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According to scifi.com, tonight's B5 episode is #103, Midnight on the Firing Line. It was interesting that SciFi started this cycle with the Gathering, shown in two parts on Monday and Tuesday. Do you suppose they'll put all the TV movies in their proper chronological order this time around...

I'm happy the man got a paycheck. Life can be difficult for actors.

Well, if Rangers is a "go," you may be right. However, in the unfortunate event that Rangers is not picked up, it would be nice to see these familiar faces. First of all, not everyone watching Jeremiah will have also seen B5LR. Second, since actors always need work, I think JMS will share the...

There has been talk, now and again, of these unaired scripts and various short stories being collected and published. That would be nice. As of this moment, though, there hasn't been much talk...

Re: \'Objects at Rest\' observation Yes, you're right. I thought the same thing. But it does also make sense to remember that Delenn & Sheridan also had a lot on their minds at the time...

<blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr> I thought it was quite admirable to go ahead and film something that the creators knew might flop in this day when TV has no more chutzpah. I want Santa to give me one for Christmas, actually... <hr></blockquote> Chutzpah? I thought...

Re: They\'re at it again He probably has it tattooed on the inside of his eyelids -- to say nothing of owning it on CD, DVD, and having it printed on the wall paper in his bathroom!

We've already seen one Ranger manifest himself on Jeremiah. Given that JMS is running (or "did run" or "ran," depending on SciFi) both shows, and that the main characters in both shows have the same age range -- do you think we'll see much more cast cross over?

It's a shame various cable companies have decided to market their products that way. Yes, Alex, I did see you; and thanks so much for posting here so quickly! Please keep us up to date. I'm very much looking forward to learning more about your character! Overall, I thought the show was...

Oh, Fudge... ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by taichidave: First off, "Lyta and the Blips" sounds like a bad 80's band. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Has Rhino Records released the "greatest hits" CD yet? ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael...

Myriam, Good luck out on Long Island! I hope you have a lot of fun. Maybe you'll be able to shoehorn a hockey game into your schedule, the Islanders look good this season... Any chance you can give us a report on the goings-on after the convention? ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?"...

In today's New York Post, Linda Stasi gives the pilot 2.5 stars. She said that, aside from the significant display of breasts, it was pretty good. ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

It's embarrassing to admit, but no matter how many times I see this episode, it creates a very serious emotional reaction within me. I know what's coming, I know it's only a TV show, yet... Of course, there's a hundred or so previous episodes that take us to this point; and we can't forget...

Jeremiah commercials are also on the radio. I've heard them on several major NYC radio stations. ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi

Thanks to Lyta, the Blip (human rogue telepath) underground knows that they were invented by the Vorlons to do a job. That job is now over, and they have no home and no one to care for them. The Blips respond, at least to some extent, by striking out against the rest of the galaxy. The Drakh...

Well, if you're new to all this, there are several sites you should visit to learn more. Besides this one, I would suggest the Lurker's Guide to Babylon Five. You can find it here: Lurker's Guide. At that site, you'll find a ton of data on every episode of Babylon 5, Crusade, and more...

Personally, I think it's all relative. For example, how many times have we seen on TV some poor fellow have a heart attack? Medical entities invariably arrive; rip the poor man's shirt and undershirt to shreds; and try to shock his heart back into a regular rhythm with those electric paddle...

Well, we've all seen the pilot, discussed our critiques, written the sponsors & SciFi, and cursed the scheduling snafu. Some people have since lost hope in seeing a new series, and perhaps they're right. However, I'd rather send out positive vibrations, good karma, etc., and hope for 5 seasons...

I guess the ones we saw the most of on TV still stand out as my favorites: Elric, Galen, and Alwyn. ------------------ "What's up, Drakh?" Michael Garibaldi