Hobsonphile

I did meet him once, but it would have been awful in any case. And he was just 43. Great Maker.

He was a sweet, genuinely friendly man. He appreciated his fans and remembered you if you saw him again.

I still remember getting all the B5 people to sign my daytimer and asked his then-fiancee Suzanne to sign it too. She was so excited.

I know what you mean. I also don't know anything aside from his character, though.

The only thing I can think of is a ficathon centered on his character - since now we'll never see any more of it in canon.

I never met Richard Biggs in person, but my father did, more or less accidentally at a German Sci-Fi fair. Knowing how much I enjoyed B5, my dad got in line for the autograph queue and brought home one of those shiny promo pics with Richard Biggs' signature on it and all the best wishes for a girl who wasn't even present.

Silver letters on a phothograph. My full real name in a strange, very precise, very nice looking handwriting.

It is scary how an actor's death can touch us. Except for what is conveyed and preserved in their work, we don't really get to know them. And yet, we somehow feel that we do.