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B5 Babylon 5 (UK) Episode Guide B5
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B5 -=> SEASON 2 <=- B5
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B5 Guide Date : November 1996 B5
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B5 Compiled By : Edwin Yau B5
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CONTENTS (* = additions/changes)
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* [1] README
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[2] SEASON 2 CREDITS
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[3] EPISODE GUIDE
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[3.1] NARRATIONS
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[3.2] SEASON 2
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[4] U.K. AIR DATES & RATINGS
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[5] SEASON 2 UK EDITS
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[6] AND FINALLY...
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[1] README
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Welcome to the Babylon 5 (UK) episode guide! Don't be put off by the fact
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that it has a UK bias though as most of the information (i.e. the actual
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episode guide part and list of edits) is relevant to whatever country you
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are in!
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This guide is actually a portion of a much larger guide which I have split
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up due to the growing size of the guide. To download other seasons look
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for the following files:-
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b5uk_s1.txt season 1 guide
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b5uk_s2.txt season 2 guide
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b5uk_s3.txt season 3 guide
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b5uk_s4.txt season 4 guide
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b5uk_s5.txt season 5 guide
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This guide is Copyright (C) November 1996 by Edwin Yau. It may be
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redistributed freely in its complete form, but may not be reproduced in
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any form whatsoever if any monies is to be made from it. No attempt has
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been made to supersede any rights held by Warner Bros. TV, Babylonian
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Productions Inc., Channel 4 TV, TNT, PTEN or any other copyright holders.
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[2] SEASON 2 CREDITS
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STARRING:
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Bruce Boxleitner as Captain John Sheridan
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Claudia Christian as (Lt.) Commander Susan Ivanova
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Jerry Doyle as Security Chief Michael Garibaldi
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Mira Furlan as Ambassador Delenn
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Richard Biggs as Dr. Stephen Franklin
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Andrea Thompson as Psi Corps Telepath Talia Winters
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Stephen Furst as Vir Cotto
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Bill Mumy as Lennier
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Mary Kay Adams as Na'Toth
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Robert Rusler as Warren Keffer
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Andreas Katsulas as Ambassador G'Kar
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Peter Jurasik as Ambassador Londo Mollari
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CREATED BY..............: J. Michael Straczynski
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PRODUCED BY.............: John Copeland
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CO-PRODUCER.............: Richard Compton
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EXECUTIVE PRODUCER......: Douglas Netter
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J. Michael Straczynski
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ASSOCIATE PRODUCER......: George Johnsen
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CONCEPTUAL CONSULTANT...: Harlan Ellison
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STORY EDITOR............: Lawrence G. DiTillio
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MUSIC BY................: Christopher Franke
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MUSIC PERFORMED BY......: Christopher Franke and
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The Berlin Symphonic Film Orchestra
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CASTING BY..............: Mary Jo Slater, C.S.A.
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Steve Brooksbank, C.S.A.
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VISUAL EFFECTS BY.......: Ron Thornton
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PRODUCTION DESIGNER.....: John Iacovelli
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DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY.: John C. Flinn III
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COSTUME DESIGNER........: Ann Brucie
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[3] EPISODE GUIDE
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[3.1] OPENING AND CLOSING NARRATIONS
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All narrations are opening unless otherwise stated.
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SEASON 2 NARRATION
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"The Babylon Project was our last, best, hope for peace. A self
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contained world five miles long, located in neutral territory. A
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place of commerce and diplomacy for a quarter of a million humans
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and aliens. A shining beacon in space, all alone in the night. It
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was the dawn of the third age of mankind, the year The Great War
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came upon us all. This is the story of the last of the Babylon
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stations. The year is 2259. The name of the place is Babylon 5."
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- Captain John Sheridan
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SEASON 2 FINALE CLOSING NARRATION
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"It was the end of the Earth year 2259 and the war was upon us. As
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anticipated, a few days after the Earth-Centauri treaty was
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announced the Centauri widened their war to include many of the Non-
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Aligned Worlds.
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"And there was another war brewing closer to home. A personal one
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whose cost would be higher than any of us could imagine...
