Babylon 5

Babylon 5 (B5 for short) is a multi-Emmy Award winning and nominated American science fiction franchise, originally created and produced by J. Michael Straczynski as a television series for Warner Bros. 
While preceding it in development by half a decade, it was produced and aired at the same time as , resulting in back and forth recriminations of plagiarism, which led to a fierce competition between the two franchises at the time. Regardless of this competition, this series proved to be the Star Trek TV franchise's first successful rival futuristic space opera drama series.
==History==
The primary series ran from 26 January 1994 to 25 November 1998 after its pilot episode was broadcast on 22 February 1993. It was the first truly successful American futuristic, modern space-oriented science fiction television series outside Star Trek and therefore the first serious contender with the Star Trek franchise, which until then had pretty much the run of the science fiction television landscape since it had been relaunched in 1987 with . Like Star Trek, there have been several attempts to create viable spinoff properties, including six made-for-TV movies and , featuring Gary Cole, Daniel Dae Kim, Marjean Holden, and Tracy Scoggins.
The series was widely acclaimed for its ambitious writing, much of it by Straczynski himself, who endeavored to tell a complex, predetermined epic story arc, in the form of the Shadow War(s)Star Treks Iconians are reminiscent of the Shadows, both as a species and in their accomplishments. The apocryphal computer game Star Trek Online took it up a notch when it introduced not only the physical appearance of the race itself – exhibiting a more than passing resemblance with the – but also the very similarly conceived in their story lines., over the series' entire run, as opposed to the episodic or two-part story format until then employed for science fiction television series. It thereby convincingly dispelled the widely held belief by Hollywood studios that television audiences lacked the attention span to remain interested in a science fiction series format thus conceived – or in any other serialized television programming with complex storytelling for that matter. (see also in this regard: Battlestar Galactica: Reception and demise)
The series starred Bruce Boxleitner, who later went on to make an appearance on Heroes with Zachary Quinto, and Mira Furlan, who later had a recurring role on J.J. Abrams's Lost with Terry O'Quinn, Daniel Dae Kim, and others. The series also featured numerous Trek alumni in the cast as important recurring or regular characters, most notably Walter Koenig, Andreas Katsulas, Bill Mumy, and Patricia Tallman. Michelle Forbes' ex-husband Ross Kettle also did an episode.
Enjoying a considerable measure of success while the original five-season source series was being produced and aired, firstly on (seasons 1-4) and subsequently on (season 5), the franchise eventually faded into obscurity due to a combination of intentional sabotage by TNT, poorly considered money-saving maneuvers by Warner Bros. (including, but not limited to, the decision to save $5,000 per episode which in the process made it also impossible to produce a later high definition (HD) version of the show with recomposited wide-screen versions of effects shots, after digital assets were lost as the studio was unwilling to pay for their upkeep), as well as internal studio politics. Incidentally, the of Warner Bros., which produced the show, was at the time headed by Les Moonves, an executive not known for his affinity for science fiction in general and Star Trek in particular; Moonves left his mark on Star Trek later on, rarely in a beneficial manner, and, according to Straczynski, having already done so for Babylon 5. 
The show continued to be available on Standard Definition (SD) DVD, maintaining a cult, albeit rapidly dwindling, following. Therefore, considering it had neither been broadcast nor streamed in syndication since the early 2000s, it was hard for potential fans to discover the B5 franchise, preventing a fan driven comeback such as was enjoyed by Star Trek. Until 2018 its onetime franchise competitor Deep Space Nine on the other hand, remained unabatedly being offered worldwide on a continuous basis, albeit in SD, by streaming services such as CBS All Access and Netflix among others – like (the only other non-HD Star Trek production) was, incidentally.
However, the B5 franchise's fortunes seemed to change for the better when it for the very first time in its history was made available for a year on Amazon Prime Video in 2018 where, complaints about its dated image quality aside as it was streamed in SD only, it gained a new audience. Furthermore in 2021, Warner Brothers announced that the company, contrary to the aforementioned poor handling of the footage, had commisioned a major digital cleanup of the franchise's footage to considerably improve the visuals such as sharpening the CGI to (pseudo) HD quality by means of upscaling. The subsequent "remastered" edition was made simulatenously available on WB's HBO Max video streaming service and for download sale on the major online retailers, Apple's iTunes and Amazon Prime Video where it had previously been withdrawn from their streaming service. Essentially a "pseudo-remastering", or a "poor man's remastering", Babylon 5s cleaned-up version therefore was akin to the early The Original Series remastering commissioned for the 1992-1993 Japanese Original Series LaserDisc collection releases, Star Trek - Log 1, Log 2 and Log 3.
Despite all this though, it remains doubtful that Babylon 5 will ever see a revival of the kind Star Trek had enjoyed, because of the dramatically changed conditions on the television landscape (streaming services) with its current viewership having become jaded, fluid and fleeting due to the plethora of alternatives, which includes an abundance of science fiction and fantasy productions. In light of this, it is almost certain that neither Deep Space Nine nor Babylon 5 will ever see a true remastered High Definition release version, even though the digital assets of the former are confirmed to be still in existence with the release of the 2019 Star Trek documentary What We Left Behind, where remastered snippets were featured – whereas those for Babylon 5 are lost, rendering a true remastering impossible to begin with. It was the commercial failure of the very expensive 2012-2014 (true) remastered Star Trek: The Next Generations Blu-ray releases, that makes a true HD version of Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Babylon 5 for that matter, increasingly implausible with each passing day.
In the end, the live-action Babylon 5 franchise encompassed at the end of its fourteen-year lifespan,
*Babylon 5: The Gathering (February 1993, pilot TV film)
*Babylon 5 (January 1994-November 1998, five season main series)
**In the Beginning (January 1998 spin-off TV film)
**Thirdspace (July 1998 spin-off TV film)
**The River of Souls (November 1998 spin-off TV film)
**A Call to Arms (January 1999 spin-off TV film)
*Crusade (June-September 1999, one season spin-off series)
*The Legend of the Rangers: To Live and Die in Starlight (January 2002 spin-off TV film)
*Babylon 5: The Lost Tales (July 2007, direct-to-DVD two-episode mini-series)
==Babylon 5 and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine==
J. Michael Straczynski began working on the Babylon 5 concept in 1986. In 1987, he began pitching it, with a script for the pilot and conceptual artwork, to Hollywood executives. He pitched the program (with pilot script, artwork, series bible, character descriptions, and synopses for approximately twenty-two episodes) to Paramount executives in 1989. The series was greenlit by Warner Bros. in November 1991. Warner Bros. was one of the Hollywood studios that became increasingly envious of Paramount for its Star Trek property due to the growing profitable and stable revenue stream stemming from that franchise, especially in the early-1990s when TNG was soaring in popularity, becoming one of Paramount's most profitable properties in that period of time, and Warner was actually one of the very first studios to act upon the desire. Up until that point in time The Next Generation had for almost a decade been the only new (successful) science fiction show being aired on television, when discounting the syndicated reruns of older shows, most conspicuously . (A Vision of the Future - Star Trek: Voyager, pp. 50-51)
Actually, Brandon Tartikoff, then newly-appointed Paramount Pictures chairman, asked Rick Berman in 1991 to develop a new Star Trek television series in order to further capitalize on the success of their franchise. Next Generation showrunners Berman and Michael Piller discussed plans for the new series with Gene Roddenberry prior to his death in October 1991. was officially greenlit in January 1992. Filming on the Babylon 5 pilot, The Gathering, was completed before filming began on Deep Space Nines pilot, , but Babylon 5s post-production took longer (unsurprisingly perhaps, as the new show did not have the well-oiled post-production process Star Trek had in place yet, especially in the light of their heavy reliance on the then-newfangled CGI techniques), so "Emissary" aired on 3 January 1993 and The Gathering aired seven weeks later, on 22 February.
===Premise and storylines===
Straczynski has suggested that Paramount TV development executives may have "guided" the development of Deep Space Nine with the intention of co-opting Babylon 5. He has, however, been careful to point out that he does not believe that Berman or Piller were aware of the Babylon 5 concept when they were developing Deep Space Nine, or that they deliberately ripped off Babylon 5. Nonetheless, if Straczynski had been right in his unspoken suspicions, it would have constituted a case of history repeating itself, but then with Star Trek on the receiving end; in April 1964 Gene Roddenberry and Oscar Katz presented the Star Trek is... pitch to television studio CBS, which was rejected by them, but not before having been thoroughly questioned about it. It turned out that CBS had its own science fiction show, Lost in Space (in which a young Bill Mumy played one of the primary characters – making him an alumnus of four successful science-fiction franchises as he also made appearances in The Twilight Zone), under development at that time, and both Katz and Roddenberry in particular were convinced that CBS had picked their brains. (Star Trek Creator: The Authorized Biography of Gene Roddenberry) Like Deep Space Nine and Babylon 5 would become in theirs, Star Trek: The Original Series and Lost in Space became science fiction franchise contenders in their day, with the latter then actually perceived as the more successful one while both were originally aired.
Despite his diplomatic stance however, Straczynski could not refrain from pointing out a number of similarities between Babylon 5 and Deep Space Nine, particularly their respective pilot episodes:
*set on space stations near space transit point – the Bajoran wormhole for DS9, a jumpgate for B5
*head of station has rank of commander – Benjamin Sisko, Jeffrey Sinclair
**commander carries trauma from recent war or battle – Battle of Wolf 359, Battle of the Line/Earth-Minbari War
*female second-in-command – Kira Nerys, Laurel Takashima in "The Gathering", later replaced by Susan Ivanova
**second-in-command fending off attack on station at pilot's climax
*station contains a casino/bar and a central marketplace area for commercial activity – the Promenade, the Zócalo
*station visitors include diplomats, merchants, smugglers, and other travelers
*pilot episode features a character who changes shape or appearance – Odo, Minbari Assassin using a changeling net.
