Old themes and minor betrayals infuse this episode like a shot of whiskey in your coffee. Lennier’s spycraft finally yields the intel the Alliance needs, after tracking a Centauri ship back to a hidden base. Lyta takes up a long-standing offer and secures a deal for telepath genetic material with G’kar. Delenn defuses Sheridan with the truth. And Garibaldi must finally decide what he wants: Oblivion, or life on Mars with Lise. We just recently discovered we don’t *have* a pleasure threshold, this week on Jumpgate!
Delenn meets Lennier in Downbelow to offer the Ranger trainee a covert mission: enter Centauri space and follow up on the evidence she and Sheridan have collected in order to attain solid proof that the Centauri are behind the attacks on Alliance shipping. He departs B5 bound for Whitestar 27, which has been retasked to serve as a platform for advanced Ranger training in deep space. Meanwhile, Londo adroitly trolls the Drazi through a bug in Vir’s groceries and surprises his loyal aide with a pending promotion. And after months of waiting, G’Kar finally has his new orange prosthetic eye installed by Dr. Franklin… but must still deal with the myopia of his new followers. Can Lennier and his fellow Minbari Rangers survive the intensity of the Human Captain Montoya’s unorthodox training? Can Vir master the real-life version of Fruit Ninja: Drazi Edition? Find out this week, on Jumpgate!
FRUIT NINJA! One of the simplest and most fun games on a tablet! For those who don;t know, the slashes the cut the fruit are just swiping your finger over the tablet screen. Reminiscent of a certain Centauri Ambassador-to-be giving a Drazi fruit vendor a little re-education about the quality of his character.
Ace Blip-hunter Al Bester is on the case of a runaway Mindshredder, who keeps a secret worth killing for! Joined by two talented proteges, Al tracks the murderous rogue telepath to the notorious Babylon 5 station, deep in Epsilon sector. With time running out, and one of his apprentices already slaughtered in cold blood by a deranged mundane in thrall to the killer, can Al Bester bring the Mindshredder home before more of Psi-Corps’ children fall to his brutal living nightmares?
Find out this week on PSI: MIAMI! Er… I mean…. JUMPGATE!
G’Kar must deal with a growing religious movement surrounding the bootleg publication of his memoirs, forcing him into a role for which he’s not quite ready. Meanwhile, Garibaldi falls into a bottle on Drazi homeworld, which leads to the death of a longtime friend, not to mention the pilot he was after, who had a lead on the mysterious ISA shipping attacks. Franklin takes a promotion, Sheridan declares war on Earth (with the help of a snarky Delenn) and Londo gets a view of his true inner self, thanks to an elevator mishap! Put your face in the book, this week on Jumpgate!
The Byron Situation plunges headlong into chaos as Bester, under Earthgov jurisdiction, directs his bloodhounds to run down the violent splinter group of telepaths, who respond by holding medlab hostage! Shocking revelations from Byron finally reveal his ugly backstory, and Garibaldi faces off with Bester, but is neurally blocked from pulling the trigger to end the life of his tormentor. Hostage situations are for losers, so join us for a delightful summer barbecue, this week on Jumpgate!
Byron and his remaining telepaths turtle-up in Brown Sector, repelling any attempt by Lochley’s people to cut through. As the remnants of the violent faction ramp up their misguided offensive with weapons theft and neatly-penned graffiti, Sheridan and Delenn ride herd on the ISA council, who are suffering from ever more distructive raids on their shipping by an unknown aggressor. Meanwhile, back on Centauri Prime, Londo and G’Kar have a discussion about Spoo, which leads to a forgotten cell in an unused wing of the palace, where G’Kar’s former aide Na’Toth is held in solitary confinement. Lochley does her best John McClane impression, Londo subverts expectations, and Bester is STILL a psychopath! This week on Jumpgate!
The telepath situation charges toward a muddled and violent conclusion under Byrons misguided leadership, as he stands before the ISA and demands a planet for his people, or else he will publicly reveal everyone’s porn search history! Meanwhile, Londo and G’Kar face even more layers of treachery and conspiracy on Centauri Prime, when a familiar and mysterious alien saves Londo’s life. Byron is blind, Delenn truly sees, and the Drakh are conveniently telekinetic, this week on Jumpgate!
