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Here's a breakdown of the potential characters that was posted a few days earlier on another discussion board...it's organized according to likelihood of each person's participation in the storyline: The Absolute Indispensibles: John Sheridan: A no-brainer. President of the Interstellar...

I agree with you about all of that -- the recompositing, the "Super35" aspect-ratio versatility, and everything else related -- and I certainly won't be the dissenting voice of objection if Flinn does get the job (hell, he certainly earned something after pulling five years' duty on the series)...

While I'm thinking on this a bit more, it got me to wondering about which -- if any -- crew from the television series might be carrying over to the feature. Christopher Franke is a virtually certain lock to land the composing gig, we might perhaps see the production and costume designers...

More or less what Chris Carter went through during the "development" of The X-Files film (and is likely going through again, right now) from what I recall reading -- he ended up receiving "final cut" on the flick...although he certainly possesses (or possessed) substantially more comparative...

IGN\'s S5 Review... ...More jollies from our good buddy "Sergio Non," cultivating his blasé, Hipper-Than-Thou, Dude-About-Town persona: IGN's Review He's scaled it back slightly from the last time, but still sounds Too Cool For School thither and yon. A taste: His final scoring of the...

To answer your question, an excerpt from Mark Bourne's review over at DVD Journal.com:

Also, simply look at JMS's later use of Robert Foxworth on Jeremiah for a solid example of water-under-the-bridge professionalism...it's a reasonable guess that at this point, Claudia somehow returning to the role wouldn't be entirely out of the cards, simply going by recent evidence.

Ooooo...me likey this. Ed Wasser on the commentary track? I think this is a great choice, indeed. :D ;)

Re: Reconstuction Of Fallen Stars It's quite interesting, because originally -- according to his story-arc notes for the series -- JMS intended the Earth Civil War storyline to carry over three or four episodes into season five; the fourth season was intended to conclude with the episode...

Well, this isn't exactly Star Trek. One of the reasons that there's never really been a "canon war" among B5 fans is precisely because there's this acceptance out there that, if JMS approves of a story as being an "official" component of the universe, then it is. :) And I think that having his...

Here's his latest (as of this evening):

Re: No Michael O\'Hare on the S1 DVD extras? And I sure hope that those PTEN promos will be included in the set...they're as much a piece of B5 history as the episodes themselves. On other fronts, I am dancing with glee that the E! behind-the-scenes documentary is going to be in there...

Right on, and to date, we've only received snippets and bits of information from the war: the flashbacks from Matheson's POV in Crusade; the short story written by J. Gregory Keyes (The Nautilus Coil), set about midway through the war; and finally, the information that JMS allowed Mr. Keyes to...

Here's some new info from JMS, concerning the interview features, and also the projected release dates for Seasons 2 and 3: </font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /> Subject: Re: DVD Flash! From: Jms at B5 Date: 08/13/2002 12:46 AM Forum: Usenet...

Re: b5 books \"shadow within\" and \"to dream...\" </font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /> First of all, it is not necessary to read "The Shadow Within" before the technomage books but it might enhance the story a bit. I read it after the first technomage book and...

It's official...11/5/02 is the "street" date for Season One, here in Region 1, direct from The Digital Bits. So now we know.

You gotta love that scowl of his on there, though...

Here it is, at The Digital Bits: What do y'all think...??

Re: No \"Rangers,\" But New \"Quantum Leap\" at Sci-Fi?? Well, it looks as if some things may have changed now, with the upcoming Tremors series on Sci-Fi... Remember how I groused that they should at least attempt to cast either Michael Gross or Fred Ward in the series? Well...

Re: B5 Comic\'s There were approximately eleven issues in the monthly series that DC Comics published during 1994-95, the first issue being written by JMS himself, and the later story-arcs being supervised by him. For instance...since you haven't read them yet, I'll bet you'll be surprised to...