Babylon 5 - Season 4 -

The breakneck pace of Season 4 was primarily driven by real-world uncertainty.

: Early in the season (Episode 6, "Into the Fire"), John Sheridan brings the Vorlons and the Shadows into a final confrontation at Coriana VI. He forces them to realize that the "younger races" are done with their proxy war, prompting the ancient races to leave the galaxy forever. Babylon 5 - Season 4

: The original series finale, "Sleeping in Light," was filmed as the last episode of Season 4. When the show was unexpectedly renewed for Season 5 by TNT, this finale was moved to the end of the next year, and a new Season 4 finale, " The Deconstruction of Falling Stars ," was quickly produced. The breakneck pace of Season 4 was primarily

The fourth season of Babylon 5 , titled is widely considered the show's narrative climax. Spanning the year 2261, it resolves the two massive conflicts that had been building since the series began: the war with the Shadows and the liberation of Earth. Narrative Highlights : The original series finale, "Sleeping in Light,"

: Creator J. Michael Straczynski (JMS) believed the show would be cancelled after the fourth season because its network, PTEN, was folding. To ensure the story was finished, he compressed approximately two seasons of plot into one.