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  • RIP Doug Netter

    From John Copeland's FB page:



    Originally posted by John Copeland

    I have some sad news to share with all of you Babylon 5 fans out there. Doug Netter, our fearless leader and executive producer of B5 has passed away and gone beyond the Rim. Doug lived a long an full life and was a driving force behind the series. It was thanks to Doug's tireless efforts that ensured that B5 got a fifth season, even though it meant moving to TNT. He didn't have much give up in him. He was a terrific cheerleader for those who worked with him and he a never afraid to learn new things. It was in large part to his enthusiasm that B5 even made it to the screen.

    Here's a photo of Joe, Doug and myself celebrating our first Hugo win.
    According to IMDB he was 95.
    Last edited by Jan; 05-10-2017, 07:51 AM.
    "As empathy spreads, civilization spreads. As empathy contracts, civilization contracts...as we're seeing now.

  • #2
    Another one gone, feeling sad.
    Jan from Denmark

    My blog :

    http://www.babylonlurker.dk

    "Our thoughts form the Universe - they *always* matter"

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    • #3
      JMS's plea to the universe was not heard unfortunately... it is really sad to see how many cast and crew members B5 lost during the last years...
      "Ahh...Beautiful. I will miss this. When it is gone." Kosh Naranek - 26 February, 2258.

      https://babylon5.xyz

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      • #4
        RIP. He lived a long life.. unlike so many others from B5, so it's not so bad news.
        My posts are my own opinion and do not represent JMSNews.com's opinions or views. As it's written under my handle I'm "just a fan".

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        • #5
          RIP Doug, and thank you for everything you've done. You will be missed.

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          • #6
            It is my understanding that Doug Netter was instrumental in getting B5 sold. So my thanks to him and my condolences to his family. RIP.

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            • #7
              I must admit that 95 is a good long life. He is definitely one of those people I would have loved to have a conversation with about the show. R.I.P.
              Susan Ivanova, "I'll be in the car."

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              • #8
                Rest in peace. I enjoyed your science fiction and I'll always remember you as President Santiago.

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                • #9
                  Thank You Doug for your tireless work on Babylon 5. It was very much appreciated by all. You will definitely be missed.

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                  • #10
                    Another post from John Copeland:

                    Originally posted by John Copeland

                    Many of you asked for me to let you know about a memorial or life celebration for Doug Netter. There are no plans for any. Doug was a very private person and the family decided that was the best way to honor him.

                    I suggest you enjoy the memories you may have and lift a glass in his honor. And if it is a vodka martini with at least three olives, Doug will be smiling.
                    "As empathy spreads, civilization spreads. As empathy contracts, civilization contracts...as we're seeing now.

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