Interview: John Copeland, producer for Babylon 5
After a little bit of Dragon*Con recap discussion, Tim, Summer and Jeffrey have an engaging and entertaining talk with B5 producer John Copeland.
Babylon Podcast #31: Chrysalis (Season 1)
Tim and Summer focus this entire show on the Season 1 finale, “Chrysalis”. Given the many depths in this episode, that much time and more is needed.
Dragon*Con
I’m in Atlanta this weekend for Dragon*Con, and I met a few Babylon 5 regulars Friday. I introduced myself to Julie Caitlin-Brown, who is just as funny and feisty in person as she is on the phone, and to Stephen Furst, who eventually did remember what I was talking about. Mira Furlan was ethereal and […]
Babylon Podcast #30: Listener Feedback
Jeff’s amusement at how we warm up pre-taping leads to the throwing open of the live feed doors. So the question now goes out to the fans: do you want to listen to us live, as we record the shows?
Babylon Podcast #29: The Quality of Mercy (Season 1)
Tim and Summer’s episode discussion this week is about “The Quality of Mercy”.
Babylon Podcast #28: Babylon Squared (Season 1)
Tim and Summer’s episode discussion this week is about “Babylon Squared”.
Babylon Podcast #27: A Voice in the Wilderness (Season 1)
Tim and Summer dive deep into episode discussion again with “A Voice in the Wilderness” parts 1 and 2.
Babylon Podcast #26: Interview with Steve “Snackman” Thorpe
Tim, Summer and Jeff explore the wheels behind the wheels, the true secret success that really kept Babylon 5 running: the food.
Steve “Snackman” Thorpe drops by to tell us all about the food that kept production going.
When you’re hungry, you’re hungry.
Babylon Podcast #25: Eyes / Legacies (Season 1)
Tim and Summer dive deep into episode discussion again with “Eyes” and “Legacies”.
Metal Armour Stilettos on B5
Thomas in Flagstaff emails us with heads-up about a post he came across today at BoingBoing.net: Metal armour stiletto heels from Babylon 5 by Sword & Stone They were crafted by Tony Swatton, and Sword & Stone can produce replicas for fans to purchase (6-10 week turnaround, $3000-5000 cost). Also, anyone heading to Comic-Con next […]
