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Babylon 5: And the Sky Full of Stars
Running Time: min.
Two strange men (Judson Scott, Christopher Neame) abduct Cmdr. Sinclair and place him in a state of computerized reality. Using a mind-probe device, the strangers try to reconstruct Sinclair's activities during Battle of the Line, when he experienced an inexplicable 24-hour blackout -- and may have betrayed the Earth. Outside of its somber main plotline, this episode features a terrific pop-culture joke involving the 23nd century periodical Universe Today (which boasts such headlines as "Is There Somthing Living In Hyberspace?") First seen on March 16, 1994, "And the Sky Full of Stars" was written by J. Michael Straczynski. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Babylon 5: And the Sky Full of Stars 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) |
| Christopher Neame - (Knight Two) |
| Judson Scott - (Knight One) |
| Jim Youngs - (Benson) |
| Justin Williams - (Mitchell) |
| Joe Banks - (Guard) |
| Gary Cervantes - (Strongarm #1) |
| Mark Hendrickson - (Grey Council #1) |
| Fumi Shishino - (Security Guard) |
| Macaulay Burton - (Aide) |
| Marianne Robertson - (Tech #1) |
Production Credits:
Janet Greek (Director)
J. Michael Straczynski (Screenwriter)
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