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"We came to this place because Babylon 5 was our last, best hope for
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peace. By the end of 2259 we knew that it had failed. But in so
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doing it became something greater. As the war expanded it became
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our last, best hope for victory. Because sometimes peace is another
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word for surrender, and because secrets has a way of getting out."
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- Commander Susan Ivanova,
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"The Fall of Night"
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[3.2] SEASON 2 - THE COMING OF SHADOWS
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B01) "Points of Departure"
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Directed by: Janet Greek
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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SHERIDAN: "The president feels the Minbari had too much influence over an
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Earth Outpost. Times change."
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HEDRONN: "And the day that a man such as yourself is given such a position
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of this importance is a dark day indeed. We lost many of our
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best warriors because of you... and we do not soon forget such
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things. If there is a doom upon this station it's because you
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brought it here."
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Captain John Sheridan arrives on B5 to assume a command he isn't entirely
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sure about. To complicate matters the Minbari do not agree with the
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appointment of a man known to them as 'The Starkiller'. Sheridan also has
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to deal with a renegade Minbari warship, the Trigati, which has been
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sighted in the area, and when a Minbari is captured whilst attempting to
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assassinate Delenn, the Trigati appears and threatens B5. Commander
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Sinclair reaches an important destiny and the secret of his missing 24
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hours at the Battle of the Line is revealed.
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Richard Grove as Kalain
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Robin Sachs as Hedronn
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Robert Foxworth as General William Hague
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Jennifer Anglin as Deeron
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Jonathan Chapman as Ambassador #1
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Joshua Cox as Tech #1
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Kim Delgado as Dome Tech #3
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Rus Fega as Merchant #1
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Bennet Guillory as Merchant #2
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Catherine Hader as Young Woman
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Mark Hendrickson as Ambassador #2
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Kristopher Logan as Ambassador #3
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Michael McKenzie as Vastor
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Debra Sharkey as Tech #2
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Brian Starcher as Other Pilot
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Kim Strauss as Ensign
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Thomas Valinote as Security Guard #2
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Greg Wrangler as Security Guard #1
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B02) "Revelations"
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Directed by: Jim Johnston
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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LONDO [laughs]: "Why don't you eliminate the entire Narn homeworld while
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you're at it?"
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MORDEN: "One thing at a time, Ambassador... One thing at a time."
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Londo continues to plot his rise to power with the aid of Morden. G'Kar
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arrives back on B5 with news of a powerful and terrible new enemy.
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Sheridan deals with the loss of his wife with a little help from his
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sister, and Delenn finally emerges from her chrysalis looking very
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different. Garibaldi is finally revived from his coma and, with some help
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from Talia Winters, confronts the traitor who shot him, but this only
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brings up some more sinister news.
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Beverly Leech as Elizabeth Sheridan
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Macaulay Bruton as Garibaldi's Aide
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Beth Toussaint as Anna Sheridan
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David L. Crowley as Lou Welch
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Mark Hendrickson as Narn Captain
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James Kiriyama-Lem as Med Tech
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Gary McGurk as President Clark
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Michael McKenzie as Narn Navigator
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Warren Tabata as Guard
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Ed Wasser as Morden
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B03) "The Geometry of Shadows"
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Directed by: Mike Laurence Vejar
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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ELRIC: "As I look at you, Ambassador Mollari, I see a great hand reaching
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out of the stars. The hand is your hand. And I hear sounds - the
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sounds of billions of people calling your name."
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LONDO: "My followers?"
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ELRIC: "Your victims."
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Ivanova starts training in the finer points in being a diplomatic officer
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and is promoted to commander. Her first test is to deal with the Drazi,
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who have split into two groups and are fighting it out to find which group
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will rule the other. Over 100 powerful Technomages, who use magic-like
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science, arrive on the station and Londo makes a mistake by trying all
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means to seek an audience with them. Garibaldi, still recovering from his
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wounds and the fact that he was betrayed by his own second-in-command,
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considers his future.
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Michael Ansara as Elric
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William Forward as Refa
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David L. Crowley as Lou Welch
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Kim Strauss as Green Drazi
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Jonathan Chapman as Green Drazi #2
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Neil Bradley as Purple Drazi
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Joshua Cox as Tech #1
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Edward Conery as Devereaux
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Warren Tabata as Guard
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B04) "A Distant Star"
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Directed by: Jim Johnston
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Written by.: D.C. Fontana
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IVANOVA: "All my life I've fought against Imperialism. Now, suddenly I am
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the expanding Russian frontier!"
