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Babylon 5: Midnight on the Firing Line
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Nearly a full year after the first telecast of the two-hour pilot, the weekly, 60-minute Babylon 5 series proper began on January 26, 1994 with "Midnight on the Firing Line." It is now 2258 AD; the Babylon 5 has become the target of increased attacks from enemy pirates, a situation exacerbated by a personal feud between Londo and G'Kar. Making matters even worse, a Narn attack on the peaceful agricultural colony of Ragesh 3 threatens to explode into all-out warfare unless Sinclair can put a lid on the crisis. Watch for cameo appearances by executive producer Douglas Netter and costume designer Ann Bruce. "Midnight on the Firing Line" was written by J. Michael Straczynski. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Babylon 5: Midnight on the Firing Line Cast and Crew:
 Michael O'Hare - (Cmdr. Jeffrey David Sinclair) |
 Claudia Christian - (Lt. Cmdr. Susan Ivanova) |
| Jerry Doyle - (Michael Alfredo Garibaldi) |
| Mira Furlan - (Delenn) |
| Andreas Katsulas - (G'Kar) |
| Peter Jurasik - (Londo Mollari) |
| Richard Biggs - (Dr. Stephen Franklin) |
| Andrea Thompson - (Talia Winters) |
| Stephen Furst - (Vir Cotto) |
| Bill Mumy - (Lennier) |
| Caitlin Brown - (Na'Toth) |
| Ardwight Chamberlain - (Ambassador Kosh) |
| Maggie Egan - (Jane) |
| Paul Hampton - (The Senator) |
| Peter Trencher - (Carn Mollari) |
| Jeff Austin - (Centauri #1) |
| Mark Hendrickson - (Narn Captain) |
| Douglas E. McCoy - (Delta 7) |
| Marianne Robertson - (Tech #1) |
| Douglas Netter - (President Santiago) |
| Ann Bruce - (Marie Crane) |
Production Credits:
Richard Compton (Director)
J. Michael Straczynski (Screenwriter)
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