(blocked) asks:
> Is the time travel that Sheridan experienced to the Centari
> homeworld different from the time flashes experienced by
> Garibladi, Delenn, Krantz, and others on Babylon 4? If these
> flashes are different, then is the Sheridan of 2278(?) dead,
> lost, or just somewhere else? Does Delenn continue on the mission
> alone?

No, Sheridan "leapt" into his future self, hence the difference
in wardrobe and appearance. Londo wasn't suprised to see him. If you
recall the Centauri guard when we first arrive in the Palace, he says,
"I think he's awake again, would you like to see?" The implication
being that he's been beaten into unconsciousness, hence Londo's line,
"Welcome back from the abyss." It was at that moment of
unconsciousness that he "slid" into his future self.

jms

(blocked) asks:
> talking about time travel, was the scenes with garibaldi with
> more hair, scenes that where taped back during the first season,
> or where they taped now? is that true and how many episodes are
> left of season three?

Yes, the Garibaldi scenes in part 2 were all from the first
season; and the last 5 eps will apparently be held for October to ramp
up the ratings for the November sweeps.

jms

Larry Rosenblum <72122.1555@compuserve.com> asks:
> What happens to the consciousness of the Sheridan of the future
> while he is being "inhabited" by the Sheridan of the past? Does
> the Sheridan of the future remember what has gone on?

The future Sheridan would have a little memory of what happened
during that time, but it'd be almost dreamlike, two steps removed.

jms