Babylon 5: Season 1 (1993 - 1994)

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Episodes

1
The Gathering
Air date: Feb 22, 1993
2
Midnight on the Firing Line
Air date: Feb 22, 1993
3
Soul Hunter
Air date: Jan 24, 1994
4
Born to the Purple
5
Infection
Air date: Feb 7, 1994
6
The Parliament of Dreams
Air date: Feb 14, 1994
7
Mind War
Air date: Feb 21, 1994
8
The War Prayer
9
And The Sky Full of Stars
10
Deathwalker
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In 2257 A.D., the Earth Alliance places a massive space station, Babylon 5, into orbit around a planet in a neutral corner of the galaxy to serve as a refuge for anyone seeking sanctuary from the tyranny of the hostile federations...
  • Genre:
    Science Fiction & Fantasy
  • Network:
    Warner Bros. Television
  • Premiere Date:
    Feb 22, 1993
  • Exec. Producer:
    J. Michael Straczynski

Cast

Michael O'Hare
as Cmdr. Jeffrey David Sinclair
Claudia Christian
as Cmdr. Susan Ivanova
Jerry Doyle
as Michael Garibaldi
Mira Furlan
as Amdassador Delenn
Andreas Katsulas
as Ambassador G'Kar
Peter Jurasik
as Ambassador Londo Mollari
Richard Biggs
as Dr. Stephen Franklin
Bill Mumy
as Lennier
Stephen Furst
as Vir Cotto
Andrea Thompson
as Talia Winters
Bruce Boxleitner
as Capt. John Sheridan
Caitlin Brown
as Na'Toth
Marianne Robertson
as Tech #1
Ardwight Chamberlain
as Ambassador Kosh
Jeff Conaway
as Security Officer Zack Allan
Mark Hendrickson
as Narn Captain
Joshua Cox
as Lt. David Corwin
David Crowley
as Lou Welch
Mike McKenzie
as Pilgrim
Maggie Egan
as Jane
Macaulay Burton
as Garibaldi's Aide
Julia Nickson
as Catherine Sakai
Aki Aleong
as Sen. Hidoshi
Jason Carter
as Marcus Cole
Denise Gentle
as Lise Hampton
Ed Wasser
as Mr. Morden
Patricia Tallman
as Lyta Alexander
Lenore Kasdorf
as ISN Reporter
Louis Turenne
as Draal
John Snyder
as Soul Hunter #2
Curt Lowens
as Varn
Patricia Healy
as Mary Ann Cramer
Robert Phalen
as Andrei Ivanov
Robert DiTillio
as Norg
Jim Norton
as Ombuds Wellington
Sav Farrow
as Tech #1
Douglas E. McCoy
as Delta 7
Mary Woronov
as Ko D'Ath
Fumi Shishino
as Security Guard
Katy Boyer
as Neeoma Connally
Christopher Neame
as Knight Two
Theodore Bikel
as Rabbi Koslov
John Vickery
as Neroon
June Lockhart
as Dr. Laura Rosen
William Morgan Sheppard
as The Soul Hunter
Fabiana Udenio
as Adira Tyree
David McCallum
as Dr.Vance Hendricks
Walter Koenig
as Alfred Bester
Marshall R. Teague
as Nelson Drake
William Allen Young
as Jason Ironheart
Tristan Rogers
as Malcolm Biggs
Tricia O'Neil
as M'ola
Greg McKinney
as Walker Smith
Jeffrey Combs
as Harriman Gray
Damian London
as Sen. Virini
Judson Earney Scott
as Knight One
David Warner
as Aldous Gajic
Clive Revill
as Trakis
Thomas Kopache
as Tu'Pari
Judson Scott
as Knight One
Sarah Douglas
as Jha'dur
Toni Attell
as Med Tech #1
Joy Hardin
as Narn #1
Jim Youngs
as Benson
Craig Barnett
as Security Guard
Felicity Waterman
as Kelsey
Nancy Lee Grahn
as Shaal Mayan
Elaine Thomas
as Lianna Kemmer
Soon-Teck Oh
as The Muta-Do
Gregory Paul Martin
as Col. Ari Ben Zayn
William Sanderson
as Deuce
Kent Broadhurst
as Maj. Krantz
Paul Hampton
as The Senator
Jimm Giannini
as Ock
Stephen Lee
as Tharg
Grace Una
as Alisa Beldon
Peter Trencher
as Carn Mollari
Robin Curtis
as Ambassador Kalika
Michael Paul Chan
as Roberts
Jonathan Charles Kaplan
as Shon
Gerrit Graham
as Lord Kiro
Don Stroud
as Caliban
Toom Booker
as Jinxo
Marie Chambers
as Sofie Ivanova
Richard Henry Dana Jr.
as Security Man
Ron Canada
as Capt. Ellis Pierce
Jim Bentley
as Man
Justin Williams
as Mitchell
Tom Donaldson
as Cutter
Langdon Bensing
as Derek Mobotabwe
Tim Choate
as Zathras
Kate McNeil
as Janice Rosen
Jeff Austin
as Centauri #1
Mark Conley
as Tech #1
Calvin Jung
as Guard
Joe Banks
as Guard
James Courtney
as Gyor
Patrick Thomas O'Brien
as Cart Owner
Kelly Coyle
as Earthforce Liaison
Mark Rolston
as Karl Mueller
Daniel Hutchison
as Security Guard
Cosie Costa
as Abbut
David Austin Cook
as Special Agent #1
Fredi Olster
as Lady Ladira
Don Dowe
as Earth Fighter
Rodney Eastman
as Kiron Maray
Silvania Gallardo
as Maya Hernandez
James Jude Courtney
as Gyor
Frank Farmer
as Gen. Miller
Jose Ramon Rosario
as Nolan
David D. Darling
as Guard #1
Elisa Pensler Gabrielli
as Guest Liaison
Xavier De La Rue and Tom Lowe
as Gunman #1
Sylva Kelegian
as Tech #2
Randy Kirby
as Businessman #1
Gary Carlos Cervantes
as Strongarm #1
Kathryn Cressida
as Bartender
Liz Burnette
as Lurker #1
Danica McKellar
as Aria Tensus
Juan José Del Rey
as Eduardo Delviontos
Whip Hubley
as Raider #1
Lina Lodge
as Mirriam Runningdear
Katharine Mills
as Dancer
Floyd Vaughn
as Worker #1
John C. Flinn III
as Mr. Flinn
Drew Letchworth
as Comedy
Chip Heller
as Rowdy #1
Lynn Anderson
as Rose
Ted Henning
as Guard #2
Jim Ishida
as Dr. Tasaki
Tony Rizzoli
as Guard
Diane Adair
as Mila Shar
Robin Wake
as Young Lianna
Edward Conery
as Devereaux
Mike Norris
as Butz
Anita Brabec
as Dome Tech #3
Ricardo Martínez Benítez
as Worker #2
Phillipe Bergerone
as Lurker
Kevin Page
as Businessman
Richard Chaves
as Alvares
Ricardo Martínez
as Worker #2
Cheryl Francis Harrington
as Senator
Mark S. Porro
as Security Guard
Rod Perry
as Gen. Netter
Douglas Netter
as President Santiago
Laura Peterson
as Gera Akshi
Glenn Robinson
as Head Waiter
Paul Yeull
as Customs Guard
Mark Henderickson
as Ashok
Garry Kluger
as Man
Michelan Sisti
as Takarn
Kevin McBride
as Guard
Chuck Butto
as Security Officer #1
Constance Zimmer
as Young Woman Pianist
Wesley Leong
as Paramedic
Ann Bruce
as Marie Crane
Patty Toy
as PSI Corps Rep
Erich Martin Von Hicks
as Businessman #2
Rick Lee Mathis
as Fighter #1
Momo Yashima
as Dr. Goyokin
Jerry Weil
as Technician
Gianin Loffler
as Lurker #2
Mike Gunther
as Alien #1
Hector Mercado
as Pilot
David Anthony Marshall
as Stephen Petrov
Gary McGurk
as Morgan Clark
Robert Silver
as Reno
John Riojas
as Guard
Lynn Red Williams
as Customs Guard
Bergen Williams
as Security Guard
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Critic Reviews for Babylon 5 Season 1

