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Alisa Beldon A teenager, born in Los Angeles on 12 July 2244, who was stranded on Babylon 5 when her father, Eliot, died. She had to resort to theft to survive in DownBelow. Alisa started to exhibit strong telepathic ability (estimated Psi Corps rating P10) with the onset of puberty, suffering a mind burst while attempting to flee after stealing some jewelry, resulting in her capture. Talia Winters was adamant that she should join the Psi Corps, making numerous gifts on their behalf. Susan Ivanova was equally determined that she should have another choice. Alisa chose to take the offer by Delenn to leave Babylon 5 in order to train with the Minbari, after turning down the offers by the Psi Corps and a lucrative offer by the Narn Regime to provide them with telepathic gene samples. In the process of deciding she inadvertently scanned Delenn, detecting her involvement in the disappearance of Branmer's corpse and touching on her intention to use the chrysalis device. [Played by Grace Una]

Occurrence: Season 1 "Legacies"

David Endawi A member of Earth Force Special Intelligence sent to Babylon 5 in order to investigate the station inhabitant's knowledge of the Shadows using the jettisoned flight recorder from Warren Keffer's destroyed Starfury. He met with Babylon 5's command staff and the alien ambassadors, but learnt and reported little, after Londo Mollari and G'Kar could only provide evidence based on dreams and the Book of G'Quan respectively, while Delenn purposefully withheld what she knew. [Played by Tucker Smallwood]

Occurrence: Season 2 "Matters of Honor"

William Edgars The second husband of Lise Hampton and a Mars Colony pharmaceuticals magnate running Edgars Industries, the fourth largest corporation in the Earth Alliance, to which it is the largest supplier of chemical weapons, with the largest medical reseach laboratory on the planet. Edgars is placed in the top ten richest men in the Earth Alliance, with assets that include "half of Mars Dome", including a private monorail dock, and homes on Earth, Mars Colony and Io. Yet despite this impressive standing William Edgars is somewhat reclusive, with no known pictures available, even to Michael Garibaldi with his extensive set of contacts and other methods of obtaining information. Edgars is deeply distrustful of telepaths and refuses to employ them, even going so far as to force Michael Garibaldi to dismiss Lyta Alexander as his assistant soon after puting Babylon 5's former security chief onto a retainer. Edgar's motives are purely for financial gain and power, to the extent that he developed an anti-telepath virus so that he could gain both by selling the vaccine and by using the ability to control its supply to control the Psi Corps. It is possible that Edgars had the help of Shadow agents to develope this virus. He has been known to have bought elections within EarthGov to further these ends. William Edgars' plans of gaining control over EarthGov and the Psi Corps started quite well once he had Wade bring Michael Garibaldi onto the team. With Garibaldi's knowledge, he was able to arrange the capture of John Sheridan. He feared that Sheridan's actions would provoke President Clark into a panic-stricken decision to give the Psi Corps unprecedented power in addition to the considerable power that he already bestowed upon them, such as assignment to the military to perform loyalty scans. Edgars was almost certainly correct in assuming that this was power that they would be unwilling to concede when President Clark was eventually removed from office. However before he could put his deadly plan of releasing the virus into action, his plans were revealed to Bester by Michael Garibaldi who had been acting under Bester's control the whole time. Edgars was killed, along with Wade and two security guards, when Psi Cops raided his home in Mars Dome and also managed to seize both the anti-telepath virus and its antidote at the same time while placing the blame for the attack on the Mars Colony resistance. [Played by Efrem Zimbalist Jr.]

Occurrence: Season 4 "Exercise of Vital Powers" "Face of The Enemy"

