On February 10, 2026, in the United States, Tubi users inform that Babylon 5 (1993-1998) and other WBtv (Warner Bros./Discovery Global) progrmaming (i.e. Third Watch, The F.B.I., Nikita, Alcatraz, Jericho (1966), Daktari, Spencer for Hire, The Lying Game, Famous in Love, Hostages, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, The Tomorrow People (2013), Scarecrow and Mrs. King, Privileged, Better with You, Dallas (2012), Cupcake Wars, Four Weddings, Moonlight, Ravenswood, Hellcats, Human Target (2010), Invasion (2005), La Femme Nikita, Man v. Food, Fastlane, Eleventh Hour (2008), American Chopper, Gypsy Sisters, Toddlers & Tiaras, Containment) are leaving the Tubi service.

This came as a result to numerous Babylon 5 fans, which will be destined the show will be hard to find, as Netflix and Paramount was in a bidding war for the assets of Warner Bros. Discovery. The only ways everybody can see the show and among other shows from the library of WBtv is from Sling TV, Amazon Prime Video, The Roku Channel, Plex and many others, who was destined to continue watching the show where Tubi had left off. Movies from the WBtv service had also left Tubi (i.e. Message in a Bottle, Dreamcatcher, Conspiracy Theory, Sphere (1998)), because they were too left bound by these licensing deals.

Other WBTV and Discovery Global programming was unaffected by these licensing changes. Many TV shows from other companies, like Sony Pictures was also unaffected. Movies are also affected, but this too came with these replacements. To replace it, Tubi will fill the void with several new content to be added on Tubi on February 10, 2026, most notably the controversial film Caught in the Net (2020), as well as several new television shows from the older catalog. Many other programming coming soon to the Tubi streaming service will not be affected by these licensing changes. We need that fans to keep the show and all of the others alive on the Tubi streaming service.

Babylon 5 is a memorable science fiction TV series airing from 1993 to 1998, first on PTEN, then TNT. The show received critical acclaim for its groundbreaking visual effects, namely the use of CGI in a television series. The show later spawned a spin-off, Crusade (1999).

Please let us know if Tubi wants to get this show and these others back with a new licensing deal with Warner Bros. and Discovery Global. Let us question if Babylon 5 had ever came back to the Tubi streaming service, with a new agreement.