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Dr. '''Benjamin Kyle''' was [[Babylon 5]]'s original [[Chief Medical Officer]] until [[Stephen Franklin]] replaced him in [[2258]].
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Dr. '''Benjamin Kyle''' was [[Babylon 5]]'s original [[Chief Medical Officer]] having been loaned out by [[Earthdome]] from his post as head of [[Xenobiological Research]].<ref>[[The Ragged Edge]]</ref> [[Stephen Franklin]] replaced him on March 2, [[2258]].<ref>[[Interludes and Examinations]]</ref>
   
He performed surgery on [[Vorlon]] ambassador [[Kosh Naranek]] when he was critically injured in an assassination attempt, making him the only known [[human]] at that time to lay eyes on a Vorlon. Bound by an his oath of confidentiality, he never told anyone what he saw. <ref>[[The Gathering]]</ref> <ref>[[The War Prayer]]</ref>
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He performed surgery on [[Vorlon]] ambassador [[Kosh Naranek]] after the ambassador was critically injured in an assassination attempt, making him the only known [[human]] at that time to lay eyes on a Vorlon. Under orders from [[Jeffrey Sinclair]], he opened the environmental suit and attempted to scan Kosh to treat him. Unable to make progress without more information on the poison, he visited Lieutenant Commander [[Laurel Takashima]] to enlist her assistance in persuading a commercial [[telepath]], [[Lyta Alexander]], to perform an illegal telepathic scan on Kosh. Takashima agreed to Kyle's proposal and proceeded to convince Alexander to go ahead with the scan. With the information, he was able to make some progress through the residue on Kosh's body and created an antidote. Fortunately, it was successful. Bound by his oath of confidentiality, he never told anyone what he saw.<ref>[[The Gathering]]</ref> Just after the incident, he left B5 to work directly with the president.<ref name="TWP">[[The War Prayer]]</ref>
   
While still serving on Babylon 5 he handled [[Cailyn James]]'s diagnosis of terminal neural paralysis. <ref>[[Walkabout]]</ref>
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While still serving on Babylon 5, he handled [[Cailyn James]]' diagnosis of terminal neural paralysis.<ref>[[Walkabout]]</ref>
   
He left Babylon 5 in late [[2257]]. Shortly before starting his new job as head of [[Xenobiological Research]] at [[Earth Dome]], he ran into Doctor [[Stephen Franklin]] who on his way yo Babylon 5. <ref>[[Soul Hunter (episode)]]</ref>. Dr. Kyle finall retired in December [[2262]], he asker Doctor Stephen Franklin to again fill his position.<ref>[[The Ragged Edge]]</ref> & <ref>[[Objects at Rest]]</ref>
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He left Babylon 5 in late February [[2258]] to return to his post as head of Xenobiological Research. After stopping at the transfer point off [[Io]] en route to [[Earth]], he ran into Doctor [[Stephen Franklin]], who was on his way to Babylon 5.<ref>[[Soul Hunter (episode)]]</ref> Dr. Kyle asked Dr. Franklin to be his replacement and Franklin accepted. The two remained in contact until Kyle's retirement on December 31, [[2262]].<ref>[[The Ragged Edge]]</ref><ref>[[Objects at Rest]]</ref>
   
 
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* Although he is mentioned several times throughout the series, he appeared on screen only once, in "[[The Gathering]]."
 
* Although he is mentioned several times throughout the series, he only appeared onscreen once in the [[The Gathering]].
 
   
 
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"There are moments in your life when everything crystallizes and the whole world reshapes itself right down to its component molecules. And everything changes. I have looked upon the face of a Vorlon... Laurel. And nothing is the same anymore."

Dr. Kyle to Laurel Takashima, 2257


Dr. Benjamin Kyle was Babylon 5's original Chief Medical Officer having been loaned out by Earthdome from his post as head of Xenobiological Research.[1] Stephen Franklin replaced him on March 2, 2258.[2]

He performed surgery on Vorlon ambassador Kosh Naranek after the ambassador was critically injured in an assassination attempt, making him the only known human at that time to lay eyes on a Vorlon. Under orders from Jeffrey Sinclair, he opened the environmental suit and attempted to scan Kosh to treat him. Unable to make progress without more information on the poison, he visited Lieutenant Commander Laurel Takashima to enlist her assistance in persuading a commercial telepath, Lyta Alexander, to perform an illegal telepathic scan on Kosh. Takashima agreed to Kyle's proposal and proceeded to convince Alexander to go ahead with the scan. With the information, he was able to make some progress through the residue on Kosh's body and created an antidote. Fortunately, it was successful. Bound by his oath of confidentiality, he never told anyone what he saw.[3] Just after the incident, he left B5 to work directly with the president.[4]

While still serving on Babylon 5, he handled Cailyn James' diagnosis of terminal neural paralysis.[5]

He left Babylon 5 in late February 2258 to return to his post as head of Xenobiological Research. After stopping at the transfer point off Io en route to Earth, he ran into Doctor Stephen Franklin, who was on his way to Babylon 5.[6] Dr. Kyle asked Dr. Franklin to be his replacement and Franklin accepted. The two remained in contact until Kyle's retirement on December 31, 2262.[7][8]

Notes

  • Although he is mentioned several times throughout the series, he appeared on screen only once, in "The Gathering."

References