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The creator of Babylon 5<\/a>, J Michael Straczynski, has tweeted for fans of the space opera series to make their voices heard, in order to get a revival of the show off the ground.<\/p>\n The original series of Babylon 5 ran from 1994 to 1998, although it also spawned multiple spin-off series over the years. It told the story of the human military staff and alien diplomats working together on the titular space station following inter-planetary wars.<\/p>\n A revival has been in development since last year, but following multiple changes in the ownership of its network The CW, the show\u2019s creator Straczynski has suggested that its fate is yet to be determined, and that fans should get behind it to help secure the commission.<\/p>\n He said: \u201cThe fate of the <\/span>#Babylon5<\/span> pilot may be decided end of this month. Though much of <\/span>@TheCW <\/span>was bought by <\/span>@NXSTMediaGroup <\/span>the decision also rests heavily with @WarnerbrosTV<\/span>. If fans want to show their support for B5 & let them know you want this to happen, now is the time <\/span>#B5onCWin23\u2033<\/span><\/p>\n The fate of the #Babylon5<\/a> pilot may be decided end of this month. Though much of @TheCW<\/a> was bought by @NXSTMediaGroup<\/a> the decision also rests heavily with @WarnerbrosTV<\/a>. If fans want to show their support for B5 & let them know you want this to happen, now is the time #B5onCWin23<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/eDbz4sKtf5<\/a><\/p>\u2014 J. Michael Straczynski (@straczynski) September 19, 2022<\/a><\/blockquote>