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[1][ISMAP]-[2][Home]
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### GUIDE ### [3][Background] [4][Synopsis] [5][Credits] [6][Episode
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_Contents:_ [9]Overview - [10]Backplot - [11]Questions - [12]Analysis
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- [13]Notes - [14]JMS
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Overview
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While an Earth official investigates the mystery ship encountered
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by Lt. Keffer in hyperspace, Londo attempts to sever his ties with
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Morden. Sheridan receives a new tool in the fight against the
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Shadows. [15]Tucker Smallwood as David Endawi. [16]Ed Wasser as
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Morden.
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[17]P5 Rating: [18]8.60
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Production number: 301
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Original air week: November 6, 1995
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Written by J. Michael Straczynski
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Directed by Kevin Cremin
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Backplot
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* A little over a thousand years ago, long before the Narn achieved
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spaceflight, the Shadows set up a base on one of the Narn
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homeworld's southern continents.
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* Morden is involved with the Psi Corps and some part of the Earth
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government. The Corps knows about the Shadows. Morden has also
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been in contact with Lord Refa without Londo's knowledge.
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* If Delenn is correct about Morden always having Shadow companions,
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then the Psi Corps, at least, presumably knows about the Shadows.
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Talia, in [19]"In the Shadow of Z'ha'dum," was able -- or even
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forced -- to sense the Shadows when she passed Morden in the hall;
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presumably a Psi Cop would easily be able to do the same. (Unless,
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of course, Talia's perception was a result of Ironheart's gift
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from [20]"Mind War.")
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* The Shadows aren't particularly interested in the section of the
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galaxy containing the Centauri Republic; what they're after (or
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rather, what they claim to be after) is on the other side.
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* What they _are_ interested in, though, is the Rangers --
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interested enough to have Morden go over Londo's head and get Refa
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to give them a world known to house a Ranger training camp.
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* The Markab homeworld has been looted by scavengers since the race
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became extinct ([21]"Confessions and Lamentations.")
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* The Minbari religious caste, without the knowledge of some members
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of the Grey Council, have built a new ship using Minbari and
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Vorlon technology. Called the White Star, it has been granted to
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Sheridan for use against the Shadows.
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* The fleet of Shadow ships in Londo's dream ([22]"The Coming of
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Shadows") are flying over Centauri Prime, as far as Londo can
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tell.
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* Being seen by many people is a strain on Kosh.
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Unanswered Questions
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* What other details of Londo's dream weren't shown in [23]"The
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Coming of Shadows?"
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* What in particular are the Shadows after, that they don't care
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what the Centauri do with a good 30% of the galaxy? What's in the
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remaining section? (For example, where are the major races in
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relation to the boundary Morden drew?)
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* How did Marcus leave Medlab? Is he able to put himself into a
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trance deep enough to pass unnoticed in an admittedly cursory
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medical examination?
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* What do the Shadows know about the Rangers?
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* How did Ivanova find out about the Rangers?
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* What is the "program" referred to by the Psi Cop?
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* Why are some on Earth working with the Shadows? What do they hope
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to gain from the association, and how does that tie in with
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whatever the Shadows want?
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* Will Endawi's report ever make it to real strategic analysts? Did
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G'Kar tell him about Z'ha'dum?
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* What else can the White Star do?
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* Was the Shadow vessel actually destroyed, or did it manage to
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escape? If it was destroyed, did it have a chance to relay
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information about the White Star first? (see [24]jms speaks)
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Analysis
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* Lennier says, "Not all of my people are comfortable with the idea
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of the Rangers." That implies that the Rangers aren't as secret an
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organization on the Minbari homeworld as they are elsewhere.
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* Likewise, the fact that Marcus' brother was able to sign up for
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the Rangers, and that Marcus apparently knew about them too at the
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time, suggests that they're operating at least somewhat in the
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open. That might also explain how Ivanova and the Shadows found
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out about them. The fact that the Drazi government apparently knew
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about the Ranger training base is further evidence.
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* Londo severing his ties with Morden may have little impact on the
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Shadows' association with the Centauri; Morden may continue to
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meet with Refa, rendering Londo's newly prominent position among
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the Centauri obsolete.
