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They have these things called planes that don't require the ability to drive a car. They still do this in airports today if something looks off.

Uh yeah I got it. And the answer was "doubtful." And that was the reason.

Doubtful. WB has the rights. He can't pick where the show goes.

He does the music on the reality game show, "The Amazing Race."

Joe is still writing them. He said just last month about whether he was still working on the Crusade books: "Yes, I swear, I just need to get over my own still simmering anger over what happened to finish the writing."

I think it ended up giving Babylon 5 more of a sense of realism as it were; since characters actually change positions and come and go.

That's very odd to pick as a first episode, considering all its tie-ins to earlier season one. say what? Improvements were made season-to-season but it's not like they suddenly threw out the season one stuff.

Certainly wasn't my experience. But there are definitely better episodes in season one than "Midnight on the Firing Line." Don't agree with that assessment at all. He's playing a character with massive survivor's guilt and being haunted by his past; watch "And the Sky Full of Stars." My...

^ IIRC, the database got a little glitched awhile back, so that title came from a different thread.

According to the outline, the Babylon 4 trip would have been the beginning of the sequel series, not the end of the Babylon 5 story. Sinclair was there to the end of the sequel as well. On the Anna/Catherine both being explorers thing, I think it more likely Carolyn Sykes -> Catherine Sakai ->...

The outline says the the Warrior Caste was responsible for the station's destruction. But also the outline states that all the races were after them, so perhaps they had all come to Babylon 5 to destroy it. The Narns end up being one of the few allies.

Looks very cool but I am guessing unlicensed? The only dolls that I recall were the ones done by "Exclusive Premiere" around the time of the 5th season. Those were only in 6" and 9" versions.

Yep G'Kar is a major player in book 2. Mariel is the only wife that has a pivotal role in the story. Timov appears in one small scene. I don't think Daggair is even mentioned.

I see from his linkedin account that he was promoted earlier this year. He's still posting on the Microsoft Developer boards so he's alive and well.

"Movements of Fire and Shadow"

He has been a co-host on a web-cast series dealing with kidney disease since 2006 (most recent one just a few weeks ago): http://www.rsnhope.org/kidneytalk-podcast/

I don't know the specific technical details, but I use a PS3 with an HDMI cable and B5 looks fine and sharp on my 50" HDTV (though there are some film flaws, dust etc.)

No secret knowledge. I imagine that Joe has been working so hard on setting up Studio JMS that he probably just put it on the back-burner for awhile. I believe it's a limited series like the B5 scripts were, so once all of them are published they'll stop making them. Since volume 1 is still...

Uh the first one is still available. Nothing has disappeared.

They didn't think Garibaldi was much of a security risk since he's the one who turned Sheridan in.