Divided Loyalties
This article is about the Babylon 5 episode. For the Doctor Who novel, see Divided Loyalties (novel).
"Divided Loyalties" | |
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Babylon 5 episode | |
Lyta Alexander and John Sheridan | |
Episode no. |
Season 2 Episode 19 |
Directed by | Jesús Treviño |
Written by | J. Michael Straczynski |
Production code | 220 |
Original air date |
11 October 1995 (US) 25 July 1995 (UK) |
Guest actors | |
"Divided Loyalties" is an episode from the second season of the science fiction television series Babylon 5.
Synopsis
Lyta Alexander returns to the station with news that one of the senior staff may, unknowingly, be a spy for the Psi Corps. During the course of the investigation, Susan Ivanova reluctantly admits that she is a latent telepath. The spy attempts to assassinate Lyta, before eventually being unmasked: it is commercial telepath Talia Winters. The Psi Corps had secretly planted an alternate personality in her brain, one completely loyal to the Psi Corps, which now takes over her body and powers and seemingly destroys her original personality. She subsequently leaves the station.
Arc significance
- Lyta Alexander returns to the show.
- Talia Winters is exposed as a Psi Corps sleeper agent and leaves the show.
- Cmdr. Ivanova reveals that she is a latent telepath.
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