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* Shadow ships are actually entering and leaving hyperspace when
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they shimmer in and out of sight; they aren't just becoming
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invisible. Obviously they know a good deal more about hyperspace
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than most of the other races (also evidenced by the jump-point
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weapon they used in [25]"The Long, Twilight Struggle.") It's
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interesting to note that another ancient race, the walkers at
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Sigma 957 ([26]"Mind War") also had an atypical way of entering
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hyperspace -- assuming that's what they were doing in that
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episode.
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* Perhaps the fact that Kosh feels he must maintain his illusory
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appearance when out of his encounter suit, and the fact that doing
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so is a strain on him, is another reason he wears the suit in the
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first place. If it weren't a strain to be seen by many people,
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perhaps he would be willing to walk around the station in full
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view. (Probably not, though; otherwise he'd most likely have been
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more willing to show himself in the confines of his quarters.)
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* Was the White Star constructed with Sheridan in mind? Giving it
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that name seems certain to stir up resentment among the warrior
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caste when they find out about it, especially if it turns out that
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the man they call Starkiller was the intended commander from the
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start. (Sheridan destroyed the Minbari cruiser Black Star in the
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Earth-Minbari War.)
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* The White Star has some obvious Minbari characteristics, not the
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least of which are the distinctive spade-shaped fins at the rear
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(also visible on Minbari flyers and battle cruisers.) If the
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Shadows are at all familiar with Minbari ships, they probably
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won't be fooled by the White Star for long.
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* Either the Minbari and Vorlons have mastered the art of intuitive
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user interfaces, or Ivanova is an extremely quick study; she was
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operating the White Star's weapons systems, presumably not a
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trivial task, with at most a few hours of training. Perhaps the
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controls are partially telepathic in nature.
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* The Shadows are aware of the fact that some Narn (if only G'Kar)
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know about them; they don't seem to consider it significant,
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especially now that the Narn have been beaten into submission.
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* The Shadows are even willing to be heard in public; they're
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plainly audible telling Morden to set up a second meeting with
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Londo (assuming that's what they're saying.)
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* Was the Shadow base on Narn a unique thing, or did they have bases
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on other races' worlds as well? In [27]"The Long Dark," the Markab
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ambassador claimed to have heard the same stories of an ancient
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enemy that G'Kar was recounting. Perhaps the Shadows had a base on
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the Markab homeworld as well -- and if so, perhaps they unleashed
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the plague ([28]"Confessions and Lamentations") in order to
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reacquire that base without anyone noticing. If that's the case,
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Sheridan may have inadvertently helped the Shadows out by
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destroying the Markab jumpgate; that'll make it harder for someone
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to stumble on the base by accident.
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* Is the former Shadow presence on Narn related to the fact that
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there are no Narn telepaths? ([29]"The Gathering") Given how
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unpleasant -- even painful -- being near the Shadows was for Talia
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([30]"In the Shadow of Z'ha'dum") perhaps prolonged exposure to
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the Shadows caused so much trouble for Narn telepaths that they
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didn't survive to breed new generations of telepaths.
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* Morden has had contact with the Centauri and with Earth. Has he
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also been talking to other races? The Minbari warrior caste, for
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instance?
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* When Londo asks for assurances that the Shadows won't bother the
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Centauri, Morden says dismissively, "You and I both know what
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treaties are worth." This could be a reference to the Centauri's
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disregard for the treaties against mass drivers ([31]"The Long,
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Twilight Struggle") -- but there's another, more recent, treaty
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that could also be the one in question, namely the pact with
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Earth.
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* Sheridan has now destroyed two indestructible enemy vessels in his
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career.
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* Marcus claims his brother was killed in a Shadow attack on a
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mining colony. Which colony was that? Was Marcus working on a Narn
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mining colony, or have the Shadows been attacking other targets as
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well?
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* Marcus' reason for joining the Rangers is similar to Ivanova's
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reason for joining Earthforce ([32]"And Now For a Word.") Both of
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them joined after losing a brother in a war.
