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Synopsis. This latest installment of Babylon 5 is in two parts: the first, is about an entity that has possessed a worker. It wants to be exorcised but Col. Lochley prevents the priest & sends it & the host both back to Earth. The second is about Galen trying to dupe President Sheridan into assassinating the future Centauri President to stop ...
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Babylon 5: The Lost Tales - Voices in the Dark 10 years after he became President of the Interstellar Alliance, Sheridan prepares for a Babylon 5 reunion that could prevent Earth's impending doom. Star Filled
Babylon 5: The Lost Tales - Voices in the Dark. 10 years after he became President of the Interstellar Alliance, Sheridan prepares for a Babylon 5 reunion that could prevent Earth's impending doom. Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and 48 hours to finish once started.
In Voices in the Dark, Series creator J. Michael Straczynski reunites with stars Bruce Boxleitner and Tracy Scoggins in two richly imagined stories set after the events of the original series. Richly imagined, too, is Straczynski's vision of the 23rd century (including a dazzling New York City) - a vision made more spectacular via filmmaking technology unavailable during the original series.
Released July 31st, 2007, 'Babylon 5: The Lost Tales - Voices in the Dark' stars Bruce Boxleitner, Peter Woodward, Alan Scarfe, Teryl Rothery The movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 15 min, and ...
Times change. Dangers remain. 10 years after he became President of the Interstellar Alliance, Sheridan prepares for a fateful Babylon 5 reunion that …
Jul 31, 2007 · This latest installment of Babylon 5 is in two parts: the first, is about an entity that has possessed a worker. It wants to be exorcised but Col. Lochley prevents the priest & sends it & the host both back to Earth. The second is about Galen trying to dupe President Sheridan into assassinating the future Centauri President to stop him possibly attacking Earth in 30 years time.
