Crusade

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1999
12
44 Min.

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Tracy Scoggins, Gary Cole, Daniel Dae Kim, and Peter Woodward in Crusade (1999)

Fünf Jahre nach den Ereignissen von Babylon 5 (1993) hat ein Team von Soldaten und Wissenschaftlern fünf Jahre Zeit, um ein Heilmittel für eine Seuche zu finden, die die Erde dezimiert.Fünf Jahre nach den Ereignissen von Babylon 5 (1993) hat ein Team von Soldaten und Wissenschaftlern fünf Jahre Zeit, um ein Heilmittel für eine Seuche zu finden, die die Erde dezimiert.Fünf Jahre nach den Ereignissen von Babylon 5 (1993) hat ein Team von Soldaten und Wissenschaftlern fünf Jahre Zeit, um ein Heilmittel für eine Seuche zu finden, die die Erde dezimiert.

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J. Michael Straczynski had completed the script for the season 1 finale before the series was cancelled, an episode titled "The End of the Line". The episode was to have Captain Gideon discover the origin of the hybrid-Shadow vessel encountered earlier in the series: a secret EarthForce project to combine human and Shadow technology. An EarthForce officer would have subsequently revealed that Techno-Mages were originally agents of the Shadows who rebelled, but still use the Shadows' technology. The friendship between Gideon and Galen would have been strained, not only by the revelation of the Techno-Mages' origins, but by Galen's admission that he was sent by the Techno-Mages to find any more leftover Shadow technology, and that was why he'd been helping Gideon in the first place. The episode, and the season, was to have ended with Gideon on Mars trying to expose the EarthForce experiments, only to be shot by an EarthForce sniper.

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Gideon: I thought you said you never hold a grudge.
Galen: Well, I don't. I have no surviving enemies... at all.

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Followed by Babylon 5: The Legend of the Rangers: To Live and Die in Starlight (2002)

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Don't Listen to the Fools

I've read a lot of the comments, and I see an overwhelming trend here: people don't know what they're talking about. Crusade is NOT a bad show. It is an excellent show, and a worthy addition to the B5 universe. It was originally scheduled to air after the movie "A Call To Arms", and the pilot episode was to be "Racing The Night". They had 5 episodes ready and were about to film more when TNT paused production. They wanted serious changes to the show: new uniforms, more violence, more sex. They forced JMS to write a new pilot, "War Zone" with ridiculous requirements, such as a fistfight in the opening.

He later refused to add more sex and a 'sexual explorer', so TNT canceled the show after 13 episodes were filmed. The show was canceled before it even aired. It was not canceled because it was bad, but because TNT made it bad. They did eventually air it, but totally out of order. If you ignore "War Zone" and watch the other 12, it's a great show. The show clearly has an arc, and it was about to begin when the show was canceled. Hopefully the SCI-FI channel will pick it up in the future and continue this great series.