Don't watch BBT, didn't laugh once through the first ep and that was it. The fact that one of its main characters favors DS9 -- which in all likelihood was derived from JMS' ideas -- over a layered epic like B5 sounds perfectly in line with the intelligence level I've seen from BBT. Or it could just be the writers giving their character a unique, moronic voice -- can't say for sure. To be fair, I enjoyed DS9 -- but it's not fit to polish B5's shoes.

Geek blackface indeed. Double digit IQs impersonating geeks? Not so funny.

... and it has been, masterfully. But would you consider a re-imagining of B5 under any circumstances? Just as most of us felt uncomfortable with replacing the actors who originally played Kirk and Spock, I cannot easily imagine anyone else playing G'Kar and the other roles whose actors we've lost. But would the actors themselves have wanted the story to go on, potentially catch fire with a larger audience as Star Trek seems to have done? Imagine B5 produced as an HBO series, with the production quality of Game of Thrones. Or a series of films produced in partnership with the Wachowskis. Have to believe all those who've gone before would want something that amazing to happen, if it were in the cards. Your work deserves that production value, and so does the memory of those who labored on B5's original incarnation.

... where you're actually open to reading a stranger's spec screenplay and providing potentially life-changing feedback? The predictable answer would of course be no.