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FRANKLIN: "But with very nice borders."
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Sheridan's first commanding officer, Captain Maynard, shows up on B5 and
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questions his former subordinate about being tied to a desk as opposed to
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being out in space travelling the stars. When Maynard's ship is trapped
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in hyperspace the B5 crew must find a way to rescue the ship... and they
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discover that something may be living in hyperspace. Dr. Franklin puts
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Sheridan, Ivanova and Garibaldi on a strict diet which they are finding
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hard to keep to. Meanwhile the Minbari are unsure of the Delenn's new
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appearance.
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Russ Tamblyn as Captain Jack Maynard
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Daniel Beer as Patrick
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Art Kimbro as Ray Galus
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Miguel A. Nunez, Jr.
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as Orwell
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Patty Toy as Ogilvie
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Joshua Cox as Tech
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Kim Delgado as Comm Tech
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Sandey Grinn as Teronn
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B05) "The Long Dark"
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Directed by: Mario DiLeo
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Written by.: Scott Frost
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MARKAB AMBASSADOR: "She has bought something evil from the past - a
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soldier of darkness."
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A ship over 100 years old floating towards B5 is bought onboard and found
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to contain a cryogenically-frozen young lady and her murdered husband.
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Reviving the lady, Dr. Franklin develops a relationship with her.
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Meanwhile Garibaldi arrests a lurker who can sense a coming doom. When an
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alien is killed on B5, the death is discovered to be similar to the death
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of the lady's husband and she becomes a suspect. The death also leads to
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some dark news about an alien entity and Garibaldi sets out to stop it.
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Anne-Marie Johnson as Mariah Cirrus
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Dwight Schultz as Amis
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Jennifer Anglin as Alien #1
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Neil Bradley as Alien #2
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James Kiriyama-Lem as Medlab Tech
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Kim Strauss as Markab Ambassador
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Warren Tabata as Guard
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B06) "Spider in the Web"
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Directed by: Kevin G. Cremin
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Written by.: Lawrence G. DiTillio
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SHERIDAN: "For the past 6 years there have been rumours about a rouge
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agency operating deep inside Earth Gov. A dirty tricks squad
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dealing in black projects and star-chambered justice. It took
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me over 3 years just to get a name - Bureau 13. And the man who
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gave me that name died soon after..."
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As preliminary negotiations between Isogi, the Future Corp representative,
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and the Provisional Mars government representative ends successfully,
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Isogi is murdered. But what seems like an assassination by the Free Mars
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movement turns out to be something much deadlier, and a shaken Talia finds
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that she is the murderer's next target! However the murderer is not all
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he seems and as the crew investigate, things get deeper and deeper... the
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killer is supposed to be dead and someone else is pulling the strings!
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Michael Beck as Abel Horn
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Adrienne Barbeau as Amanda Carter
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James Shigeta as Taro Isogi
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Jeff Conaway as Zack Allan
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Jessica Walters as Senator Elise Voudreau
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Annie Grindlay as Thirteen/Psi Cop
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Joshua Cox as Tech #1
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B07) "A Race Through Dark Places"
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Directed by: Jim Johnston
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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TALIA: "Then what am I?"
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RICK: "The future..."
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Psi Cop Bester returns to B5 and enlists Talis's help with a mission - to
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investigate the underground railroad of unregistered telepaths that are
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being smuggled through B5. But when they are attacked she ends up being
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kidnapped much to Garibaldi's distress. Delenn asks Sheridan to help her
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understand humans better which culminates with a night out on B5.
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Meanwhile both Ivanova and Sheridan finds themselves locked out of their
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quarters for not paying extra rent!
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Apesanahkwat as Telepath #1
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Brian Cousins as Rick
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Diane Dilascio as Telepath #2
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Gianin Loffler as Lurker
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Walter Koenig as Bester
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Eddie Allen as Man
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Kathryn Cressida as Bartender
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Judy Levitt as Psi Cop
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Christopher Michael as Shooter
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William Allen Young as Jason Ironheart
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B08) "Soul Mates"
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Directed by: John C. Flinn, III
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Written by.: Peter David
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GARIBALDI: "I'll be keeping an eye on you."
