Speculation: Time changes us all, in many ways. So given how busy JMS is writing many things other than new stories for the new Babylon 5, it isn’t likely he’ll want to or be able to do all the writing himself. So naturally, Tim posits the questions about writers and writers rooms, and we run amok from there.
B5 on The CW: Updates from JMS
JMS posted an update on the status of the new Babylon 5 series being developed for The CW.
Babylon Podcast #291: The Once and Future Space Opera
Discussion: Tim and Summer just can’t help themselves. We indulge in some wildly unfounded speculation on the announcements about the new Babylon 5 series, plus ask a few questions out loud about what we could be watching on The CW someday.
A Reimagined “Babylon 5” Series is coming to The CW
The news from Hollywood trades and social media that excited Babylon 5 fans: Warner Bros has approved more Babylon 5 for us, from the Creator himself.
Streaming News: “Babylon 5” Coming to HBO Max
Babylon 5 returns, this time to a streaming platform near you!
A “Babylon 5” Meme for 2020
Since making “How’s It Going” memes are all the fun on Twitter for 2020, we’re just seeing how long we can keep the funny going at this point!
Schedule Change: “Babylon 5” Leaving Comet
Comet TV has begun it’s final airing of Babylon 5 this time around.
Schedule Change: “Babylon 5” on Comet TV
Comet TV has added a few shows to its lineup, changing the air time for Babylon 5.
Starting April 6, 2020, the new lineup runs Monday through Friday
Babylon Podcast #290: Feedbackapalooza Farewell
Thank you, everyone, for allowing our love of Babylon 5 to help fuel your own love for the show, and we are grateful that our efforts to explore a show we love also provided entertainment and enjoyment for you. Your voices and support over the years have meant a lot to us, and that you still want to hear us keep talking about everything B5, and not just Day of the Dead, warms our hearts.
Babylon Podcast #289: Interview with Jane Killick
Interview: Tim and Summer chat with author Jane Killick, whose Babylon 5 Season Guides are a vital resource for any fan of the show.