Straczynski also commented on what he perceived to be similarities in set and prosthetic designs, as well as the notion – mentioned in Deep Space Nine publicity but rarely acknowledged directly in the program itself – that the holosuites in Quark's would act as a virtual bordello. In 1993, Straczynski noted a striking similarity between the just-aired Deep Space Nine episode , in which Quark is branded on the head by the xenophobic and radical Circle, and the Babylon 5 episode "The War Prayer" (then in post-production), in which a Minbari is branded on the head by the xenophobic and radical Homeguard; he emphasized that no one on the Babylon 5 staff knew of the DS9 plot point until "The Homecoming" aired, by which point filming on "The War Prayer" had been completed. 
Later, in 1996, Straczynski said:
:"Sometimes it does bother me, and I wonder about what the heck's going on, when I see the only other space station series doing a big arc about alien forces infiltrating Earth government, and brewing civil war on Earth, at the *exact same moment* that we're doing it on our show; earlier, later, fine, but that they'd do basically the same thing at the same time feels like another attempt to co-opt what we're doing on this show. (Not copy; co-opt, which happens all the time. ....) If you kinda know the direction someone else is going, you try to jump ahead and get there first, so that the other either loses impact, or is considered simply an imitation. (Which is one reason why DS9 was hurried through post production to get it on the air a few weeks before B5's pilot, I suspect.)
:Are we being co-opted? I dunno. When I hear that there's a red-headed woman character on DS9 named Leeta (pronounced the same as Lyta); when I see them doing the same kind of arc we're doing but getting it out a little earlier, I will confess it does give me pause sometimes. I try to think the best under these conditions. For now, I'm asuming [sic] it's all just coincidence."
After seeing and , Straczynski recognized that the story was an homage to the film Seven Days in May, implicitly withdrawing this criticism. 
In the face of the rivalry, Majel Barrett-Roddenberry agreed to a guest appearance on Babylon 5 as a gesture of goodwill to encourage a reconciliation between the fandoms. She played a widow of the late Centauri Emperor, whose greatness and vision for peace had not been fully appreciated within his own lifetime. She foresaw Ambassador Mollari's rise to power.
Aside from Straczynski's own observations, it should also be noted that Deep Space Nine too adopted a long, multi-season story arc from the third season onward in the form of events surrounding the Dominion War. The Star Trek franchise later repeated this to a lesser extent for the third season of in the form of the Xindi threat story arc, and the story arc, featured in the first season of . In the 2019 documentary What We Left Behind though, later Deep Space Nine showrunner Ira Steven Behr claimed full credit for his show being the "inventor" of the multi-episode/season story-arc format in the 1990s television landscape, which was a demonstrable falsehood – if only because the 1980s drama series Dallas for example, consisted of one long story-arc, albeit a non-complex, simple one.
Another thread running throughout Babylon 5 right from the start, was the presence of a secretive organization with considerable military capabilities embedded within its Earth Alliance organization that pursued its own agenda, called Psi Corps. One of its main recurrent operatives, Alfred Bester, was played by Star Trek alumnus Walter Koenig. The notion of secretive paramilitary organizations pursuing their own agenda was adopted by Deep Space Nine as well, not only once, but twice, with the introduction of the Cardassian Obsidian Order and Starfleet's Section 31 in the series' second and sixth season. William Sadler played the recurrent Section 31 operative Luther Sloan, a role comparable to the one Koenig played on Babylon 5. Nonetheless, it should concurrently be noted that a similar Romulan organization, the Tal Shiar, was established the same month the Babylon 5 pilot aired in the Next Generation episode which aired on 8 February 1993, fourteen days before the Babylon 5 pilot, though this had more than likely been a case of coincidence considering their near simultaneous airings. Section 31 was further explored by the Star Trek franchise with later reappearances in Star Trek: Enterprise, , and Star Trek: Discovery, and is currently slated to become the subject of Star Trek: Section 31.
===Production===
In service of Straczynski's goal of telling a complex, predetermined epic story arc, the show adopted an innovative visual style, taking advantage of advances in computer animation to create for the times spectacular visual effects (VFX) on an economical budget, most notably computer generated imagery (CGI) as pioneered by the show's digital VFX vendor Foundation Imaging, who also provided VFX for the Star Trek franchise later on. The predominant use of CGI in the Babylon 5 was a breakthrough in creating VFX for television, much as the movie Jurassic Park had been for cinema; it went on to become the primary VFX technique.
Despite the signature importance which effects house Foundation Imagining had had for Babylon 5, the company was due to the above-mentioned unsavory studio politics let go from the production after its third season in 1995, leaving the company in dire straits. Yet, the services of the company were picked up the same year by the Star Trek franchise for their production , after its CGI vendor Amblin Imaging went defunct. It was actually Voyagers VFX Supervisor Mitch Suskin who brought the company to the attention of the franchise; Suskin had served in a similar function at Foundation on Babylon 5, but had made the switch to Star Trek one year before Foundation was let go from the production. However there was an initial trepidation to do so, as Foundation's visual style was so associated with that of Babylon 5. () In this regard David Livingston has observed, commenting on the use of computer-generated imagery in , "We were reluctant to do computer graphics, but Peter Lauritson finally came around. He recognized how valuable it is. You can do more stuff with the ship, but you have to do it right. Not to pick on other shows, but Babylon 5 looks like computer-generated imagery. On Voyager and Deep Space Nine, you may not know some of these shots are not motion-control shots. They're really, really good if done properly. You have to spend a couple of extra bucks and get really good artists, but CGI just allows you to do more and you can build more elements into the shots". (Captains' Logs Supplemental - The Unauthorized Guide to the New Trek Voyages)
Additionally, Deep Space Nine Visual Effects Supervisor Gary Hutzel has stated, "My particular focus for our show, for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, is that it should be a visual effects leader; we should never follow, we should never do what's been done before. CGI has certainly been used to various different degrees of success on Star Trek: Voyager, but I think it's still a hit-and-miss prospect, so I'm not interested in doing it." () Still, Foundation amply proved their mettle for Star Trek, even increasingly providing effects for Deep Space Nines last two seasons as well, continuing to do so for the first season of Enterprise. Nonetheless, some Babylon 5 influences crept into the designs of some of the ships featured in Voyager; the designs of the Species 8472 bio-ship and Krenim weapon ship for example, echoed those of the Vorlon ships and the titular Babylon 5 station respectively, unsurprisingly perhaps, as these were (co-)designed by Steve Burg and Foundation CEO Ron Thornton respectively for either production.
After Foundation went bankrupt in 2002, its former Visual Effects Supervisor Adam Lebowitz has confirmed that all digital assets were left on the company servers when they were sold off at auction. It was this failure to maintain ownership by the respective studios that precludes any and all possibility for not only a remastered version of Babylon 5, as indicated above, but also such versions of Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and , which was the last project the company had worked on. 
Another production company of note was the prosthetics and makeup special effects (SFX) company Optic Nerve Studios, Inc., which was contracted in 1993 to serve the original Babylon 5 series. Turning out to be a fruitful collaboration, winning the franchise several Emmy Award nominations and wins in the various makeup categories and therefore putting the novice company firmly on the map in the industry, the company was retained for the remainder of the entire run of the franchise. Restructured into Alchemy Studios by its then owners Glenn Hetrick (who himself had worked as an industry novice on the tailend of the Babylon 5 franchise while employed by the company) and Neville Page, the company was in 2017 contracted for similar services on Star Trek: Discovery (incidentally, launched under the auspices of Les Moonves, until 2019 the head of CBS Corporation), for the re-imagined Klingons in particular, likewise winning the series its first 2018 makeup Emmy Award nomination.
===Legacy===
Even though Babylon 5 has somewhat receded in the consciousness of science fiction fans, Star Treks then-owner, CBS Studios (or rather CBS Corporation), has not been able to refrain themselves of reminding television audiences of the fierce competition that existed at the time between the two franchise, or let the issue slide. In their hugely popular (and Star Trek friendly) sitcom series The Big Bang Theory, series regular Sheldon Cooper occasionally expresses his deep disdain for Babylon 5, while his roommate Leonard Hofstadter loves the series, yet losing each and every argument they have over the series. His most outspoken criticism was voiced in that series' third season episode "The Large Hadron Collision" (S03E15, 2010), where he stated that Babylon 5 "(...)failed as drama, science fiction and is hopelessly derivative", referring to the battle that raged at the time between that series and Deep Space Nine – and, as proxy for CBS, in the process implicitly accusing Babylon 5 of plagiarizing Deep Space Nine. In the later "The Hawking Excitation" episode (S05E21), it was also divulged that Sheldon had begged TNT up to three times to cancel Babylon 5. The stance taken in The Big Bang Theory has irked what remained of the still existing Babylon 5 fanbase, but has also enticed some science fiction fans, new to the series, to check out the series for themselves, because of Sheldon's/CBS's aversion. Ironically, The Big Bang Theory was produced for CBS by Warner Bros., the former Babylon 5 production company.
Even though several other contemporary television shows were mentioned by Ira Steven Behr in his 2019 What We Left Behind documentary, no mention of the then-serious genre contender Babylon 5 was made in the two-hour long documentary. In stark contrast, the 2021 first season episode "Dancing with Syndication in the Pale Moonlight" of The History Channel's Star Trek specific documentary series The Center Seat: 55 Years of Star Trek did deal very much with the strive between the two rival franchises. But while the two franchises and their respective fanbases might had been at odds with each other, professional genre reporters and critics welcomed the advent of more quality genre television productions as was evidenced by reporters Mark A. Altman and David Ian Salter who wrote several, generally positive, pieces on both shows for their employer, genre magazine Cinefantastique, and who published the 1992 reference book Exploring Deep Space and Beyond based on these articles which detailed both shows. Additionally, to this day genre critics consistently rank Babylon 5 in the top 5 best sci-fi shows of all time because of its mature, complex storytelling. 
As for the Babylon 5 creator himself, according to a news notice in the issue of the German Star Trek fanzine Trekworld (#64), Paramount Pictures had offered Straczynski a chance to work on the Star Trek franchise but he refused because he didn't want to work on someone else's series and was of the belief that Trekkies had no love lost for him. However, this belief did not prevent him to later work on a treatment for "rebooting" the Star Trek franchise with creator in 2004, one that was turned down eventually, as the franchise by that time had decided to run with J.J. Abrams' alternate reality version, which ultimately resulted in the 2009 movie . 
