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Season 1 |
| 01x01 - The Gathering (Feb/22/1993) | In the series opener, the representatives of the five major space powers (Human, Minbari, Narn, Centauri and Vorlon) are coming together at Babylon Five, to form a standing committee to resolve disputes instead of resorting to war.
When the final ambassador, a Vorlon, falls upon arrival, the Human leader and the Babylon 5 station commander, Sinclair, is accused of trying to kill him. | | Guest Stars: Patricia Tallman as Lyta Alexander, Ardwight Chamberlain as Ambassador Kosh Naranek, David Sage as Business Man #2, Marianne Robertson as Hostage, Tamlyn Tomita as Lt. Cmdr. Laurel Takashima, Johnny Sekka as Dr. Benjamin Kyle, Blaire Baron as Carolyn Sykes, John Fleck as Del Varner, Paul Hampton as The Senator, Steven Barnett (1) as Eric Hazeltine, Billy Hayes as Traveler, Linda Hoffman as Dome Tech #2, Robert Jason Jackson (3) as Dome Tech #3, F. William Parker as Business Man #1, Ed Wasser as Guerra, Greg Aronowitz as Minbari Assassin (uncredited), Haley McLane as Computer (voice) | Director: Richard Compton
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 1 :01x02 - Midnight on the Firing Line (Jan/26/1994) | | An attack by an unknown party against Raghesh Three, a Centauri colony, causes tempers to flair between Londo and G'Kar. When the attacker is revealed, Sinclair must decide between following orders and obeying his common sense and conscience. Meanwhile, the station crew must deal with pirate raiders attacking transport ships, and a newly assigned Telepath attempts to check in as she is required to, but finds her presence unwelcomed by Sinclair's second in command. | | Guest Stars: Jeff Austin as Centauri #1, Derek Zemrak as Fighter Pilot, Douglas Netter as President Luis Santiago, Paul Hampton as The Senator, Marianne Robertson as Tech #1, Maggie Egan as Jane (ISN Anchor), Ardwight Chamberlain as Kosh, Douglas E. McCoy (1) as Delta 7, Mark Hendrickson as Narn Captain, Peter Trencher as Carn Mollari | Director: Richard Compton
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 2 :01x03 - Soul Hunter (Feb/02/1994) | Enter Dr. Franklin, Babylon 5's new medical chief of staff, and an old friend of Sinclair's. The doctor arrives just in time for learning about a newly encountered species, whose ship tumbled through the jump gate, seriously damaged, with a passenger barely alive. Delenn, usually nonplussed, insists that it should be killed immediately, that it is a threat to everyone on Babylon 5. It is a Shaktaut, a "Soul Hunter". Attracted to death, it purportedly steals souls at the moment of expiration. Franklin is unimpressed, believing it all to be religious poppycock.
When someone dies, however, and it's clear the Soul Hunter knew ahead of time, Franklin finds his first day on Babylon 5 to be a major challenge to his perception of science. | | Guest Stars: W. Morgan Sheppard as The Soul Hunter, Marianne Robertson as Dome Tech #2, Ted Henning as Guard #2, David D. Darling (1) as Guard #1, Mark Conley as Dome Tech #1, Jim Bentley as Man, Toni Attell as Med Tech #1, John Snyder as Soul Hunter #2 | Director: Jim Johnston (1)
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 3 :01x04 - Born to the Purple (Feb/09/1994) | Londo Mollari is a man with a long and successful history in a highly byzantine culture, and, as such, his files of information regarding other peoples' secrets are extensive, valuable, and highly useful in the wrong hands. When someone succeeds in obtaining these files, it is a serious problem which Londo has to deal with swiftly and with little regard to his personal preferences.
G'Kar has his own problems - a very strong-headed and aggressive aide has arrived to the station to be his attache, and she has very few diplomatic talents.
Sinclair is frustrated working with them in very important peace talks, as is Talia, who is assigned to the negotiations. Sinclair for the lack of attention being paid by both of them, Talia due to the strong emotions both are broadcasting without restraint.
Meanwhile, Garibaldi identifies unauthorized communications taking place from within the station on a highly secure band reserved only for the use of, and whose existence is only known to, the senior staff and the top level diplomats of the station. | | Guest Stars: Clive Revill as Trakis, Fabiana Udenio as Adira Tyree, Mary Woronov as Ko D'Ath (uncredited), Marianne Robertson as Dome Tech #1, Momo Yashima as Dr. Goyokin, Laura Peterson as Gera Akshi, Mike Norris as Butz, Katharine Mills as Dancer, Tom Lowe (1) as Gunman #1, Robert DiTillio as Norg, Robert Phalen as Andrei Ivanov, Jimm Giannini (1) as Ock | Director: Bruce Seth Green (2)
Writer: Larry DiTillio | | | |
| 4 :01x05 - Infection (Feb/16/1994) | A respected former colleague and mentor of Dr. Franklin turns up at the station with a proposition. He has found some unique artifacts which Franklin's skills and equipment can help to understand and teach about living machines, the one area human science has yet to get a handle on. They recognize the Vorlons have this technology, and believe the Minbari have some understanding of it, but humans have never gotten a chance to examine it up close. Unfortunately, what they have found is a weapons technology, which is designed to take over a living host and turn it into a protector -- a killing machine designed to defend its creators. Unfortunately, what it protects no longer exists, but humans are perceived as a threat, regardless. If it is not stopped, it will destroy Babylon 5 and all the life forms on it.
