Babylon 5: The Lost Tales: Voices In The Dark

Science Fiction

Richard Biggs	Stephen Franklin
Bruce Boxleitner	John Sheridan
Peter Jurasik	Londo Mollari
Andreas Katsulas	G'Kar
Keegan MacIntosh	Prince Regent Dius Vintari
Bruce Ramsay	Simon Burke
Teryl Rothery	ISN reporter
Alan Scarfe	Father Kelly
Tracy Scoggins	Colonel Elizabeth Lochley
Peter Woodward	Galen

Director	J. Michael Straczynski; Sara Barnes
Producer	J. Michael Straczynski; Douglas Netter
Writer	J. Michael Straczynski

Babylon 5: The Lost Tales: Voices in the Dark is the lynchpin that helps tie up loose ends from the five year mini-series, Babylon 5. The movie is segmented into two separate stories that make up a 72-hour timeframe. In the first one, ‘Over Here‘, Colonel Lochley (Tracy Scoggins) is anticipating the arrival of John Sheridan (Bruce Boxleitner) on Babylon 5 again. Sheridan has summoned a priest, Father Cassidy (Alan Scarfe) from Earth to take part in what seems like a supernatural problem onboard the station. The second half is entitled ‘Over There’ sees the now President of Interstellar Alliance, John Sheridan on his way back to Babylon Five yet again to celebrate the five year mark of the Alliance’s formation. Along the way he picks up a helpful Centauri Prince, Dius Vintari (Keegan MacIntosh) and receives a warning from Galen (Peter Woodward), who has been having visions of great disaster.