Why Babylon 5 Star Michael O'Hare Quit The Hit Sci-Fi Series
Michael O'Hare played Commander Jeffrey Sinclair in Babylon 5, before abruptly leaving the show's main cast after the end of Season 1. Here's why the star left.
Read MoreMichael O'Hare played Commander Jeffrey Sinclair in Babylon 5, before abruptly leaving the show's main cast after the end of Season 1. Here's why the star left.
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