What happened to Jeffrey Sinclair after he left Babylon 5? | Valen

I think it was very admirable that the show’s management let Michael O’Hare leave the show when he became mentally unstable, yet kept him as an integral character of Babylon 5 story line. It was also admirable that not only did they keep him in the story line, but they also made allowances for his mental health when he was brought back briefly to close out his characters story. It was very gracious of them to keep his illness a secret. They even would have kept his health a secret forever, but O’Hare asked that they give the real for his departure when he died so that it might help others who suffer from mental health as well. Hollywood was not known to be kind to those who suffer from mental health back then.

The fact that JMS had the entire series laid out from the beginning to end is amazing. Even more amazing is that he had to change it all after the actor who played Sinclair asked to be released from his contract over severe anxiety issues.

Babylon 5 is still one of my favorite series. I am watching it again.

Michael O'Hare was amazing as Sinclair. I hope that in the new series we get more about Sinclair and the first Shadow War. RIP Michael O'Hare you were big reason we loved Babylon 5.

Sinclair was my favorite character, so sad what happened to Michael O'Hare. Thanks I learnt something, though I knew all the lore.

Wow that's awesome Delenn was a descendent of Jeffrey St. CLARE/Valen.

"To Dream in the city of sorrows" by K Drennan is the official canon story.

So many stories to tell. I hope someone will carry on the tales. In Valen's name!

Well, if he went beyond the rim and joined the First Ones, then he and Sheridan ultimately caught up with each other!

I'm pretty sure Sinclair knew delenn was a member of the grey council in the first season? Didn't the soul hunter tell him that she was satae? (sorry for spelling)

Sinclair is Valen

Good video, but I think it best left unanswered. Some things are best left as mysteries.

Would have loved to see more stories about valen

The message from Jeffrey Sinclair was from season 3. It was the episodes 16, (The message) and 17 to complete the story, that started in Babylon Squared.

Wasn't Dukhat a descendent of Valen as well, as most of the Minbari on the flagship did not know the Vorlon's were onboard? He knew the Humans would be needed to fight the next shadow war and was on a secret task to find them.

While I didn't warm to B-5 until after Sinclair left, I did prefer him to Shereden.

I had the paperback that touched on this years back ( wished they could have filmed it as a special etc)

I really like the footnote that Babylon 4 was not destroyed and is still out there somewhere

Would be nice of you to include sources for these claims. Some of this comes from tie-in novels, and some of this from comics.

I liked Catherine. :(