I read a review feed on recent additions to some of the on demand services running old TV series after AI restoration, these were old TV programs that were ranked up for current relevance and "modern enough" looks.
One of the ones that ranked up near the top was the old sci-fi series Babylon 5. This chestnut was a sci-fi series that got originally run
out of episode order on a couple of different networks due to regional licensing issues that took place in the historical past.
Tubi has cleaned the stuff up and put the episodes back in proper order and is running it as four full seasons of an on demand feed series.
My my my, it all makes better sense now --- the plot points covered aren't all scrambled up now and the acting seems to be better now as the episodes build on each other logically much better.
The graphic effects are still pretty good and haven't aged so badly at all. Several really big animated models of the space station were built and these were used all through the series so it has a higher class of look and feel for a TV series.
Tubi as a channel is free and Babylon 5 hasn't been shown anywhere in over 10 years now, so it is perhaps worth a lookie see for you to watch it in proper order to find out what you missed out on back when it first ran all disjointed way back in 1993.
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