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I think with the Talia conversation there may be a little of checking on how their "weapons" are progressing. Remember they seeded the telepaths after B4 went back 1000 years to be able to fight the Shadows in the current time, so they want to see if their "doomsday weapons" as Lyta later calls...

This incident is brought up in "Eyes."

A lot of resolutions didn't occur until the fifth season though: knowing how Garibaldi will break Bester's block; or how Londo gets a keeper; or the gift that leads Sheridan and Delenn to Centauri Prime; or why Centauri Prime is in ruins; or why the Raiders started attacking again; what the...

I think the way some dialogue was written was keeping the sequels/novels in mind, but the idea of having stories beyond the main show was planned. In some of his earliest notes Joe wrote: Pretty much all those were covered in books except for the Lennier one. The Psi Corps trilogy does skip...

He left the station in 2262. His death was in 2278. He didn't take 16 years to discover himself. My guess is his journey with Lyta ended in about 5 years (there was one short story written by Joe about G'Kar and Lyta on their travels). I believe G'Kar had already been on Centauri Prime for...

She's not playing with them; she's breaking them to free the souls so they can go back into the Minbari whole. There's supposed to be a sound effect of breaking glass there that didn't quite come out.

There is some interesting arc stuff here too I think: we learn about Londo's dream and that Londo and G'Kar will kill each other in 20 years; there's some foreshadowing for season five when G'Kar predicts that the Narns will have their teeth at the Centauri's throat one day; and there's symmetry...

I'm curious, what episode order do these recent UK reruns follow? Is it more or less DVD order or is it shuffled a little bit like the Chronology?

Nothing in the outline says the Shadows win the war against the Vorlons; it just says that hundreds of innocent Vorlons are killed. (A philosophical aside; how many Vorlons are really "innocent"?) After Babylon 5's destruction, the outline states the Vorlons are one of the groups on the chase...

Somewhere along the line he mentioned wanting to bring Takashima back in an episode where she would show up at the station bruised and battered and in a damaged Starfury back from her classified mission on the Rim, but I don't recall him giving many more details.

This particular GN has been in the works since 2001. It was always planned as a graphic novel and as far as we have been told it's going to be the same story he started working on then. In 2004 he said it was about halfway done. In 2006 he said it was just about ready. Later in 2006 he said...

You are right that the episode "Divided Loyalties" was written to give the Talia character an exit. However, according to an interview in Joe Nazzaro's science fiction writing book, jms said the reveal of the alternate personality was only to be about 8 more episodes further down the line...

The numerical contradiction is that Delenn says a "single stone" changes the pattern of the garden, but there are two stones in the garden. The only other clue about the rings I have seen is Joe's post on May 12th 1993: