Name the episode

[Starkiller]

This one might not be so easy to guess

"we will convene again tommorow so that the council can once again explain its wisdom to me."

[Jan]

Originally posted by Starkiller
This one might not be so easy to guess

"we will convene again tommorow so that the council can once again explain its wisdom to me."

Dukhat to Delenn in Atonement. I loved that character!

Jan

[Starkiller]

Dukhat to Delenn in Atonement. I loved that character!


LOL or maybe it was easy to guess :D

[Bonehead]

"You're drunk"
"Absolute......Positiv.......OHHH, YOU BETTYA !!!"

[Radhil]

Originally posted by Bonehead
"You're drunk"
"Absolute......Positiv.......OHHH, YOU BETTYA !!!"

Londo, then Vir (at his not so finest as a newly minted murderer), in The Long Night.

Had to look up the name of the ep, so -1/2 a point, but I knew exactly what and when it was when I heard it. :D

[Towelmaster]

How about :

"Wear it while you're there."

[Ben-Thayer Dunnthaedt]

"Wear it while you're there."This is Londo to Vir upon Vir's return to B5 from Minbar, discussing the Minbari cerimonial tunic Vir was wearing. But the darned episode name has completely escaped me, despite searching through the lurker's guide!

[chaostaenzer]

BTD, i got the same problem but finally figured it out: it's Dust to Dust! Though i instantly knew it was in the first half of the third season i couldn't remember the exact episode...

[Ben-Thayer Dunnthaedt]

Good one Chaos! Believe it or not, I actually looked at the DtD synopsis FIRST! I just didn't read down far enough........:mad:

[nanorc]

''.......or you could always put a bag over his head and do it for Babylon 5!''

[WorkerCaste]

While rewatching an episode, this one caught my attention for obvious reasons.

"Earth-registered liner White Star is now in final boarding for departure to Earth. All outbound passangers must proceed to docking bay 7."

[chaostaenzer]

''.......or you could always put a bag over his head and do it for Babylon 5!''

Acts of Sacrifice

"Earth-registered liner White Star is now in final boarding for departure to Earth. All outbound passangers must proceed to docking bay 7."

I have no idea...

[Radhil]

Originally posted by WorkerCaste
"Earth-registered liner White Star is now in final boarding for departure to Earth. All outbound passangers must proceed to docking bay 7."

Wild guess, but Grail. It would fit.

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by Radhil
Wild guess, but Grail. It would fit. Close, but not quite.

[bakana]

I guess everyone gave up on " I become nauseous."


"I want the aisle seat."

"Oh, no, no, no. You sit on the inside. I want the aisle."

"If you sit on the aisle, I cannot protect you."

"But .. I don't like the inside. It's too cramped. I become nauseous."

"I'll make sure they have a supply of space sickness bags."

G'Kar and Londo, Strange Relations

Lets try:

Right now, I'm not seeing a hell of a lot of intelligence.

or

I wonder how long they've been married?

[WorkerCaste]

“Right now, I'm not seeing a hell of a lot of intelligence.”

and

“I wonder how long they've been married?”

The first, I'm quite sure, is Lochley to Garibaldi in "View from the Gallery" and I'm thinking that the second is from the same episode with Bo and Mack talking about Londo and G'Kar in the shelter, but I'm not sure of that one.

[bakana]

"View from the Gallery"

Yep.

Love Mac & Bo. One of the top 5 episodes in the series, for me.

Also a tiny bit of a dig at the well known fact that There are no bathrooms on the Enterprise in that we never saw anyone except the top 5 officers having to Fix anything.
All that Battle Damage just went away like Treknobabble.

To quote an old Bill Cosby routine:

Have you looked down in the bottom of that Arc?
Who's going to clean up that mess?

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :p :p

[Capt.Montoya]

Also a tiny bit of a dig at the well known fact that There are no bathrooms on the Enterprise in that we never saw anyone except the top 5 officers having to Fix anything.
All that Battle Damage just went away like Treknobabble.
They must have used the replicators to disassemble the damaged parts and reassemble them like new.
You just need to readjust the faztillion modulator to denumerate the matter into its undamaged form, all it takes is bypassing the replicator routines through the transporter, using a tricorder as the portable unit that intermediates between the quantum fields, through a subspace channel.:D

[Starkiller]

Is there anything i can to do help?

short of dying, no

[chaostaenzer]

Is there anything i can to do help?

short of dying, no

Interludes and Examinations



"Of course we would expect you to say that."

[Laiden]

"If all they wanted was a spokesperson they could have picked any image from the holobrothel. But they chose the one they knew would draw my attention. Why else would they choose my image?"
"I heard it's very popular."
"Is it?"
"So I'm told."

~I know its pretty easy . . . but I like it!

[chaostaenzer]

River of Souls

Easy but funny:D

[bakana]

disassemble the damaged parts and reassemble them like new.

Not only that, but it also Installed them! Now that's what I call Service! :D :D

I still think they should have had a Cat to catch the widdle Mousies that snuck on board.
A genetically Re-engineered SaborTooth, perhaps.

Then, when they got tired of him, they could have had someone lock the cat in Kirk's bedroom.
Just before Feeding time.
:D :D ;) ;) :p :p :p :

[Dipper]

Originally posted by WorkerCaste
While rewatching an episode, this one caught my attention for obvious reasons.

"Earth-registered liner White Star is now in final boarding for departure to Earth. All outbound passangers must proceed to docking bay 7."


Late delivery from Avalon?

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by Dipper
Late delivery from Avalon? Nope. At least it's not the one I'm thinking of.

[nanorc]

I know it was one of the earlier season eps....

My guess would be TKO : /

[DGTWoodward]

Originally posted by Capt.Montoya
They must have used the replicators to disassemble the damaged parts....all it takes is bypassing the replicator routines through the transporter, using a tricorder as the portable unit that intermediates between the quantum fields, through a subspace channel.:D

Don't you mean the POLAR- quantum fields - I wish people would get these things right!:confused:

[Towelmaster]

Yeah, you'd better run a level one diagnostic... :D

[bakana]

Don't you mean the POLAR- quantum fields - I wish people would get these things right!

No, No, that's supposed to be the Bi-Polar Quantum Fields.
And they have to be cross-modulated using the ProZak Filter on subspace channel 13.

Cheesh. What are they teaching these Ensigns at Starfleet Kindergarten these days?

:D :D :p :p :p

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by bakana
I guess everyone gave up on " I become nauseous."

Oddly enough, I just watched that ep about 22 hours ago. I kind of had to cheat on my watching the series all the way through, as me and my mom were on season 5 and we hadn't watched one in a few months.

