Babylon 5 reboot appeal by J. Michael Straczynski #Babylon5 @straczynski
J. Michael Straczynski, creator of the sci-fi series Babylon 5 in the late 1990s, has put out an appeal for a reboot to be picked up by the US network The CW.
The fate of the #Babylon5 pilot may be decided end of this month. Though much of
@TheCW was bought by @NXSTMediaGroup the decision also rests heavily with
@WarnerbrosTV . If fans want to show their support for B5 & let them know you want this to happen, now is the time #B5onCWin23
While there is a project with the remaining cast hinted by Straczynski, the reboot would be a reimagining with a new cast, similar to Battlestar Galactica.
If you’re interested in helping get the show picked up, see the thread on Twitter.
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