The Babylon project is a dream that's about to be given a new form. A quarter of a century since "Babylon 5"'s groundbreaking and influential five-year arc came to an end, the sci-fi show's creator, J. Michael Straczynski, is returning to the eponymous five-mile-long space station for all-new animated movie "The Road Home."
A contemporary of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", the show originally ran from 1993 to 1998, and told the story of humans and aliens struggling to maintain a delicate peace against a backdrop of civil wars, ominous prophecies, and super-powerful ancient races. The new film will focus on Babylon 5 commanding officer John Sheridan as a mysterious force sends him jumping through time. It will also reunite many of the original cast, including Bruce Boxleitner and Claudia Christian.