[Starkiller]

"My guess is that theyre preparing for an attack by say, a large space dragon, you know the kind that eats the sun every thirty days, kind of a nuisance but what can you expect from reptiles? Did i mention my nose is on fire, and that i have fifteen wild badgers living in my trousers, sorry would you prefer ferrets?"

[chaostaenzer]

Marcus to Ivanova in...errr..lets say "Voices of Authority".

[Starkiller]

Marcus to Ivanova in...errr..lets say "Voices of Authority".


Nope, its Marcus to Ivanova but the ep is wrong.

[chaostaenzer]

Then it is "Messages From Earth".

It has to be.

[jcbatz]

I'm thinkin' the quote is from "Hour of the Wolf."

[Radhil]

No, because Ivanova and Marcus aren't on the White Star, or even really in a scene together that I recall, in Messages from Earth.

I think it's from Between the Darkness and the Light, I think he used this to harry her to go to sleep.... I think.

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by chaostaenzer
Then it is "Messages From Earth".

It has to be. I'm pretty sure you're right. It's when Ivanova is in charge while Sheridan invades Earth controlled space to try and stop the Shadow ship from bein awakened. Marcus is briefing her and she is distracted.

[chaostaenzer]

Well, i checked it and it is MFE.

[Starkiller]

Then it is "Messages From Earth".


you got it, that scene is before Sheridan jumps into Earth controlled space

"Would you prefer ferrets?

"what i would prefer is for you to to.

"what?"

" i dont know? i dont know how you fit in around here, i dont know how to relate to you. where are you in the ranks? Above? Below?"

"to the left, right, in a box by the door? does it matter? And thats really not the problem is it?"

sorry thats a good ep lol all right how about this one,

"I dont think he's eating right, make sure hes getting enough fiber, thats always important."

"Mind your own business."

"Humanity is my business. Marley to scrooge...a...christmas carol? well i see theyre continuing the fine tradition of hiring from the shallow end of the gene pool."

[chaostaenzer]

Again, this was a bit difficult. The quote is made by Bester; it is the episode he manages to get Lyta joining Psicorps again. So...i think it is "Moments OF Transition".

[Shadow-Sentient]

"and that's when I shot him your honor."

[Starkiller]

"and that's when I shot him your honor."

Our beloved Dr Franklin, rest his soul....that was from Racing mars


heres another.

"Invisible enemies? They could be onboard, they could be all around us?"

[NotKosh]

The Brakiri embassador to the other ambassadors, in Appearances and other Deceits?

[Starkiller]

The Brakiri embassador to the other ambassadors, in Appearances and other Deceits?


youre right about it being the brakiri ambassador, but the ep was called Rumors, Bargains and lies

[Ben-Thayer Dunnthaedt]

How about

"Aw c'mon, not that. I HATE that."

Again, it's probably not exact, but close enough. :)

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by Ben-Thayer Dunnthaedt
How about

"Aw c'mon, not that. I HATE that."

Again, it's probably not exact, but close enough. :) Garibaldi to Franklin when the Doc was putting on a latex glove and saying he was going to check "one more thing." First part of Season 4 after Mr. G came back and Franklin is clearing him for duty. I think "Falling Toward Apotheosis."

[Starkiller]

How about this one


"somewhere on Beta colony there is an institution, in one room of that institution there is a man who spends his days and nights screaming at things only he can see, things we planted in his mind."

[Ben-Thayer Dunnthaedt]

WC- Correcto-mundo! :D"somewhere on Beta colony there is an institution, in one room of that institution there is a man who spends his days and nights screaming at things only he can see, things we planted in his mind."This would be Lyta to Franklin, The Face of the Enemy, telling him about the Psi Cops tracking down and punishing a man who was murdering telepaths.

[Ben-Thayer Dunnthaedt]

And next:

"The future is always changing. We create the future, with our words, our deeds, and with our beliefs.

[Narshal]

Originally posted by Ben-Thayer Dunnthaedt
And next:

"The future is always changing. We create the future, with our words, our deeds, and with our beliefs.

I forget exactly but it sounds like it was told by the EA interrogator when Sheridan was captured.
"Intersections in Real Time"

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by Ben-Thayer Dunnthaedt
And next:

"The future is always changing. We create the future, with our words, our deeds, and with our beliefs.

Ivanova or Delenn. It sounds like Ivanova at the Beggining of "Hour of the Wolf" although is also sounds like Delenn.

[Dipper]

Nope, it's Lady Ladira, a Centauri profetess in Signs and Portents, who talks to Sinclair, when he asks if that's THE future or just a possibility.



Aaaand for the fun of it: "Mr. Garibaldi, you're a vicious man!"



-Dip

[Jan]

Originally posted by Dipper

Aaaand for the fun of it: "Mr. Garibaldi, you're a vicious man!"


Ivanova to Garibaldi (obviously) in Legacies when he threatens to destroy her coffee plants.

Jan

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by Dipper
Nope, it's Lady Ladira, a Centauri profetess in Signs and Portents, who talks to Sinclair, when he asks if that's THE future or just a possibility.



Aaaand for the fun of it: "Mr. Garibaldi, you're a vicious man!"



-Dip

Ladira wasn't the prophetess, she was the slave Londo fell in love with.

[Jan]

Originally posted by NotKosh
Ladira wasn't the prophetess, she was the slave Londo fell in love with.

Nope, Adira was the slave. Ladira was the one who had the vision of the Station being destroyed and shared it with Sinclair. Darn Centauri sound-alike names. :)

Jan

[Joseph DeMartino]

Ladira was the one who had the vision of the Station being destroyed and shared it with Sinclair.

And Lady Morella was the other prophetess, the widow of the Emperor Turan, the one who warned Londo that he had only three chances left to avoid the fire that awaited him at the end of his journey. (And who told both Londo and Vir that each would be emperor.) I find people often confuse to the two prophecies and the women who make them. (Lady Morella was, of course, played by Majel Barrett, who was also the widow of a kind of emperor. :))

Regards,

Joe

[Bonehead]

Originally posted by Joseph DeMartino
(Lady Morella was, of course, played by Majel Barrett, who was also the widow of a kind of emperor. :))


I've never heard Gene described that way before;)

[Towelmaster]

Originally posted by Bonehead
I've never heard Gene described that way before;)

Well, let's face it; he was paramount... :p

And Majel B. must have been a 'Great Bird' too... :D

[Capt.Montoya]

An easy one...

"And damn you for asking for it! And damn me for agreeing to it! And damn us all to hell, because that is exactly where we are going!"

And if you don't know the episode don't damn me for asking for it.;)

[Jan]

Originally posted by Capt.Montoya
An easy one...

"And damn you for asking for it! And damn me for agreeing to it! And damn us all to hell, because that is exactly where we are going!"

And if you don't know the episode don't damn me for asking for it.;)

Sheridan to the ISA member races in "And All My Dreams, Torn Assunder". I've always loved that episode title.

Jan

[Dr Maturin]

Adira was Alotta Fagina.

[NotKosh]

"They said I was carrying around a lot of repressed anger."

"...and?"

"I'm not repressed anymore."

[Dipper]

Marcus, after beating the crap out of a bar full of people in Ceremonies of Light and Dark. Loved that particular scene, though didn't much care for the ep.


-Dip

[WorkerCaste]

How about...

"Nonsense, you're not important enough to kill."

[Ben-Thayer Dunnthaedt]

Zha-Adira was Alotta Fagina.But remember that she grew weary of lewd comments about her name, so she changed it to Sandy Fagina. :D

[Starkiller]

"Nonsense, you're not important enough to kill."


thats Londo to Vir, in And the rock cried out, No hiding place.

a great episode if you ask me

[jcbatz]

"Do you know what this is? No, I can see you do not. You have that vacant look in your eye that says 'Hold my head next to your ear and you will hear the sea.'"

[B5_Obsessed]

Originally posted by jcbatz
"Do you know what this is? No, I can see you do not. You have that vacant look in your eye that says 'Hold my head next to your ear and you will hear the sea.'"

Londo to Zack (who always looks like that) in "The Very Long Night of Londo Mollari.

Here's another, which is interesting due to the aforementioned episode:

"It is my shame. My weakness, and I'm sorry."

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by B5_Obsessed
Londo to Zack (who always looks like that) in "The Very Long Night of Londo Mollari.

Here's another, which is interesting due to the aforementioned episode:

"It is my shame. My weakness, and I'm sorry."

I'm gonna guess and say Lennier to Delenn, Objects at Rest.

[WorkerCaste]

"It is my shame. My weakness, and I'm sorry."

Isn't that Londo to Mr. Garibaldi by way of explanation about his vote to turn of Sinclair in the Gathering?

[Towelmaster]

How about;

"I know. I was there"

???

[Radhil]

"I know. I was there"

That's a repeater. Catchable in the intro to the Gathering, as spoken by Londo, or the movie In The Beginning, as the much older Londo start his tale.

[Dipper]

"It's a stat bar. I've got about a dozen of them"



-Dip

[AmyG]

There All the Honor Lies. Sheridan gets his first lesson from Kosh, about "beauty in the dark."

Aisling

[Jan]

Reminded of this one from the Valen thread. Maybe it's been done?

"If you're going to have delusions, you might as well go for the really satisfying ones."

Jan

[AmyG]

That must be Voices of Authority. It's definitely one from that series of episodes, where Marcus and Ivanova go out looking for more First Ones.

Zog!

Aisling

[CRONAN]

Reminds me of the ''If youre going to sin, I always figured you should go for one of the big ones'' line. Oh well, you can't expect jms to be 100% original 100% percent of the time (plz dont quote me on that).

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by AislingGrey
That must be Voices of Authority. It's definitely one from that series of episodes, where Marcus and Ivanova go out looking for more First Ones.

Zog!

Aisling

No, its The Summoning.

The lines before that is.

Marcus: "Lets try sector nn, there are reports of something God-like from there, and since its neither you or me, we should take a look." Or something like that.
Ivanova: "Having delusions of grandeur?"


Then Marcus and Ivanova discover the Vorlon planetkiller.

[AmyG]

Are you saying that JMS took someone else's similar line in that instance, and paraphrased it for Marcus's situation? I don't recognize the line about sin - where's it from?

Aisling

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by AislingGrey
Are you saying that JMS took someone else's similar line in that instance, and paraphrased it for Marcus's situation? I don't recognize the line about sin - where's it from?

Aisling

No, I am saying that you are confusing which episode the line was in.

In Voices , they knew where to look , Sigma 357.

In The Summoning , they were trying to find anyone others that they could. That was when they went to investigate something, and we had the dialog as posted above by me, and they ran into the Vorlons.

I am saying nothing about the line about sin. I wasn't saying anything then, and I am not saying anything now.

[AmyG]

No, I am saying that you are confusing which episode the line was in.

I wasn't replying to you, NotKosh. You <londo> most inconveniently </londo> popped in with your reply while I was composing mine to Cronan.

So my question to Cronan about the "sin" lines remains.

Aisling

[NotKosh]

<Refa> Pixels, on a screen! </Refa>

[CRONAN]

Originally posted by AislingGrey
I wasn't replying to you, NotKosh. You <londo> most inconveniently </londo> popped in with your reply while I was composing mine to Cronan.

So my question to Cronan about the "sin" lines remains.

Aisling

Its from a B5 episode. The exact wording is, ''I've always thought if you were going to sin you may as well go for one of the really big ones''.

Ladies and Gentlemen, NAME THAT EPISODE!!!

::canned applause::

[Towelmaster]

Brother Edward in "Passing through Gethsemane"?

Brilliant episode btw. Brad Dourif made that one really stand out. We don't see enough of him...

[AmyG]

Huh. How'd I ever forget _that_ line from _that_ episode? Must be my stuffy head - I came home from DragonCon with a raging cold and sinus infection. Yeah, that's my story and I'm sticking to it!

:D

Aisling

[Dipper]

Should we take the difficulty level up a notch ? Name the episode where <insert alien term here> was first mentioned. If possible one should also include which race uses this term, and what does it mean.


Here we go:

Comet


-Dip

[bakana]

Comet

Well, the Brakiri were Very sensitive to the mention of Comets.
We found out Why in Day of the Dead

:eek: :eek: :eek: :D :D


Spoo ??

[Dr Maturin]

How about Zatnicketel?

[Starkiller]

How about Zatnicketel?


well you got the wrong series i think lol, because thats the goa'uld gun used in SG1 that looks like a snake.

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by Starkiller
well you got the wrong series i think lol, because thats the goa'uld gun used in SG1 that looks like a snake.

You ruined it, Starkiller! Most everyone would have been like "Huh? Which ep was that?"

Heh.

Jack: Let's just call it a zat gun.

What were the big artillery ones called?

[Starkiller]

You ruined it, Starkiller! Most everyone would have been like "Huh? Which ep was that?"


lol i have a record of ruining things :p

now as for the staff weapon, correct me if im wrong but i think they just called it a staff lol

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by Starkiller
lol i have a record of ruining things :p

now as for the staff weapon, correct me if im wrong but i think they just called it a staff lol

No, I said artillery. It's the one that mirror Teal'c uses to kill Jack in the alternate universe episode. The name was first mentioned in the ep with the bounty hunter.

[AmyG]

now as for the staff weapon, correct me if im wrong but i think they just called it a staff lol

Are you talking about the Minbari fighting pike? That's called a "denn'bok."

A

[Jan]

Originally posted by AislingGrey
Are you talking about the Minbari fighting pike? That's called a "denn'bok."

A

No, they seem to have veered off onto Stargate.

Personally, I've alway thought "Somebody's got issues" every time I see somebody with that huge artillery thing. ;)

Jan

[DGTWoodward]

Originally posted by bakana
Well, the Brakiri were Very sensitive to the mention of Comets.
We found out Why in Day of the Dead

:eek: :eek: :eek: :D :D


Spoo ??

Now unless I am very much mistaken that first gets a mention WAAAAAAY back in MIDNIGHT ON THE FIRING LINE. It is being eaten by G'Kar in the Zocalo. He offers it to Londo (who has just heard about the real attackers of Ragesh III) who promptly spits on it!

[Capt.Montoya]

Originally posted by Jan
No, they seem to have veered off onto Stargate.

Personally, I've alway thought "Somebody's got issues" every time I see somebody with that huge artillery thing. ;)

Jan When seeing the design for the "Exphallibur" I thought that someone also had issues...
And consider that it has to recharge before firing again.;)

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by Capt.Montoya
When seeing the design for the "Exphallibur" I thought that someone also had issues...
And consider that it has to recharge before firing again.;)

And it takes a special recharge port on the Vagimemnon to do it.

[Jan]

quote:
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Originally posted by Capt.Montoya
When seeing the design for the "Exphallibur" I thought that someone also had issues...
And consider that it has to recharge before firing again.
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And it takes a special recharge port on the Vagimemnon to do it.

Runs out holding her nose! Aaauuurrrggghhhhh!!!!

Dat was a stinker! <g>

Jan

[Capt.Montoya]

Originally posted by Z'ha'dumDweller
And it takes a special recharge port on the Vagimemnon to do it.
I thought that was the discharging port...

(Ducks and runs for cover):D

[Dr Maturin]

<<I thought that was the discharging port...

(Ducks and runs for cover)>>

That's one of them. Centauri ships have six.

[AmyG]

When seeing the design for the "Exphallibur" I thought that someone also had issues...
And consider that it has to recharge before firing again. ;)

:rolleyes:

Sigh. Yeah, that's always the problem, isn't it? <g>

Amy (the artist formerly known as Aisling)

[Dr Maturin]

<<Sigh. Yeah, that's always the problem, isn't it? <g>>>

We don't know, is it? :eek:

[bakana]

Sigh. Yeah, that's always the problem, isn't it?

Not if you're Centauri ... ;) :p :cool:

[Dr Maturin]

<<Not if you're Centauri ...>>

You mean Centauri ships, right? We're talking about ships of Babylon five here, bakana. And you cut into our serious discussion with sexual innuendo? That's...just terrible.

[bakana]

It was a Ship Piloted by a Centauri, I think.

Unless it was a Centauri Ship without a Pilot Light.

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by bakana
It was a Ship Piloted by a Centauri, I think.

Unless it was a Centauri Ship without a Pilot Light.

Or a pilot without a helmet. Helmetlessness can be dangerous. It can hurt, too.

[Narshal]

Originally posted by Z'ha'dumDweller
<<I thought that was the discharging port...

(Ducks and runs for cover)>>

That's one of them. Centauri ships have six.

And you have lots of fun when all six are discharged. :)

[DGTWoodward]

Originally posted by Z'ha'dumDweller
Or a pilot without a helmet. Helmetlessness can be dangerous. It can hurt, too.

Are you saying that we should strive for helmetlessnesslessness?:confused:

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by LightStorm
Are you saying that we should strive for helmetlessnesslessness?:confused:

...yes.

[Capt.Montoya]

Going kinda back to the original topic:

Name the episode... where Garibaldi weared (or should have worn) a motorcycle helmet.

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by Capt.Montoya
Going kinda back to the original topic:

Name the episode... where Garibaldi weared (or should have worn) a motorcycle helmet.

Shouldn't...and that would be And the Sky Full of Stars. I think.

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Z'ha'dumDweller
Shouldn't...and that would be And the Sky Full of Stars. I think.

Nope. It was 'Eyes' wasn't it?
Where Lennier builds his bike for him and they go driving round the station at the end?

Here's a difficult one: 'You don't belong here. Your clothes say MONEY!'

It's not from a main character...

[Jan]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
Here's a difficult one: 'You don't belong here. Your clothes say MONEY!'

It's not from a main character...

I'm pretty sure it was Richard Moll's character (Max?) to the Dr who was running from Clark's forces in....Hunter, Prey.

How's that?

Jan

[Towelmaster]

Yup, I think so too. That was in DownBelow with that big ugly thug.

My analyst says I'm a very visual person. No wonder I don't know these farking episodenames... ;D

[Jan]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
Yup, I think so too. That was in DownBelow with that big ugly thug.

My analyst says I'm a very visual person. No wonder I don't know these farking episodenames... ;D

And I have a rotten memory for people names so I'm glad we know what we're talking about.

...don't we? <g>

Jan

[Towelmaster]

Sorry, what was your name again...? :p

p.s. The doctor's name was Max Jacobs btw...

[Towelmaster]

O.K........

"Would you prefer to be conscious or unconscious during the mating? I would prefer conscious, but I don't know what your .. pleasure threshold is."

[Narshal]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
O.K........

"Would you prefer to be conscious or unconscious during the mating? I would prefer conscious, but I don't know what your .. pleasure threshold is."

G'Kar in "The Gathering" while talking to Lyta.

[Jan]

(paraphrasing)"Oh, and G'Kar...you once asked what my pleasure threshold was. I recently found out....I don't have one."

[Towelmaster]

Lyta, 5th season?

[searching girl]

Lyta, 5th season, part 15 = Darkness Ascending, right?
Bye

Uups, towelmaster was faster

[searching girl]

My son tortured me to ask for this situation (his most loved one):

-Garibaldi, you´re a dead man!

I hope my back-translation is correct.

[B5_Obsessed]

-Garibaldi, you´re a dead man!

A rare moment of relaxation from "Babylon Squared".

The funny thing about it is that Sinclair did the whole thing, but Ivanova instinctively goes after Garibaldi.


Here's one:

Thank you for that ray of sunshine, Marcus

[Andrew_Swallow]

No surrender No retreat.


No one wants me.

[bakana]

To me, the Funny thing about the Pleasure Threshold jokes is that "Threshold" implies the place where Pleasure Begins.

But, in the context of the two exchanges, it's obvious they are talking about where Lyta reaches her Pleasure Limits.

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by bakana
To me, the Funny thing about the Pleasure Threshold jokes is that "Threshold" implies the place where Pleasure Begins.

But, in the context of the two exchanges, it's obvious they are talking about where Lyta reaches her Pleasure Limits.

Maybe G'kar meant where her, well, multiple orgasm ability starts. The threshhold. Something along those lines? Perhaps?

[AmyG]

Maybe G'kar meant where her, well, multiple orgasm ability starts. The threshhold. Something along those lines? Perhaps?

MY, it's getting warm in here! :o

Amy (the artist formerly known as Aisling)

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by AislingGrey
MY, it's getting warm in here! :o

Amy (the artist formerly known as Aisling)

Yes it is, especially with your new avatar. You look like my wife sort of, mainly the hair and fairness of skin. The crazy thing is, from what you've told us, she is twenty years younger than you! Not many women can expect to keep that look. You are blessed.

[AmyG]

Thanks, Z'ha'dumDweller. That photo was taken this afternoon - I needed a headshot (I haven't had a new one taken in nearly 20 years, but am dipping back into the auditioning pool!), and got inspired to update my avatar. As I mentioned elsewhere in the forum, I was a little anxious about posting a real photo (gack!), but wanted to see how it would fly.

And, tell your wife that the secret is: don't have kids. Cats don't give you wrinkles.

:-)

Amy

[Dr Maturin]

Nothing here when Zathras need it! JPG's, BMP's, but not right ones! Now Zathras can't post pic for comparison. Much frustration.

Too late, though. We have a boy together and she has a girl from a previous relationship. She is absolutely paranoid about wrinkles, though. When I first met her in 1999, I thought she was weird because she was considering buying one of those face massagers they had on an infomercial. You know what Jerry Seinfeld says...late at night, that stuff doesn't look too bad.

I can't wait to see him on 10/1!

[chaostaenzer]

You are blessed.

Amy, you really are.



I need a shower. A cold one.


:)

[AmyG]

Awwww! You guys are going to give me a big head! Thank you so much.

Amy

[Jan]

Originally posted by AislingGrey
Awwww! You guys are going to give me a big head! Thank you so much.

Amy

Yeah, 'daughter' ;) , nice picture!


Jan

[AmyG]

Thanks, Mom! :D :rolleyes: :eek:

[Radhil]

To contribute to the head inflation (... yeah, there's no way to revise that to avoid the pun... *sigh*... ), you do look rather pretty Aisling/Amy. Keep that as an av, it brightens the board. :D

[AmyG]

And once again (I'm starting to feel a trifle embarrassed), thank you!

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by AislingGrey
And once again (I'm starting to feel a trifle embarrassed), thank you!

Read: Shut up, guys, or the pic's coming down! :D

[AmyG]

Now, do you boys really think I'm the type to threaten? :)

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by AislingGrey
Now, do you boys really think I'm the type to threaten? :)

No, never. But I assure you, we are the type to beg.

[NotKosh]

Time to get this back on track before I need to break out a hand towel...


"You have always served me well, old friend, and sometimes I think I do not thank you as much as I should."

speaking about the above quote

"If this bothers you, I suggest you stay in your quarters, stick your fingers in your ear, and hum real loud until its over."

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by NotKosh
Time to get this back on track before I need to break out a hand towel...


"You have always served me well, old friend, and sometimes I think I do not thank you as much as I should."

speaking about the above quote

"If this bothers you, I suggest you stay in your quarters, stick your fingers in your ear, and hum real loud until its over."

Sinclair to the Minbari guy in WWE1? The second, I don't know.

Oh, and I found some pics of my wife. Now, she is like all made up here to go to a big fiesta thing, but when she doesn't have makeup and her hair isn't done in curls like this, she more resembles Amy. But something about the facial structure makes me do double takes when I see Amy's avatar. It's like "Honey, you are on jmsnews.com?????? Wait...you're not 'honey.'" :)

http://www.geocities.com/realsithsquadron/lizzy4.jpg

http://www.geocities.com/realsithsquadron/lizzy3.jpg

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by Z'ha'dumDweller
Sinclair to the Minbari guy in WWE1? The second, I don't know.


Nope

[FuryPilot]

Originally posted by NotKosh
"If this bothers you, I suggest you stay in your quarters, stick your fingers in your ear, and hum real loud until its over."

Sheridan to G'Kar in "The Coming of Shadows".

Here's another one:

"That's cute. A zombie with a gas attack."

[Dr Maturin]

<<You have always served me well, old friend, and sometimes I think I do not thank you as much as I should.">>

Could it be...Turhan to Malachi?

[Towelmaster]

My guess too! :D

[NotKosh]

Correct on both. Same ep. I popped it in and just loved Sheridan's suggestion and figured it would be hard for people to come up with Turhan.

[Jan]

Originally posted by NotKosh
Correct on both. Same ep. I popped it in and just loved Sheridan's suggestion and figured it would be hard for people to come up with Turhan.

A lot of times I have *no* idea who said a quote until I try to 'hear' it. Suddenly I'll be able to picture who said it and maybe under what circumstances. One of the nice things about JMS's characters all being so distinctive.

Jan

[funkymikemoses]

Garibaldi in 'Knives' about the dead markab.

another one, not a main character (one off), describing blood on a knive:

'It's my own. I cut myself opening a crate'.

I love how badly he delivers that line

[WorkerCaste]

'It's my own. I cut myself opening a crate'. Wasn't that the homeguard-sympathizing suspect in the S1 ep with the attacked Minbari poet. "War Prayer" I think.

[Hunter]

"I've never done that. I think after today, I will never get another chance."

[Jan]

Originally posted by Hunter
"I've never done that. I think after today, I will never get another chance."

Delenn to Londo after she hugs him in...Darkness Ascending, I think.

Jan

[Hunter]

Correct.. fine episode too ;)

Here's another:

"Yes. I sell. Provide. Fix."

[AmyG]

Oh, and I found some pics of my wife.

Ah, just saw these. I think we have similarly shaped mouths. That, plus the brown hair/eyes thing, maybe.

Anyway, she's very pretty!

Amy (the artist formerly known as Aisling)

[Jan]

Originally posted by Hunter

"Yes. I sell. Provide. Fix."

Thought I'd posted this earlier. Apologies if it duplicates.

Nagrath (N'Grath?) in, I think, Soul Hunter.

Jan

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by AislingGrey
Ah, just saw these. I think we have similarly shaped mouths. That, plus the brown hair/eyes thing, maybe.

Anyway, she's very pretty!

Amy (the artist formerly known as Aisling)

Well, thanks. Her hair looks just like yours when she doesn't have it curled and her skin is much paler without makeup. Not like a "long lost twin" thing, but one of those double take things.

One time at work I wasn't paying attention while reading something and I came up behind this lady who is her height and has similar hair and said something embarassing (not like nasty, just something you'd say to someone you're familiar with) and the woman just turned and looked at me. It's like "Hi. I'll be going now."

[NotKosh]

"You better check the temperature in Hell first".

Unless someone already did this?

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by WorkerCaste
Wasn't that the homeguard-sympathizing suspect in the S1 ep with the attacked Minbari poet. "War Prayer" I think.

Spot on. Myself and friend may years ago came up with the alternative best quotes, one per season. We couldn't get past season 3 for some reason...

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by NotKosh
"You better check the temperature in Hell first".

Unless someone already did this?

Sinclair to Franklin in Believers?

An easy one: 'Your a highwayman. The least you could do is ride a horse and wear a mask'

Or wear a mask and ride a horse...Can't remember which way...
But is isn't wear a horse and ride a mask, that much I'm sure of.

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
Sinclair to Franklin in Believers?

Correct.

An easy one: 'Your a highwayman. The least you could do is ride a horse and wear a mask'

Or wear a mask and ride a horse...Can't remember which way...
But is isn't wear a horse and ride a mask, that much I'm sure of.

Ooh. I was going to say Marcus, but no. It has to be Arthur/Michael York to the boss of the thiefs in A Late Delivery from Avalon

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by NotKosh
Ooh. I was going to say Marcus, but no. It has to be Arthur/Michael York to the boss of the thiefs in A Late Delivery from Avalon

Correct with Marcus, but wrong episode (right season though)

[WorkerCaste]

'Your a highwayman. The least you could do is ride a horse and wear a mask' If I'm not mistaken, that was Marcus talking to an older friend in downbelow in the episode "Exogenisis" Marcus was helping to support him by buying trinkets and complaining about the price. Duncan was the character's name, I think.

[WorkerCaste]

How about...
Humor is such a subjective thing.

[Jan]

Originally posted by WorkerCaste
How about... Humor is such a subjective thing.

Cartagia to Londo after having the jester killed. The Long Night.

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

Dang, Jan! That was quick! :)

[Jan]

Originally posted by WorkerCaste
Dang, Jan! That was quick! :)

Sorry. Well, sorta. ;) It's just that that particular line just sent chills through me. Cartagia was just chilling in his madness and the acting and writing meshed so well.

Here's one that may be obscure:

"All that remains now is honor, and death."

It's said twice in the episode, I'm looking for the first instance.

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by Jan
Sorry. Well, sorta. ;) It's just that that particular line just sent chills through me. Cartagia was just chilling in his madness and the acting and writing meshed so well.

Here's one that may be obscure:

"All that remains now is honor, and death."

It's said twice in the episode, I'm looking for the first instance.

Jan The episode is, I think, "Points of Departure" and it is said first by the captain (Kalenn ???) of the Trigati (SP?) to the Grey Council member who came to look at Delenn's cocoon. And, for the bonus round, the second time was the second in command who said it just before blowing up the Ship.

:p

[Jan]

Originally posted by WorkerCaste
The episode is, I think, "Points of Departure"

Yep

and it is said first by the captain (Kalenn ???) of the Trigati (SP?)

Sorta. You mean Kalain who was the captain who came to B5 but it wasn't him. The person in command of the ship at the time (Deeron) said it to

to the Grey Council member who came to look at Delenn's cocoon.

Nope, to Sheridan.

And, for the bonus round, the second time was the second in command who said it just before blowing up the Ship.
:p

That was the first time, actually. The second was when Sheridan was explaining to Ivanova how he knew that Deeron was trying to provoke a war.

You got it faster than I expected, that's for sure. Here's an easy one:

"I respectfully suggest that he intends to go far beyond harsh language."

Jan

[Dr Maturin]

<<"I respectfully suggest that he intends to go far beyond harsh language.">>

Marcus to Sheridan about the bomber in Convictions?

[Jan]

Originally posted by Z'ha'dumDweller
<<"I respectfully suggest that he intends to go far beyond harsh language.">>

Marcus to Sheridan about the bomber in Convictions?

Nope. Right season, though.

Jan

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by Jan
Nope. Right season, though.

Jan

Minbari guy to Sheridan regarding the kidnappers in Ceremonies?

This is not a guess...it's an educated guess. :)

[Jan]

Originally posted by Z'ha'dumDweller
Minbari guy to Sheridan regarding the kidnappers in Ceremonies?

This is not a guess...it's an educated guess. :)

Wrong episode and not to Sheridan. Which Minbari guy were you thinking about?

Wow, I thought this one was simple! <g>

Jan

[Dr Maturin]

Originally posted by Jan
Wrong episode and not to Sheridan. Which Minbari guy were you thinking about?

Wow, I thought this one was simple! <g>

Jan

This is why I am making educated guesses...the answer is on the tip of my brain.

[Atanvarno]

Originally posted by Jan
"I respectfully suggest that he intends to go far beyond harsh language." Lennier to Delenn in Grey 17 Is Missing about Neroon.

How can anyone not get that? :eek:

[Jan]

You've got it, Atavarno.

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by Jan
Sorta. You mean Kalain who was the captain who came to B5 but it wasn't him. Dang, again. That random access memory is just too random sometimes!?! :D

[Jan]

Here's one everybody knows. The quote, that is. and who said it. But I just ran across it in the script and I'd *totally* forgotten the context.

The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to vote.

By the way, are movies allowed?

Jan

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Jan
Here's one everybody knows. The quote, that is. and who said it. But I just ran across it in the script and I'd *totally* forgotten the context.

The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to vote.

By the way, are movies allowed?

Jan

That is an interesting context considering the way the vorlons turned out...

Much like the Ikarans who wiped themselves out. As sinclair said 'when you become obsessed with the enemy, you become the enemy'. Which funnily enough rings true of both the vorlon and the shadows...

Any of the movies should be fine I'dve thought.

[Jan]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
That is an interesting context considering the way the vorlons turned out...

Much like the Ikarans who wiped themselves out. As sinclair said 'when you become obsessed with the enemy, you become the enemy'. Which funnily enough rings true of both the vorlon and the shadows...

Any of the movies should be fine I'dve thought.

Were you going to name the episode?

I just wanted to check if anybody objected to the movies as fodder for quotes since the thread name is Name the Episode.

Jan

[funkymikemoses]

Ok, an easy one:

'We are surrounded by signs and portents. And I feel a darkness pressing at our backs'

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
Ok, an easy one:

'We are surrounded by signs and portents. And I feel a darkness pressing at our backs'

Babylon^2. Delenn's friend on the Grey Council (right after she gets kicked out of it) who gives her the Chrysalis.

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by Jan
Here's one everybody knows. The quote, that is. and who said it. But I just ran across it in the script and I'd *totally* forgotten the context.

The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to vote.


Jan

Kosh, to the dingbat parents in Believers

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Jan
Were you going to name the episode?

I just wanted to check if anybody objected to the movies as fodder for quotes since the thread name is Name the Episode.

Jan

Well, you said everyone knew it so i figured I didn't have too... :-)

as for 'name the episode'. I dunno...the movies are episodes of a sort in the b5 saga.
Besides, a name the movie thread would be too easy...or would it? Haven't seen anything other that ItB in ages as I don't have a video recorder and ItB is the only one I have on dvd...

[Jan]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
Well, you said everyone knew it so i figured I didn't have too... :-)

Ah, but what I said is that everybody knows the quote. The challenge is which episode and to whom it was said. ;)

So?

Jan

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Jan
Ah, but what I said is that everybody knows the quote. The challenge is which episode and to whom it was said. ;)

So?

Jan

Well, notkosh has already answered that one in that it was notkosh's polar opposite. Y'know, Kosh. ;)

Incidently, there's a top ten scifi series on at the moment in the UK on Sky One (mondays at 8pm). Last week it was top ten aliens and Kosh came in at no.7
They only really showed footage of KoshVadar and a still of Pat Tallman kissing the kosh2 costume. Brief bit from jms and Jeff Willeth too but I don't remember what they said.
Then again, they also has something from that 'langer' Dave Golder from sfx magazine. what a git...

[Jan]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
Well, notkosh has already answered that one in that it was notkosh's polar opposite. Y'know, Kosh. ;)


Nope, it wasn't said to Kosh. <g>

[Towelmaster]

O.K..... I'll get back to you tomorrow..

But before forget ; "The Hour Of Scampering"...?

[Jan]

Originally posted by NotKosh
Kosh, to the dingbat parents in Believers

Oh, my! I'm so sorry, I looked at a different post by NotKosh!

Sorry, and yes, this is exactly right. <blushing>

Oops.
Jan

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
O.K..... I'll get back to you tomorrow..

But before forget ; "The Hour Of Scampering"...?

This is Kosh to Talia in Deathwalker when he is telling her when to come to those meetings when she was "recorded".

[funkymikemoses]

"Sleep well ambassador! Sleep lightly!"

There's an easy one :)

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
"Sleep well ambassador! Sleep lightly!"

There's an easy one :) I know that's G'kar to Londo, and I'm pretty sure it's during G'Kar's little tirade in "Midnight on the Firing Line".

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by WorkerCaste
I know that's G'kar to Londo, and I'm pretty sure it's during G'Kar's little tirade in "Midnight on the Firing Line".

Spot on.
"And the final player in our little drama arrives at last"

[Towelmaster]

Before I forget the line :

"You know, you're really busting my cojones today"

[Towelmaster]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
"And the final player in our little drama arrives at last"

(I think his name is) Sebastian in "Comes the Inquisitor". Unsettling episode that...

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
Before I forget the line :

"You know, you're really busting my cojones today"

By Any Means Nessecary. It's the dockworker talking to Ivanova in c&c over the comm link.

'Because sooner or later, you would do it to me'

name the episode and which ep it appears as a flashback. Although it looks a bit easy...

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
(I think his name is) Sebastian in "Comes the Inquisitor". Unsettling episode that...

Yep. One of my favourite episodes of the lot. And it's Vejar who directed too which makes it look even better

[Radhil]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
'Because sooner or later, you would do it to me'

name the episode and which ep it appears as a flashback. Although it looks a bit easy...

The situation was easy, picking out the episodes were hard.

It's Londo to Refa, after he's half-poisoned him. Ceremonies of Light and Dark. The flashback occurs in Interludes and Examinations, when Adira is killed.

[CRONAN]

Uhh.... Centauri Politics

I think I am going to be sick.....

[Towelmaster]

yeah, that one is as recognizable as "Come Londo, destiny awaits..." :) I have been using that line everywhere lately, as in "Come <insert name here>, Destiny Awaits..." Brilliant if you get the inflection right every now and then. I loved that Refa-line... and Londo's face when he hears it is I think that pivotal moment in his life where he realizes that his actions really have far-reaching consequences.

Sorry, back to the topic... erm..... a dead give away :

"and afterwards you could come to my quarters and see my favourite thing in the universe...O.K. my second favourite thing in the universe"...

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
yeah, that one is as recognizable as "Come Londo, destiny awaits..." :) I have been using that line everywhere lately, as in "Come <insert name here>, Destiny Awaits..." Brilliant if you get the inflection right every now and then. I loved that Refa-line... and Londo's face when he hears it is I think that pivotal moment in his life where he realizes that his actions really have far-reaching consequences.

Sorry, back to the topic... erm..... a dead give away :

"and afterwards you could come to my quarters and see my favourite thing in the universe...O.K. my second favourite thing in the universe"...

I often find quotes of things (mainly b5) popping into every day conversation. That said, a two by four isn't really a uk &ireland term so it becomes: 'I always say you can get more done with a kind word and a big stick than you can with just a kind word'. Which I use a lot before we go into meetings with clients. :p

Anyway: 'Long Twilight struggle' for the 'destiny awaits' one and 'Midnight on the firing line', Garibaldi to Talia.

[Dipper]

"J.R?"
"John Sheridan"


-Dip

[Radhil]

Heheh. The bear. I'm always vastly amused by that one.

There All The Honor Lies.

Psst... It's "J.S."

[Towelmaster]

Wasn't that the one with "I want them gone NOW" line? Always liked Londo's reaction to his puppet... Something to do with the proper numb er of erm.... "Well Do I Hef Too Spell Iet Out for U?" :D

A long one :

"so, you think of me as something bright & cheerful, full of toys & candy for young children...."

[Radhil]

Bester to Garibaldi, Dust to Dust.

[NotKosh]

Bester to Garibaldi, Dust to Dust

[jcbatz]

Another easy one:

"I've started taking Ivanova lessons."

[WorkerCaste]

"I've started taking Ivanova lessons."

Since no one else has taken a shot at this, I'm going to try it, even though I'm not totally confident.

I am pretty sure that Marcus said that to Sheridan, and I think it was about a coming Shadow attack placing it in the last half of Season 3, prior to "Shadow Dancing." I'm guessing either "Walkabout" or "War Without End"

[jcbatz]

Very close! Sheridan says it to Markus in War Without End Part 1.

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by jcbatz
Very close! Sheridan says it to Markus in War Without End Part 1. Ugh. Usually I "hear" these quotes so I hear the character saying the words. The episode is usually the tough part, but even with you telling me I had the characters backwards (and I believe you completely :) ) I still hear "Ivanova lessons" with an English accent. :confused:

[Dipper]

"Captain, you wont believe the day I've had!"

[Jan]

Originally posted by Dipper
"Captain, you wont believe the day I've had!"

Garibaldi to Sheridan in Grey 17 is Missing?

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

How about this one...

"The world is changing every day, the only question is who's doing it."

[bakana]

"The world is changing every day, the only question is who's doing it."

Wasn't that Justin to Sheridan on Z'ha'dum ??

