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I think that's my biggest disappointment with the reality of making the tv show: with Claudia Christian leaving the show, we never got to have Ivanova, afraid of love escaping her once again after Marcus's death, jump at the chance to be with Byron only to eventually call in Bester, one of her...

Well, I can't say I enjoyed this week's new episode. It was honestly kind of boring to me.

Ok, here's a new thought I had during my shower just now. A variation on JJ's thesis: maybe the astronaut that shot and killed the doctor was River, who did absorb the regeneration energy, but not child astronaut River. We know the suit was a life support unit, maybe adult River got injured in...

I think the Doctor put up with Mels at first the way he did out of respect to Amy and Rory for her being their friend. If the two of them hadn't been closely connected, I don't think he would have been as accomidating. So far, the explanation for River being "human plus time lord" is that she...

I actually think it's great that the episode barely had anything to do with Hitler. It's far more about the theme, born out of that question we purveyers of science ficiton have encountered before, if we had time travel, would we try to change the future by going back in time and killing people...

There was a good bit of death humor in the episode. "You will be fine for 22 minutes; you will die in 23." (Or whatever the specific numbers were.) Or the antibodies: "You will experience a tingling sensation and then death." One thing I thought was provoking was the new information we...

Well, "Let's Kill Hitler" is fun.

jms tries to stay away from sources of story ideas from fans as doing so can prevent him from writing any particular story if it's proven he's seen them particularly suggest it. "Passing Through Gethsemane" is the big example of this, as that episode almost didn't get to be since someone posted...

Just for the sake of having it here too. Link: Jan posting on jmsnews.com a Facebook post from jms I'm not even sure I understand jms's description of a reboot then. It would be a similar story set around a station named Babylon 5 but with none of the original B5 show's characters? I would...

In my email today from jms: "Rebooted"? Hmm....

It seems to me like a lot of what would've made up the story of Babylon Prime already got folded into Babylon 5; I don't know what out of it would be able to be used for a new series now.

At Comic-Con in San Diego this weekend, there was a lot of new Legend of Korra stuff, including an hour long panel talking about the show. During the panel, they premiered a trailer for the show. There are several versions on the net now. The official release is a bit messed up. Though it...

There's definitely an ominous sound to what jms said.

Given how fans reacted to WB demanding recasting of the characters in exchange for funding the proposed Memory of Shadows film, I doubt that a reboot of the series would go over well.

Episodes of Buffy The Vampire Slayer aren't stand-alone, and yet Buffy is currently rerun on three channels that I can think of (Logo, Oxygen, and TeenNick), and the Buffy spinoff Angel is on a fourth (TNT).

For some reason, I get a Page Not Found error when I click on your link. I thought maybe you had just made a word or punctuation error in the address, so I Googled and nope, the address you've got written is correct. I can access the page through the Google search, but for some reason your...

Cool.

If I remember correctly, jms had a particular personal investigatory interest in Jack The Ripper, so that's probably why he specifically was used for the story.

I don't think I've ever seen anyone who disliked this episode.

Anna became warped though as a result of being made into a CPU for one of the Shadow ships; it makes more sense for her to be vastly different before and after. Morden didn't exactly have a before and after experience like that, unless I'm not remembering the book well enough.