Jon and Blaine are back! Worf is on trial for the deaths of several Klingon civilians.
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Jon and Blaine are back! Worf is on trial for the deaths of several Klingon civilians.
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Jon and Blaine take a look at Jim Mortimore’s 1995 novel Clark’s Law.
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Trey Hooks returns to help Jon and Blaine discuss a non-military coup right on Babylon 5.
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Jon and Blaine discuss, well, a whole heck of a lot, involving everything from bacon and eggs to hidden Shadow vessels to martial law.
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Jon and Blaine look at a new kind of alien presence on the station.
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Jon and Blaine discuss G’Kar’s drug use and Bester’s involvement.
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Jon and Blaine look at what happens when President Clark sends someone to the station to ensure all things conform to the messages sent from home.
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Jon and Blaine take a look at John Vornholt’s second Babylon 5 tie-in novel, which feels like a direct sequel to season one’s “Parliament of Dreams”.
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Jon and Blaine respond to feedback! There’s a lot of it this time around, so it will be split into multiple feedback episodes.
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Jon and Blaine look at a mystery focused on Brother Edward, who is being tortured by persons unknown. On the one hand, this could be completely random targeting, but on the other hand, he’s played by Brad Dourif.
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