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Babylon 5: Season 4, Episode 14Moments of Transition (19 May 1997)The Minbari war between the warrior and the religious castes comes to an end, leading to the formation of a new Grey Council. Bester comes to Babylon 5 to make Lyta an offer. Clark's forces... See full summary » Director:Tony Dow |
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Marcus Cole
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Vir Cotto
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Londo Mollari
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Shakiri
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The Minbari war between the warrior and the religious castes comes to an end, leading to the formation of a new Grey Council. Bester comes to Babylon 5 to make Lyta an offer. Clark's forces attack a transport convoy carrying thousands of civilians, prompting Sheridan to change strategies. Written by Jesse Sanchez
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Michael Garibaldi: Oh, what the hell is it with this place? I can't get just one solid night's sleep. - Lights. - Yeah, what is it?
Computer: Incoming message from Mars, sent by William Edgars. Do you wish to receive?
Michael Garibaldi: Yeah, put it through.
William Edgars: Good Morning, Mr. Garibaldi.
Michael Garibaldi: Mr. Edgars, have I ever mentioned to you that there is a seven-hour time difference between Babylon 5 and Mars?
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[first lines]Michael Garibaldi: Oh, what the hell is it with this place? I can't get just one solid night's sleep. - Lights. - Yeah, what is it?
Computer: Incoming message from Mars, sent by William Edgars. Do you wish to receive?
Michael Garibaldi: Yeah, put it through.
William Edgars: Good Morning, Mr. Garibaldi.
Michael Garibaldi: Mr. Edgars, have I ever mentioned to you that there is a seven-hour time difference between Babylon 5 and Mars?
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This episode sees the Minbari getting a new and improved Grey Council--one that is now controlled by the Working Class in order to stop the bickering between the Warrior and Religious Classes.
As for the rest of the show, Sheridan is finally mad--REALLY, REALLY mad!! The Earth Alliance ships are now targeting civilian ships and massacring innocent men, women and children, so Sheridan realizes it is now time to take decisive action. In a calculated attack, his ships attack just the Earth ships that had committed these atrocities--hoping that the commanders of the other ships would not take part or join with Sheridan's forces. A series of amazing and spectacular battles ensue and the show is certainly gripping as the ships score victory after victory. Also, interestingly enough, when the battle is over, yet more ships have defected to Sheridan's forces for good.