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* Sheridan orders the White Star's aft jump engines online. If this
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can be taken to mean that it has two (or more) sets of jump
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engines, it may be that the White Star can duplicate the
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Shadow-killing explosion without the aid of a jump gate by using
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both its jump engines at the same time. On the other hand, it may
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be that there's only enough power to run one set of engines at a
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time, or that there's something about jumpgates, rather than jump
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points, that causes the effect. (The closed caption quotes him as
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saying "Half jump engines.")
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* The Centauri automated defense systems appear to be able to track
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the White Star, evidence that Centauri weapons technology is more
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advanced than Earth's ([33]"Points of Departure.")
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* Endawi says that Earth pulled the Shadow footage off ISN shortly
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after it first aired. In what sense? Did they just record it from
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ISN, or did they force ISN to stop airing the report?
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* In the conference room, after Endawi leaves, Delenn tells Sheridan
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that she has never seen such a ship, that only descriptions of the
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ships have been passed down from the last war. Presumably, if the
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Minbari were involved in the last war against the shadows, they
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were capable of spaceflight (recall: the Narn, who were not
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capable of spaceflight, were ignored in the last war.) That they
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should have no recorded images of the shadow ships from that
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conflict seems odd, since recording technology would clearly have
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been within their grasp. Possibilities:
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1. Someone, or something, quietly eradicated whatever images did
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exist at some point in the past. We have certainly seen the
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Shadows act through their agents to suppress information
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regarding their past activities (i.e. the Narn being beaten
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down.) No one said all the "information suppression" had to
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be as spectacular as a planetary conquest. This of course
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begs the question, "Who are the agents?"
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2. The last shadow war was so devastating that all recorded
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images were lost.
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3. Delenn was lying. (There doesn't seem to be a good reason for
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her to do so, though.)
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Notes
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* A small effects glitch is visible in the opening shot. As the
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camera pans down from the repair crew, look at the stationary ring
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around the front of the station. At about the eight o'clock
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position, there's a small shaded area, the bottom half of which
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flickers on and off.
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* When Endawi leaves the conference room after meeting with
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Sheridan, Delenn, and Ivanova, he forgets to take his data crystal
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with him. It is left in the viewer. He does in fact remove it when
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visiting Londo. Presumably, since it was pulled just after airing
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on ISN, he would not want to leave copies lying around.
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* This episode has Delenn's first action scene of the series.
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* Alcohol's effect on Minbari was first noted by Lennier in [34]"The
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Quality of Mercy." It causes paranoia and homicidal rages.
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jms speaks
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* _July 23, 1995:_ Finally, one week from tomorrow, we start filming
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on year three, with episode #301, "Matters of Honor," which also
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introduces a new recurring character named Marcus.
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* Actually, the lead guest character in the first episode of year
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three, one Mr. Endawi, is a Nigerian, and our new recurring
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character, Marcus Cole (a Ranger) is British, and played by Jason
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Carter. So you have two non-American accents occupying major parts
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of the first ep next year.
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* New sets: yes, and we're creating situations in which we can see
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more of Earth, Mars, our other local planets, plus Narn, Centauri,
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Minbari and one other major world. As the Shadow War cranks into
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gear, you're going to need a place to meet in security and plan
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for it, so we're also building that. We'll see more of Draal's
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place on Epsilon 3. And there's one other major set that we'll see
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in the first episode, and quite a bit thereafter.
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New characters: well, there's Marcus Cole, a Ranger assigned
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permanently to Babylon 5, played by British actor Jason Carter;
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we'll see Lyta Alexander more this year; and Theo...what can I say
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about Theo...well, perhaps better to let you see for yourself.
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* It's predictable that I'd put someone into the show with who's a
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guy with thick, long hair...since every time I look in the mirror
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I realize more and more that where I'm concerned, thick, long hair
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will always be an unattainable, science fiction concept....
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* _About the title sequence_
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"Why are starfuries firing on starfuries?"
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Noticed that, eh?
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Wait and see.
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* _Any significance to some characters' heads turning in the opening
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credits?_
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No, I don't think even I could ever manage to be that obscure.
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* Overall, I'm very happy with how this season's main title sequence
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came out.
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* _Why aren't there many scenes from season three in the title
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sequence?_
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Because we have to make the season 3 title sequence *very* early
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in the shooting process; we need shots to go out in the first
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episode title sequence, but we've only shot a few episodes by the
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time we need to deliver. So most shots tend to come from the
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preceding season.
