In a recent round of tweets, JMS reponded to cast member PaulGuyet from Babylon5: The Road Home & offered some info/updates on Sense8 and RisingStars. / B5AnimatedMovie JMichaelStraczynski straczynski guido_paparazzi
– in any media possible. And finally, JMS once again addresses the ironic difficulty he faces getting his comic book seriesImage: Netflix, Warner Home Entertainment, Joe's Comics/Image Comics:"And you and all the cast members standing in for our fallen friends did an amazing, respectful, masterful job…thank you," JMS responded to Guyet's original tweet that thanked JMS"for sharing and, you know, creating the whole B5 universe.
And you and all the cast members standing in for our fallen friends did an amazing, respectful, masterful job…thank you.
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