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19 January 2002 (USA) moreTagline:
A new kind of evil demands a new kind of courage. morePlot:
A disgraced Ranger takes command of an old, possibly haunted, ship on an escort mission that encounters deadly peril from a new enemy civilization. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
What a Waste moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Dylan Neal | ... | David Martell | |
| Andreas Katsulas | ... | Citizen G'Kar | |
| Alex Zahara | ... | Dulann | |
| Myriam Sirois | ... | Sarah Cantrell | |
| Dean Marshall | ... | Malcolm Bridges | |
| Warren Takeuchi | ... | Kitaro Sasaki (as Warren T. Takeuchi) | |
| Jennie Rebecca Hogan | ... | Na'Feel | |
| Mackenzie Gray | ... | Minister Kafta | |
| David Storch | ... | Tafeek | |
| Enid-Raye Adams | ... | Firell | |
| Gus Lynch | ... | Tirk | |
| Todd Sandomirsky | ... | Tannier | |
| Andrew Kavadas | ... | Captain Bart Gregg (as Andrew A. Kavadas) | |
| Simon Egan | ... | Minbari Crewman | |
| Bernard Cuffling | ... | Sindell |
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Babylon 5: The Legend of the Rangers (USA) (working title)Legend of the Rangers: Babylon 5 (USA) (promotional title)
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Australia:PG | Germany:12 | USA:Not Rated | UK:PG | Ireland:PG | Netherlands:6 | Finland:K-11 | Argentina:13Filming Locations:
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaFun Stuff
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This is Andreas Katsulas' final portrayal of G'Kar in the Babylon 5 pantheon of TV series and TV movies. moreGoofs:
Revealing mistakes: When David is thrown against a bulkhead during his fight with Minister Kafta the metal wall wrinkles on impact, revealing it to be a cushioned barrier. moreQuotes:
[first lines]Captain Bart Gregg: Status?
Dulann: Engine's damaged. 20% capacity. Automatic weapons tracking system disabled.
Captain Bart Gregg: David, how many left?
David Martel: Six. Lead ship's coming around for another pass.
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For someone who can come up with the concept of B5, and write most of the episodes, JMS sure can't write a movie to save his life. At a time when the B5 franchise needed a masterpiece, JMS gave us bad rip-offs of his own work. Take "Thirdspace," add some ancient shadow-like enemy and throw in a dash of young James T. Kirk and you basically got this pilot. I'm not sure why JMS threw out such tripe like "The Hand" when he knew that every B5 fan in america would call him out on it, but he did it anyway. All of the reviews, except for those that live only to praise JMS, have said that this "pilot" "telemovie" or what have you, sucks. They are right. Due to the ignorant mismanagement on the part of the Sci-Fi channel, it aired opposite an NFL playoff game. Due to hackneyed writing, however, it virtually sealed the deal of no series.