One of the remastered eps has the entire ending cut as well. Can't remember which one right now.I want to see those as well, as long as they fix the audio timing sync issue that appears in some of the eps.
One of the remastered eps has the entire ending cut as well. Can't remember which one right now.I want to see those as well, as long as they fix the audio timing sync issue that appears in some of the eps.
So basically, fix all the errors.One of the remastered eps has the entire ending cut as well. Can't remember which one right now.
Is the Centauri Trilogy disappointing?
From what I recall, I really enjoyed the Centauri trilogy. I didn't read the other B5 novels, but the Centauri trilogy read like it could've been filmed.
I describe it as a novelization of just the Centauri plotlines of seasons six through twenty.
Sounds a bit like Babylon Five's riff on "What If...?" I can dig it, though it seems to be going rather far afield from basically everything we've seen in the B5 universe to this point.
I wonder whether the Great Machine is involved...
I'm leaning towards it being something that happens after Sheridan didn't die, though it does suggest a downer Quantum Leap ending ("Some of the Minbari believe he'll come back someday, but I never saw him again in my lifetime").Or in a white star that has a quantum space (as seen in The Lost Tales) accident of some kind.
I get that same sense, right down to some characters being recast.Sounds a bit like Babylon Five's riff on "What If...?" I can dig it, though it seems to be going rather far afield from basically everything we've seen in the B5 universe to this point.
If Zathras is involved, then definitely!I wonder whether the Great Machine is involved...
Sounds like it could be pretty good to me. A time travel/alterate reality story like this feels like a nice way to pay tribute to the series in what will probably be the end of this version of the franchise.From The Hollywood Reporter:
Babylon 5: The Road Home will continue the story he started in the 1990s, with the log line stating, “Travel across the galaxy with John Sheridan as he unexpectedly finds himself transported through multiple timelines and alternate realities in a quest to find his way back home. Along the way he reunites with some familiar faces, while discovering cosmic new revelations about the history, purpose, and meaning of the Universe.”This does not fill me with hope or anticipation, but who knows.
[...] Warner Bros. Animation and Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment are plotting a summer release for the new animated feature.
What kind of release? Theatrical (extremely unikely)? Streaming? Physical media?
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