The Babylon Podcast

Deep Geeking: This week's episode is "Divided Loyalties", and even though Tim has been vocal in the past about his displeasure with this episode, he really has a good reason for not being present to voice his reasons live. Source

Deep Geeking: This week's episode is "Confessions and Lamentations", and Summer fesses up that this was the episode that permanently hooked her focus into the Babylon 5 universe. Source

Deep Geeking: This episode revolves around geeking on "Knives". Source

Deep Geeking: This episode revolves around geeking on "In the Shadow of Z'ha'dum", a pivotal second season episode that remains a powerful episode to watch even after all these years. Source

Interview: Tim and Summer chat with SF author Jeanne Cavelos about her contributions to the Babylon 5 universe: the novels "The Shadow Within", and the Passing of the Technomages trilogy. Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Jarsto talk about the entertaining and revealing episode "And Now For A Word", where an ISN news crew is sent to the station to do a routine "36 Hours" report, and end up being caught in the crossfire as Babylon 5 gets caught in the middle of the shooting war between the Narn and the Centauri. Source

Deep Geeking: Tim C. and Summer talk about the entertaining and revealing episode "There All The Honor Lies", wherein Sheridan is lured into being suspected of murdering a Minbari, and many secrets and half-truths are shaken out during the course of investigating what happened. Source

Interview: Tim, Summer and Jeff talk with conceptual artist Tim Earls and the work he did on Babylon 5 for several seasons. Source

Deep Geeking: No Deep Geeking this episode. It's all voicemail, kids! Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer delve into discussion about "Hunter, Prey". In this episode, Sheridan begins to deal directly with Kosh, and the staff begins to wonder more closely about the hints dropped about Vorlon ship technology. Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer delve into discussion about "Acts of Sacrifice". Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer delve into discussion about "All Alone in the Night", which by Tim's definition is the second season's equivalent of "Infection". Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer delve into discussion about "GROPOS", an episode that at first blush seems to be a filler episode, but instead is one that sets up a few threads of unresolved emotional connections to be dealt with later. Source

Interview: Tim, Summer and Jeffrey engage in a delightful chat with Maggie Egan, who was the familiar and comforting face of ISN before and after the Clark Administration ran riot over Earth Gov. Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer move ahead with episode analysis of "The Coming of Shadows", winner of the 1996 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, beating out Apollo 13 and Twelve Monkeys Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer (along with studio guests Brian and the other Tim) move ahead with episode analysis from Season 2 with "A Race Through Dark Places", another Season 2 episode with layers and subexts that aren't fully revealed until later. Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer (along with studio guests Brian and the other Tim) move ahead with episode analysis from Season 2 with "Soul Mates", one of the better episodes of Season 2, rife with intrigue, hidden agendas and sly humor. Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer move ahead with episode analysis from Season 2 with "Spider in the Web", another in the line of setup episodes, where some of the threads reach deep into future seasons, and some threads tap dance away, exiting stage left never to be heard from again. Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer continue episode analysis with "The Long Dark", a slightly uneven show that features a wonderful performance by longtime character actor Dwight Schultz (The A-Team, ST:TNG) Source

This week, Tim, Summer and Jeff continue to present some of the "Best Of" moments from 2006, and boy did we have a lot of highlights (and alcohol) to go through. Yes, we were still drinking. A lot. You have no idea. Source

This week and next week, Tim, Summer and Jeff present some of the "Best Of" moments from 2006, and boy did we have a lot of highlights (and alcohol) to go through. Yes, we were drinking. Source

We present for your entertainment and edification a rather interesting and amusing chat with Robin Atkin Downes, during his and Pat Tallman's meandering search for an Italian restaurant. It's an interactive slice of life in Los Angeles, and words truly cannot describe the experience. Don't worry... we'll get Robin back, later, when he's less distracted. Source

Interview: Tim, Summer and Jeffrey welcome Kim Holly, costume supervisor for the entire series save "The Gathering". Kim's work was pivotal in making the look of the uniforms and costumes match up with the creative visions of JMS and Anne Bruice, as well as making them fit all the cast comfortably and colorfully. Source

Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer continue episode analysis with "A Distant Star", and given that Russ Tamblyn was featured, Tim and Summer ask Jeff what it was like to work with some high profile guest stars over the years in the show. Source

Deep Geeking: It's been a while, but we're getting back into episode discussion! Tim and Summer delve into "The Geometry of Shadows", the first of many WHAM episodes to hit us in Season 2. Source