J. Micheal Strazincsky (spelling) won't let it happen. he has control of the IP and as such is actively blocking such attempts.Oh come on. Can we have a Babylon 5 reboot instead?
J. Micheal Strazincsky (spelling) won't let it happen. he has control of the IP and as such is actively blocking such attempts.Oh come on. Can we have a Babylon 5 reboot instead?
While it saddens me to know that B5 won't be rendered in high quality productions it makes me happy to know that a cheap rip off also won't happen.
Comcast's upcoming NBCUniversal streaming service, Peacock
Baltar's house in Lions Bay, B.C.Reading this makes me want .
J. Micheal Strazincsky (spelling) won't let it happen. he has control of the IP and as such is actively blocking such attempts.Oh come on. Can we have a Babylon 5 reboot instead?
While it saddens me to know that B5 won't be rendered in high quality productions it makes me happy to know that a cheap rip off also won't happen.
You misspelled "The Sopranos".Battlestar Galactica, which arguably launched the current era of plot arc-heavy, short-season dramas that now defines prestige TV, is coming back. Again.
Baltar's house in Lions Bay, B.C.Reading this makes me want .![]()
Nobody:
NBC: Let's reboot BSG.
I would much rather see a soft reboot of Firefly, different characters but the same style and universe.
Oh come on. Can we have a Babylon 5 reboot instead?
So how long before they're rebooting shows that haven't even ended yet?
J. Micheal Strazincsky (spelling) won't let it happen. he has control of the IP and as such is actively blocking such attempts.Oh come on. Can we have a Babylon 5 reboot instead?
While it saddens me to know that B5 won't be rendered in high quality productions it makes me happy to know that a cheap rip off also won't happen.
I thought he was open to the idea with a new cast but it would require significant funding for him to sign off on it. Last I heard, his ideal was a series of movies though I'm not sure how he'd fit the narrative of the TV into a much more compressed for the theater time. I won't say that that is impossible as he has proven to be remarkably adaptive in terms of scheduling and scripting but much of the soul of Babylon 5 is in the B and C plots of an episode. Focusing on the A plots I feel would make the such a remake feel generic.
Any chance of returning to the world of Babylon 5?
I would be very open to that. If the SYFY channel or CW want to revive that one as a series or try to get a feature going, I'd be more than happy to do that.
The problem is that Babylon 5, like Time Trax, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, and a couple other series that were launched on the PTEN network back in the '90s, were not part of the usual Warner Bros. structure. Those who normally look after the process of development were not directly involved in it as much as they'd like to have been. Therefore, when that network went down, certain individuals at Warner [Bros.] decided those shows don't exist. And that's why you don't see Time Trax or Kung Fu in syndication.
It took an act of god to get Babylon 5 onto Amazon and other places. And they made it clear we had no plans to do anything with Babylon 5, ever.
Who made it clear? Who is "they?"
I could say the name, but if I do, I'd get in trouble... I hear constantly from people saying that there's interest in seeing more of the show. It's just that there's a dragon in front of the gate who eventually either has to retire or pass away.
Comcast: terrible
Sam Esmail: awesome
Smoosh the two. The show will be average.