==Star Trek references in Babylon 5==
In the Babylon 5 episode "There All the Honor Lies" (written by Peter David), Commander Ivanova protests an attempt to sell "Babylon 5" merchandise on the station, saying, "We're not some Deep Space franchise – this place is about something!" David expected the line to be cut, but producer Straczynski insisted that it be kept, because it was "fall-down funny." David replied, "You people really ARE dangerous over there, aren't you?" 
In the episode "Voices of Authority", when an Earthgov political representative attempts to seduce Captain Sheridan, Ivanova quips, "Congratulations, captain... I believe you are about to go where everyone has gone before."
A blooper from the episode "Severed Dreams" has Bruce McGill's character, when asked where Robert Foxworth's character General Hague was, say "General Hague... is doing Deep Space Nine. It seems he was double-booked by his agent and nothing could be done." 
==Actors who have appeared in Star Trek and Babylon 5==
Actor 	Star Trek role 	Star Trek episode/film 	Date 	Babylon 5 role 	Babylon 5 episode 	Date
Ian Abercrombie 	Abbot 	 	1999-04-28 	Correlimurzon 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Ian Abercrombie 	 	 	2000-02-23 	Correlimurzon 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Mary Kay Adams 	Grilka 	 	1994-10-10 	Na'Toth 	Babylon 5: "Revelations" 	1994-11-11
Mary Kay Adams 	Grilka 	 	1996-10-14 	Na'Toth 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Nathan Anderson 	Namon 	 	1997-09-24 	Rastenn 	Babylon 5: "Learning Curve" 	1998-02-18
Nathan Anderson 	N. Kemper 	 	2003-09-10 	Rastenn 	Babylon 5: "Learning Curve" 	1998-02-18
Nathan Anderson 	N. Kemper 	 	2003-09-17 	Rastenn 	Babylon 5: "Learning Curve" 	1998-02-18
Michael Ansara 	Kang 	 	1968-11-01 	Elric 	Babylon 5: "The Geometry of Shadows" 	1994-11-16
Michael Ansara 	Kang 	 	1994-03-27 	Elric 	Babylon 5: "The Geometry of Shadows" 	1994-11-16
Michael Ansara 	Kang 	 	1996-09-11 	Elric 	Babylon 5: "The Geometry of Shadows" 	1994-11-16
Michael Ansara 	Jeyal 	 	1996-04-29 	Elric 	Babylon 5: "The Geometry of Shadows" 	1994-11-16
Vaughn Armstrong 	Korris 	 	1988-03-21 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Messages from Earth" 	1996-02-19
Vaughn Armstrong 	Danar 	 	1993-01-09 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Messages from Earth" 	1996-02-19
Vaughn Armstrong 	Telek R'Mor 	 	1995-02-20 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Messages from Earth" 	1996-02-19
Vaughn Armstrong 	Seskal 	 	1999-05-05 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Messages from Earth" 	1996-02-19
Vaughn Armstrong 	Seskal 	 	1999-05-26 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Messages from Earth" 	1996-02-19
Vaughn Armstrong 	Lansor/Two of Nine 	 	1999-09-29 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Messages from Earth" 	1996-02-19
Vaughn Armstrong 	Vidiian captain 	 	2000-05-03 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Messages from Earth" 	1996-02-19
Vaughn Armstrong 	Alpha Hirogen 	 	2000-11-29 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Vaughn Armstrong 	Korath 	 	2001-05-23 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Vaughn Armstrong 	Maxwell Forrest 	Fourteen ENT episodes, from to 	2001-09-26 to 2004-11-19	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Vaughn Armstrong 	Klingon captain 	 	2002-01-30 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Vaughn Armstrong 	Kreetassian captain 	 	2002-05-01 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Vaughn Armstrong 	Kreetassian captain 	 	2002-10-16 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Vaughn Armstrong 	Maximilian Forrest 	 	2005-04-22 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Jeff Austin 	Bolian security officer 	 	1995-06-25 	Centauri #1 	Babylon 5: "Midnight on the Firing Line" 	1994-01-26
Jeff Austin 	Allos 	 	1998-04-15 	Centauri #1 	Babylon 5: "Midnight on the Firing Line" 	1994-01-26
Erick Avari 	B'iJik 	 	1991-11-04 	Rabbi Leo Mayers 	Babylon 5: "And the Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place" 	1996-10-14
Erick Avari 	Yarka 	 	1995-02-13 	Rabbi Leo Mayers 	Babylon 5: "And the Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place" 	1996-10-14
Erick Avari 	Jamin 	 	2001-10-24 	Rabbi Leo Mayers 	Babylon 5: "And the Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place" 	1996-10-14
Adrienne Barbeau 	Kimara Cretak 	 	1998-03-03 	Amanda Carter 	Babylon 5: "Spider in the Web" 	1994-12-07
Majel Barrett 	Number One 	 	1964 (filmed) 	Lady Morella 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Majel Barrett 	Number One 	 	1966-11-17 	Lady Morella 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Majel Barrett 	Number One 	 	1966-11-26 	Lady Morella 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Majel Barrett 	Christine Chapel 	Thirty-four TOS episodes, from to 	1966-09-29 to 1969-06-03	Lady Morella 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Majel Barrett 	Christine Chapel 	 	1979-12-07 	Lady Morella 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Majel Barrett 	Christine Chapel 	 	1986-11-26 	Lady Morella 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Majel Barrett 	Lwaxana Troi 	Nine TNG and DS9 episodes, from to 	1987-11-30 to 1996-04-29	Lady Morella 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Majel Barrett 	Computer voice 	243 appearances across all series and films 	1966 to 2009 	Lady Morella 	Babylon 5: "Point of No Return" 	1996-02-26
Theodore Bikel 	Sergey Rozhenko 	 	1990-10-01 	Rabbi Koslov 	Babylon 5: "TKO" 	1994-05-25
Theodore Bikel 	Sergey Rozhenko 	 	1990-10-01 	Lenonn 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Simon Billig 	Hogan 	Seven VOY episodes, from to 	1996-01-22 to 1996-09-04	Ranger 	Babylon 5: "The Fall of Centauri Prime" 	1998-10-28
Simon Billig 	Hogan 	Seven VOY episodes, from to 	1996-01-22 to 1996-09-04	Ranger 	Babylon 5: "Objects at Rest" 	1998-11-18
Raye Birk 	Wrenn 	 	1987-11-30 	William 	Babylon 5: "Intersections in Real Time" 	1997-06-16
Raye Birk 	Son'a doctor 	 	1998-12-11 	William 	Babylon 5: "Intersections in Real Time" 	1997-06-16
James Black 	Klingon helmsman 	 	1996-04-22 	Security Guard #1 	Babylon 5: "Voices of Authority" 	1996-01-29
Bill Blair 	Numerous background aliens, uncredited 	Over forty-three episodes of DS9, VOY, and ENT	1994-10-10 to 2005-05-06	Numerous background aliens, uncredited	of Babylon 5 	1994 to 1998
Bill Blair 	Numerous background aliens, uncredited 	Over forty-three episodes of DS9, VOY, and ENT	1994-10-10 to 2005-05-06	Numerous background aliens, uncredited	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Bill Blair 	Numerous background aliens, uncredited 	Over forty-three episodes of DS9, VOY, and ENT	1994-10-10 to 2005-05-06	Numerous background aliens, uncredited	Babylon 5 TV movie Thirdspace 	1998-07-19
Katy Boyer 	Zero One 	 	1998-02-01 	Neeoma Connoly 	Babylon 5: "By Any Means Necessary" 	1994-05-11
Mark Bramhall 	Nador 	 	1993-11-29 	Centauri #2 	Babylon 5: "The Long Night" 	1997-01-27
Mark Bramhall 	Vulcan elder 	 	2009-12-08 	Centauri #2 	Babylon 5: "The Long Night" 	1997-01-27
Roy Brocksmith 	Sirna Kolrami 	 	1989-07-10 	Alwyn Macomber 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Roy Brocksmith 	Razka Karn 	 	1995-10-23 	Alwyn Macomber 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Caitlin Brown 	Ty Kajada 	 	1993-02-20 	Na'Toth 	Six Babylon 5 episodes, from "The Parliament of Dreams" to "A Tragedy of Telepaths" 	1994-02-23 to 1998-03-25
Caitlin Brown 	Vekor 	 	1993-10-09 	Na'Toth 	Six Babylon 5 episodes, from "The Parliament of Dreams" to "A Tragedy of Telepaths" 	1994-02-23 to 1998-03-25
Caitlin Brown 	Vekor 	 	1993-10-16 	Guinevere Corey 	Babylon 5: "There All the Honor Lies" 	1995-04-26
Ron Canada 	Martin Benbeck 	 	1992-02-10 	Captain Ellis Pierce 	Babylon 5: "A Voice in the Wilderness" 	1994-08-03