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* We had considered refurbishing C&C, but didn't get around to it
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this season.
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* _Will the station still be damaged?_
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Repairs will be visible being done in the first episode.
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* When the fighting staff expanded, it was CGI; physical otherwise.
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* _What was that noise after Morden and Londo spoke?_
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No, you heard something, all right...just a little bit of shadow
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whisper for those who got it; those who don't, won't notice.
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* _Are Morden and his "associates" equal partners?_
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Well, he may sometimes *think* of his associates as equals...and
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my cat thinks he actually owns this house....
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* _Delenn lied! A continuity glitch?_
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Re: Minbari lying...it has been established, repeatedly, that the
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Minbari do lie *when it means saving someone else's honor*. That
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was even stated, openly, in the very same episode about Sheridan's
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frame job, "There All The Honor Lies." Londo says, right there,
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that the Minbari will lie for a greater cause, another's honor.
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The same was done in "The Quality of Mercy." Delenn fibbed about
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the ship in "Matters" because in so doing, she saved Sheridan's
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honor.
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This is not a plot hole, it's been established clearly in the
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series on multiple occasions. We have never, ever, at any time
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said conclusively that Minbari never, ever lie. This is another
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example of certain persons simply not paying attention, and then
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blaming the show for their own lack of continuity in attention.
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* Yes, Endawi is more or less a good guy, in that he's totally
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uninvolved with Morden or anyone on that side. He was doing what
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he said he'd been assigned to do.
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* _Was that Bester in the senator's office?_
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No, it wasn't Bester at the Senator's office.
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* _Any reason why it wasn't?_
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Yes.
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* _Was the Shadow ship destroyed?_
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Be of good cheer; the jumpgate blast destroyed the pursuing
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vessel.
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* It's two separate mechanisms; no one has been able to open a jump
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point in a jump point because of the hideous amount of energy
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needed by the ship in question. They used the White Star to open a
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jump point within a standing *jump gate* that was already there,
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and had a secondary source of power. The competing energies were
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impossible to control, and blew the whole thing.
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* I don't consider the "bonehead maneuver" to be technobabble, for
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several reasons. For starters, the "babble" part isn't there; TB
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goes on into long explanations of neutrino waves and particle
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theory and elements that have to be recalibrated, on and on and
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on....
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Second, a prime requisite for TB is that it's a technology that
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comes out of nowhere, artifically invented to create a problem
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and/or create a solution. Neither applies here; we've seen jump
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gates and jump points now for three years; we've seen them
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disrupted in "The Long Twilight Struggle." It was just using the
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tech we've already established.
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In a way, it's kind of unfair that we get hammered when we use a
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little teeny piece of technology because ST has abused it for so
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many years. That's not our fault, and one shouldn't develop a
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kneejerk response so that ANY reference to technology becomes
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technobabble. If that's the case, then the term becomes
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meaningless.
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This is, also, a *science* fiction show; if sometimes we have a
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touch of science, it's the nature of the show; you can't have SF
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without at least some measure of tech...otherwise you've got
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fantasy. The day we do a page and a half of discussions about
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particles being recalibrated, particles that didn't exist twenty
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minutes before the need became apparent, *then* we can get gigged
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on technobabble.
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* The more people who have to *see* Kosh as one of their own, the
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greater the strain on Kosh, as you'll note in the first ep of year
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three.
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* Where Delenn gets all those wardrobe changes is one of those
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questions that, in a real world, doesn't warrant close scrutiny.
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And yes, her costumes tend to be emblematic of where the character
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is, and who she is. Consequently, there will be some year three
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additions to underscore her more assertive nature; there's a green
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costume in particular that shows up in the first episode that's
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just *killer*.
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* _Was Delenn's bone crest changed?_
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Yeah, we made some small modifications to the headpiece (good
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call, Corun). It merges more seamlessly behind, it's raised
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slightly at the crest, and the ends blend more smoothly into the
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skin in front, to make the whole thing more natural.
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* _Will we ever see alcohol's effect on the Minbari?_
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No immediate plans for this, but knowing how my brain works, we'll
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probably see this sooner or later.
