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I've seen both screenings at SDCC. None of the new voices are jarringly different.

With thanks to Patricia Tallman, this excellent news that Mira Furlan's autobiography "Love Me More Than Anything In the World" is now available in ebook format...

(alsoo posted at JMSnews) Very quick non-spoiler reation to The Road Home. It. Is. AMAZING! The best way I can put it is that it does feel like coming home. There's humor you'll recognize, touching moments and a true Annoyance of Zathrii. More probably after I get home but I really very much...

You're right, it's just inside the door. And currently wearing a long, flowing purple wig! Well, that should warn them, all right!!

Ha, no, those are the only two, and they reside next to my bed. Imagine (or maybe best not) somebody breaking in and having a fat old lady come at them with a sword and pointy stick! :ROFLMAO:

While I don't actually make a point (no pun intended) of collecting B5 weapons, I was just reminded that I've got this item of Dureena Nafeel's weaponry. It was seen in 'A Call to Arms' when she unloaded all those weapons in Customs. It's *very* sharp on one end and quite heavy on the blunt end.

Too lazy to look for specific posts, but here are a couple of posts from JMS regarding the featurette and the multiverse/alternate realities aspect of The Road Home

JMS gets asked about contuniing Crusade all the time. Here's the latest.

There's a great indication that it's an alternate reality, huh? Shades of the Harlan-voiced AI in "Ceremonies of Light and Dark".

Here you go. Bought from John Copeland, it's one of two that were used in the episode.

Word is that the Blu-ray is coming. But it's interesting that the price did go up yesterday.

My collection isn't collectables in the usual meaning. I've got a complete collection of all of the (well, until "The Road Home", at least) scripts, most set-used and none bootleg. Also I've got some extremely cool (to me, at least) props and costumes, including Excalibur from "A Late Delivery...

Since it seems the roadblock is gone, all somebody needs to do is persuade a publisher to get a license and commission JMS and/or other writers to do so. It's a substantial initial investment for a 13-episode 25-year-old show, though.

From JMS (9 AM Pacific = Noon Eastern and 5 PM UK):

Sorry it's been a rough week! We should actually be getting the trailer this coming week. JMS said that the Big Announcement with trailer and info on how & when it'll be available will be made at mid-month. If the SDCC blurb for JMS is accurate, the movie may actually premier there.

It's commonly thought from thins JMS has posted online and in the script books, that the division that did B5 was seen as an upstart department. Which only makes sense when you add in the (at least then) WB culture of pitting their departments *against* each other rather than cooperating with...

Trying to see if I can put the images from THE ROAD HOME here.

Word is (albeit a while back before Certain Exec Changes at WB) is that Big Finish DID try to get the rights to do audio dramas and they were told that no licenses were being granted. Sigh...