Well, we’re four episodes in and now Sheridan’s back, Garibladi’s back, even Mr. Morden is back.  In fact, everything is back to normal.  Or at least Babylon 5’s version of “normal” which is anything but.  You see, Sheridan is playing host to a Vorlon, the Centuari are playing host to a Shadow fleet, and Mike seems to have a host of problems with Lorien.

On the larger scale, the Vorlons are on a rampage, wiping out entire worlds – not the populations, but the whole planet – that have played host to the Shadows.  News of this is a bit concerning to Londo, but fortunately Emperor Cartagia knows Morden can’t be trusted.  Yeah. right.  I’m sure our listeners have seen enough of him to know there’s more to that.  Londo has a plan afoot to take save his people, but it seems that G’kar is the one paying the price so far.

Speaking of paying a price.  We find out that being brought back from the dead isn’t quite rainbows and roses.  Delenn finds out that price when the command staff address their own Vorlon problem.  John, it seems, has a bit of a shift in plans.  He’s not simply going to take the fight to the Shadows, he’s going to take on both the Shadows and the Vorlons.  At least we finally – after 3-1/2 years – get to see what a Vorlon really looks like.

This is just a taste of what is in store for everyone on this episode of the Babylon Project Podcast.  Jim, JP, and Raul discuss all this and much more in this pivotal episode of the series.

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