Babylon 5

Revelations was a perfect and classic episode of Babylon 5. This episode had many revelations about many things. I enjoyed watching this episode as we got to see more of the Shadows. Londo begins to truly grasp the potential of his new alliance. It was interesting to see Delenn after she emerged changed and very different. I enjoyed the scenes with G'karr and Na'Toth as he told her of the coming darkness. This episode had a great story, a good mix of characters and situations. This episode definitely moves the season forward. I can't wait to watch more of Babylon 5!!!!!!!

revelations. after arranging the slaughter of 10,0000 narns in the military quadrant 37, londo becomes increasing entangled with the evil mr mordon, an agent of the power mercenaries, the shadowmen who g'kar has a theory about and warns the others that a very old race described in the holy book still exists on the rim and is gaining power ,purposely creating havoc throught out the entire space.meanwhile security cheif michael garibald's is in critical condition and has go into a coma, dr steven franklin tries to use a highly unorthodox,and alien treatment to help cure him, failure means death to both of them.

Great episodes what gives us oportunity to learn much more and new - about what is going to happen. G'Kar briefs us about shadows and we are learning about the rules of the game Londo and Mr. Morden are playing. Why not elliminate all Narn homeworld but as we know - Morden's side has long term plans.



Delenn is finally coming out of the cocoon and she looks gorgeous. This is new Delenn, not the one we remember from season 1. She will show us her different personality soon.



And this episode we have a change to get into deeper Sheridan characther and learn about his past. And now we can only wait for the storm comming.

I really liked this episode.



Yes, I know I rated it a 9.3 and say that I really liked it… well, I’m hard to please at times.



Although I did not care much for the early talks between Sheridan and his sister, I really liked what it brought on, mainly a deeper look into Sheridan. The gift that his sister brings him, results in a very touching scene that finally grants Sheridan the closure he has been lacking for two years.



I was glad to see Garibaldi finally emerge from his coma. And the fact that the Doctor Franklin (I always forget his name) used the alien device on him was a nice touch and an extension of a previous episode. Even though he only has a small speaking part in this episode, it was good to have Garibaldi back, as he is my favorite character.



Off topic, this show is hard to review. Mainly because so much is going on at one time. Several storylines are always taking place at one time. So, I suppose I will just do as I have been… and talking about the memorable parts of the show. I’d practically need to take notes to do a good review. And since I watch several episodes at a time… its hard to remember exactly what occurred in which episode.



I think the most exciting part this episode was G’Kar running from the Shadows towards the beginning of the episode. The CGI is much improved over the previous season, and was nice to get my first look at a smaller Shadow craft.