Original airdate: February 27, 1949

While most races on Babylon 5 are demonstrating their world's primary religious beliefs, G'Kar tries to stay a few steps ahead of the assassin hired to kill him.

Original airdate February 20, 1949, although it was a new production of an existing script previously used in 1946.

An old mentor of Dr. Franklin drops by with some interesting new artifacts. Meanwhile, a reporter keeps trying to get an interview with Sinclair.

Original airdate: November 30, 1947

The fourth and final episode with Ben Morris in the title role instead of Jack Webb.

Londo falls in love, and Garibaldi has a gremlin to chase.

Original airdate: November 23, 1947.

The third of four episodes with Ben Morris instead of Jack Webb.

Jon and Blaine discuss an episode with surprisingly few regular cast members, as a dangerous alien ends up on the station, with digressions into Doctor Who, current research into particle physics, and more.

Original airdate: August 10, 1947. The second of four episodes to star Ben Morris instead of Jack Webb.

Trey and Blaine discuss Woody Allen's class, starring Diane Keaton.