Ron Canada 	Ch'Pok 	 	1996-04-08 	Captain Ellis Pierce 	Babylon 5: "A Voice in the Wilderness" 	1994-08-03
Ron Canada 	Fesek 	 	1999-04-26 	Captain Ellis Pierce 	Babylon 5: "A Voice in the Wilderness" 	1994-08-03
Jane Carr 	Mary Reed 	 	2002-01-16 	Timov 	Babylon 5: "Soul Mates" 	1994-12-14
Bernie Casey 	Calvin Hudson 	 	1994-04-24 	Derek Cranston 	Babylon 5: "Hunter, Prey" 	1995-03-01
Bernie Casey 	Calvin Hudson 	 	1994-05-01 	Derek Cranston 	Babylon 5: "Hunter, Prey" 	1995-03-01
Marie Chambers 	Kyrian arbiter 	 	1998-04-29 	Sofie Ivanov 	Babylon 5: "Eyes" 	1994-07-13
Richard Chaves 	Earth Sky Spirit 	 	1995-11-06 	Alvares 	Babylon 5: "The War Prayer" 	1994-03-09
Art Chudabala 	Hector Ilario 	 	1999-02-10 	Yang 	Babylon 5: "GROPOS" 	1995-02-08
Josh Clark 	Tactical officer 	 	1987-11-09 	Kulomani 	Babylon 5: "Movements of Fire and Shadow" 	1998-06-17
Josh Clark 	Joe Carey 	Nine VOY episodes, from to 	1995-01-16 to 2001-04-25	Kendarr 	Crusade: "Visitors from Down the Street" 	1999-08-25
Jeffrey Combs 	Tiron 	 	1994-11-14 	Harriman Gray 	Babylon 5: "Eyes" 	1994-07-13
Jeffrey Combs 	Brunt 	Eight DS9 episodes, from to 	1995-05-15 to 1999-05-26	Harriman Gray 	Babylon 5: "Eyes" 	1994-07-13
Jeffrey Combs 	Weyoun 	Twenty-four DS9 episodes, from to 	1996-05-13 to 1999-06-02	Harriman Gray 	Babylon 5: "Eyes" 	1994-07-13
Jeffrey Combs 	Penk 	 	2000-02-09 	Harriman Gray 	Babylon 5: "Eyes" 	1994-07-13
Jeffrey Combs 	Shran 	Ten ENT episodes, from to 	2001-10-31 to 2005-05-13	Harriman Gray 	Babylon 5: "Eyes" 	1994-07-13
Jeffrey Combs 	Krem 	 	2002-03-27 	Harriman Gray 	Babylon 5: "Eyes" 	1994-07-13
Jeff Corey 	Plasus 	 	1969-02-28 	Justin 	Babylon 5:"Z'ha'dum" 	1996-10-28
Brian Cousins 	Parem 	 	1992-05-18 	Rick 	Babylon 5: "A Race Through Dark Places" 	1995-01-25
Brian Cousins 	Crosis 	 	1993-06-21 	Rick 	Babylon 5: "A Race Through Dark Places" 	1995-01-25
Brian Cousins 	Crosis 	 	1993-09-20 	Rick 	Babylon 5: "A Race Through Dark Places" 	1995-01-25
Brian Cousins 	Paltani 	 	2002-12-18 	Rick 	Babylon 5: "A Race Through Dark Places" 	1995-01-25
Anthony Crivello 	Adin 	 	1996-11-20 	John Clemens 	Babylon 5: "No Compromises" 	1998-01-21
David L. Crowley 	Workman 	 	1993-10-23 	Lou Welch 	Seven Babylon 5 episodes, from "Survivors" to "GROPOS" 	1994-05-04 to 1995-02-08
Robin Curtis 	Saavik 	 	1984-06-01 	Kalika Qwal'Mizra 	Babylon 5: "Deathwalker" 	1994-04-20
Robin Curtis 	Saavik 	 	1986-11-26 	Kalika Qwal'Mizra 	Babylon 5: "Deathwalker" 	1994-04-20
Robin Curtis 	Tallera 	 	1993-10-11 	Kalika Qwal'Mizra 	Babylon 5: "Deathwalker" 	1994-04-20
Robin Curtis 	Tallera 	 	1993-10-18 	Kalika Qwal'Mizra 	Babylon 5: "Deathwalker" 	1994-04-20
Christopher Darga 	Kaybok 	 	1995-10-12 	Narn #1 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Christopher Darga 	Y'Sek 	 	1999-03-31 	Narn #1 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Christopher Darga 	Vorok 	 	2001-10-17 	Narn #1 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Henry Darrow 	Savar 	 	1988-05-9 	William Indiri 	Babylon 5: "The Illusion of Truth" 	1997-02-17
Henry Darrow 	Kolopak 	 	1995-11-6 	William Indiri 	Babylon 5: "The Illusion of Truth" 	1997-02-17
Henry Darrow 	Kolopak 	 	1996-05-20 	William Indiri 	Babylon 5: "The Illusion of Truth" 	1997-02-17
Timothy Davis-Reed 	Kyrian spectator 	 	1998-04-29 	Man #1 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Vince Deadrick, Jr. 	Numerous uncredited stunt roles and appearances. 	to 	2001-09-26 to 2005-05-13	Tough Guy 	Babylon 5: "Meditations on the Abyss" 	1998-05-27
Vince Deadrick, Jr. 	Numerous uncredited stunt roles and appearances. 	to 	2001-09-26 to 2005-05-13	Brakiri 	Babylon 5: "And All My Dreams, Torn Asunder" 	1998-06-10
Pancho Demmings 	Kradin soldier 	 	1997-09-24 	Alpha 7 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Diane DiLascio 	Riaan 	 	2001-11-14 	Telepath #2 	Babylon 5: "A Race Through Dark Places" 	1995-01-25
Brad Dourif 	Lon Suder 	 	1996-02-05 	Brother Edward 	Babylon 5: "Passing Through Gethsemane" 	1995-11-27
Brad Dourif 	Lon Suder 	 	1996-06-20 	Brother Edward 	Babylon 5: "Passing Through Gethsemane" 	1995-11-27
Brad Dourif 	Lon Suder 	 	1996-07-04 	Brother Edward 	Babylon 5: "Passing Through Gethsemane" 	1995-11-27
Robin Atkin Downes 	ADR voices (Vulcan and Romulan chants and dialogue), uncredited	 	2009-12-08 	Morann 	Babylon 5: "Atonement" 	1997-02-24
Robin Atkin Downes 	ADR voices (Vulcan and Romulan chants and dialogue), uncredited	 	2009-12-08 	Morann 	Babylon 5: "In the Beginning" 	1998-01-04
Robin Atkin Downes 	Togg 	 	2021-10-07 	Byron Gordon 	Eight Babylon 5 episodes, from "No Compromises" to "Phoenix Rising" 	1998-01-21 to 1998-04-01
John Fleck 	Taibak 	 	1991-05-27 	Del Varner 	Babylon 5 TV pilot "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
John Fleck 	Cardassian overseer 	 	1993-09-26 	Del Varner 	Babylon 5 TV pilot "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
John Fleck 	Ornithar 	 	1994-09-26 	Del Varner 	Babylon 5 TV pilot "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
John Fleck 	Koval 	 	1999-03-03 	Del Varner 	Babylon 5 TV pilot "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
John Fleck 	Abaddon 	 	1999-10-20 	Del Varner 	Babylon 5 TV pilot "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
John Fleck 	Silik 	Seven ENT episodes, from to 	2001-09-26 to 2004-10-15	Del Varner 	Babylon 5 TV pilot "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
Robert Foxworth Robert Foxworth's characters on Babylon 5 and Deep Space Nine were very similar: both were high-ranking military officers who led coup attempts against civilian governments based on Earth (although the Babylon 5 coup was against a totalitarian regime). Both attempts failed. Foxworth had already been booked for a third appearance as General Hague on Babylon 5 when his agent accepted the Deep Space Nine role, which was filming at the same time. In response, J. Michael Straczynski killed off the character of General Hague off-screen (saying, "Never honk off the writer").	Leyton 	 	1996-01-01 	General William Hague 	Babylon 5: "Points of Departure" 	1994-11-02
Robert Foxworth Robert Foxworth's characters on Babylon 5 and Deep Space Nine were very similar: both were high-ranking military officers who led coup attempts against civilian governments based on Earth (although the Babylon 5 coup was against a totalitarian regime). Both attempts failed. Foxworth had already been booked for a third appearance as General Hague on Babylon 5 when his agent accepted the Deep Space Nine role, which was filming at the same time. In response, J. Michael Straczynski killed off the character of General Hague off-screen (saying, "Never honk off the writer").	Leyton 	 	1996-01-08 	General William Hague 	Babylon 5: "Points of Departure" 	1994-11-02
Robert Foxworth Robert Foxworth's characters on Babylon 5 and Deep Space Nine were very similar: both were high-ranking military officers who led coup attempts against civilian governments based on Earth (although the Babylon 5 coup was against a totalitarian regime). Both attempts failed. Foxworth had already been booked for a third appearance as General Hague on Babylon 5 when his agent accepted the Deep Space Nine role, which was filming at the same time. In response, J. Michael Straczynski killed off the character of General Hague off-screen (saying, "Never honk off the writer").	V'Las 	 	2004-11-19 	General William Hague 	Babylon 5: "All Alone in the Night" 	1995-02-15
Robert Foxworth Robert Foxworth's characters on Babylon 5 and Deep Space Nine were very similar: both were high-ranking military officers who led coup attempts against civilian governments based on Earth (although the Babylon 5 coup was against a totalitarian regime). Both attempts failed. Foxworth had already been booked for a third appearance as General Hague on Babylon 5 when his agent accepted the Deep Space Nine role, which was filming at the same time. In response, J. Michael Straczynski killed off the character of General Hague off-screen (saying, "Never honk off the writer").	V'Las 	 	2004-11-26 	General William Hague 	Babylon 5: "All Alone in the Night" 	1995-02-15
