Baz Greenland has written several published works and for numerous websites. He lives in Cardiff, United Kingdom.

• Table of ContentsIntroduction1. The Legacy of Babylon 52. Science Fiction Story Arcs3. The Development of Babylon 54. Babylon Prime5. A Chat with Peter Jurasik (Part 1)6. From Star Trek to Babylon 5 … and Back to Star Trek Again7. Making “The Lord of the Rings in space” a Reality8. The Great Publicity Machine9. JMS’s Character Trapdoors10. The Diversity That Almost Was11. A Chat with Marshall Teague12. Season One: A Master Class in ­World-Building13. Season Two: The Changing of the Guard14. Season Three: Tearing Up the Television Rule Book15. Season Four: The Race to the Finish Line16. Season Five: Epilogues and Opportunities17. A Chat with Patricia Tallman18. The TNT Movies: Looking Back Before Moving On19. The Crusade to Save Earth—and Babylon 520. To Live and Die in Starlight21. The Lost Tales and What Could Have Been22. The Memory of Shadows: The ­Big-Screen Babylon 5s That Never Were23. A Chat with Peter Jurasik (Part 2)24. The Canonization of Novels25. The Babylon 5 Community26. Objects in Motion and the Possibilities to ComeChapter NotesBibliographyIndex

“This book from Baz Greenland promises to be a love letter to the series I was so fortunate to be a part of. Babylon 5 was a wild and wonderful ride; full of friendships, drama, lots of laughter, confusion, astonishing performances, network nightmares, and a lifelong indelible association with a world both looking forward and over the shoulder. One of the biggest gifts from Babylon 5 is the creative endeavors it has sparked, like this book. If you want more insights into what it took to create and produce this groundbreaking show, you'll devour this book. Thank you to Baz, and to all the fans that have loved Babylon 5 and been so embracing to all of us from the show.”—Patricia Tallman, actress, stunt performer and studio executive

Baz Greenland has written several published works and for numerous websites. He lives in Cardiff, United Kingdom.

• Table of ContentsIntroduction1. The Legacy of Babylon 52. Science Fiction Story Arcs3. The Development of Babylon 54. Babylon Prime5. A Chat with Peter Jurasik (Part 1)6. From Star Trek to Babylon 5 … and Back to Star Trek Again7. Making “The Lord of the Rings in space” a Reality8. The Great Publicity Machine9. JMS’s Character Trapdoors10. The Diversity That Almost Was11. A Chat with Marshall Teague12. Season One: A Master Class in ­World-Building13. Season Two: The Changing of the Guard14. Season Three: Tearing Up the Television Rule Book15. Season Four: The Race to the Finish Line16. Season Five: Epilogues and Opportunities17. A Chat with Patricia Tallman18. The TNT Movies: Looking Back Before Moving On19. The Crusade to Save Earth—and Babylon 520. To Live and Die in Starlight21. The Lost Tales and What Could Have Been22. The Memory of Shadows: The ­Big-Screen Babylon 5s That Never Were23. A Chat with Peter Jurasik (Part 2)24. The Canonization of Novels25. The Babylon 5 Community26. Objects in Motion and the Possibilities to ComeChapter NotesBibliographyIndex

“This book from Baz Greenland promises to be a love letter to the series I was so fortunate to be a part of. Babylon 5 was a wild and wonderful ride; full of friendships, drama, lots of laughter, confusion, astonishing performances, network nightmares, and a lifelong indelible association with a world both looking forward and over the shoulder. One of the biggest gifts from Babylon 5 is the creative endeavors it has sparked, like this book. If you want more insights into what it took to create and produce this groundbreaking show, you'll devour this book. Thank you to Baz, and to all the fans that have loved Babylon 5 and been so embracing to all of us from the show.”—Patricia Tallman, actress, stunt performer and studio executive

Baz Greenland has written several published works and for numerous websites. He lives in Cardiff, United Kingdom.

• Table of ContentsIntroduction1. The Legacy of Babylon 52. Science Fiction Story Arcs3. The Development of Babylon 54. Babylon Prime5. A Chat with Peter Jurasik (Part 1)6. From Star Trek to Babylon 5 … and Back to Star Trek Again7. Making “The Lord of the Rings in space” a Reality8. The Great Publicity Machine9. JMS’s Character Trapdoors10. The Diversity That Almost Was11. A Chat with Marshall Teague12. Season One: A Master Class in ­World-Building13. Season Two: The Changing of the Guard14. Season Three: Tearing Up the Television Rule Book15. Season Four: The Race to the Finish Line16. Season Five: Epilogues and Opportunities17. A Chat with Patricia Tallman18. The TNT Movies: Looking Back Before Moving On19. The Crusade to Save Earth—and Babylon 520. To Live and Die in Starlight21. The Lost Tales and What Could Have Been22. The Memory of Shadows: The ­Big-Screen Babylon 5s That Never Were23. A Chat with Peter Jurasik (Part 2)24. The Canonization of Novels25. The Babylon 5 Community26. Objects in Motion and the Possibilities to ComeChapter NotesBibliographyIndex

“This book from Baz Greenland promises to be a love letter to the series I was so fortunate to be a part of. Babylon 5 was a wild and wonderful ride; full of friendships, drama, lots of laughter, confusion, astonishing performances, network nightmares, and a lifelong indelible association with a world both looking forward and over the shoulder. One of the biggest gifts from Babylon 5 is the creative endeavors it has sparked, like this book. If you want more insights into what it took to create and produce this groundbreaking show, you'll devour this book. Thank you to Baz, and to all the fans that have loved Babylon 5 and been so embracing to all of us from the show.”—Patricia Tallman, actress, stunt performer and studio executive