Babylon 5: Season 1, Episode 7The War Prayer (9 Mar. 1994)A pro-Earth group attacks a Minbari poet and two Centauri lovers seek Londo's help. Director:Richard Compton |
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Babylon 5: Season 1, Episode 7The War Prayer (9 Mar. 1994)A pro-Earth group attacks a Minbari poet and two Centauri lovers seek Londo's help. Director:Richard Compton |
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Michael O'Hare | ... | |
| Claudia Christian | ... | ||
| Jerry Doyle | ... | ||
| Mira Furlan | ... | ||
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Richard Biggs | ... | |
| Andrea Thompson | ... | ||
| Stephen Furst | ... | ||
| Bill Mumy | ... |
Lennier
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| Julie Caitlin Brown | ... |
Na'Toth
(credit only) (as Caitlin Brown)
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| Andreas Katsulas | ... | ||
| Peter Jurasik | ... | ||
| Tristan Rogers | ... |
Malcolm Biggs
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| Nancy Lee Grahn | ... | ||
| Michael Paul Chan | ... |
Roberts
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| Rodney Eastman | ... |
Kiron Maray
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A pro-Earth group attacks a Minbari poet and two Centauri lovers seek Londo's help.
For much of the first season of Babylon 5, the series still hadn't established any sort of over-arching plot to connect the episodes like it would have in seasons 2 through 5. In some ways, it was as if the genius behind the series, Michael Staczynski was still trying to feel for a sense of direction. Because of this, so many of the season one episodes are self-contained in that they don't connect well with previous or later episodes. This is pretty much the way of sci-fi shows like Star Trek, but for B-5, this makes these earlier episodes less satisfying.
Of all the early episodes, this one most epitomizes the word "filler". While this didn't mean it was a bad episode, not a whole lot is established in this show other than the fact that Vir is a nice guy and there is some growing xenophobia on Earth. Decent but very skip-able as well.