Writer:	J. Michael Straczynski
Director:	Kevin James Dobson
Star:	Jeff Conaway (Zack Allan),  Jason Carter (Marcus Cole),  Claudia Christian (Susan Ivanova),  Stephen Furst (Vir Cotto),  Bruce Boxleitner (John Sheridan),  Bill Mumy (Lennier),  Richard Biggs (Dr. Stephen Franklin),  Peter Jurasik (Londo Mollari),  Andreas Katsulas (G'Kar),  Patricia Tallman (Lyta Alexander),  Mira Furlan (Delenn),  Jerry Doyle (Michael Garibaldi)
Recurring Role:	Wayne Alexander (Lorien),  Wortham Krimmer (Emperor Cartagia),  Damian London (Minister),  Ardwight Chamberlain (Kosh)
Guest Star:	Lenny Citrano (Isaac),  Anthony De Longis (Harry),  Rick Scarry (Centauri)

In the bar, G'Kar hands a man an engine part. This engine part is really the overthruster prop from The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension. (edit)

Lorien: Do you have anything worth living for?
Delenn: Sleep now. I will watch and catch you if you should fall.
Sheridan: Delenn! (edit) Lorien: It's easy to find something worth dying for. Do you have anything worth living for?
Sheridan: I can't see you anymore.
Lorien: As it should be.
Sheridan: What if I fall? How will I know you'll catch me?
Lorien: I caught you before.
Sheridan: What if I die?
Lorien: I can not create life, but I can breathe on the remaining embers.. It may not work.
Sheridan: But I can hope.
Lorien: Hope is all we have. (edit) Lorien: You must let go. Surrender yourself to death, the death of flesh, the death of fear. Step into the abyss, and let go. (edit) Lorien: You can't turn away from death simply because you're afraid of what might happen without you. That's not enough! You're not embracing life. You're fleeing death. And so you're caught in between, unable to go forward or backward. Your friends need what you can be when you are no longer afraid, when you know who you are and why you are and what you want, when you are no longer looking for reasons to live, but can simply be. (edit) Sheridan: Kosh.
Lorien: Is that its name? I think I met it once long ago. (edit)

In a close up of Mira Furlan (Delenn) while she's watching Sheridan's personal log, you can see some of the make up has rubbed off and her eyebrow is showing. (edit) Continuity: In the original broadcast of this episode Franklin gives the date as January 8 in his opening monologue and says that it has been fourteen days since Sheridan was presumed killed. This in incorrect. It was nine days since he was presumed killed. This error was correct in later broadcasts. (edit)

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