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STONER: "Use both eyes. You'll need them."
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Stoner, a man who has left Psi-Corp and is Talia's ex-husband, has come to
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B5. He offers Talia a way out of the organisation. Garibaldi, believing
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that Stoner has other motives in mind, and concerned for Talia, keeps a
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close eye on him. Londo's 3 wives come aboard B5 to find out that he
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plans to divorce all but one wife. He ends up poisoned, but is it one of
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his wives' doing? Delenn has problems of her own since her transformation
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and Ivanova agrees to help her out.
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Keith Szarabajka as Matthew Stoner
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Lois Nettleson as Daggair
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Blair Valk as Mariel
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David L. Crowley as Lou Welch
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Carel Struycken as Trader
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Jane Carr as Timov
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Brian Michael McGuire
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as Man
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B09) "The Coming of Shadows"
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Directed by: Janet Greek
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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G'KAR: "Our hope for peace is over. We are now at war... We are now at
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war."
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The aging Centauri Emperor arrives on B5, something which G'Kar feels
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strongly against. He decides that assassination is the only option, but
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things do not go according to plan and he is in for a few revelations and
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surprises. While G'Kar ends up offering the hand of friendship, Londo
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makes a decision which can only mean no turning back from the path he has
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chosen. Garibaldi arrests a man who has been following him, but he turns
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out to have an important message for him from an old friend...
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Fredric Lehne as Ranger
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Malachi Throne as Centauri Prime Minister
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Jeff Conaway as Zack Allan
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William Forward as Refa
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Turhan Bey as Centauri Emperor
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Michael O'Hare as Ambassador Jeffrey Sinclair
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Neil Bradley as Kha'Mak
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Ardwight Chamberlain
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as Kosh
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Jonathan Chapman as Narn Pilot #2
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Bryan Michael McGuire
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as Customs Guard #1
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Kim Strauss as Narn Pilot #1
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B10) "GROPOS"
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Directed by: Jim Johnston
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Written by.: Lawrence G. DiTillio
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SHERIDAN: "Killing is part of a soldier's job. We can't deny it, we can
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only live with it and hope the reasons for doing it are
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justified."
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The station is overrun by 25,000 Earth Alliance Marines, better known as
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GROPOS (GROund POunderS). Commanded by General Richard Franklin (Dr.
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Franklin's father), the marines are using B5 as a staging area before
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going off to battle. While Sheridan and General Franklin work on a
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strategy for the dangerous battle ahead, the marines are disrupting life
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on B5 for the crew, ambassadors and other residents. Meanwhile Ivanova
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gives Dr. Franklin some advice on getting on with his father.
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Paul Winfield as General Richard Franklin
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David L. Crowley as Lou Welch
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Ryan Cutrona as Sgt. Major Plug
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Ken Foree as P.F.C. Large
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Morgan Hunter as Pvt. Kleist
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Marie Marshall as P.F.C. Dodger
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Art Chudabala as Pvt. Yang
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Joshua Cox as Tech #1
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Maggie Egan as ISN Reporter
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Elisa Beth Garver as Tech #2
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Mowava Pryor as Tonia Wallace
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B11) "All Alone in the Night"
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Directed by: Mario DiLeo
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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DELENN: "Very soon now I will be going into darkness and fire. I do not
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know if I am fated to walk out again."
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While Ivanova deals with a surprise visit from General Hague, Sheridan
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goes on a mission, but is captured by aliens. While the crew try to
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rescue him, he ends up having to fight his way out to freedom. It is also
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discovered that his appointment to B5 is not all it seems. Delenn,
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summoned to her homeworld, appears before the Grey Council only to be
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rebuked because of her new appearance and the path she has chosen to take.
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With the appointment of her successor she realises that things have taken
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more ominous directions.
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Nick Corri as Lt. Ramirez
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Marshall Teague as Narn
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Robin Sachs as Hedronn
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John Vickery as Neroon
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Robert Foxworth as General Hague
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Ardwight Chamberlain
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as Kosh
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Joshua Cox as Tech #1
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B12) "Acts of Sacrifice"
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Directed by: Jim Johnston
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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NARN: "Tell the others... We attack in 6 hours... And when we finish
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there must not be one Centauri alive left on this station!"
