"I guess the Burning Zone has reminded me that science and religious belief don't have to be enemies. I have had that preached at me so many times. I was actually starting to believe it. It’s the same with science fiction. I don't read some authors anymore because, book after book, they only have one and the same thing to say: humanity and the wise use of science will save us all. I can only hear that so many times before I wonder how they can believe that anyone, reading or watching sci-fi, hasn't heard that at least a million-odd times. It’s like I don't get it or something. Wish I could tell them to buy a vowel or something. Okay, already. I 'get' it. I just don't buy it."
-Theresa R. Grate aka Terry aka TerBug

    "Burning Zone provides a creative alternative to the usual late night entertainment. The ‘old’ Burning Zone had warmth, depth, character, and characters that were interesting and caring - very human. The ‘new’ Burning Zone lacks these qualities. It makes me feel nauseous and gives me nightmares."
-Lisa (Downunder)

    "Burning Zone is a show that has touched people throughout the world. Through this show, I have not only meet wonderful people but have bonded with them in a way that would be impossible to put in words."
-Milena Lukic

    "My favorite BZ character is Dr. Kimberly Shiroma, played by Tamlyn Tomita. First of all, I really enjoy Tamlyn's acting. Her tone of speech and expressions really reflects the character background and personality. It’s her acting that makes me really know more about the character. Dr. Shiroma is portrayed as those never-to-give-up kinds. She is intelligent, compassionate and a powerful character in the crisis team. She is also clear and knows what she's doing, even in critical and pressurizing circumstances."
-Jeffrey Chang Chin Loong

    "It is difficult to single out one character from 'The Burning Zone', because the team dynamics (I speak here of the original team) were so dependent on the combination of elements brought by each member. The characters' personalities were completely interlocked and balanced against each other. However, if I had to choose one character, I would say my favorite was Dr. Marcase. His compassion and the depth of his caring for all people was very powerful. It’s so much more than I would have expected from a TV series."
-Marjorie Randall

    "Dr. Edward Marcase has been my favorite character from the first episode. He seems to wear his heart on his sleeve where I wear mine. He's not afraid to buck the system if the system needs bucking. He backs down from nothing and is fearless to the point of being fool-hardy at times, such as in Midnight of the Carrier."
-Karen House