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EACH NIGHT I DREAM OF HOME

Crusade, Episode 1x13 Production number: 105 First aired: 1 September 1999
Production Credits
Written By: J. Michael Straczynski Directed By: Stephen Furst Executive Producer: Douglas Netter & J. Michael Straczynski Producer: John Copeland Production Designer: John Iacovelli Director of Photography: Frederick V. Murphy II Editor: Jeff Hodge, Michael B. Hoggan & Skip Robinson Music By: Evan H. Chen
Episode Chronology
Story Date: Late May, 2267
Chronological Order
Preceded by: Visitors from Down the Street
Followed by: The Path of Sorrows
Broadcast Order
Preceded by: Visitors from Down the Street
Followed by: The Legend of the Rangers
Episode Gallery

Each Night I Dream of Home is an episode from the TV Series Crusade which is a spin off from Babylon 5.

"Who Are You? Matthew Gideon, Captain. Attached to the Earth Alliance Starship Excalibur. What do you want? To find a cure to the Drakh plague before it wipes out all life on earth. Where Are You Going? Anywhere I Have To. Who do you serve and who do you trust? Who do you serve and who do you trust?"

– Galen Questioning Captain Gideon

StarringEdit

SummaryEdit

Former Babylon 5 Medical Chief of Staff Dr. Stephen Franklin comes to Excalibur to oversee an experiment that may strike a blow against the Drakh plague. The Drakh strike a blow of their own, launching an attack after the experimentation gets underway.

Memorable QuotesEdit

"Never eat anything bigger than your head. Never shoot pool at a place called Pop's. Never eat food at a place called Mom's."

– Captain Gideon, to Captain Lochley

Episode ChronologyEdit

13 episodes of crusade were produced before TNT cancelled the series. According to posts by J. Michael Straczynski, which are archived on jmsnews.com, TNT broadcast the episodes out of the intended sequence. The order of the episodes was then revised when they were re-broadcasted on the Sci-Fi channel; the Sci-Fi channel actually contacted Straczynski and asked which order he would prefer the episodes were broadcast. A third order was formally endorsed by Straczynski as the "true" chronological sequence of events for the filmed episode, as it appeared in The Official Babylon 5 Chronology (published in the pages of The Official Babylon 5 Magazine in 1999-2000). This particular ordering supersedes Straczynski's own "preferred" sequence from a strictly chronological and causal standpoint. The original broadcast order as set by TNT was used for the DVD releases.