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Tension is escalating rapidly on B5 between the Narns and the Centauri
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thanks to the recent murder of over 5,000 Narn civilians, and fights
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between the two races break out on B5. G'Kar, trying to get help from the
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other races, finds that he must fight his own people in the battle for
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peace. Sheridan discovers that he can only help the Narns by unofficial
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means, and Ivanova must negotiate with the Lumati, a very strange new
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race, in the hope that they will side with the Earth Alliance in this
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conflict.
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Paul Williams as Taq
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Christopher Darga as Narn #1
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Glenn Morshower as Franke
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Jeff Conaway as Zack Allan
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Ian Abecrombie as Correlilmurzon
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Paul Ainsley as Centauri #1
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Jennifer Anglin as Narn Second
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Joshua Cox as Tech #1
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Kathryn Cressida as Bartender
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Sandey Grinn as Narn Captain
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David Sage as Centauri Merchant
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B13) "Hunter, Prey"
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Directed by: Menachem Binetski
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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KOSH: "I will teach you."
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SHERIDAN: "About yourself?"
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KOSH: "About you. Until you are ready."
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SHERIDAN: "For what?"
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KOSH: "To fight legends."
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B5 receives a fugitive alert from EarthForce - the crew must assist Agent
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Cranston in tracking down Dr. Jacobs, President Clark's former physician,
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who has enough information to bring down the Earth Alliance. Sheridan
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receives a message that would indicate that the doctor is not a traitor,
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and it would be in Earth's interest to get the doctor off the station
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before Cranston locates him. The mystery of the Vorlons deepens as
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Sheridan has a very strange meeting with Ambassador Kosh.
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Bernie Casey as Derek Cranston
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Jeff Conaway as Zack Allan
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Wanda De Jesus as Sarah
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Tony Steedman as Dr. Everett Jacobs
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Richard Moll as Max
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Joshua Cox as Tech #1
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Ardwight Chamberlain
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as Kosh
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Bryan Michael McGuire
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as Guard #2
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Damon C. Reiser as Lurker
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Debby Shiveley as Aide
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Robert Silver as Merchant
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B14) "There All The Honor Lies"
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Directed by: Mike Laurence Vejar
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Written by.: Peter David
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SHERIDAN: "Why would I, out of the blue, attack your man."
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ASHAN: "He was not a man though, was he? He was Minbari... Starkiller."
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While chasing a thief, Sheridan is attacked by a Minbari warrior who he
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kills in self defense, but when another Minbari witnesses the fight and
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claims that Sheridan attacked and killed the Minbari without provocation,
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Sheridan's career and command comes into jeopardy. Ivanova is assigned to
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keep an eye on Earth Alliance's new idea to raise funds for B5 by
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merchandising it, which causes some surprises and upsets. Vir has his own
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problems when he finds out that he is to be replaced as Londo's attache to
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the station.
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Julie Caitlin Brown as Guinevere Corey
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Jeff Conaway as Zack Allan
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Sean Gregory Sullivan
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as Ashan
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Neil Bradley as Minbari #3
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Ardwight Chamberlain
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as Kosh
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Jonathan Chapman as Minbari #2
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Vincent Duvall as Centauri Envoy
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Eliott Harold as Human Customer
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Mark Hendrickson as Human/Alien Customer
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Ossie Mair as Store Owner
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Michael McKenzie as Alien Customer
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B15) "And Now For a Word"
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Directed by: Mario DiLeo
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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CYNTHIA: "Do you think attacks of this nature put everyone onboard
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Babylon 5 in unnecessary jeopardy?"
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G'KAR: "We are already in far greater jeopardy than you can possibly
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imagine."
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Presented as a fictional newscast (complete with commercials), ISN does a
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special "Thirty-Six Hours on Babylon 5" feature. Whilst there, they catch
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the eruption of an armed space conflict between the Narns and Centauri.
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ISN interviews Londo and G'Kar on the war between the two races and also
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talks to the senior crew of B5 and Delenn, getting them to reveal their
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personal thoughts. While Sheridan is forced to send out fighters to
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protect B5, many people back on Earth are concerned about B5's
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effectiveness.
