Babylon 5 is a five-mile long space station located in neutral space. Built by the Earth Alliance in the 2250s, its goal is to maintain peace among the various alien races by providing a sanctuary where grievances and negotiations can be worked out among duly appointed ambassadors. A council made up of representatives from the five major space-faring civilizations - the Earth Alliance, Minbari Federation, Centauri Republic, Narn Regime, and Vorlon Empire - work with the League of Non-Aligned Worlds to keep interstellar relations under control. Aside from its diplomatic function, Babylon 5 also serves as a military post for Earth and a port of call for travelers, traders, businessmen, criminals, and Rangers.
Babylon 5 is a five-mile long space station located in neutral space. Built by the Earth Alliance in the 2250s, its goal is to maintain peace among the various alien races by providing a sanctuary where grievances and negotiations can be worked out among duly appointed ambassadors. A council made up of representatives from the five major space-faring civilizations - the Earth Alliance, Minbari Federation, Centauri Republic, Narn Regime, and Vorlon Empire - work with the League of Non-Aligned Worlds to keep interstellar relations under control. Aside from its diplomatic function, Babylon 5 also serves as a military post for Earth and a port of call for travelers, traders, businessmen, criminals, and Rangers.
Season 3 episodes
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An Earth Force investigator comes to Babylon 5 with Lt. Keffer's last recording, asking the ambassadors if they recognize the ship in it. Meanwhile, Londo takes steps to remove himself from the Shadows, and Sheridan takes the White Star out for its first mission.
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Directed by Kevin G. CreminWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Tucker Smallwood, Ed Wasser, Andrew W. Walker, Kitty Swink, Nils Allen Stewart, Jonathan Chapman, Andrew Walker, Bernie Casey
A bomber is loose on Babylon 5; setting of bombs with seemingly no pattern. G'Kar blames the Centauri, Londo blames the Narn - and in it all, Lennier is critically injured. At the same time, a group of monks request permission to live on the station.
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Directed by Michael VejarWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Louis Turenne, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Patrick Kilpatrick, John C. Flinn III, Rick Johnson, Jason Larimore, Gwen McGee, Michael McKenzie
The new Centauri appointed Narn government send a replacement for G'Kar, while an alien probe threatens to destroy Babylon 5 unless it gets the answers for a series of complicated scientific questions.
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Directed by David J. EagleWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Stephen Macht, Michael Bailey Smith, John Saint Ryan, LaRita Shelby, Anne Betancourt, Josh Coxx, Mark Hendrickson, Marshall R. Teague
One of the monks starts having disturbing visions and realizes that his past may not be how he remembers it. Meanwhile, Lyta causes a bit of commotion when she returns from the Vorlon homeworld.
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Directed by Adam NimoyWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Patricia Tallman, Brad Dourif, Louis Turenne, Robert Keith, Lynn Blades, Steve Gonzales, Natalie Brunt, Mark Folger
Bester comes to the station to track down a dealer of Dust - an illegal drug that gives normal people temporary telepathic powers. G'Kar is also interested in the drug. He sees it as a potential weapon against the Centauri, but first he has to test it.
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Directed by David J. EagleWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Walter Koenig, Ed Wasser, Philip Moon, Judy Levitt, Gwen McGee, Jim Norton, Harry Hutchinson, John Frederick Jones
Marcus starts snooping around Downbelow when some of his contacts start behaving unusually and a lurker is found dead with a strange creature bonded to his spine. Ivanova investigates Corwin's loyalties when he receives a promotion.
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Directed by Kevin G. CreminWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars James Warwick, Kat Cressida, Aubrey Morris, Carrie Dobro, Wylie Small, Ross Gottstein, Eric Steinberg, Donald Willis
An archaeologist arrives at Babylon 5 with a grave massage: a dormant Shadow ship has been found on Ganymede. It must be destroyed before it falls into the hands of President Clark.
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Directed by Michael VejarWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Vaughn Armstrong, Nancy Stafford, Merrin Dungey, Loraine Shields, Vimi Mani
Clark has just declared martial law, and while Nightwatch prepare to take control of the station, Zack has to decide whose side he's on. In an exercise of bad timing, the prophetic widow of emperor Turhan finally comes to the station, granting Londo the visit he's been begging her for, for a long time.
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Directed by Jim JohnstonWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Vaughn Armstrong, Majel Barrett, Lewis Arquette, Ed Trotta, Jonathan Chapman, Milton James, Gunther Jenson, Maggie Egan
The renegade destroyer "Alexander" arrives at Babylon 5 and Sheridan is forced to announce the station's secession from the Earth Alliance, and prepare for an attack by Clark's forces. Meanwhile, Delenn is forced to go to Minbar when the Grey Council refuses to act upon increased Shadow activity.
