It’s finally officially announced. The first season
of Babylon 5 is coming to DVD this fall.
Check out the two news items on TV Shows On DVD
for the details, including a partial list of extras.

Anonymous Coward writes, A new interview has been put up at B5LR.com with Mackenzie Gray. Mackenzie plays the mysterious Minister Kafta, the lead alien villain in the upcoming Babylon 5 telemovie “The Legend of the Rangers”, which airs on the US SCI FI Channel on January 19 2002. The race he’s from may just make the Shadows look like playground bullies! In the interview, Mackenzie talks about his role, life on set, and what it’s like working with his fellow cast members and JMS. You can read the interview by clicking here.

In this USENET post, The Great Maker announced that the new Babylon 5 movie/series pilot/premiere/whatever-you-wanna-call-it will air on January 2, 2002.

As had been rumored, the first previews of “Babylon 5: Legend of the Rangers” are online at scifi.com. You’ll have to register with them to watch, though. All previews are in RealPlayer format.

Nothing really big and shocking in here, but it’s still, after all this time, refreshing to see someone as influential as JMS actually take the time to discuss things directly with the fans. Now if only, say, Rick Berman did stuff like that… Anyway, attached to this is the latest status report from the “Legend of the Rangers” set.
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The cast for “Legend Of The Rangers” has been announced. The fan favorite that JMS has been promising us is Andreas Katsulas (G’Kar). For the complete rundown, hit Sci-Fi Storm.

Being reported just about everywhere, and confirmed by JMS himself in the newsgroup: The Sci-Fi Channel is producing “Legend of the Rangers,” a 2-hour movie focusing on the Anla-Shok (Rangers to us humans), and it’s likely to be a series pilot as well. Woohoo!
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JMS posted recently that the DVD releases of “In The Beginning” and “The Gathering” will be delayed by a month from previous schedules (I think this pushes ’em back to August). Read on for his very sound reasoning.
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