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The classic Babylon 5 podcast -The Babylon Podcast, with Tim, Summer and the occasional Vorlon, have put out several new episodes of late. For example #299: Celebrating 20 Years of "Babylon 5" Appreciation is a great nostalgia feast for those of us who have listened from the beginning. But they...

I am a bit late on this, of course, but are slowly watching my way through Medusas B5 videos. It is great fun! And I am impressed by how perceptive she is with a lot of things.

Sounds interesting.

Judging from Pats homepage you can still pay to see them. Of course it can not beat the real live thing, but perhaps fun as well.

I'm right there with you. Intrigued, yes, but also puzzled and somewhat annoyed.

Yes, the script books gave me a nasty burn as the Swedish customs added almost a third of the price in custom fees. One book per season sounds like a good way to do it and sounds a lot better than it does at the moment, I agree.

I thought I had read his Lucifer's Hammer as well, a long while ago, but it turns out it was Arthur C Clarke's Hammer of God. Also an ok book.

Sounds like the description indeed :) Oh B5Events! I just found out about them looking at Pats homepage. Sounds like something that would be fun to watch.

Great Scott Batman! :oops: That sounds like something I'd love to read. But it sounds like it will be expensive, both the books in them selves and the shipping.

Have anyone read the updated 2020's version of Pats book? Her homepage writes that ... " In this revised and expanded edition, she adds a chapter on the 20th and 25th B5 reunions as well as her newest business venture, Quest Retreats." I've only read the original one. But it is a gem and my...

Do we know where this project is at, regarding the number of books it will be?

I did, and figured it was time someone answered ;)

Yes indeed. I like his Ringworld.

We watched the original for the first time last year. That was surprisingly fun, and it was a lot better than I thought it would be.

I just got a note that my copy of 12 Months have arrived at the bookstore. That means that I have to speed up me re-read. :)

The archaeology in B5 is better represented, and more well thought through, than in many other series *cough*StarTrek*cough*Stargate*cough* The throw-back to 19th Century more or less loot-collecting i Babylon 5 it, to my mind, also one of the things JMS have gotten right. This is what probably...

Sorry to hear that. :(

I am very glad that I earlier this year managed to get my hands on the last one of the episode CD's. And now I have to listen to all of them. In order of course

It was indeed. Some friends and I had a system of mailing VHS-tapes back and forth across the country so everyone got a chance to see all episodes.

I think it was the UK ones we got here. I still got The Gathering VHS though. That original version seems hard to find these days. So I'm keeping that one :)