the parliament of dreams

olspan=2 align=center\|"The Parliament of Dreams" (Babylon 5)
olspan=2 align=center\|Season 1, Episode 5
lign=right width=40%\|Air Date (US):	\|23 February 1994
lign=right\|Production No.:	\|108
lign=right\|Written by:	\|J. Michael Straczynski
lign=right\|Directed by:	\|Jim Johnston
lign=right\|Guest Stars:	\|Julia Nickson (Catherine Sakai) Thomas Kopache (Tu'Pari)
lign=center width=50%\|Prev: "Infection"	align=center\|Next: "Mind War"

The Parliament of Dreams is an episode from the first season of the science-fiction television series Babylon 5.

Plot synopsis

G'Kar fends off an assassination attempt during a week-long festival of religious and cultural exchange.

Arc significance

Production details

"The Parliament of Dreams" was originally titled "Carnival!" This episode marks the first appearance of Na'Toth, G'Kar's diplomatic attache, played by Caitlin Brown. She replaced Ko'Dath, who appeared only in "Born to the Purple," and was played by Mary Woronov. Woronov left the show after encountering problems with the extensive makeup process; Brown was called in at the last minute to replace her. In the second season, Na'Toth was played by Mary Kay Adams.

Trivia

External link

Lurker's Guide Episode Page

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