All Critics (9) | Top Critics (8)

Great special effects do not make for great science fiction. Writing is what makes TV series cook. Unfortunately, writing is the single biggest problem haunting Babylon 5.

May 2, 2018 | Full Review…
Scott Williams
Top Critic

The best Sci-Fi show ever to grace television.

Oct 30, 2017 | Rating: 9/10 | Full Review…
Jeremy Conrad

There is potential. It would be a shame if the judgment call goes against Babylon 5 and it ends up being a one-shot telefilm.

May 2, 2018 | Full Review…
Tom Bierbaum
Top Critic

Rarely has a television series been more aptly named: Babylon 5 is science fiction as nonstop babble, a riot of miscommunication between intergalactic cultures and creatures, some of them earthlings.

Apr 18, 2018 | Rating: C | Full Review…
Ken Tucker
Top Critic

"Babylon 5" is set in the year 2258 and chances are it will make you very nostalgic for the year 2257, because it didn't exist then.

Apr 18, 2018 | Full Review…
Tom Shales
Top Critic

Technically impressive, and perfectly scaled to TV, the production hardware is fashioned by compelling, low-key, desk-top-generated computer effects, including vrooming "Star Wars"-like spitfire marauders.

Apr 18, 2018 | Full Review…
Ray Loynd
Top Critic

Trekkies will strain to like it because of the concept, though the first episode bows in with too much hardware and only hints of personal interrelationships. But there are intriguing potentials.

Apr 17, 2018 | Full Review…
Tony Scott
Top Critic

Showing the characters trying, and utterly failing, to save the head of their government indicates that Babylon 5 is playing for keeps.

Oct 30, 2017 | Rating: A | Full Review…
Rowan Kaiser
Top Critic

If the acting can get to a level above a robotic stiffness that recalls old Saturday-matinee movie serials, Babylon 5 could prove fun to have around.

Oct 30, 2017 | Full Review…
John J. O'Connor
Top Critic

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