Thursday October 12, 1995
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Lyta Alexander returns to Babylon 5 with a message from the telepath resistance - one of the command staff is a mole for PSI Corps.
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This episode somehow comes from pure air without any warning. Ok, we know Susan and Talia became friends, or at least overcame their differences but now we just suddenly learn how good friends they have become. That just looks little odd but I understand they needed this for the episode, and so there it is. I used to like this episode a lot when I first watch the serie. Talia and Susan used to be my favorite chars but I think I just needed to grow some years to get over that childish and girlish admiration for them to realize that Talia never worked too well as char. Ok, she was very interesting char and the gift Jason gave him - it gave much promise for her and I thought she could have done a lot but as I said - I thought she never worked out as well as hoped. She was little there and she had very little connections with major storylines or if she was a major storyline - no one else had connections to her, most of the time. But somehow I am still sad she is gone like with Sinclair - there were some many possibles storylines what never had changes.
divided loyalities is a great episode.it start to tells us things about susans, a secrect shes been keeping, and now it becomes clear that shes been hiding something.and about taila. the surpire return of the first former resident telepath of babylon 5 lyta alexandra, where has she been for two years.this is not to be a happy reunion.she brings grim news-one of the stations key officers is a sleeper a spy planted by the dreaded psi-corps.such a person could unwittingly gather secrects for years,without knowing they were betraying their friends and colleagues.how can shedian believe a story from someone who vanished two years ago?.if the story is true,how can he afford not to?.trust no one.
Babylon 5 has a mole for Psi-Corp. The original B5 telepath returns with that news, and a method for discovering who the culprit is. But, can she believed? hide show
Babylon 5 has a mole for Psi-Corp. The original B5 telepath returns with that news, and a method for discovering who the culprit is. But, can she believed?
Some stunning revelations occur during this episode. We learn that Ivonava is a latent telepath, something that she has been keeping secret for many years.
We learn that Talia is the unwitting mole. I cannot say that I am sad to see her go, because I am not. I never liked her character much. She seemed stiff and annoying. She began to soften up towards the middle of season two, but it was too little too late. I wonder who the replacement will be. I'd like to see Lyta Alexander stay, but I beleive she has something grander to do than be a mere commercial telepath.
We also get our first look at Kosh without his protective suit. Well, I guess that is a lie. But he does reveal himself to Lyta.
The relationship between Sheridan and Delenn is progressing. While not at a romantic level yet, the writers do seem to be hinting that a romantic involvement is in the future.
Any of you notice the Rangers in each episode recently? While they have not had anything major to do, you can see them in the background of various episodes.
A spy is on B-5 and some changes occur hide show
There some mysterious goings on on the station. Lidia Alexander is back with informtion. Psi Corp has a sleeper on board and she wants to help find that mole. We find out about Susans past, her mother specifically. Talia Winters and Susan's relationship undergos some changes. Te
he sleeper is reveled.
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