1x21 Babylon Squared - Babylon 5 Episode Guide

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Episode: 01x21
Title: Babylon Squared
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 118
First Aired: Aug. 10, 1994

Season 1 » Episode #21 - Babylon Squared

Summary: 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.

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01x21 Legacies (43:49) (Full Episode)

Who appeared in this episode?

Lt. Cmdr. Susan Ivanova	played by Claudia Christian
Na'Toth	played by Julie Caitlin Brown
Dr. Laura Rosen	played by June Lockhart
Janice Rosen	played by Kate McNeil
Karl Mueller	played by Mark Rolston
Centauri Senator	played by Damian London
Ombuds Wellington	played by Jim Norton
Rose	played by Lynn Anderson (V)
Lurker	played by Philippe Bergeron

	Season 1 / Episode 21: - Babylon Squared Lennier: There's no alcohol in here, is there? Ambassador Londo Mollari: Alcohol? No, of course not. Here, drink up. Lennier: Because my people do not react well at all to alcohol. Even a small quantity causes psychotic impulses and violent, homicidal rages. Ambassador Londo Mollari: Ahh ahh ahh... my mistake. Alcohol...
	Season 1 / Episode 21: - Babylon Squared Janice Rosen: Is that dinner invitation still open? Dr. Stephen Franklin: Yeah. Yeah, it's still open. Seven? Zocalo?

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TRIVIA

The cracking sound when Londo's tentacle retracts is that of a leather bull-whip. Executive producer J. Michael Straczynski specifically ordered the bull-whip sound effect to audibly emphasize the idea of great length.
Many fans were surprised that Bill Mumy and June Lockhart didn't share a scene together, in an obvious homage to their joint work on "Lost in Space" (1965). The reason is that the two storylines were shot on different days, and the actors never even crossed paths on the set.
J. Michael Strazynski wrote this episode while suffering from a severe flu and bronchitis. He has no memory of actually writing it.

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