Robert Foxworth Robert Foxworth's characters on Babylon 5 and Deep Space Nine were very similar: both were high-ranking military officers who led coup attempts against civilian governments based on Earth (although the Babylon 5 coup was against a totalitarian regime). Both attempts failed. Foxworth had already been booked for a third appearance as General Hague on Babylon 5 when his agent accepted the Deep Space Nine role, which was filming at the same time. In response, J. Michael Straczynski killed off the character of General Hague off-screen (saying, "Never honk off the writer").	V'Las 	 	2004-12-03 	General William Hague 	Babylon 5: "All Alone in the Night" 	1995-02-15
Mike Genovese 	Desk sergeant 	 	January 1988-01-11 	Drake 	Babylon 5: "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1998-04-15
Mike Genovese 	Zef'No 	 	1993-10-03 	Drake 	Babylon 5: "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1998-04-15
Gerrit Graham 	First Hunter 	 	1993-10-01 	Lord Kiro 	Babylon 5: "Signs and Portents" 	1994-05-18
Gerrit Graham 	Quinn 	 	1996-02-19 	Lord Kiro 	Babylon 5: "Signs and Portents" 	1994-05-18
Bruce Gray 	Chekote 	 	1993-10-11 	Interrogator 	Babylon 5: "Intersections in Real Time" 	1997-06-16
Bruce Gray 	Surak 	 	2004-11-26 	Interrogator 	Babylon 5: "Between the Darkness and the Light" 	1997-10-06
Bennet Guillory 	Medical Big Shot 	 	1995-02-20 	Merchant #2 	Babylon 5: "Points of Departure" 	1994-11-02
Bennet Guillory 	Medical Big Shot 	 	1995-02-20 	Leif Tanner 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Chip Heller 	Solari leader 	 	1989-01-09 	Rowdy #1 	Babylon 5: "A Voice in the Wilderness, Part II" 	1994-08-03
Marva Hicks 	 	 	1995-10-30 	Singer 	Babylon 5: "And the Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place" 	1996-10-14
Marva Hicks 	 	 	2000-11-15 	Singer 	Babylon 5: "And the Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place" 	1996-10-14
Marjean Holden 	Stolzoff 	 	1997-05-19 	Navigation 	Babylon 5 TV movie A Call to Arms 	1999-01-03
Marjean Holden 	Stolzoff 	 	1997-05-19 	Sarah Chambers 	Eleven Crusade episodes, from "War Zone" to "Each Night I Dream of Home" 	1999-06-09 to 1999-09-01
William Dennis Hunt 	Huraga 	 	1995-10-02 	Valo 	Babylon 5: "Knives" 	1995-05-17
Kris Iyer 	Cold Station 12 deputy director 	 	2004-11-05 	Dome Tech 	Babylon 5: "The Summoning" 	1996-11-18
Clynell Jackson III 	H'ta 	 	1996-09-30 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Strange Relations" 	1998-02-25
Clynell Jackson III 	Klingon hologram 	 	1998-03-04 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Strange Relations" 	1998-02-25
Clynell Jackson III 	Klingon crewman 	 	2001-02-07 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Strange Relations" 	1998-02-25
Clynell Jackson III 	Klingon Council member 	 	2001-09-26 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Strange Relations" 	1998-02-25
Clynell Jackson III 	Klingon councilor 	 	2003-05-21 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Strange Relations" 	1998-02-25
Clynell Jackson III 	Xindi-Arboreal technician 	 	2003-10-29 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Strange Relations" 	1998-02-25
Ken Jenkins 	Paul Stubbs 	 	1989-09-25 	Trevor Hall 	Babylon 5: "No Surrender, No Retreat" 	1997-05-26
Michael Kagan 	Chokuzan commander 	 	2001-04-11 	Emmett Farquaha 	Babylon 5: "A Late Delivery from Avalon" 	1996-04-22
Lenore Kasdorf 	Lorin 	 	1993-11-08 	ISN Reporter 	Babylon 5: "TKO" 	1994-12-25
Lenore Kasdorf 	Lorin 	 	1993-11-08 	ISN Reporter 	Babylon 5: "A Voice in the Wilderness, Part I" 	1994-07-27
Lenore Kasdorf 	Lorin 	 	1993-11-08 	ISN Reporter 	Babylon 5: "A Voice in the Wilderness, Part II" 	1994-08-03
Andreas Katsulas 	Tomalak 	Four TNG episodes, from to 	1989-11-06 to 1994-05-23	G'Kar 	Babylon 5 TV pilot "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
Andreas Katsulas 	Tomalak 	Four TNG episodes, from to 	1989-11-06 to 1994-05-23	G'Kar 	Sixty-two Babylon 5 episodes, from "Midnight on the Firing Line" to "Objects in Motion" 	1994-01-26 to 1998-11-11
Andreas Katsulas 	Drennik 	 	2003-04-30 	G'Kar 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Andreas Katsulas 	Drennik 	 	2003-04-30 	G'Kar 	Babylon 5 TV movie The Legend of the Rangers 	2002-01-19
Patrick Kilpatrick 	Razik 	 	1995-09-04 	Robert Carlson 	Babylon 5: "Convictions" 	1995-11-13
Patrick Kilpatrick 	 	 	1998-11-18 	Robert Carlson 	Babylon 5: "Convictions" 	1995-11-13
Patrick Kilpatrick 	Assan 	 	2000-10-18 	Robert Carlson 	Babylon 5: "Convictions" 	1995-11-13
Daniel Dae Kim 	Gotana-Retz 	 	2000-01-19 	John Matheson 	Twelve Crusade episodes, from "War Zone" to "Each Night I Dream of Home" 	1999-06-09 to 1999-09-01
Daniel Dae Kim 	Corporal D. Chang 	 	2003-09-10 	John Matheson 	Twelve Crusade episodes, from "War Zone" to "Each Night I Dream of Home" 	1999-06-09 to 1999-09-01
Daniel Dae Kim 	Corporal D. Chang 	 	2003-09-24 	John Matheson 	Twelve Crusade episodes, from "War Zone" to "Each Night I Dream of Home" 	1999-06-09 to 1999-09-01
Daniel Dae Kim 	Corporal D. Chang 	 	2004-02-25 	John Matheson 	Twelve Crusade episodes, from "War Zone" to "Each Night I Dream of Home" 	1999-06-09 to 1999-09-01
David A. Kimball 	Esaak 	 	2002-01-23 	Lee Parks 	Babylon 5: "The Illusion of Truth" 	1997-02-17
Walter Koenig 	Pavel Chekov 	Thirty-six TOS episodes, from to 	1967-10-27 to 1969-06-03	Alfred Bester 	Twelve Babylon 5 episodes, from "Mind War" to "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1994-03-02 to 1998-04-15
Walter Koenig 	Pavel Chekov 	 	1979-12-07 	Alfred Bester 	Twelve Babylon 5 episodes, from "Mind War" to "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1994-03-02 to 1998-04-15
Walter Koenig 	Pavel Chekov 	 	1982-06-04 	Alfred Bester 	Twelve Babylon 5 episodes, from "Mind War" to "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1994-03-02 to 1998-04-15
Walter Koenig 	Pavel Chekov 	 	1984-06-01 	Alfred Bester 	Twelve Babylon 5 episodes, from "Mind War" to "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1994-03-02 to 1998-04-15
Walter Koenig 	Pavel Chekov 	 	1986-11-26 	Alfred Bester 	Twelve Babylon 5 episodes, from "Mind War" to "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1994-03-02 to 1998-04-15
Walter Koenig 	Pavel Chekov 	 	1989-06-09 	Alfred Bester 	Twelve Babylon 5 episodes, from "Mind War" to "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1994-03-02 to 1998-04-15
Walter Koenig 	Pavel Chekov 	 	1991-12-06 	Alfred Bester 	Twelve Babylon 5 episodes, from "Mind War" to "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1994-03-02 to 1998-04-15
Walter Koenig 	Pavel Chekov 	 	1994-11-18 	Alfred Bester 	Twelve Babylon 5 episodes, from "Mind War" to "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1994-03-02 to 1998-04-15
Thomas Kopache 	Mirok 	 	1992-05-18 	Tu'Pari 	Babylon 5: "The Parliament of Dreams" 	1994-02-09
Thomas Kopache 	The Engineer 	 	1994-05-07 	Tu'Pari 	Babylon 5: "The Parliament of Dreams" 	1994-02-09
Thomas Kopache 	Com officer 	 	1994-11-18 	Tu'Pari 	Babylon 5: "The Parliament of Dreams" 	1994-02-09
Thomas Kopache 	Viorsa 	 	1996-04-29 	Tu'Pari 	Babylon 5: "The Parliament of Dreams" 	1994-02-09
Thomas Kopache 	Kira Taban 	 	1997-04-14 	Tu'Pari 	Babylon 5: "The Parliament of Dreams" 	1994-02-09
Thomas Kopache 	Kira Taban 	 	1998-03-28 	Tu'Pari 	Babylon 5: "The Parliament of Dreams" 	1994-02-09
Thomas Kopache 	Tos 	 	2001-09-26 	Tu'Pari 	Babylon 5: "The Parliament of Dreams" 	1994-02-09
Thomas Kopache 	Sphere-Builder test subject 	 	2004-02-11 	Tu'Pari 	Babylon 5: "The Parliament of Dreams" 	1994-02-09
Steven Lambert 	Suliban agent 	 	2001-09-26 	Bloodhound Teep #2 	Babylon 5: "Strange Relations" 	1998-02-25
