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Right-o, there...the Tyrant, the Divided God...call me what you will. "Enemies strengthen you. Allies weaken. I tell you this in the hope that it will help you understand why I act as I do in the full knowledge that great forces accumulate in my Empire with but one wish--the...

Sigh... A great sentiment, vis-à-vis attempting to gain attention through Ain't It Cool News, however... Essentially, what it boils down to is that Harry Knowles is quite a rabid fan of Babylon 5 in all of its incarnations, but with regards to matters relating to the television and other...

Uncomyn Gifts is quite legit. I first ordered from them about five or six years ago (multiple sets of the Micro Machine packs, heh heh), and several times since then. Haven't been disappointed yet. Another place to check out is The Everything B5 Store, located at...

It certainly shows some signs that Sci-Fi are pretty confident enough that a series order might be imminent, before or after the airing. Otherwise, it is less likely that JMS would even be discussing the subject publically (considering his usual tight-lippedness during the past several months)...

Re: Ain\'t It Cool News Has A Review Of B5:Rangers!!!!!! <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Joseph DeMartino: AICN is a fan (or "fanboy" ) run site, and gets a lot of its information from folks who are far from professional writers, but...

Amen to that -- The Simpsons experienced what is probably its finest season to date (or ever) during its 1994-95 run...practically every single episode fired upon every cylinder, with even the small, completely unrelated tangential sub-pieces cooking and simply flying in a fashion we haven't...

Excellent, excellent summing-up posting re: the placements of various characters during the war, there, Joe. It codifies all fandom speculation up to this point into one easy-to-use post. And, you were spot-on concerning the feature film situation and the original series actors, which might...

How about we discuss some of the other content of JMS's post? Re: specifically, what of his comments comparing Legend of the Rangers to In the Beginning? If it is all that it is cracked up to be... One helluva point of comparison, nonetheless. ------------------ [This message has been edited...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by hypatia: And everyone seemed to think that "To Dream in the City of Sorrows" was a great book. So why is it out of print? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Actually, it's because Bantam/Dell's license to publish Babylon 5...

I believe that when (not if) the "Crusade" series is eventually released on video/DVD, Warner Bros. will sequence them roughly according to order-of-continuity, much as was done with the UK video release there...but again, the chronological order is something to think about a bit more closely...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by EarthForceOne: Season 5 Objects at rest I generally disliked season 5 since it really was more of a supplement to the series and did not add anything significant. This episode however was moving. Sheridan's...

I watched an episode of "Black Scorpion" for the first time the other night...ye gods, what utter cheesecake! If this bears some resemblance to what TNT sincerely hoped "Crusade" should metamorphose into, I'm GLAD JMS decided to go down firing. It is extremely gratifying to see SECOND-RUN...

Re: Analysis: Weaving Together the Events of \"War Zone\" and \"Racing the Night\"... Ah. OK, then...guess I missed that. Glad for the uniform non-discrepancies, at least. ------------------

Up until about a year or so ago, you could order it via the Official Fan Club for around $34.95 or thereabouts; I actually ordered mine (circa 1996) through a script company...but I can't retain what the name is, despite just having lately received one of their catalogs. Nota bene: You should...

To steal a quotation from someone on this board (or maybe it is another board; I could be mistaken), and with apologia to Robert Smigel: "TNT is good... ...for me to poop on!!" ------------------ [This message has been edited by Leto II (edited April 30, 2001).]

Analysis: Weaving Together the Events of \"War Zone\" and \"Racing the Night\"... Okay, I know that a LOT of you out there are wondering just how the two separate, distinct "beginnings" to Gideon's mission as presented on "Crusade" could intertwine and co-exist. The answer is: They can, and...

Of the first six Dell novels published, you will definitely want to first read #4, "Clark's Law," by Jim Mortimore--a great piece of writing set between the episodes "Comes the Inquisitor" and the second season finale, "The Fall of Night," in which Sheridan has to make some choices against...

Actually, "A Call to Arms" and "Crusade" take place in 2267, and had the series gone on to its conclusion, it would have ended in 2271. As you can tell--assuming a five-year linear arc for "B5: Legend of the Rangers"--the two series will overlap by about three years. To say the least, this is...

And the other thing to remember vis a vis comparisons with "Star Trek"...the science. In "Trek," the science and technology is all nigh unto magical in nature, with very, very little of it actually based upon real-world science. The Federation's technology has become so godlike in nature that...

Plus, let us all not forget "In the Beginning," one of the singular masterpieces of the "Babylon 5" saga, as well as "Comes the Inquisitor," "Messages From Earth," "No Surrender, No Retreat," the "A Call to Arms" telefilm, and many, many others. As far as choice helmers are concerned, JMS...