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Directed by David J. EagleWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Bruce McGill, Phil Morris, Rance Howard, Kim Miyori, James Parks, Matthew Gottlieb, Maggie Egan, Josh Coxx
Delenn prepares for a ceremony of rebirth, the station's computer goes through an interesting change, Londo "encourages" Refa to stop associating with the Shadows, and the remains of the Nightwatch on Babylon 5 plan to strike at Sheridan through Delenn.
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Directed by John C. Flinn IIIWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Paul Perri, Ed Wasser, Harlan Ellison, William Forward, Don Stroud, Kim Strauss, Vinnie Bilancio, Douglas E. McCoy
Vir returns to Babylon 5 to find that he now has a wife and that two Narns are out for his blood. Meanwhile, Ivanova investigates the activities of the mysterious Centauri Abrahamo Linconi.
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Directed by Jesús Salvador TreviñoWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Carmen Thomas, Damian London, James Jude Courtney
A mysterious man comes to Babylon 5 dressed in chainmail and armed with a sword. His name? King Arthur - Son of Uther Pendragon, come to help when he is needed most.
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Directed by Michael VejarWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Michael York, Dona Hardy, Robert Schuch, James Kiriyama-Lem, Michael Francis Kelly, Michael Kagan, Roger Hampton, Jerry O'Donnell
Morden returns to secure Londo's cooperation again, Garibaldi confronts Franklin about the stims, and Kosh gives Sheridan a victory against the Shadows - but at a price.
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Directed by Jesús Salvador TreviñoWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Ed Wasser, Rance Howard, Jennifer Balgobin, Jan Rabson, Jonathan Chapman, Mark Ciglar, Glenn Martin, Doug Tompos
Ivanova gets a distress call from herself pleading for help as the Shadows destroy Babylon 5. It is dated eight days into the future. At the same time, on Minbar, Sinclair is given a nine-hundred-year-old letter from Valen, telling him that a drastic action must be taken to prevent that future.
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Directed by Michael VejarWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Michael O'Hare, Kent Broadhurst, Tim Choate, Time Winters, Kevin Fry-Bowers, Eric Zivot, Josh Coxx
While Sheridan is unstuck in time, seeing a glimpse of a future Centauri Prime in ruins, the others continue with their plan to take Babylon 4 back in time.
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Directed by Michael VejarWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Michael O'Hare, Kent Broadhurst, Tim Choate, Time Winters, Kevin Fry-Bowers, Eddie Mui, "Cousin Brucie" Morrow
The new Vorlon ambassador arrives, Sheridan decides it's time to test just how effective telepaths are against the Shadow ships, and Franklin is on walkabout in Downbelow and falls in love with a singer.
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Directed by Kevin G. CreminWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Patricia Tallman, Erica Gimpel, Robin Sachs, Jennifer Balgobin, Michael McKenzie, Ardwight Chamberlain
Garibaldi investigates an area where a maintenance worker disappeared and finds a whole floor that was forgotten after construction, including its rather strange inhabitants. Meanwhile, Delenn is about to take on the role of Ranger One, but Neroon swears to stop her.
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Directed by John C. Flinn IIIWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars John Vickery, Eamonn Roche, Robert Englund, Time Winters, Thom Barry, Katherine Moffat
Londo forces Vir to participate in a plan to kill G'Kar. Sheridan struggles with figuring out the Shadows' tactics.
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Directed by David J. EagleWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Louis Turenne, Erick Avari, Mel Winkler, William Forward, François Giroday, Paul Keith, Wayne Alexander, Marva Hicks
With the Shadows next target known, a massive counterattack is prepared. Ivanova and Marcus scout ahead in the White Star, while the fleet stands by in hyperspace. At the same time, Franklin finally has to face his problems as he lies fatally wounded in Downbelow.
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Directed by Kim FriedmanWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Melissa Gilbert, Jonathan Chapman, Shirley Prestia, Mark Hendrickson, Doug Cox, Nicholas R. Oleson, John T. Grantham, Gordon Jennison Noice
After he has recovered from the shock of seeing her, Anna gives Sheridan an ultimatum - come to Z'ha'dum with her, or never know what happened to her there.
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Directed by Adam NimoyWritten by J. Michael StraczynskiGuest stars Melissa Gilbert, Jeff Corey, Ed Wasser, Ron Campbell, Josh Coxx, Ardwight Chamberlain