Clayton Landey 	Fuchida 	 	1999-01-06 	Number Two 	Babylon 5: "Chasing Mars" 	1997-04-21
Reggie Lee 	Administrator 	 	2009-12-08 	Chen Hikaru 	Babylon 5: "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1998-04-15
Stephen Lee 	Chorgan 	 	1989-11-20 	Tharg 	Babylon 5: "Believers" 	1994-04-27
Stephen Lee 	Alien bartender 	 	1993-10-11 	Tharg 	Babylon 5: "Believers" 	1994-04-27
Beverly Leech 	Dayla 	 	2000-11-22 	Elizabeth Sheridan 	Babylon 5: "Revelations" 	1994-11-09
Judy Levitt 	Mercy Hospital physician 	 	1986-11-26 	Psi Cop 	Babylon 5: "A Race Through Dark Places" 	1995-01-25
Judy Levitt 	Starfleet Command captain 	 	1991-12-06 	Psi Cop 	Babylon 5: "Dust to Dust" 	1996-02-05
Judy Levitt 	El-Aurian survivor 	 	1994-11-18 	Psi Cop 	Babylon 5: "Dust to Dust" 	1996-02-05
James Lew 	Romulan crewmember 	 	2009-12-08 	Bloodhound Teep #1 	Babylon 5: "Strange Relations" 	1998-02-25
Kristopher Logan 	El-Aurian survivor 	 	1994-11-18 	Ambassador #3 	Babylon 5: "Points of Departure" 	1994-11-02
Victor Lundin 	Klingon lieutenant 	 	1967-03-23 	Psi Corps Official 	Babylon 5: "Epiphanies" 	1997-02-10
Scott MacDonald 	Tosk 	 	1993-01-30 	First Officer 	Babylon 5 TV Movie A Call to Arms 	1999-01-03
Scott MacDonald 	N'Vek 	 	1993-02-08 	First Officer 	Babylon 5 TV Movie A Call to Arms 	1999-01-03
Scott MacDonald 	Rollins 	 	1995-01-16 	First Officer 	Babylon 5 TV Movie A Call to Arms 	1999-01-03
Scott MacDonald 	Goran'Agar 	 	1995-10-16 	First Officer 	Babylon 5 TV Movie A Call to Arms 	1999-01-03
Scott MacDonald 	Dolim 	Eight ENT episodes, from to 	2003-09-10 to 2004-05-26	First Officer 	Babylon 5 TV Movie A Call to Arms 	1999-01-03
Stephen Macht 	 	 	1993-10-03 	Na'Far 	Babylon 5: "A Day in the Strife" 	1995-11-20
Stephen Macht 	 	 	1993-10-10 	Na'Far 	Babylon 5: "A Day in the Strife" 	1995-11-20
Rosie Malek-Yonan 	Tekoa 	 	1996-10-28 	Doctor 	Babylon 5: "Confessions and Lamentations" 	1995-05-24
David Anthony Marshall 	Magnus Hansen 	 	1997-09-03 	Stephen Petrov 	Babylon 5: "Chrysalis" 	1994-10-26
David Anthony Marshall 	Magnus Hansen 	 	1997-10-08 	Stephen Petrov 	Babylon 5: "Chrysalis" 	1994-10-26
Marie Marshall 	Kelsey 	 	1993-03-23 	Elizabeth Durman 	Babylon 5: "GROPOS" 	1995-02-09
Marie Marshall 	Kelsey 	 	1993-03-23 	Elizabeth Durman 	Babylon 5: "Day of the Dead" 	1998-03-11
Bart McCarthy 	Coburn 	 	1997-10-27 	Shakiri 	Babylon 5: "Moments of Transition" 	1997-05-19
Bart McCarthy 	Coburn 	 	1997-10-27 	Daro 	Babylon 5: "Movements of Fire and Shadow" 	1998-06-17
Leigh J. McCloskey 	Tieran 	 	1996-11-20 	Thomas 	Babylon 5: "A Tragedy of Telepaths" 	1998-03-25
Leigh J. McCloskey 	Joran Dax 	 	1999-02-10 	Thomas 	Babylon 5: "Phoenix Rising" 	1998-04-01
J. Patrick McCormack 	Bennett (Rear Admiral) 	 	1997-02-24 	Robert Lefcourt 	Babylon 5: "Endgame" 	1997-10-13
J. Patrick McCormack 	Prax 	 	1998-12-16 	Robert Lefcourt 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
J. Patrick McCormack 	Romulan commander 	 	2002-12-13 	Robert Lefcourt 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Bruce McGill McGill was cast as a new character to replace the role of General Hague, played by Robert Foxworth, who had opted to appear in a two-part episode Deep Space Nine instead (see above). 	Braxton 	 	1999-05-12 	Ed Ryan 	Babylon 5: "Severed Dreams" 	1996-04-01
Don McMillan 	Hirogen hunter 	 	2000-11-29 	Bartender 	Babylon 5: "The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father" 	1998-04-15
Kate McNeil 	 	 	2005-02-18 	Janice Rosen 	Babylon 5: "The Quality of Mercy" 	1994-08-17
Geoff Meed 	Dee'Ahn 	 	2002-05-5 	Smuggler #1 	Babylon 5: "Racing Mars" 	1997-04-21
Erica Mer 	Maryl 	 	1998-11-25 	Lyssa Deradi 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Christopher Michael 	Coalition Lieutenant 	 	1990-10-29 	Shooter 	Babylon 5: "A Race through Dark Places" 	1995-01-25
Christopher Michael 	Defiant Helmsman 	 	1996-04-08 	Earthforce Captain 	Crusade: "Appearances and Other Deceits" 	1999-07-28
Katherine Moffat 	Etana 	 	1991-10-28 	Supervisor 	Babylon 5: "Grey 17 Is Missing" 	1996
Katherine Moffat 	Vaatrik Pallra 	 	1993-11-14 	Supervisor 	Babylon 5: "Grey 17 Is Missing" 	1996
Tom Morga 	Numerous stunt roles, generally uncredited 	to 	1979-12-07 to 2004-10-29	Stunt roles 	Unknown 	Unknown
Marjorie Monaghan 	Freya 	 	1995-04-24 	Number One 	Seven Babylon 5 episodes, from "Racing Mars" to "Objects at Rest" 	1997-04-21 to 1998-11-18
Phil Morris 	Boy in Army helmet 	 	1966-10-27 	Bill Trainor 	Babylon 5: "Severed Dreams" 	1996-04-01
Phil Morris 	 	 	1984-06-01 	Bill Trainor 	Babylon 5: "Severed Dreams" 	1996-04-01
Phil Morris 	Commander Thopok 	 	1996-10-14 	Bill Trainor 	Babylon 5: "Severed Dreams" 	1996-04-01
Phil Morris 	Third Remata'Klan 	 	1997-10-06 	Bill Trainor 	Babylon 5: "Severed Dreams" 	1996-04-01
Phil Morris 	Lieutenant John Kelly 	 	1999-11-17 	Bill Trainor 	Babylon 5: "Severed Dreams" 	1996-04-01
Glenn Morshower 	 	 	1989-07-10 	Franke 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Glenn Morshower 	Orton 	 	1993-03-29 	Franke 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Glenn Morshower 	USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B) Navigator 	 	1994-11-18 	Franke 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Glenn Morshower 	Mokra Order Guard 	 	1995-11-27 	Franke 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Glenn Morshower 	Sheriff MacReady 	 	2003-11-12 	Franke 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Bill Mumy 	 	 	1998-11-18 	Lennier 	Forty-nine Babylon 5 episodes, from "The Parliament of Dreams" to "Objects at Rest" 	1994-02-23 to 1998-11-18
Christopher Neame 	Unferth 	 	1995-04-24 	Knight Two 	Babylon 5: "And the Sky Full of Stars" 	1994-03-16
Christopher Neame 	German general 	 	2004-10-08 	Knight Two 	Babylon 5: "And the Sky Full of Stars" 	1994-03-16
Christopher Neame 	German general 	 	2004-10-15 	Knight Two 	Babylon 5: "And the Sky Full of Stars" 	1994-03-16
Julia Nickson 	Lian T'Su 	 	1988-04-11 	Catherine Sakai 	Babylon 5: "The Parliament of Dreams" 	1994-02-23
Julia Nickson 	 	 	1994-02-13 	Catherine Sakai 	Babylon 5: "Mind War" 	1994-03-02
Julia Nickson 	 	 	1994-02-13 	Catherine Sakai 	Babylon 5: "Chrysalis" 	1994-10-26
Jim Norton 	Albert Einstein 	 	1991-04-01 	Ombuds Wellington 	Babylon 5: "Grail" 	1994-07-06
Jim Norton 	Albert Einstein 	 	1991-04-01 	Ombuds Wellington 	Babylon 5: "The Quality of Mercy" 	1994-08-17
Jim Norton 	Albert Einstein 	 	1993-06-21 	Dr. Lazarenn 	Babylon 5: "Confessions and Lamentations" 	1995-05-24
Jim Norton 	Albert Einstein 	 	1993-06-21 	G'Qarn 	Babylon 5: "Dust to Dust" 	1996-02-05
Tricia O'Neil 	Rachel Garrett 	 	1990-02-19 	M'Ola 	Babylon 5: "Believers" 	1994-04-27
Tricia O'Neil 	Kurak 	 	1993-05-10 	President 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Tricia O'Neil 	Korinas 	 	1994-11-21 	President 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Rod Perry 	Security guard 	 	1979-12-07 	General Netter 	Babylon 5: "Survivors" 	1994-05-04
Eric Pierpoint 	Voval 	 	1993-09-27 	Daniel 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Eric Pierpoint 	Sanders 	 	1997-02-03 	Daniel 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Eric Pierpoint 	Kortar 	 	1999-10-06 	Daniel 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Eric Pierpoint 	Shiraht 	 	2002-03-20 	Daniel 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Eric Pierpoint 	 	 	2005-02-18 	Daniel 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Eric Pierpoint 	 	 	2005-02-25 	Daniel 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Eric Pierpoint 	 	 	2005-12-06 	Daniel 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Eric Pierpoint 	 	 	2005-05-13 	Daniel 	Babylon 5: "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" 	1997-10-27
Greg Poland 	Elloran officer 	 	1998-10-11 	Guard 	Babylon 5: "Between the Darkness and the Light" 	1997-10-06