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Kim Zimmer as Cynthia Torqueman
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Christopher Curry as Ronald Quantrell
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Granville Ames as Psi Cop
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John Christian Graas
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as Johnny
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Leslie Wing as Mother
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Joshua Cox as Tech #1
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Jose Rey as Dock Worker
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B16) "In the Shadow of Z'ha'dum"
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Directed by: David J. Eagle
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Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
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SHERIDAN: "I want you to teach me how to fight them, how to beat them,
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because sooner or later I'm going to Z'ha'dum and I'm going to
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|
stop them."
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KOSH: "If you go to Z'ha'dum you will die."
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|
As Sheridan sorts through information sent by his wife shortly before her
|
|
death, Garibaldi recognises one of the supposed fatalities - Morden, who
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|
is on B5 at this very moment in time. Against all advice and regulations,
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|
Sheridan detains Morden and questions him for hours, determined to find
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|
out how he survived and how the disaster happened. Desperate for answers,
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|
he tricks Talia Winters into helping him. When Delenn and Kosh reveal
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|
what is really going on, Sheridan is forced to make the most important and
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|
agonizing decision of his life.
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|
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Jeff Conaway as Zack Allan
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|
Alex Hyde-White as Pierce Macabee
|
|
Ed Wasser as Morden
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|
Ardwight Chamberlain
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|
as Kosh
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|
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|
B17) "Knives"
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|
Directed by: Stephen L. Posey
|
|
Written by.: Lawrence G. DiTillio
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|
LONDO: "I have a destiny to fulfill. One which will take our people back
|
|
to a golden age. We are Centauri, Urza. We are meant to conquer,
|
|
to rule, to build empires."
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|
|
|
Sheridan decides to investigate the Grey Sector, which is rumoured to be
|
|
haunted. While there he encounters a corpse of a trader which transfers
|
|
an alien spirit into him. He is left with many strange and disturbing
|
|
visions, and the disappearance of B4 may hold the key. Things do not go
|
|
well for Londo either when Urza, a lifelong friend, arrives on the station
|
|
asking for his help to restore his family's honour. Londo, unwilling to
|
|
help publicly, leaves Urza no choice but to challenge him to a duel to the
|
|
death.
|
|
|
|
Carmen Argenziano as Urza Jaddo
|
|
William Forward as Lord Refa
|
|
Joshua Cox as Tech #1
|
|
Elisa Beth Garver as Tech #2
|
|
William Dennis Hunt as Centauri Noble
|
|
|
|
B18) "Confessions and Lamentations"
|
|
|
|
Directed by: Kevin G. Cremin
|
|
Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
|
|
|
|
FRANKLIN: "No, something here doesn't add up, and unlike Mr. Garibaldi I
|
|
don't like mysteries."
|
|
|
|
When members of the Markab race begin to die within days of each other and
|
|
a Markab ship is found with all her crew members dead, Dr. Franklin places
|
|
the entire Markab population under quarantine as he searches desperately
|
|
for a cure. When a Pak'ma'ra dies of the same disease, indicating it can
|
|
infect other races, panic spreads throughout the station. Dr. Franklin
|
|
races to find a cure but he may be too late already as the death toll
|
|
rises and a civilization balances on the brink of annihilation.
|
|
|
|
Jim Norton as Dr. Lazarenn
|
|
Diane Adair as Markab Mother
|
|
Andrew Craig as Human
|
|
Maggie Egan as ISN Reporter
|
|
Mike Manzoni as Guard
|
|
Michael McKenzie as Markab Victim
|
|
Bluejean Ashley Secrist
|
|
as Markab Girl
|
|
Kim Strauss as Markab Ambassador
|
|
Dan Woren as Bartender
|
|
Rosie Malek-Yonan as Doctor
|
|
|
|
B19) "Divided Loyalties"
|
|
|
|
Directed by: Jesus Trevino
|
|
Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
|
|
|
|
LYTA: "Just give him a message! Tell him that someone here, one of you,
|
|
is a traitor... and I can prove it!"