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* _What was the plant pictured in G'Kar's book?_
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The leaf shown is the G'Quon-eth, the plant featured in "By Any
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Means Necessary."
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* Had a Minbari been running that sensor, he would've nailed it
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instantly; but Ivanova had never actually encountered that ship
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before, and was running off the initial scan reports. (Also it was
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just phasing in at that point.)
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The White Star uses local drive engines based on magnetic and
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gravitational principles; in a sense, it doesn't so much push
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itself toward other worlds as *pull* itself or *repel* itself. One
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side effect of creating a powerful gravitational system is the
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ability to create artificial gravity.
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That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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* The Minbari built the White Star, borrowing some Vorlon tech, so
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it's primarily Minbari, and built with their sensibilities, all
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the controls are in Minbari, and so on. They allow Sheridan to
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command it because Delenn said to do so, and in battle an
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unpredictable human might have options that a more regimented
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Minbari might not.
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* The White Star was always in the plans for the series; it's an
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outgrowth of everything that has gone before. We've seen big
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warships, dreadnoughts, smaller ships, and personal fighters. This
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fits right in. If you're going to have a war over a long distance,
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you kinda need something to get in and out with.
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* _Shouldn't they have taken the White Star on a test flight? Why
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aren't they preparing for conflict with the Shadows?_
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Yeah, but it's very hard to do a story about preparation in the
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sense you suggest. "Well, let's go check out the White Star."
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"Well...sure is a fast ship, all right...so, what're the Rangers
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doing? Keeping an eye on stuff? Good..good...so, what's for
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dinner?"
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Each individual episode must be *about* something, must have a
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story that can stand on its own, separate from the arc, while
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adding to it. For what it's worth, "Voices of Authority," which
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was originally slated to run in the first 4, *is* a preparation
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kind of story...it gets into how they should be gearing up for
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what's coming, the accumulation of allies and resources, all that.
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Had it run as planned as #4, this would be answered. But the sheer
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volume of CGI required, which was pretty hideous, put it into the
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#5 slot, which we thought would still be in the first block of
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episodes. Then we found that #4 was the cutoff point.
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All I can tell you is that what you're asking for is *there*,
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plain as can be, right in the very next batch of episodes. (Also,
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do bear in mind that the "shadow war" referenced in the show
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operates as more than just discussing the shadows themselves, but
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what's going on back home as well.)
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* No, the Drazi was not a Ranger, only a supporter/collaborator (if
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I can use, or misuse that term.)
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At this stage, the Rangers are exclusively either human or
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minbari.
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* The Ranger colony was financially supported by the Minbari; the
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Drazi allowed them to use one of their colony worlds as a base.
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[41]Last update: October 16, 1997
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References
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1. file://localhost/cgi-bin/imagemap/titlebar
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2. LYNXIMGMAP:file://localhost/lurk/maps/maps.html#titlebar
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3. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/background/045.shtml
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4. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/synops/045.html
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5. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/credits/045.html
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6. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/episodes.php
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7. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/044.html
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8. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/046.html
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9. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/045.html#OV
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10. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/045.html#BP
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11. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/045.html#UQ
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12. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/045.html#AN
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13. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/045.html#NO
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14. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/045.html#JS
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15. http://us.imdb.com/M/person-exact?+Smallwood,+Tucker
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16. http://us.imdb.com/M/person-exact?+Wasser,+Ed
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17. file://localhost/lurk/p5/intro.html
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18. file://localhost/lurk/p5/045
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19. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html
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20. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/006.html
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21. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/040.html
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22. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/031.html
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23. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/031.html
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24. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/045.html#JS:destroy
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25. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/042.html
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26. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/006.html
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27. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/027.html
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28. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/040.html
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29. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/000.html
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30. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/038.html
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31. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/042.html
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32. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/037.html
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33. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/023.html
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34. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/021.html
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35. file://localhost/lurk/lurker.html
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36. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/045.html#TOP
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37. file://localhost/cgi-bin/uncgi/lgmail
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38. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/episodes.php
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39. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/044.html
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40. file://localhost/home/woodstock/hyperion/docs/lurk/guide/046.html
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41. file://localhost/lurk/lastmod.html
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