Who decides

[Greg Cox]

^ Not a Babylon 5 fan, are you Greg?

Babylon 5 is the exception to the rule.

Alas, it seems to have given people the impression that most serialized comics, tv shows, etcetera are all plotted out to the nth degree--and that there's a big book in a vault somewhere that contain every character bio and plot twist for the next ten years . . . .

Whereas it's usually more like: "We've got a TOS slot opening up next year. You got any ideas?"

 

[Christopher]

^Not sure, but I think David cgc was paraphrasing a line from B5, and was saying that you must not have recognized it as such.

 

[David cgc]

^ Got it in one, Mr. Garibaldi.

Okay, I'll stop now.

 

[Greg Cox]

^Not sure, but I think David cgc was paraphrasing a line from B5, and was saying that you must not have recognized it as such.

That's entirely possible . . ..

I've watched great chunks of B-5, but I don't claim to know it backwards and forward.

 

[xortex]

So Jaime Costas is in control of Star Trek, he, and she's on maternity leave? Well if she had a baby, she can do anything. Does she know anything about Star Trek? I would think she would have to be a Talosian to keep it all straight and half Klingon as well.

 

[Greg Cox]

So Jaime Costas is in control of Star Trek, he, and she's on maternity leave? Well if she had a baby, she can do anything. Does she know anything about Star Trek? I would think she would have to be a Talosian to keep it all straight and half Klingon as well.

Jaime never came back from maternity leave. She's been out of the STAR TREK racket for awhile now . . . .

 

[xortex]

Unfortunately I'm old enough not to believe anything anymore, so you know my next question. Ed Shlesinger seems like a treky. Who is or are the submission people or person?