I just finished re-watching Babylon 5 for like the tenth time a few months ago. Yes, it is worth watching! A million times yes. Especially right now, because there are some very relevant things ...

Marcus Cole stands between Neroon and his target, Ambassador Delenn, and the human refuses to move, going so far as to challenge the Minbari warrior to a duel to the death.

The Babylon 5 reboot just got something of an encouraging update thanks to a recent social media post from creator J. Michael Straczynski. On X/Twitter, Straczynski responded to a now-deleted post ...

It's finally here! After years away, Babylon 5 has a new film, a new ANIMATED film, and Multiversity Comics is here to review it. Is The Road Home good? Is it bad? Does it live up to the expectations?

Scott D. Pierce: It’s true. Your Salt Lake Tribune TV critic was a zombie on a ‘Babylon 5′ spinoff. Unfortunately, a new, animated ‘B5′ movie is pretty underwhelming.

The animated movie Babylon 5: The Road Home gives fans the handsomest version of the beloved franchise and a nostalgic story that celebrates the classic characters.