NEW Babylon 5 Seasons 1 2 3 4 5 & Movies

Guttenberg in New Jersey (United States)

Publish date: September 30, 2015 15:01

Price: 130.00 USD

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Type:
Series
Variety:
TV



Actors: Shannon  Tweed, Sam  Hennings, Colleen Coffey, Doug  Jeffery, Griffin  Drew
Directors: Kelley  Cauthen
Format: Box set, Classical, Color, NTSC
Language: English
Region: Region 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number of discs: 35
Rated: NR (Not  Rated)
Studio: Warner Home Video
DVD Release Date: April 5, 2011

The Babylon 5 pilot movie The  Gathering was originally broadcast in 1993 a full year ahead of the regular  show. A somewhat dull tale of an attempt to assassinate Koch, the Vorlon  ambassador to B5, the feature served to introduce Commander Jeffery  Sinclair (Michael O'Hare) and Security Chief Michael Garibaldi (Jerry Doyle) as  well as familiarize the audience with the unique environment of a five-mile-long  space station in the year 2257. Missing many of the main cast, and suffering  from a leaden pace and mediocre music score, series creator J Michael  Straczynski later improved The Gathering by tightening the cut for a  special edition (the version released on DVD), adding some deleted character  moments and commissioning a new score from series composer Christopher Franke.
Four new TV movies were part of the deal to syndicate Babylon 5. In  the Beginning is a prelude set 10 years before Babylon 5, telling the  story of the Earth-Minbari war. Told retrospectively, many of the mysteries  revealed gradually in the main series are recounted, making the show a  collection of spoilers for newcomers while adding little for established fans.  It is effective to see events only previously talked about, and enjoyable to  have most of the main cast playing younger versions of themselves. River of  Souls is a self-contained adventure featuring a return of the Soul Hunters  from Season One, while Thirdspace offers a spectacular Lovecraftian space  opera which slots into the saga after the end of the Shadow War. A Call to  Arms is the most important of the TV films, laying the ground for the future  TV series Crusade. Set  five years after the Shadow War, it tells the story of a Drahk revenge attack on  Earth. A final showcase for Bruce Boxleitner as Sheridan, the story fits between  fifth-season episodes "Objects at Rest" and "Sleeping in Light." The cliffhanger  ending sets the scene for new starship Excalibur to boldly go on a  five-year mission to explore strange new worlds and find a cure for the Shadow  virus infecting the Earth. --Gary S. Dalkin
Product Description
Michael O'Hare, Jerry Doyle, Bruce  Boxleitner. J. Michael Straczynski launched the epic space-station-bound soap  opera in 1994. Weaving a rich backstory, a wondrous and diverse universe and  incredible season-long story arcs, the residents of the five-mile-long Earth  station survive wars and fascist movements back home and finally become an  independent nation. 110 episodes on 30 DVDs. 1994-98/color/80 hrs., 18  min/NR/widescreen.; Guttenberg, New Jersey, United States; User's other ads


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