.

I would love to see the look on Bester's face when he looks Garibaldi in the eye and realizes that he's going to kill him.

[nx01a]

I want to see the dead look in Bester's eyes when he first takes the sleepers. It would be priceless if Garibaldi was the one administering them.

[maneth]

Indeed. And I must get my hands on some B5 books...

[Cold Fuzz]

Indeed. And I must get my hands on some B5 books...

I highly recommend the Technomage Trilogy. It's easily some of the best sci-fi books I've ever read. It fills in a lot of background information not just about the Technomages but about the Shadows and Vorlons as well.

[Saquist]

The teep war could be made exciting. The main problem with the storyline IMO was an exceedingly unsympathetic protagonist, Byron, so it was a bit of a yawn-fest.

I would love to see the look on Bester's face when he looks Garibaldi in the eye and realizes that he's going to kill him.

He was HIGHLY unsympathetic.
I didn't care for his methods and his control of his people was hysterically bad.

[nx01a]

And don't get me started on his hair!

[Saquist]

And don't get me started on his hair!

AH!!!
You too huh?