Mira Furlan

Mira Furlan plays Delenn on Babylon 5, the 1990s station hour plotted as a five-year novel when American sci-fi television still defaulted to reset buttons. J. Michael Straczynski wrote the bulk himself: foreshadowing, payoffs, fascism, faith, and the forever DS9 comparison. Furlan’s Delenn is diplomat weather — neutral ground until history arrives, a robe that behaves like a plot.

Mira Furlan makes Delenn a person you can schedule on Babylon 5 (PTEN/TNT, 1994–1998). Michael Straczynski writing the bulk, foreshadowing, fascism, faith, the forever DS9 comparison. The living room came for the premise; it stayed because Mira Furlan's Delenn had a body. She photographs as work the premise cannot do alone. Mira Furlan remains Delenn on Babylon 5 (PTEN/TNT, 1994–1998), the temperature the hour still uses.

Mira Furlan does not arrive late: s01e01 plants Delenn. Midnight on the Firing Line: diplomats on a massive station, foreshadowing already the house style, not a teaser. Mira Furlan lands hardest at s02e01: Points of Departure: command change as novel chapter, fascism and faith no longer waiting for a reset button. Mira Furlan after the novelty tax is s03e01 — Matters of Honor: mid-novel heat, the forever DS9 comparison already a fan-war the text earns.

Soldiers and ambassadors on a massive station. Furlan sells the novel as a face. On TV Flash she is 1990s genre steel — the Delenn who made a serial feel like literature, and the reason the hour still photographs as history instead of a monster of the week.

Keep Mira Furlan scheduled as Delenn on Babylon 5 — PTEN/TNT, 1994–1998, the codes already on the card.