Andreas Katsulas

Beyond Trek: Babylon 5 – Earth Station Trek – Episode 188

This week, while we wait for the next season of Lower Decks to begin, we take another sojourn outside of the Star Trek universe! We dock at a huge space station, 2,500,000 tons of spinning metal, all alone in the night. The year is 2258; the name of the place

Babylon 5

The 42cast Episode 196: 5×5

Babylon 5 created a revolution in television in the mid-90’s. Series creator J. Michael Stracynski was told that science fiction would never succeed on television if it wasn’t Star Trek. Yet, the man had a dream and he fulfilled that dream. Conceiving of a series that would last for five

Next On Earth Station One…

Next week, the Earth Station One crew travels back to Neutral Territory as we complete our look at the groundbreaking television series, Babylon 5. It was the dawn of the third age of mankind and the beginning of a new era of television. Join the ESO crew for an in-depth

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