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Babylon 5 :: The Wheel of Fire (05x19)

Episode Information

Title:

The Wheel of Fire

Episode #:

05x19

Production Number:

520

Original Airdate:

Wednesday November 04th, 1998

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Episode Crew
Director:	Janet Greek
Writer:	J. Michael Straczynski

Episode Summary

G'Kar is back on Babylon 5, having left Londo on Centauri who now is emperor. G'Kar is now treated like a star, and it bothers him exceedingly. Garibaldi's friends have decided to talk to him. His lapses and mistakes have finally been so apparant, that his drinking problem is no longer a secret. He needs to straighten out, and is suspended until he succeeds beating it. Elizabeth Lochley turns out to be a surprising support in his process. Lyta is escalating her protests in regards on how the telepaths are treated, and Delenn suddenly falls ill. Things aren't the way it used to be around the station, and all are individually taking a look at their lives and what they want out of their future.0

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