1992 - 1998
Syndicated Science Fiction - 110 Episodes
Cast:
| Commander John Sheridan: | Bruce Boxleitner |
| Lt. Cmdr. Susan Ivanova: | Claudia Christian |
| Security Chief Michael Garibaldi: | Jerry Doyle |
| Dr. Stephen Franklin: | Richard Biggs |
| Londo Mollari: | Peter Jurasik |
| Vir Cotto: | Stephen Furst |
| Delenn: | Mira Furlan |
| Lennier: | Bill Mumy |
| Ambassador G'Kar: | Andreas Katsulas |
| Commander Jeffrey Sinclair: | Michael O'Hare |
| Talia Winters: | Andrea Thompson |
| Na'Toth: | Julie Caitlin Brown |
| Mary Kay Adams | |
| Lt. Warren Keffer: | Robert Rusler |
| Sgt. Zach Allan: | Jeff Conaway |
| Marcus Cole: | Jason Carter |
| Lyta Alexander: | Patricia Tallman |
| Emperor Cartagia: | Wortham Krimmer |
| Lorien: | Wayne Alexander |
| Capt. Elizabeth Lochley: | Tracy Scoggins |
| Lt. David Corwin: | Joshua Cox |
| Byron: | Robin Atkin Downes |
| Drazi Ambassador: | Kim Strauss |
| Kosh: | Ardwight Chamberlain |
| Alfred Bester: | Walter Koenig |
| Morden: | Ed Wasser |
| Number One: | Marjorie Monahan |
| Lise Hampton-Edgars: | Denise Gentile |
| ISN Anchor: | Maggie Egan |
| Alyt/Satai Neroon: | John Vickery |
| Ta'Lon: | Marshall R. Teague |
| Vice-President/President Morgan Clark: | Gary McGurk |
| Minister/Regent Virini: | Damian London |
| Lord Antono Refa: | William Forward |
| Dome Tech: | Marianne Robertson |
| Babylon 5 Computer Voice: | Haley McLane |
| Ambassador Kosh: | Jeffrey Willerth |
This space opera was set in the year 2258 aboard Babylon 5,
a space station where 250,000 beings from different worlds
could work and play together. It was big enough to include
seamy slums as well as areas housing aliens whose environ-
mental needs were decidedly nonhuman. It was also neutral
turf, a place to keep the peace, its regularly scheduled
council meetings with government representatives from many
worlds serving as an interplanetary UN trying to resolve
disputes among the League of Non-aligned Worlds. Visitors
to Babylon 5 included diplomats, hustlers, entrepreneurs,
and wanderers. The series opened ten years after the end
of the Earth-Minbari war, at a time when the Centauri and
the Narn, longtime enemies whose ambassadors barely
tolerated each other, were on the verge of
starting a war of their own.
Jeffrey Sinclair was the senior military officer on
Babylon 5, charged with keeping the peace among often
hostile entities. On his staff were Ivanova, a dedicated
officer with very little sense of humor; Garibaldi, the
grizzled security chief with a checkered past; Dr. Franklin,
the compassionate head physician; and Winters, the telepath
who verified sincerity of individuals during negotiations.
Among the diplomats on Babylon 5 were Mollari, the ebullient
Centauri ambassador, and his aide, Vir; Delenn, the Minbari
ambassador, and her aide, Lennier; G'Kar, the often hostile
Narn ambassador, and his aide, Na'Toth; and Kosh, the
mysterious, clairvoyant nonhumanoid Vorlon ambassador.
At the start of the 1994-1995 season, Sinclair was
reassigned to the Minbari home world and was replaced
by Commander John Sheridan, a decorated officer.
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