In addition, for the second anniversary of Babylon 5's operation, Sinclair is scheduled to be interviewed by Interstellar Network News. His previous experiences with interviews have left him somewhat gunshy, and so his interviewer is having a hard time pinning him down for the actual screen time. | | Guest Stars: David McCallum (1) as Dr. Vance Hendricks, Patricia Healy as Mary Ann Cramer, Marshall Teague as Nelson Drake, Marianne Robertson as Tech #3, Paul Yeuell as Customs Guard, Sylva Kelegian as Tech #2, Daniel Hutchison as Security Guard, Sav Farrow as Tech #1, Tony Rizzoli as Guard | Director: Richard Compton
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 5 :01x06 - The Parliament of Dreams (Feb/23/1994) | | G'Kar receives a message from an old nemesis, newly dead, whose hatred remains behind in the form of an assassin paid from his remaining fortune. G'Kar is told that he has 48 hours left to live. Sinclair encounters a former on-and-off lover, Catherine, who has arrived at the station to do business, and there is a station-wide festival planned during which the different cultures will be introduced to each world's dominant religion and given a taste of its practices. | | Guest Stars: Julia Nickson as Catherine Sakai, Thomas Kopache as Tu'Pari, Marianne Robertson as Dome Tech, Mark Hendrickson as Du'Rog, Michael McKenzie (1) as Pilgrim, Randy Kirby as Businessman #1, Erich Martin Von Hicks as Businessman #2, Glenn Robinson (1) as Head Waiter, Calvin Jung as Guard, Joy Hardin as Narn #1 | Director: Jim Johnston (1)
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 6 :01x07 - Mind War (Mar/02/1994) | | The Psi Corps arrive to the station, led by Bester - in search of a renegade telepath. They have followed a thought-trail, as they call it. The hunted telepath, that used to be Talia's instructor, asks her for help as he's desperate to get away from the Psi Corps. Sinclair and Garibaldi are obligated to help Bester out. Catherine needs help reaching Sigma 957 - and finds G'Kar very reluctant to help her. He strongly advice her not to go there, but she doesn't pay attention to his warnings. | | Guest Stars: MacAulay Bruton as Garibaldi's Aide, Mark S. Porro as Security Guard, Kevin Page as Businessman, Elisa Pensler Gabrielli (1) as Guest Liaison, Don Dowe as Earth Fighter, Felicity Waterman as Kelsey, Michael McKenzie (1) as Narn Captain, Julia Nickson as Catherine Sakai, Marianne Robertson as Dome Tech #1 | Director: Bruce Seth Green (2)
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 7 :01x08 - The War Prayer (Mar/09/1994) | | A friend of Delenn's, a highly acclaimed artist from Minbari, was brutally attacked, stabbed and branded. Soon a pattern of similar attacks emerges - all made on prominent alien representatives. A group called Pro-Earth spreads racism and destruction, and Sinclair is convinced that there is no room for racism on board the space station. The unrest is growing amongst the citizens of Babylon 5, and he gets help from Garibaldi and Ivanova to try and solve the problems. Meanwhile Londo must deal with a young Centauri couple who wishes to marry for love, and thus go against the tradition of arranged marriages. | | Guest Stars: Mike Gunther as Alien #1, Chuck Butto as Security Officer #1, Richard Chaves as Alvares, Diane Adair as Mila Shar, Rodney Eastman as Kiron Maray, Nancy Lee Grahn (1) as Shaal Mayan, Marianne Robertson as Dome Tech, Mark Hendrickson as Thegras, Michael Paul Chan (1) as Roberts | Director: Richard Compton
Writer: D. C. Fontana | | | |
| 8 :01x09 - And the Sky Full of Stars (Mar/16/1994) | | The commander has a curious memory loss from the Minbara-Earth war, 24 hours simply missing from his memory. Two men has arrives to the station intending to pry it out of his subconsious mind. Delenn and Garibaldi start to worry, and the hunt is afoot, to find and save Sinclair as he fights for his life and sanity. | | Guest Stars: Fumi Shishino as Security Guard, Carlos Cervantes as Strongarm #1, Joe Banks as Guard, Justin Williams (1) as Mitchell, Jim Youngs as Benson, Judson Scott as Knight One, MacAulay Bruton as Aide, Mark Hendrickson as Grey Council #1 | Director: Janet Greek