Greg Poland 	Voyager security officer 	 	2001-01-31 	Guard 	Babylon 5: "Between the Darkness and the Light" 	1997-10-06
Clive Revill 	Guy of Gisbourne 	 	1991-04-22 	Trakis 	Babylon 5: "Born to the Purple" 	1994-02-09
Tony Rizzoli 	Kainon 	 	1993-06-13 	Guard 	Babylon 5: "Infection" 	1994-02-18
Mark Rolston 	Walter Pierce 	 	1994-02-26 	Karl Mueller 	Babylon 5: "The Quality of Mercy" 	1994-08-17
Mark Rolston 	Kuroda 	 	2003-02-26 	Karl Mueller 	Babylon 5: "The Quality of Mercy" 	1994-08-17
Mark Rolston 	Magh 	 	2004-11-12 	Karl Mueller 	Babylon 5: "The Quality of Mercy" 	1994-08-17
Robert Rusler 	Orgoth 	 	2003-09-17 	Warren Keffer 	Six Babylon 5 episodes, from "Points of Departure" to "The Fall of Night" 	1994-11-02 to 1995-11-01
Rick Ryan 	Numerous background aliens, uncredited 	Several episodes of TNG and DS9 	1993 to 1999 	Numerous background aliens, uncredited	Eleven Babylon 5 episodes, from "The Parliament of Dreams" to "Sleeping in Light" 	1994-02-23 to 1998-11-25
Robin Sachs 	Valen 	 	2001-02-14 	Hedronn 	Babylon 5: "Points of Departure" 	1994-11-02
Robin Sachs 	Valen 	 	2001-02-14 	Hedronn 	Babylon 5: "All Alone in the Night" 	1995-02-15
Robin Sachs 	Valen 	 	2001-02-14 	Na'Kal 	Babylon 5: "The Fall of Night" 	1995-08-15
Robin Sachs 	Valen 	 	2001-02-14 	Na'Kal 	Babylon 5: "Walkabout" 	1996-08-18
Robin Sachs 	Valen 	 	2001-02-14 	Coplann 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Robin Sachs 	Valen 	 	2001-02-14 	Na'Tok 	Babylon 5: "Movements of Fire and Shadow" 	1998-06-17
Robin Sachs 	Valen 	 	2001-02-14 	Na'Tok 	Babylon 5: "The Fall of Centauri Prime" 	1998-10-28
David Sage 	Tarmin 	 	1992-02-03 	Business Man #2 	Babylon 5 TV pilot "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
David Sage 	Tarmin 	 	1992-02-03 	Centauri Merchant 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Reiner Schöne 	Esoqq 	 	1990-03-26 	Dukhat 	Babylon 5: "Atonement" 	1997-02-24
Reiner Schöne 	Esoqq 	 	1990-03-26 	Dukhat 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
John Schuck 	Kamarag 	 	1986-11-26 	Draal 	Babylon 5: "The Long, Twilight Struggle" 	1995-08-01
John Schuck 	Kamarag 	 	1991-12-06 	Draal 	Babylon 5: "The Long, Twilight Struggle" 	1995-08-01
John Schuck 	Parn 	 	1994-05-01 	Draal 	Babylon 5: "The Long, Twilight Struggle" 	1995-08-01
John Schuck 	Chorus #2 	 	2000-04-26 	Draal 	Babylon 5: "Voices of Authority" 	1996-01-29
John Schuck 	Antaak 	 	2005-02-18 	Draal 	Babylon 5: "Voices of Authority" 	1996-01-29
John Schuck 	Antaak 	 	2005-02-25 	Draal 	Babylon 5: "Voices of Authority" 	1996-01-29
Dwight Schultz 	Reginald Barclay 	Ten TNG and VOY episodes, from to 	1990-04-30 to 2001-05-23	Amis 	Babylon 5: "The Long Dark" 	1994-11-30
Dwight Schultz 	Reginald Barclay 	 	1996-11-22 	Amis 	Babylon 5: "The Long Dark" 	1994-11-30
Tracy Scoggins 	Gilora Rejal 	 	1995-02-15 	Elizabeth Lochley 	Fourteen Babylon 5 and Crusade episodes, from "No Compromises" to "Each Night I Dream of Home"	1998-01-21 to 1999-09-01
Tracy Scoggins 	Gilora Rejal 	 	1995-02-15 	Elizabeth Lochley 	Babylon 5 TV movies River of Souls and A Call to Arms 	1998-11-08, 1999-01-03
Tracy Scoggins 	Gilora Rejal 	 	1995-02-15 	Elizabeth Lochley 	Babylon 5 direct-to-DVD special Voices in the Dark 	2007-09-03
Judson Scott 	Joachim 	 	1982-06-04 	Knight One 	Babylon 5: "And the Sky Full of Stars" 	1994-03-16
Judson Scott 	Sobi 	 	1988-04-18 	Knight One 	Babylon 5: "And the Sky Full of Stars" 	1994-03-16
Judson Scott 	Rekar 	 	1998-01-21 	Knight One 	Babylon 5: "And the Sky Full of Stars" 	1994-03-16
W. Morgan Sheppard 	Ira Graves 	 	1989-01-23 	Soul Hunter 	Babylon 5: "Soul Hunter" 	1994-02-02
W. Morgan Sheppard 	Klingon Commandant 	 	1991-12-06 	Soul Hunter 	Babylon 5: "Soul Hunter" 	1994-02-02
W. Morgan Sheppard 	Qatai 	 	1999-02-10 	Warmaster G'Sten 	Babylon 5: "The Long, Twilight Struggle" 	1994-11-16
W. Morgan Sheppard 	Vulcan science minister 	 	2009-05-08 	Warmaster G'Sten 	Babylon 5: "The Long, Twilight Struggle" 	1994-11-16
Carolyn Seymour 	Taris 	 	1989-03-20 	Crosby 	Babylon 5: "Endgame" 	1997-10-13
Carolyn Seymour 	Mirasta Yale 	 	1991-02-18 	Crosby 	Babylon 5: "Endgame" 	1997-10-13
Carolyn Seymour 	Toreth 	 	1993-02-08 	Crosby 	Babylon 5: "Endgame" 	1997-10-13
Carolyn Seymour 	Templeton 	 	1995-12-01 	Crosby 	Babylon 5: "Endgame" 	1997-10-13
Carolyn Seymour 	Templeton 	 	1995-10-30 	Crosby 	Babylon 5: "Endgame" 	1997-10-13
Guy Siner 	Stuart Reed 	 	2002-01-16 	Religious #1 	Babylon 5: "Rumors, Bargains and Lies" 	1997-05-12
Michelan Sisti 	Tol 	 	1994-12-02 	Takarn 	Babylon 5: "A Voice in the Wilderness, Part II" 	1994-08-03
Tucker Smallwood 	Bullock 	 	1998-11-04 	David Endawi 	Babylon 5: "Matters of Honor" 	1995-11-06
Tucker Smallwood 	Xindi-Primate councilor 	Nine ENT episodes, from to 	2003-09-10 to 2004-05-26	David Endawi 	Babylon 5: "Matters of Honor" 	1995-11-06
Michael Bailey Smith 	Hanon native 	 	1996-09-04 	G'Dok 	Babylon 5: "A Day in the Strife" 	1995-11-20
John Snyder 	Bochra 	 	1989-11-06 	Soul Hunter #2 	Babylon 5: "Soul Hunter" 	1994-02-02
John Snyder 	Aaron Conor 	 	1992-02-10 	Orin Zento 	Babylon 5: "By Any Means Necessary" 	1994-05-11
Eric Steinberg 	Paul Porter 	 	1996-11-22 	Samuel 	Babylon 5: "Exogenesis" 	1996-02-12
Eric Steinberg 	Ankari captain 	 	1999-09-22 	Samuel 	Babylon 5: "Exogenesis" 	1996-02-12
Skip Stellrecht 	Engineering Crewman 	 	1987-10-05 	Guard 	Babylon 5: "No Surrender, No Retreat" 	1997-05-26
Skip Stellrecht 	Engineering Crewman 	 	1987-10-05 	Security Guard 	Babylon 5: "Secrets of the Soul" 	1998-03-04
Skip Stellrecht 	Engineering Crewman 	 	1987-10-05 	Customs Officer 	Babylon 5: "Day of the Dead" 	1998-03-11
Carel Struycken 	Mr. Homn 	5 TNG episodes, from to 	1987-11-30 to 1991-05-06	Trader 	Babylon 5: "Soul Mates" 	1994-12-14
Carel Struycken 	The Spectre 	 	1996-04-29 	Trader 	Babylon 5: "Soul Mates" 	1994-12-14
Kitty Swink 	Rozahn 	 	1993-11-28 	Senator 	Babylon 5: "Matters of Honor" 	1995-11-06
Kitty Swink 	Luaran 	 	1999-05-12 	Senator 	Babylon 5: "Matters of Honor" 	1995-11-06
Keith Szarabajka 	Teero Anaydis 	 	2000-10-25 	Matthew Stoner 	Babylon 5: "Soul Mates" 	1994-12-14
Keith Szarabajka 	Damron 	 	2002-03-20 	Matthew Stoner 	Babylon 5: "Soul Mates" 	1994-12-14
Warren Tabata 	Numerous background characters, uncredited 	Eight episodes of TNG, VOY, ENT 	1992-02-10 to 2003-12-07	Guard 	Babylon 5: "Revelations" 	1994-11-09
Warren Tabata 	Numerous background characters, uncredited 	Eight episodes of TNG, VOY, ENT 	1992-02-10 to 2003-12-07	Guard 	Babylon 5: "The Geometry of Shadows" 	1994-11-16
Warren Tabata 	Numerous background characters, uncredited 	Eight episodes of TNG, VOY, ENT 	1992-02-10 to 2003-12-07	Guard 	Babylon 5: "The Long Dark" 	1994-11-30
Cary-Hiroyuki 	Mandarin bailiff 	 	1987-09-28 	Morishi 	Babylon 5: "Convictions" 	1995-11-13
Patricia Tallman 	Numerous stunt roles, generally uncredited 	to 	1992-02-24 to 1999-06-02	Lyta Alexander 	Babylon 5 TV pilot "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
Patricia Tallman 	Kiros 	 	1993-03-29 	Lyta Alexander 	24 Babylon 5 episodes, from "Divided Loyalties" to "Objects in Motion" 	1995-07-25 to 1998-11-11
Patricia Tallman 	Defiant weapons officer 	 	1995-10-02 	Lyta Alexander 	Babylon 5 TV movie Thirdspace 	1998-07-19
Marshall R. Teague 	Temo'Zuma 	 	1995-10-16 	Nelson Drake 	Babylon 5: "Infection" 	1994-02-16
Marshall R. Teague 	Haluk 	 	1997-04-30 	Ta'Lon 	5 Babylon 5 episodes, from "All Alone in the Night" to "Objects at Rest" 	1995-02-15 to 1998-11-18
Marshall R. Teague 	Haluk 	 	1997-04-30 	Captain Daniels 	Crusade: "The Long Road" 	1999-06-16
Brian Thompson 	 	 	1989-02-06 	Robert Black 	Crusade: "Patterns of the Soul" 	1999-07-07
Brian Thompson 	Inglatu 	 	1993-11-07 	Robert Black 	Crusade: "Patterns of the Soul" 	1999-07-07
Brian Thompson 	Klingon helm officer 	 	1994-11-18 	Robert Black 	Crusade: "Patterns of the Soul" 	1999-07-07
Brian Thompson 	Toman'torax 	 	1996-05-13 	Robert Black 	Crusade: "Patterns of the Soul" 	1999-07-07
