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The Legend of the Rangers

From The Babylon Project

The Legend of the Rangers:
To Live and Die in Starlight
Babylon 5, Episode Mx06
Production number: #296737
First aired: 19th January 2002
Production Credits
Written By: J. Michael Straczynski
Directed By: Michael Vejar
Executive Producer: Douglas Netter
& J. Michael Straczynski
Producer: Ron McLeod
Production Designer: Stephen Geaghan
Director of Photography: Henry Chan
Editor: Stein Myhrstad
Music By: Christopher Franke
Episode Chronology
Story Date: 2265
Chronological Order
Preceded by: River of Souls
Followed by: A Call to Arms
Broadcast Order
Preceded by: Each Night I Dream of Home
Followed by: Voices in the Dark


The Legend of the Rangers is the sixth of six Babylon 5 TV Movies. It is set in 2265, which would place it before the events of A Call to Arms and Crusade. The Legend of the Rangers was intended as a pilot for a new spin-off series however it did not fare well in the ratings and as such further episodes were not ordered. The Episodic Title of The Legend of the Rangers is "To Live and Die in Starlight".

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The Rangers, an order of warrior-priests, have wandered the darkness between the stars for over a thousand years, protecting a hundred worlds from invasion and destruction. But now a new alien threat appears on the horizon of the Interstellar Alliance, a force more ancient and powerful than anything previoulsy encountered. The only obstacle in the way of this new race; a single, broken-down Ranger ship, under the command of David Martel, whose sole orders were to escort Ambassador G'Kar to an Interstellar conference. Alone, barely armed, they must defeat an enemy unlike anything they have ever seen before.

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This TV Movie was released with five others and some limited special features on Region 2 DVD. For more information see:

This TV Movie was released on a single DVD with no Special Features on Region 1 & Region 2 DVD. For More Information see:

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