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Click on the link below to hear one of the funniest things I have EVER heard on Radio. Jerry Doyle can be heard Mon thru Friday Live from KDWN, Las Vegas, 3 to 6 pm EST.

All episodes of Babylon 5 are on the WB now. Hulu had the first two but now all of them are on the WB website.

Jerry Doyle, best known for playing the character of Michael Garibaldi on the Emmy Award-winning TV series Babylon 5, is a conservative radio talk show host on Denver’s 101.5 FM, The Truth. Doyle will discuss and sign his new book Have You Seen My Country Lately?: America’s Wake-Up Call ($26.00 Simon & Schuster), his hard-hitting take on the important issues affecting our country—some straight from today’s headlines, some that haven’t yet seen the light of day—that urges all Americans to take back the things that make our country great. Free numbered tickets for a place in the booksigning line will...

There’s no point in accusing me, because I admit it. I picked up the book because I saw “Garibaldi’s” face on the cover. I can’t imagine you not knowing, but on the diminishingly slight chance you don’t, Jerry Doyle was the sparsely coiffed, hard-bitten security chief with a Daffy Duck fetish on the sci-fi series Babylon 5. And if you haven’t heard of Babylon 5, there’s no hope for you. I have convinced myself that I bought Doyle’s book because he smokes. (Dear Health Zealot: I do not.) Yes, and he wants to be left alone about it. To which...

The sci-fi hit returns when warner home video releases Babylon5: The Lost Tales, an original made-for-video movie on July 31, 2007! Babylon5: The Lost Tales Includes an Inside Look from J. Michael Straczynski into Making the Babylon5 Film BURBANK, CA, April 24, 2007 - Created by J. Michael Straczynski in 1993, Babylon 5 became a Sci-Fi cult fan favorite and a top rated show. Now in 2007, Warner Home Video (WHV) and Warner Bros. Television (WBTV) will take you to 2271 A.D. for Babylon 5: The Lost Tales,a made-for-video movie featuring the original cast including Bruce Boxleitner ("President John Sheridan"),...

Actress Teryl Rothery has been cast in Babylon 5: The Lost Tales, a new direct-to-DVD movie now in production in Vancouver, British Columbia. The film (actually a collection of two one-hour stories) will be released in 2007, picking up some time after the events of the hit 1990s sci-fi television show. Rothery co-starred for seven years on Stargate SG-1 as the beloved Dr. Janet Fraiser. She will play an ISN news reporter in The Lost Tales, according to writer, director, and executive producer J. Michael Straczynski. The Lost Tales is intended to be a multiple-DVD series, with this first 2-hour...

In 2004, television producer Bryce Zabel (The Crow: Stairway to Heaven) and fellow producer J. Michael Straczynski (Babylon 5) had an idea to "reboot" Star Trek—an idea that ultimately never came to fruition, though it caught the attention of Trek fans. Since then, the news has emerged that Mission: Impossible III director J.J. Abrams is developing his own take on Star Trek for a proposed 11th film. And Zabel has chosen to post the 14-page treatment he and Straczynski developed on his own blog so that fans can finally get a look at the Trek that might have been. The...

In these last days, the Bible says it will be a time of mass hybridization and the mixture and corruption of human DNA by fallen angels, also known as "Aliens." The government is and has been, conditioning the existence of aliens through Hollywood, science fiction, cartoons, and other sources. However, they are not telling you the whole truth. These Aliens are not ascended masters, or enlightened ones, or beings from galaxies millions of miles away, nor are they our forefathers or original creators. They are fallen angels who were kicked out of heaven for their rebellion against the headship...

It's our very sad duty to report on the death of Stephen Biggs, who played Doctor Franklin in Babylon 5. He was 43. It's an odd twist of fate, as it's only two months ago that Richard's on-screen father in B5, Paul Winfield, passed away. J. Michael Straczynski broke the news of Richard's death in a post to the moderated B5 newsgroup: "I was awakened today with several phone calls from cast members and Doug [Netter] to pass along the terrible news that this morning, Richard Biggs passed away.

I'm a big fan of Jerry Doyle, both for his conservative stance in Tinseltown, and for his role on Babylon 5. Anyone know what he's up to these days? I was of the understanding that he was starting a radio show, but I don't see it syndicated in Houston yet.

Rusty just had Jerry Doyle a "conservative" actor from Hollywood on. It was an interesting contrast to the whining from Susan "I love Stalin" Sarandon and Tim "Mass Murder by Commies is Great" Robbins. He said that after he ran for Congress in 2000 as a Republican, he was basically blackballed from getting any parts in Hollywood. To paraphrase "after the 2000 election I was about as busy as a deodorant salesman in Paris". I guess we need more actors to step forward about the policy of blackballing conservatives in Hollywood to demonstrate that the shrill whine from the left...