An old friend asks for help from Londo. Sheridan is possessed by a strange creature.An old friend asks for help from Londo. Sheridan is possessed by a strange creature.An old friend asks for help from Londo. Sheridan is possessed by a strange creature.
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Mira Furlan
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Andrea Thompson
- Talia Winters
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Robert Rusler
- Lt. Warren Keffer
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Mary Kay Adams
- Na'Toth
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Andreas Katsulas
- G'Kar
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Josh Coxx
- Tech David Corwin
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Haley McLane
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A good, but not great, episode. Some weird stuff happens with the Captain, and it's still kind of iffy by the end. Some additional insight into Centauri culture is welcome here, and it affects Londo tremendously, but it's hard to feel much sympathy for him after everything he's caused. I did feel sympathy for the other involved though.
The plot with Sheridan is pretty silly, but the Mollari plot had a lot of potential - a little on the nose, but not bad. The Sheridan stuff messes up the episode.
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- TriviaThe two opera tunes that Londo and Vir are arguing about were both written by Christopher Franke, who also wrote the theme music to Babylon 5.
- GoofsIn the opening Captain Sheridan is shown practicing baseball inside the central core, which is rotating. While the ball would travel in a straight line, it would appear to curve down and to one side to an observer standing inside the core Due Coriolis effect.
- Quotes
Londo Mollari: You know, Vir, you have what the Earthers call a negative personality.
Vir Cotto: No, I don't.
Londo Mollari: There, you see?
- ConnectionsReferenced in Babylon 5: The Long, Twilight Struggle (1995)
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