|
|
|
|
Telepath Lyta Alexander returns to B5. Now part of a revolutionary
|
|
movement against Psi Corp, she is convinced that there is a "sleeper" spy
|
|
on board B5, and that the spy is a very important person onboard the
|
|
station. To make matters more complicated, the spy does not know he or
|
|
she is a spy as the person would have been programmed by a new Psi Corps
|
|
technique. When someone attempts to kill Lyta, Sheridan allows her to
|
|
scan the crew, but Ivanova resists the idea... then a startling discovery
|
|
is made!
|
|
|
|
Patricia Tallman as Lyta Alexander
|
|
Jeff Conaway as Zack Allen
|
|
Douglas Bennet as First Man
|
|
Ardwight Chamberlain
|
|
as Kosh
|
|
Joshua Cox as Tech #1
|
|
Danny De La Paz as Running Man
|
|
Jani Neuman as Med Tech
|
|
George Simms as Security Guard
|
|
|
|
B20) "The Long, Twilight Struggle"
|
|
|
|
Directed by: John C. Flinn, III
|
|
Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
|
|
|
|
LONDO: "What? Are you mad? They will destroy our supply lines."
|
|
REFA: "Not if your forces are there waiting for them."
|
|
LONDO: "My forces? And where will all your generals be during this time?"
|
|
REFA: "Launching a full assault on the Narn homeworld itself."
|
|
LONDO: "Great maker! You can't be serious!"
|
|
REFA: "Of course I'm serious."
|
|
|
|
The Narns, running out of resources in the war against the Centauri,
|
|
decide on a last ditch attempt to stall the Centauri. A major strike is
|
|
planned against a heavily guarded Centauri supply world, but the Centauri
|
|
discover the plans for the attack and, with the help of the Shadows, stop
|
|
the attack on the supply world and launch a surprise attack on the Narn
|
|
homeworld. The Narn eventually surrender, and Sheridan offers G'Kar
|
|
sanctuary onboard B5. Meanwhile, Sheridan and Delenn are contacted by
|
|
Draal on the nearby planet, who offers them access to vast amount of
|
|
information and resources, and Delenn introduces Sheridan to the Rangers.
|
|
|
|
John Schuck as Draal
|
|
Rif Hutton as ISN Reporter
|
|
William Forward as Lord Refa
|
|
W. Morgan Sheppard as G'Sten
|
|
Neil Bradley as Narn #2
|
|
Jonathan Chapman as Narn Second
|
|
Joshua Cox as Tech #1
|
|
Elisa Beth Garver as Tech #2
|
|
|
|
B21) "Comes the Inquisitor"
|
|
|
|
Directed by: Mike Laurence Vejar
|
|
Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
|
|
|
|
G'KAR: "Dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead! How do you
|
|
apologise to them?"
|
|
VIR: "I can't."
|
|
G'KAR: "Then I cannot forgive."
|
|
|
|
G'Kar tries to rally the Narns on B5, continuing his resistance effort
|
|
against the Centauri who have cut off all contact with the Narn homeworld.
|
|
Garibaldi helps G'Kar find an illegal arms supplier who is able to smuggle
|
|
weapons to the Narn homeworld. Kosh tests Delenn's allegiance by
|
|
summoning Sebastian, a human who claims to have lived in the 19th century.
|
|
As Sebastian does a series of intense and torturous tests of willpower on
|
|
her, she begins to falter... Even Sheridan may not be able to save her.
|
|
|
|
Wayne Alexander as Sebastian
|
|
Jack Kehler as Mr. Chase
|
|
Diane Adair as Narn Mother
|
|
Ardwight Chamberlain
|
|
as Kosh
|
|
Jim Chiros as Centauri #1
|
|
Joshua Cox as Tech #1
|
|
Mark Hendrickson as Narn #1
|
|
Kim Strauss as Narn #2
|
|
Craig Thomas as Human
|
|
Michael Francis Kelly
|
|
as Guard
|
|
|
|
B22) "The Fall of Night"
|
|
|
|
Directed by: Janet Greek
|
|
Written by.: J. Michael Straczynski
|
|
|
|
KEFFER: "... It was jet black. A shade of black so deep your eye kinda
|
|
slides off it. And it shimmered when you looked at it. A spider
|
|
big as death and twice as ugly. And when it flies past it's like
|
|
your hear a scream in your mind."
