From: ala_dir_diver@yahoo.com   
      
   "Jan"  wrote in message   
   news:hvgefi02a1q@drn.newsguy.com...   
   > In article   
   > ,   
   > KoshN says...   
   >>   
   >>On Jun 5, 2:35=A0am, Al 2048  wrote:   
   >>>   
   >>> Eventually Jerry gives an ultimatum that if Michael is back then he's   
   >>> out I presume for season 2. I'm glad O'Hare left and we got to keep   
   >>> Garibaldi.   
      
   >>   
   >>If true, it's strange that after 14 years of following Babylon 5, that   
   >>the above post is the first time that I've ever heard of that kind of   
   >>behavior being attributed to any of the B5 cast or crew.   
   >   
   > As my mother used to say, "Consider the source."  C'mon...Jerry Doyle   
   > 'gave an   
   > ultimatum' and the production company caved in to his demands?  I believe   
   > that   
      
   Since we know how JMS enjoys ultimatums, I'm pretty sure that had Doyle made   
   one, we'd find Garibaldi killed off in short order.   
   Yeah, the producers can send notes and give direction (as we had with the   
   pilot character in season 2). Of course they were paying.   
   While my experience with show business is solely as a viewer, it seems that   
   once you respond to ultimatums from one actor, you'll pretty much never   
   stop.   
      
   > about as much as when the same Jerry Doyle claimed to have been 'sent out'   
   > to   
   > look for financing for a new B5 series.  Yeah, right...an actor instead of   
   > Doug   
   > Netter.  And can we forget how the same Jerry Doyle threatened to sue for   
   > breach   
   > of contract when his segment of the Lost Tales was dropped even though he   
   > was   
   > the first to admit that he didn't *have* a contract?   
      
   I'd not heard that...wow......   
      
   Dennis   
      
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