[Dr Maturin]

<<"The world is changing every day, the only question is who's doing it.">>

Sinclair to Sakai in Legacies.

[Dipper]

Originally posted by Jan
Garibaldi to Sheridan in Grey 17 is Missing?

Jan


Yep.

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by Z'ha'dumDweller
<<"The world is changing every day, the only question is who's doing it.">>

Sinclair to Sakai in Legacies. Nope. Try again! :)

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by WorkerCaste
How about this one...

"The world is changing every day, the only question is who's doing it."

The minister guy to Sheridan and co in 'And the Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place'

here's one: 'And I'm, in the way...'

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
The minister guy to Sheridan and co in 'And the Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place' Yep. That was Rev. Dexter.

[Dipper]

"I'll get a bucket!"

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Dipper
"I'll get a bucket!"

Ahh, the ancient vorlon god booje to Ivanova in 'Voices of Authority'

[jcbatz]

The quote "And I'm, in the way" sounds like Lennier from season 5. Probably the Long Night of Londo Mollari?

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by jcbatz
The quote "And I'm, in the way" sounds like Lennier from season 5. Probably the Long Night of Londo Mollari?

Yep, that's the one all right. And I thought it'd be harder...

let's see...

"just don't give away the homeworld"

:)

[Towelmaster]

Londo to Vir in an early episode, I think in "Born to the Purple"? It's definitely an early episode.

[Towelmaster]

My turn :

"Perhaps, but not today"

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
Londo to Vir in an early episode, I think in "Born to the Purple"? It's definitely an early episode.

Correct episode, wrong characters by a word.
This one was particularly cruel (sorry).

Londo: 'Vir!'
Vir: 'Yes?'
Londo: 'Don't give away the homeworld'

It was actually G'Kar to Ko'Dath

Ko'Dath: '...to the best of my abilities!'
G'Kar : 'Just don't give away the homeworld'

All down to one word.

Ain't I a stinker?

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
My turn :

"Perhaps, but not today"

I love that scene!
G'Kar to Delenn in 'Ship of Tears'

Although that scene was completely ruined for me when a friend pointed out just as delenn said 'you have come far, G'Kar' there was liquid rolling down her face...pointed out that it was a tear but funny as hell tho...

[Jan]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
I love that scene!
G'Kar to Delenn in 'Ship of Tears'

Although that scene was completely ruined for me when a friend pointed out just as delenn said 'you have come far, G'Kar' there was liquid rolling down her face...pointed out that it was a tear but funny as hell tho...

Just out of curiosity, why ruined and why funny? I thought it was an incredible performance by both of them.

Jan

[funkymikemoses]

Originally posted by Jan
Just out of curiosity, why ruined and why funny? I thought it was an incredible performance by both of them.

Jan

totally, it was. And it's still one of my favourite scenes (along with Delenn and marcus talking about forgiveness for 'being alive'). In general season 3 just blew me away.

As for why it was funny...umm, gee, is that the time. Trust me, you don't want to know. Guess you have to have a twisted mind to see it (or had a lot to drink)

[Jan]

Originally posted by funkymikemoses
As for why it was funny...umm, gee, is that the time. Trust me, you don't want to know. Guess you have to have a twisted mind to see it (or had a lot to drink)

Oh dear...I think I just understood. Neveerrr miiinnnddd! :eek:

Jan

[Radhil]

:eek:

Do they sell mental Brillo pads anywhere? I now have a memory I need scrubbed raw.

[funkymikemoses]

Anyway, moving swiftly on...

"Yeah, well, it's a little late for that."

[FuryPilot]

Originally posted by Jan
Oh dear...I think I just understood. Neveerrr miiinnnddd! :eek:

Jan

Yep! Time to break out the mental floss...

FP

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
My turn :

"Perhaps, but not today"
Redemption, Pt II

Gowron, the Leader of the Klingon High Council, to the little pipsqueak son of Duras, when informed that "One day the Duras family will rule the empire."

Ooops, wrong series :D

[Towelmaster]

Out! OUT! You Evil One! ;)

[Dipper]

Just have to say that after a half a bottle of wine, the "G'Kar you have some far" joke just blew me :o) Best of the week. And have to say that who ever thought of it first has to have the most dirty mind in the all of solar system.


"I made your favourite, spoo."
"I'll order in"


-Dip

[Dr Maturin]

<<"I made your favourite, spoo."
"I'll order in">>

Vir and Londo in Point of No Return.

I love the hand gestures they do in that scene. "Oh, tomorrow..."

[Towelmaster]

Here's a stinker...

"Jump!"

??? :D

[Andrew_Swallow]

Originally posted by Towelmaster
Here's a stinker...

"Jump!"

??? :D
Kosh to Sheridan in Z'ha'dum.

[FuryPilot]

Here's another:

"Fine. Done. Let's eat."

FP

[B5_Obsessed]

Originally posted by FuryPilot
Here's another:

"Fine. Done. Let's eat."

FP

Season 5 opener "No Compromises" G'Kar.



Here's another:

"There is now blood between us."

[Dr Maturin]

"I know where my loyalties lie."

[Andrew_Swallow]

Originally posted by Z'ha'dumDweller
"I know where my loyalties lie."
Talia to Bester in 'A race Through Dark Places'.

"Formality ... ritual ... you should be informed."

[Dr Maturin]

<<Talia to Bester in 'A race Through Dark Places'.>>

Quick. I always liked the dual nature of that phrase, intentionally or unintentionally on the writer's part (JMS?). Where loyalites lie...i.e. where they remain, or where they lie...i.e. where they are not true.

As for your quote, I have to make an educated guess. Kosh to Sheridan in There All the Honor Lies. (Another dual phrase????!!!!)

[Andrew_Swallow]

It was Kosh but a different episode.

[Radhil]

Passing through Gesthemane, when I believe Lyta made her second return, formally Kosh's aide.

[Andrew_Swallow]

Originally posted by Radhil
Passing through Gesthemane, when I believe Lyta made her second return, formally Kosh's aide.
Correct.

[WorkerCaste]

Time to get people thinking again!

Who can identify this exchange?

"Do you always worry when things are going well?"
"I don't have time to worry about them when they are not."

[NotKosh]

Err, Delenn to Sheridan?

[NotKosh]

Originally posted by B5_Obsessed
Here's another:

"There is now blood between us." [/B]

Neroon to Delenn, Gray 17 is Missing

[WorkerCaste]

Originally posted by NotKosh
Err, Delenn to Sheridan? Only one character right, and you didn't name the episode! :)

[Jan]

Originally posted by WorkerCaste
Time to get people thinking again!

Who can identify this exchange?

"Do you always worry when things are going well?"
"I don't have time to worry about them when they are not."

I'm stumped, WorkerCaste. Clue please?

Jan