Lise Hampton-Edgars A Mars Colony born former girlfriend of Michael Garibaldi whom he met within days of his assignment there. After a happy year together during which time they talked of marriage he moved on to become Babylon 5's security officer at the request of Jeffrey Sinclair while she decided to remain on Mars Colony. As a result they parted after an argument. During the Mars Rebellion of 2258 Garibaldi was concerned for her safety and desperately tried to contact her with the intent of apologizing and rekindling their relationship. He was relieved to find that she was alive, albeit injured in crossfire whilst trying to obtain some food. However he was not too impressed with the news that she was already married to Frans and expecting their first child, so he broke off contact once more. Their paths crossed again in 2261, when Michael Garibaldi was hired by Wade to act as her bodyguard during a covert visit to Babylon 5 to receive a molecular isopot of genetic material, later to be revealed to be an anti-telepath virus developed by William Edgars. While they were talking Michael discovered that not only had she divorced Frans following his affair, loosing custody of her daughter Deborah in the process, but had not recontacted him at all before remarrying, this time to William Edgars and assuming the name Lise Hampton-Edgars. Signs that all might not be well with her second marriage emerged soon after Garibaldi confronted her over this, when she referred to herself merely as "Lise Hampton", but by this point Garibaldi had already decided that a long term relationship with her was simply not to be. Despite the possible conflict of interests however, Michael Garibaldi accepted William Edgars' offer of employment and travelled to Mars Dome to meet with his new employer. Garibaldi was unaware that he was acting under the programming of Bester who intended to manipulate him into discovering the extent of William Edgars' involvement in an anti-telepath virus. When the truth emerged that Edgars was responsible for the virus, Bester launched an immediate assault on their home to seize it and kill those involved, an attack that left both William Edgars and Wade dead, and Lise Hampton missing. Lise had in fact managed to survive the attack and was trying to flee Mars when she was seized by the Martian mafia and briefly held to ransom until rescued by a team of Rangers led by Michael Garibaldi. He remained with her for a while on a now independent Mars before deciding to return to Babylon 5. With his alcoholic problem returning, due to Besters interference with his mind, it took Captain Lochley's message to Lise to bring her to Babylon 5. Here she began to help dry out Garibaldi, and after an assassination atempt on her life, she and Garibaldi were finally married, becoming therefore, Mrs. Lise Hampton-Edgars-Garibaldi !!! [Played by Denise Gentile]

Occurrence: Season 1 "Voice in the Wilderness part 1" "Babylon Squared" Season 4 "Conflicts of Interest" "Exercise of Vital Powers" "Face of the Enemy" "Rising Star" Season 5 "Darkness Ascending" "Wheel of Fire" "Objects in Motion"

Captain Sandra Hiroshi An Earth Alliance captain commanding the destroyer Churchill, who came to Babylon 5 with the news that forces loyal to President Clark were on the way to attack the Alexander and seize control of Babylon 5. Babylon 5 was to be placed in the hands of Nightwatch and its senior officers (Sheridan, Ivanova, etc) placed under arrest. Hiroshi then helped to defend Babylon 5 against the attack by Earth Force ships under the command of Captain Dexter Smith. During the battle, the Churchill was fatally damaged, it was not possible for anyone to leave on escape pods, so Captain Hiroshi's last order was for the Churchill to ram the Rowanoke, destroying both ships and herself. [Played by Kim Miyori]

Occurrence Season 3 "Severed Dreams"

Brother Malcolm (Real name before Mindwipe not known). A relative of one of the victim's of the Black Rose Killer who was subjected to a Death of Personality, after murdering Brother Edward out of a desire for revenge. Following the mind wipe he took Brother Edward's place in the order at the specific request of Brother Theo, and the name Brother Malcolm. After the mindwipe Brother Malcolm [Played by Robert Keith]

Occurrence: Season 3 "Passing Through Gethsemane"

Sarah [No last name give] An operative of General William Hague sent to Babylon 5 to recover the information held by Dr. Everett Jacobs for use against President Clark. She told John Sheridan the real reasons for the fugitive alert placed upon Dr. Jacobs, and requested that he find him and his data before Earth Force Special Intelligence. When the data crystal was duly handed over, she informed Sheridan that he had "scored a major victory for the good guys". [Played by Wanda de Jesus] Note: Another and different Sarah occurrs in Season 5 as a telepath. [No Compromises]

Occurrence: Season 2 "Hunter, Prey"

Simon (No last name given) A young rogue telepath, known as "Special Simon" to his fellow rogues, who came to Babylon 5 with Byron hoping to find a new life there following an existance as a Mars Colony tunnel rat. During his time as a tunnel rat, he had been so badly traumatised by an event involving the death of an unknown girl in a tunnel that he had foregone the use of speech, even telepathically, choosing instead to only communicate via the projection of images and smells. Simon was mortally wounded by John Clemens after he had seen him preparing to assassinate John Sheridan at his inauguaration as President of the Interstellar Alliance. He managed to crawl back through the tunnels to raise the alarm before he died, finally breaking his self imposed silence to scream "No!" as he projected images he had scanned from John Clemens' mind detailing his plans to kill Sheridan. [Played by Timothy Eyster]

Occurrence: Season 5 "No Compromises"