|
|
|
|
As the Centauri Republic 'expands' into Drazi and Pak'ma'ra territories,
|
|
Sheridan confronts Mollari, but is warned to stay out. Earth finally
|
|
sends a representative to investigate the situation, but he gives Sheridan
|
|
some unexpected news about Earth's position on the matter. When B5 is
|
|
found to be protecting a Narn cruiser a Centauri cruiser arrives to stop
|
|
the ship, and a firefight ensues between the Centauri cruiser and B5.
|
|
Keffer makes a terrifying discovery, Sheridan's life comes into danger and
|
|
Kosh is revealed... or is he?
|
|
|
|
Roy Dotrice as Frederick Lantz
|
|
Jeff Conaway as Zack Allen
|
|
Juli Donald as Pilot #1
|
|
Rick Hamilton as Mitch
|
|
Robin Sachs as Na'Kal
|
|
John Vickery as Mr. Welles
|
|
Donovan Brown as Pak'Ma'Ra Ambassador
|
|
Joshua Cox as Tech #1
|
|
Elisa Beth Garver as Tech #2
|
|
Mark Hendrickson as Narn #1
|
|
Joshua Patton as Human/Minbari Kosh
|
|
Kim Strauss as Drazi Ambassador
|
|
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[4] U.K. AIR DATES & RATINGS
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DATE FORMAT: yy/mm/dd
|
|
RATINGS FORMAT: position/viewers in millions
|
|
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|
Please note that the UK running order of the episodes may not be the same
|
|
as the US order.
|
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|
AIR DATE PROD. TITLE RATINGS
|
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CODE
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|
95/02/07 201 "Points of Departure"
|
|
95/02/14 202 "Revelations"
|
|
95/02/21 203 "The Geometry of Shadows"
|
|
95/02/28 204 "A Distant Star"
|
|
95/03/07 205 "The Long Dark"
|
|
95/03/14 206 "Spider in the Web"
|
|
95/03/21 207 "A Race Through Dark Places"
|
|
95/03/28 208 "Soul Mates"
|
|
95/04/04 209 "The Coming of Shadows"
|
|
95/04/11 210 "GROPOS"
|
|
95/04/18 211 "All Alone in the Night"
|
|
95/04/25 212 "Acts of Sacrifice"
|
|
95/05/02 213 "Hunter, Prey" 16/2.00
|
|
95/05/09 215 "There All The Honor Lies"
|
|
95/05/16 214 "And Now For A Word" 29/1.87
|
|
95/05/23 217 "In the Shadow of Z'ha'dum"
|
|
95/05/30 216 "Knives"
|
|
95/06/06 218 "Confessions and Lamentations"
|
|
95/07/25 220 "Divided Loyalties"
|
|
95/08/01 219 "The Long, Twilight Struggle"
|
|
95/08/08 221 "Comes the Inquisitor"
|
|
95/08/15 222 "The Fall of Night"
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[5] SEASON 2 UK EDITS
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======================
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All information included here are based on edits made on 1st run episodes.
|
|
Repeated episodes that may have been further edited are not included. If
|
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you know of any other edits, e-mail me all the details!
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Edits are listed in the format:-
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[ep. #] [title]
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[edited scenes]
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B09) "The Coming of Shadows"
|
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|
|
a) When the Centauri Prime Minister was stabbed, the shot of the knife
|
|
going in was cut out.
|
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|
B10) "GROPOS"
|
|
|
|
a) About half the bar brawl was cut.
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|
B21) "Comes the Inquisitor"
|
|
|
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a) When G'Kar comes out of the elevator after Vir's apology, he cuts his
|
|
hand with his knife (which was edited out).
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[6] AND FINALLY...
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===================
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I hope you find this guide useful. If you have any suggestions, comments,
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or just want to say hi, you can drop me a line at one of the following:-
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Mr. Edwin Yau, e-mail: mrpotato@fastnet.co.uk
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16 Hogarth Road,
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HOVE,
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East Sussex,
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BN3 5RG.
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ENGLAND.
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Hellos to... Peter Berry, Steven Grimm, Tobias Richter, Channel 4
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Television and all the guys at Visual Imagination Ltd.!
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=== END ===
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