Babylon 5: The Gathering

Babylon 5: The Gathering

Cmdr. Jeffrey Sinclair

Lt. Cmdr. Laurel Takashima

Michael Garibaldi

Carolyn Sykes

Del Varner

The Senator

Londo Mollari

G'Kar

Dr. Benjamin Kyle

Lyta Alexander

Eric Hazeltine

Traveler (as William Hayes)

Dome Tech #2

Dome Tech #3

Business Man #1

Hostage

Business Man #2

Guerra

Minbari Assassin (uncredited)

Kosh Naranek

Voice of the Computer (uncredited)

Minbari (uncredited)

This takes place from January 3 to January 8, 2257.

When the dust smuggler goes through the scan, it shows an outline silhouette with the location of the packet of the drug he is carrying about where a breast pocket would be, but after he surrenders, Garibaldi pulls the packet from one of his trouser pockets.

In the beginning of the movie when the hostage situation is occurring when the hostage is first shown her hair is covering her face. The camera switches to Sinclair and when it switches back to the hostage her hair is no longer in her face.

Jeffrey Sinclair: There's a 24 hour period in my life that I can't account for; it happened during the war with your people. You wouldn't be holding anything out on me, would you old friend?

Ambassador Londo Mollari: [voiceover] I was there at the dawn of the third age of mankind. It began in the Earth year 2257, with the last of the Babylon stations located deep in neutral space. It was a port of call for refugees, smugglers, businessmen, diplomats, and travelers from a hundred worlds. It could be a dangerous place, but we accepted the risk because Babylon 5 was our last, best hope for peace. Under the leadership of its final commander, Babylon 5 was a dream given form. A dream of a galaxy without war, where species could live side-by-side in mutual respect. A dream that was endangered as never before by one man on a mission of destruction. Babylon 5 was the last of the Babylon stations. This is its story.

Londo Mollari: I suppose there'll be a war now, hmm? All that running around and shooting at one another. You would have thought sooner or later it'd go out of fashion.