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 9 :01x10 - Deathwalker (Apr/20/1994) | | Kosh requires Talia's services in a business transaction. As Talia tries to deal with one of the most curious negotiations she's experienced - the Narn society is putting pressure on Sinclair to arrest a war criminal known as Deathwalker. The problem is, Deathwalker is working on a serum that would grant immortality and this creates a problem as her work is prioritized from highest Earth authority. | | Guest Stars: Cosie Costa as Abbut, Robin Curtis as Ambassador Kalika, Aki Aleong as Senator Hidoshi, Sav Farrow as Tech #2, Robert DiTillio as Ambasador #1, Mark Hendrickson as Ashok | Director: Bruce Seth Green (2)
Writer: Larry DiTillio | | | |
| 10 :01x11 - Believers (Apr/27/1994) | | Dr Franklin battles with the problem of going against his oath in order to respect a family's religious beliefs. As much as the parents wishes their son to survive his illness - it is against their religion to cut a human open by means of surgery. Meanwhile, Ivanova is growing restless, missing her days as a pilote. In order to calm her down, Sinclair sends her on an escort mission that encounters unexpected problems. | | Guest Stars: Silvana Gallardo as Maya Hernandez, Jonathan Charles Kaplan (3) as Shon, Stephen Lee (2) as Tharg | Director: Richard Compton
Writer: David Gerrold | | | |
| 11 :01x12 - Survivors (May/04/1994) | | President Santiago is in his way to visit Babylon 5. His visit is causing some concerns about the security on the space station and matters do not improve as there is an explosion, and Garibaldi gets implicated to have sabotaged the station. The presidential security takes over the investigation, led by the daughter of an old friend of Garibaldi's. Her father had died in a tragic accident which she blames Garibaldi and his abuse of alcohol for. | | Guest Stars: Mark Hendrickson as Alien #1, Tom Donaldson as Cutter, David Austin Cook (3) as Special Agent #1, Robin Wake as Young Lianna, Rod Perry as General Netter | Director: Jim Johnston (1)
Writer: Marc Scott Zicree | | | |
| 12 :01x13 - By Any Means Necessary (May/11/1994) | | The dockworkers are facing nearly impossible tasks on a daily basis and having been in harms way one time too many they go on strike. As the cargo bay blowing up taking the life of a dock worker, an important Narn vessel is destroyed and much needed cargo eagerly expected by G'Kar is lost forever. The only one that can help him is Londo, to his great pleasure, which does'nt improve their relationship and puts additional burden on an already strained situation. | | Guest Stars: Floyd Vaughn as Worker #1, Ricardo Martinez as Worker #2, Jose Rey as Eduardo Delviontos, Aki Aleong as Senator Hidoshi, Michael McKenzie (1) as Narn Captain, Patricia Healy as Mary Ann Cramer, John Snyder as Orin Zento | Director: Jim Johnston (1)
Writer: Kathryn M. Drennan | | | |
| 13 :01x14 - Signs and Portents (May/18/1994) | | Raiders are drawing closer to the space station in escalated attacks. A plan is drawn up in order to try and help travellers. Sinclair is trying to find out what happened during those 24 hours in the war that was erased from his memory, and Garibaldi promises to help him out. A new visitor, Mr Morden, makes his rounds among the ambassadors, asking for an answer to a very strange question. Meanwhile, Londo is excited, a shady deal-maker has gotten over one of the most priced symbols of Centauri, and it is for sale. | | Guest Stars: Robert Silver as Reno, Hector Mercado as Pilot, Lee Mathis as Fighter #1, Garry Kluger as Man, Anita Brabec as Dome Tech #3, Whip Hubley as Raider #1, Fredi Olster as Lady Ladira, Marianne Robertson as Dome Tech #1, Douglas E. McCoy (1) as Fighter #2 | Director: Janet Greek
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 17 :01x18 - Legacies (Jul/20/1994) | | One of the greatest leaders of the Minbari-Earth war has died, and a wake is to take place on Babylon 5. The ceremony is prestigious and rare - and there seem to be some sort of discomfort between the religious and the warrior casts, That Minbari and humans are forced to cooperate, is also an issue. Ivanova and Tahlia finds a youth telepath, scrunging her way around the station. They, not surprisingly find themselves on two different sides of the dilemma of what to do with the girl. | | Guest Stars: Patrick T. O'Brien (6) as Cart Owner, Richard Henry (1) as Security Man, Joshua Coxx as Tech #2 | Director: Bruce Seth Green (2)
Writer: D. C. Fontana | | | |
