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18 November 1998
(Season 5, Episode 21)
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Garibaldi forms a new Board of Directors for his company. Ta'Lon becomes the new Narn ambassador. Sheridan and Delenn leave for Mimbar...
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A rather slow and maudlin episode
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(Episode Credited cast) | Bruce Boxleitner | ... | President John Sheridan |
 | Jerry Doyle | ... | Michael Garibaldi |
 | Mira Furlan | ... | Delenn |
 | Richard Biggs | ... | Dr. Stephen Franklin |
| Bill Mumy | ... | Lennier |
 | Tracy Scoggins | ... | Capt. Elizabeth Lochley |
 | Stephen Furst | ... | Vir Cotto |
| Jeff Conaway | ... | Zack Allan |
 | Patricia Tallman | ... | Lyta Alexander (credit only) |
 | Peter Jurasik | ... | Londo Mollari |
| Andreas Katsulas | ... | G'Kar |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Jennifer Balgobin | ... | Dr. Hobbes |
 | Simon Billig | ... | Ranger |
 | Joshua Cox | ... | Lt. David Corwin |
| Maggie Egan | ... | Jane / ISN Anchor |
| Marjorie Monaghan | ... | Number One / Tessa Holloran |
 | Marshall R. Teague | ... | Ta'Lon |
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This was the final episode of Babylon 5 to ever be filmed.
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Plot holes: Sheridan says repeatedly that there is no way to be sure of Lennier's state of mind, conveniently ignoring the fact that a Minbari telepath could give him that surety.
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President John Sheridan: So, you couldn't sleep either.
Capt. Elizabeth Lochley: Not really. I hear Delenn came back from Minbar last night.
President John Sheridan: Yes. The new headquarters for the Alliance are just about finished. We can go anytime.
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President John Sheridan: So, you couldn't sleep either.
Capt. Elizabeth Lochley: Not really. I hear Delenn came back from Minbar last night.
President John Sheridan: Yes. The new headquarters for the Alliance are just about finished. We can go anytime.
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While this isn't a terrible episode, it really does go at a snail's pace and is pretty depressing to watch. I really think that too often many television series would be better off just ending instead of lingering and milking it for a few last drops. While much of the episode actually annoyed me because of this, I did really like the way it all began with Garibaldi having his first scheduled meeting of his new board of directors--this was a hoot. Unfortunately, after that it just drug on and on as everyone said their goodbyes--plus some of the best characters had already left in the previous episode. The only exciting part was with Lennier. In an event that seemed totally out of left field, Lennier betrays the Rangers and his allegiance. The how and why you'll have to see for yourself, but it DID fulfill the ghost of Morden's prophecy (Season 5, episode 8 "Day of the Dead").
Overall, a competent and interesting episode that just drug on too long with the sentimentality. If you hate all this depressing stuff, then be sure NOT to watch the next (and final) episode.