ATTN JMS: B5 movies on Sci-Fi?
Mike Helba
four Babylon 5 TV movies?
Mike Helba
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Pål Are Nordal
>
> Did the Sci-Fi Channel also purchase the broadcast rights to the other
> four Babylon 5 TV movies?
Yes... The original press release mentioned 112 episode + the 4 movies.
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>four Babylon 5 TV movies
As far as I know.
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Mike Helba wrote:
>
> Did the Sci-Fi Channel also purchase the broadcast rights to the other
Yes... The original press release mentioned 112 episode + the 4 movies.
Does anyone know if these will also be shown in widescreen?
Joshua
John
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Also has anyone seen an air date for the movies?
John
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a_b...@bigfoot.com wrote:
> Mike Helba wrote:
> >=20
> > Did the Sci-Fi Channel also purchase the broadcast rights to the
other
> > four Babylon 5 TV movies?
>
> Yes... The original press release mentioned 112 episode + the 4
movies.
>
recently showed as an afternoon movie was actually the first premier
episode or something. But anyway, I thought there were five.
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>
> In article <39C84AE5...@bigfoot.com>,
> a_b...@bigfoot.com wrote:
> >
> > Yes... The original press release mentioned 112 episode + the 4
> > movies.
>
> Four movies? I thought there were five. Unless one of the ones TNT
> recently showed as an afternoon movie was actually the first premier
> episode or something. But anyway, I thought there were five.
They are showing the pilot in two parts, hence 112 episodes.
Maagic
1. The Gathering
2. River of Souls
3. Thirdspace
4. Call to Arms
ambasos...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> In article <39C84AE5...@bigfoot.com>,
> a_b...@bigfoot.com wrote:
> > Mike Helba wrote:
> > >=20
> > > Did the Sci-Fi Channel also purchase the broadcast rights to the
> other
> > > four Babylon 5 TV movies?
> >
> > Yes... The original press release mentioned 112 episode + the 4
> movies.
> >
> Four movies? I thought there were five. Unless one of the ones TNT
> recently showed as an afternoon movie was actually the first premier
> episode or something. But anyway, I thought there were five.
> --Jesse Shearer
> email: ambasos...@hotmail.com
>
> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.
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>
> Nope...
>
> 1. The Gathering
> 2. River of Souls
> 3. Thirdspace
> 4. Call to Arms
In the Beginning?
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> movies.
> >
> Four movies? I thought there were five. Unless one of the ones TNT
> recently showed as an afternoon movie was actually the first premier
> episode or something. But anyway, I thought there were five.
There are four B5 TV movies which were made when the show moved to TNT
In the Beginning
Thirdspace
River of Souls
A Call to Arms
The fifth you are probably thinking of is The Gathering, which is the pilot
episode. A special edition was made of it when the show moved to TNT.
Joshua
David C.
>
> Yes... The original press release mentioned 112 episode + the 4 movies.
>
As far as I know, everything except for episode 0 ("The Gathering") was
filmed in widescreen.
I would assume that SciFi will be showing everything in widescreen,
since they will be showing the episodes in that format.
-- David
David C.
>
> Nope...
>
> 1. The Gathering
> 2. River of Souls
> 3. Thirdspace
> 4. Call to Arms
Nope.
The Gathering is a two-hour pilot episode, not a movie.
The first movie was "In The Beginning".
-- David
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Subject: Re: ATTN JMS: B5 movies on Sci-Fi?
> Nope...
Yep.
> 1. The Gathering
> 2. River of Souls
> 3. Thirdspace
> 4. Call to Arms
1. The Gathering
2. In the Beginning
3. Thirdspace
4. The River of Souls
5. A Call to Arms
However, The Sci-Fi Channel is counting "The Gathering" as two episodes,
hence the 112 episodes and 4 movies. There were 110 episodes and 5 movies.
Mac
Justin Mohareb
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> In article <39C84AE5...@bigfoot.com>,
> a_b...@bigfoot.com wrote:
> > Mike Helba wrote:
> > >=20
> > > Did the Sci-Fi Channel also purchase the broadcast rights to the
> other
> > > four Babylon 5 TV movies?
> >
> movies.
> >
> recently showed as an afternoon movie was actually the first premier
> episode or something. But anyway, I thought there were five.
I was thrown by 112 episodes, till I figured The Gathering must be being
listed as two episodes instead of a film.
JJ Mohareb