| 18 :01x19 - A Voice in the Wilderness (1) (Jul/27/1994) | | A geological survey ship is sent to the nearby, presumed dead, planet as some seismic activity was detected. The station is depending on it's gravitational pull, and as a massive power surge emerges from the planet core, questions arise on whether or not the planet is stable, and indeed, uninhabited. Meanwhile, troublesome news reaches the station, there is a civil war brewing on Mars. Garibaldi is having problems reaching his loved ones. Ambassador Delenn recieves a surprise visit from an old friend from Minbari. The joy of seeing a dear old friend is sadly dampened by the reason he arrived. | | Guest Stars: Jerry Weil as Technician, Jim Ishida as Dr. Tasaki, Kathryn Cressida as Bartender, Kelly Coyle as Earthforce Liaison, Langdon Bensing as Derek Mobotabwe, Craig Barnett as Security Guard, Lenore Kasdorf as ISN Reporter, Patty Toy as PSI Corps Rep, Curt Lowens as Varn | Director: Janet Greek
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 19 :01x20 - A Voice in the Wilderness (2) (Aug/03/1994) | | The man found in the underground cave is taken to Babylon 5 to recieve medical attention. The Hyperion, an earth vessel, arrives to assume control over the station. The leaders of earth is very interested in the high-technology found on the planet below Babylon 5. President Santiago has been desperate to sample technology from other cultures, and now sees the opportunity. The civil war on Mars continues, and the situation at hand for Sinclair is to try to keep the autonomy of Babylon 5 intact. Delenn's friend, Draal, finds himself in a situation where he must make a choice, with the surprising aid of Londo's. | | Guest Stars: Michelan Sisti as Takarn, Chip Heller as Rowdy #1, Ron Canada as Ellis Pierce, Joshua Coxx as Tech #2, Aki Aleong as Senator Hidoshi, Lenore Kasdorf as ISN Reporter, Curt Lowens as Varn | Director: Janet Greek
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 20 :01x21 - Babylon Squared (Aug/10/1994) | | Sector 14 displays unusual high amounts of tachyon emissions. A ship sent to investigate, mysteriously loses contact with the station. The pilot of the ship turns up dead, due to old age. Turns out the previous space station, called Babylon 4, is locked into a temperal flux. Ambassador Delenn heads out on her own, in a Minbari ship. She's been called to stand before the Grey council, not knowing what to expect. | | Guest Stars: Doug McCoy (1) as Alpha Seven, Frank Costa as B4 Guard, Tim Choate as Zathras, Mark Hendrickson as Grey Council #2, Thomas Rosales, Jr. as Panicked Man | Director: Jim Johnston (1)
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 21 :01x22 - The Quality of Mercy (Aug/17/1994) | | The station doctor, is found running a free clinic aboard Babylon 5 but notice how his patients are decreasing in numbers. Turns out that a "healer" is residing on the station, running an unauthorised clinic, that Dr Franklin suspect is fraudulent. A prisoner is found guilty of murder and awaits sentencing. The options are slim, and Tahlia reluctantly agrees to use her powers to wipe his brain and reprogram him. Meanwhile, Londo recieves word from the emperor's aid, requesting Londo to keep an "upper hand" and forge useful alliances. In lieu of this, Londo takes ambassador Delenn's aid, Lennier, under his wings to experience the station, the "Londo way". | | Guest Stars: David L. Crowley as Lou, Damian London (1) as Centauri Senator, Constance Zimmer as Young Woman Patient, Kevin McBride as Guard, Philippe Bergeron as Lurker, Lynn Anderson (1) as Rose, Mark Rolston as Karl Mueller, Kate McNeil (1) as Janice Rosen, Jim Norton (1) as Ombuds Wellington | Director: Lorraine Senna Ferrara
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
| 22 :01x23 - Chrysalis (Oct/26/1994) | | The Narn's stake a claim to quadrant 37 previously expropriated by the Centauri and Londo is pressured by G'Kar to return it. Mr Morden is back and offers to help Londo out with the situation, price being to return the favour at a later point in time. Sinclair is growing more and more preoccupied by all the quarrels, but manages to find some time for romance. Delenn asks Kosh for advice regarding a promise she intends to fulfill. Somebody's life is in danger, a dying informant told Garibaldi, but the informant didn't live long enough to say who. | | Guest Stars: Wesley Leong as Paramedic, Cheryl Francis Harrington as Senator, Edward Conery as Devereaux, Liz Burnette (1) as Lurker #1, Fumi Shishino as Screaming Woman, MacAulay Bruton as Garibaldi's Aide, Marianne Robertson as Tech, Mark Hendrickson as Narn Pilot, Maggie Egan as News Anchor | Director: Janet Greek
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski | | | |
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