Personally I don't think that "Babylon Squared" and "War Without End" marry up as well as they could have, but I understand the reason for that. The destruction of the
Black Star as portrayed on-screen (
In the Beginning) doesn't entirely agree with Sheridan's earlier description of the event. The Kosh poisoning bit in the pilot can be rationalized - but it
has to be rationalized in light of the later depiction of the Vorlons. There are probably other little nits here and there. (Not
inconsistent, but certainly not dealt with, are things like Sheridan, G'Kar and Franklin having met before, but there wouldn't have been time for that early in S2 even if it had been planned from the beginning - and later would be too late to get into it.)
Oh, and Lennier says that the Minbari have two castes at one point. But around the time that episode was filmed, JMS posted a usenet message naming
three Minbari castes, Warrior, Religious and Worker, so this may just have been Lennier being a typical Religious caste member and forgetting about the Workers.
But on the whole I can't think of any major or serious inconsistancies, and I've seen the whole series seven or eight times. It really is a remarkable acheivement.
Regards,
Joe
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Joseph DeMartino
Sigh Corps
Pat Tallman Division
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