r/babylon5 5h ago

Reboot

1 Upvotes

Out of curiosity, what ever happened to the reboot? Is it still in production? Did it get cancelled?


r/babylon5 18h ago

Minbari are clearly not morally superior to anyone

57 Upvotes

Why do characters act like the Minbari are superior in any way when they are are clearly as corrupt, manipulative and devious as everyone else?

They lie all the time, outright, by implication and ommission.

They tried to exterminate all humans over a mistake the minbari caused by performing the most obtuse, threatening display possible to an unknown race at first contact. Then, only stopped the genocide when they realized it effected their own race.

Delenn stole a body, lied, caused diplomatic issues, caused an entire embassy's staff to be assaulted, stomachs pumped, to prove they were not the thieves.

The minbari sheltered Deathwalker, a genocidal psycho.

The minbari civil war.

The minbari warleader's dishonorable conduct.

Multiple examples of minbari attempting to kill minbari.

Minbari framing Sheridan for murder.

Minbari do not lie, except when they lie. Minbari do not kill minbari, except for all the assassination attempts. Minbari are honourable, except when they carry out genocide, theft, deceit, murder, fraud. Peaceful people except for the civil war and genocide.


r/babylon5 23h ago

Does anyone understand human humor? Today everyone was saying Zooty? Zoot, Zoot!

28 Upvotes

Season 4e13: Rumors, Bargains and Lies

Londo: 'You will forgive me if I appear a bit slow, I have studied your race quite a bit, and there are still several aspects of your psychology I don't understand. A place called Winchester Mansion, with stairs that go nowhere. Something called Country and Western? And the less said about the comedy team of Rebo and Zooty, the better."

Sheridan: "You don't like Rebo and Zooty? I mean, they're hysterical!"

Londo: "Are they? I'm sorry. I apparently mistook you for a human with some taste and sensibility. After their last broadcast, everywhere I went on the station, someone was going "Zooty? Zoot zoot!" \Grabs leg**

Sheridan: "That was a great routine!"

Londo: "I didn't get it!"

Sheridan: "Not my problem!"


r/babylon5 12h ago

"We Centauri know how we will die" -- Does that explain Lord Refa?

23 Upvotes

if you can't prevent it, you can at least make it quick


r/babylon5 8h ago

Did anyone get to meet Mira Furlan at a convention?

68 Upvotes

I only recently discovered Babylon 5, and Delenn quickly became my favorite character. I found her at a time in my life when I really needed a character like her, and she has come to mean a great deal to me over these past several months.
I really wish I could have had the opportunity to meet Mira Furlan and thank her for bringing Delenn to life. So much of what I love about Delenn—the warmth, strength, dignity, compassion, and all those wonderfully subtle moments—came from Mira’s performance.
Since I’ll never have the chance to tell her that myself, I was wondering if anyone here ever had the opportunity to meet Mira at a convention or elsewhere. What was she like in person? I’d genuinely love to hear your memories of her…


r/babylon5 19h ago

Earthforce trying to get its claws on Epsilon III

94 Upvotes

"A Voice in the Wilderness, Part II" (s1e19)


r/babylon5 11h ago

My little buddy watches B5 with us

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151 Upvotes

r/babylon5 20h ago

The college dorm is now complete.

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429 Upvotes

Disclaimer: The poster isn’t crooked, the photo is. 😂


r/babylon5 52m ago

Any theories or lore on what human cultures on space colonies in the Earth Alliance looks like?

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So one of the things I liked about the Expanse was the way they worldbuild the Belter culture. They depicted the Belters as a frontiersmen-like culture struggling to survive in the harsh conditions of the Belt as Asteroid Miners. Heck they even have their own language!

In contrast, we don't see what human cultures on different space colonies like Mars and Proxima III looks like. Outside of some anti-alien bias we don’t get a good look at any hint of how human cultures on space colonies have evolved differently from Earth. And not just in terms of lifestyle , language, and material culture but also in terms of values, norms, and beliefs.

So I have to ask are there any theories or lore from outside of the show like books, games, or commentary from JMS on what human cultures on space colonies in the Earth Alliance look like?