Brian Thompson 	Valdore 	 	2005-01-28 	Robert Black 	Crusade: "Patterns of the Soul" 	1999-07-07
Brian Thompson 	Valdore 	 	2005-02-04 	Robert Black 	Crusade: "Patterns of the Soul" 	1999-07-07
Brian Thompson 	Valdore 	 	2005-02-11 	Robert Black 	Crusade: "Patterns of the Soul" 	1999-07-07
Malachi Throne 	Voice of The Keeper 	 	1988-10-04 	Prime Minister Malachi 	Babylon 5: "The Coming of Shadows" 	1995-02-01
Malachi Throne 	Voice of The Keeper 	 	1966-11-24 	Prime Minister Malachi 	Babylon 5: "The Coming of Shadows" 	1995-02-01
Malachi Throne 	José I. Mendez 	 	1966-11-17 	Prime Minister Malachi 	Babylon 5: "The Coming of Shadows" 	1995-02-01
Malachi Throne 	José I. Mendez 	 	1966-11-17 	Prime Minister Malachi 	Babylon 5: "The Coming of Shadows" 	1995-02-01
Malachi Throne 	Pardek 	 	1991-11-04 	Prime Minister Malachi 	Babylon 5: "The Coming of Shadows" 	1995-02-01
Malachi Throne 	Pardek 	 	1991-11-11 	Prime Minister Malachi 	Babylon 5: "The Coming of Shadows" 	1995-02-01
Tony Todd 	Kurn 	Four TNG and DS9 episodes, from to 	1990-03-19 to 1996-02-12	Leonard Anderson 	Babylon 5 TV movie A Call to Arms 	1999-01-03
Tony Todd 	Adult Jake Sisko 	 	1995-10-09 	Leonard Anderson 	Babylon 5 TV movie A Call to Arms 	1999-01-03
Tony Todd 	Alpha Hirogen 	 	1998-02-18 	Leonard Anderson 	Babylon 5 TV movie A Call to Arms 	1999-01-03
Tamlyn Tomita 	Commodore/General Oh/Nedar 	six episodes, from to 	2020-01-30 to 2020-03-26	Lt. Cmdr. Laurel Takashima 	Babylon 5 TV pilot: "The Gathering" 	1993-02-22
Beth Toussaint 	Ishara Yar 	 	1990-10-29 	Anna Sheridan 	Babylon 5: "Revelations" 	1994-11-09
Mark Rafael Truitt 	Yosa 	 	2000-10-25 	Minbari warrior 	Babylon 5 TV movie In the Beginning 	1998-01-04
Blair Valk 	Risian woman 	 	1996-11-11 	Mariel 	Babylon 5: "Soul Mates" 	1994-12-14
Musetta Vander 	Derran Tal 	 	1999-02-24 	Felicia 	Babylon 5: "Between the Darkness and the Light" 	1997-10-06
John Vickery 	Andrus Hagan 	 	1991-03-18 	Neroon 	Five Babylon 5 episodes, from "Legacies" to "Moments of Transition" 	1994-07-20 to 1997-05-19
John Vickery 	Rusot 	 	1999-04-28 	Neroon 	Five Babylon 5 episodes, from "Legacies" to "Moments of Transition" 	1994-07-20 to 1997-05-19
John Vickery 	Rusot 	 	1999-05-05 	Mr. Welles 	Babylon 5: "The Fall of Night" 	1995-11-01
John Vickery 	Rusot 	 	1999-05-12 	Mr. Welles 	Crusade: "Appearances and Other Deceits" 	1999-07-28
John Vickery 	 	 	2003-04-09 	Mr. Welles 	Crusade: "Appearances and Other Deceits" 	1999-07-28
David Warner 	St. John Talbot 	Star Trek V: The Final Frontier 	1989-06-09 	Aldous Gajic 	Babylon 5: "Grail" 	1994-07-06
David Warner 	Gorkon 	Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country 	1991-12-06 	Aldous Gajic 	Babylon 5: "Grail" 	1994-07-06
David Warner 	Madred 	 	1992-12-14 	Aldous Gajic 	Babylon 5: "Grail" 	1994-07-06
David Warner 	Madred 	 	1992-12-21 	Aldous Gajic 	Babylon 5: "Grail" 	1994-07-06
Justin Williams 	Jarvin 	 	1995-01-23 	Bill Mitchell 	Babylon 5: "And the Sky Full of Stars" 	1994-03-16
Paul Williams 	Koru 	 	2000-01-26 	Taq 	Babylon 5: "Acts of Sacrifice" 	1995-02-22
Mirron E. Willis 	Klingon guard 	 	1990-22-05 	Brannagan 	Babylon 5: "The Ragged Edge" 	1998-04-28
Mirron E. Willis 	Rettik 	 	1996-01-22 	Brannagan 	Babylon 5: "The Ragged Edge" 	1998-04-28
Mirron E. Willis 	Rettik 	 	1996-01-39 	Brannagan 	Babylon 5: "The Ragged Edge" 	1998-04-28
Paul Winfield 	Captain Clark Terrell 	 	1982-06-04 	Richard Franklin 	Babylon 5: "GROPOS" 	1995-02-08
Paul Winfield 	Dathon 	 	1991-09-30 	Richard Franklin 	Babylon 5: "GROPOS" 	1995-02-08
Mel Winkler 	Jack Hayes 	 	1995-08-28 	William Dexter 	Babylon 5: "And the Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place" 	1996-10-14
Time Winters 	Daro 	 	1991-01-28 	Rathenn 	Babylon 5: "War without End, Part I" 	1996-05-13
Time Winters 	Daro 	 	1991-01-28 	Rathenn 	Babylon 5: "Grey 17 Is Missing" 	1996-10-07
Dan Woren 	Borg Drone 	 	1996-11-22 	Bartender 	Babylon 5: "Confessions and Lamentations" 	1995-05-24
Momo Yashima 	crewmember 	 	1979-12-07 	Goyokin 	Babylon 5: "Born to the Purple" 	1994-02-09
==Production personnel who have worked on both franchises==
:Note: Excepting Suskin (who was not employed by Foundation during his Star Trek years), not listed are the staffers of CGI company Foundation Imaging, the vast majority of the original 1993-1995 line-up having also worked on both franchises. See main article for staff listing.
Person 	Star Trek contributions 	Babylon 5 contributions
Adam Buckner 	Visual Effects Coordinator, Season 5- 7, Season 1; Visual Effects Supervisor 	Visual Effects Assistant, Babylon 5 Season 1; Assistant Editor, Four Babylon 5 Season 2 episodes
Harry Cohen 	Sound Engineer, , , , , 	Sound Designer, Babylon 5 Season 1-5, In the Beginning, Thirdspace, The River of Souls, A Call to Arms, Crusade Season 1
Richard Compton 	Actor, (Washburn) 	Director, Babylon 5 TV movie The Gathering, five Babylon 5 episodes
Richard Compton 	Actor, (Romulan technical officer) 	Co-producer, Nine Babylon 5 episodes
Richard Compton 	Director, 	Co-producer, Nine Babylon 5 episodes
Peter David 	Writer, forty-one Star Trek novels 	Writer, Babylon 5: "Soul Mates", "There All the Honor Lies"
Peter David 	Writer, forty Star Trek comics 	Writer, Crusade: "Ruling from the Tomb"
Peter David 	Writer, Beam Me Up, Scotty (with James Doohan) 	Writer, In the Beginning and Thirdspace novelizations
Peter David 	Writer, Cacophony (Captain Sulu Adventures audio drama, as J.J. Molloy) 	Writer, Legions of Fire novel trilogy
Harlan Ellison 	Writer, 	Conceptual consultant, Babylon 5 TV series, Babylon 5 TV movies The Gathering, In the Beginning, Thirdspace, The River of Souls, A Call to Arms
Harlan Ellison 	Writer, 	Writer (story), Babylon 5 episodes "A View from the Gallery", "Objects in Motion"
Harlan Ellison 	Writer, 	Voice artist, Babylon 5: "Ceremonies of Light and Dark" (Sparky the Computer), "Day of the Dead" (Voice of Zooty)
Harlan Ellison 	Writer, 	Cameo appearance, Babylon 5: "The Face of the Enemy" (Psi Cop)
D.C. Fontana 	Writer, seventeen episodes of TOS, TAS, TNG, and DS9 	Writer, Babylon 5: "The War Prayer", "Legacies", "A Distant Star"
D.C. Fontana 	Writer, Vulcan's Glory novel 	Writer, Babylon 5: "The War Prayer", "Legacies", "A Distant Star"
D.C. Fontana 	Writer, Star Trek: Year Four - The Enterprise Experiment comic 	Writer, Babylon 5: "The War Prayer", "Legacies", "A Distant Star"
David Gerrold 	Writer, 	Writer, Babylon 5: "Believers"
Glenn Hetrick 	Dept. Head Prosthetic and Special F/X Makeup, 	Prosthetic Painter, Babylon 5: "The Legend of the Rangers"
Adam Nimoy 	Director, 	Director, Babylon 5: "Passing Through Gethsemane", "Z'ha'dum"
Larry Odien 	Uncredited Special Effects Technician, 	Uncredited Special Makeup Effects Artist, Babylon 5: "The Gathering "
Fabio Passaro 	Digital Artist, , Borg Invasion 4D, Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection,	Digital Modeler, Babylon 5: "The Lost Tales"
Mary Jo Slater 	Casting director, 	Casting director, Babylon 5
J. Michael Straczynski	Writer, one comic 	Creator, primary writer, Babylon 5
Mitch Suskin 	VFX Supervisor, Season 1-7, Season 1-3 	VFX Supervisor Babylon 5, Season 1-2
Jesús Salvador Treviño	Director, eight episodes of DS9 and VOY 	Director, five episodes of Babylon 5, Babylon 5 TV movie Thirdspace, Crusade: "The Rules of the Game"
Michael Vejar 	Director, thirty-one episodes of TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT 	Director, eighteen episodes of Babylon 5 and Crusade, Babylon 5 TV movies In the Beginning, A Call to Arms, The Legend of the Rangers
Douglas E. Wise 	Second assistant director, 	First assistant director, twenty-eight episodes of Babylon 5 and Crusade, Babylon 5 TV movies In the Beginning and A Call to Arms
Douglas E. Wise 	First assistant director, , , , 	Director, Babylon 5: "The Fall of Centauri Prime"
==Footnotes==
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