Name the episode

[funkymikemoses]

Matters of Honour.

And by my reckoning that's now over a tick over 1000 posts to this thread. Groovy

[Spoo Junky]

Just to make it 1001....

"I believe there are currents in the universe"

[WorkerCaste]

Vir to Londo in "Geometry of Shadows" I LOVE Vir's philosophy! :D

[Spoo Junky]

I knew it would be too easy :)

[Kloreep]

"Lyta had a little Vorlon..."

[Jan]

"Lyta had a little Vorlon..."

Cap'n Jack to Franklin and Marcus in Racing Mars.

From drizzly California,
Jan

[Joansie]

How about -
"I do but what the hell"

[moelawn]

Kizarvexis wrote, "Voices of Authority. Ivanova: You are going where EVERYONE has gone before. :)"

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Actually I think it was "Be careful Captain; it looks like you're about to go where everyone's gone before."

One of the funniest moments in the series. Also the only crossover of the two TV universes that I recall .

Easy to explain - Ivanova watched ancient TV vids when growing up (maybe dubbed in Russian).

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"An artist is a bloke who can hold two fundamentally opposing views and still function". -- Scott Fitzgerald (he didn't say "F Scott Fitzgerald"), as quoted by the character Roy Bland in the BBC production of "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy."

[Redrake]

I think it was: "Good luck captain, you are about to go where everyone has gone before!". That's my favorite line in the movie. :)

And here is another one:
Londo: "Mister Garibaldi, whatever it is, it can't be that bad!"

[funkymikemoses]

How about -
"I do but what the hell"

Marcus to Ivanova in 'Shadow Dancing'

FMM (working on a saturday...)

[funkymikemoses]

Actually I think it was "Be careful Captain; it looks like you're about to go where everyone's gone before."

One of the funniest moments in the series. Also the only crossover of the two TV universes that I recall .


apart from: 'This isn't some deep space frachise, this station is about something'

:-)

[Joansie]

"There All the Honor Lies" Ivanova to Sheridan?

[Redrake]

Marcus to Ivanova in 'Shadow Dancing'

FMM (working on a saturday...)

In response to:"Who wants to live forever?"

[funkymikemoses]

"There All the Honor Lies" Ivanova to Sheridan?

Aye, bit easy that one.

"Your turn now"

[bulletproofmonk]

Aye, bit easy that one.

"Your turn now"

Ahhh, yes. Sounds like Sebastian to Sheridan in "Comes the Inquisitor".

[funkymikemoses]

Ahhh, yes. Sounds like Sebastian to Sheridan in "Comes the Inquisitor".

Bingo! (which was Sebastians real name :D )

[Redrake]

Here's an easy one:

Marcus: Rangers never bluff!

[OmahaStar]

Here's an easy one:

Marcus: Rangers never bluff!
Between the Darkness and the Light

[Jan]

Here's an easy one:

Marcus: Rangers never bluff!

Redrake, you're making it too easy on us, you know. :) You're supposed to just post the quote and we're supposed to guess both who said it (and to whom) *and* the episode.

Jan

[Redrake]

I posted another one before, but there's no answer yet. :p

[Jan]

I posted another one before, but there's no answer yet. :p

Might want to do a reminder or clue?

Jan

[DGTWoodward]

I think it was: "Good luck captain, you are about to go where everyone has gone before!". That's my favorite line in the movie. :)

And here is another one:
Londo: "Mister Garibaldi, whatever it is, it can't be that bad!"

Isn't that LEGACIES from season 1? Just after Londo's dancer/wife story. :confused:

[Redrake]

No for the episode, yes for the event.

[funkymikemoses]

voice in the wilderness! (part 1)

'Hey, somebody better pay for that drink!'

[Towelmaster]

'Hey, somebody better pay for that drink!'

The barlady after Londo 'forgets' to pay for his drink. I think it was either said to Franklin or to Garibaldi?

"Good luck captain, you are about to go where everyone has gone before!"

Great line, great line. And it comes from "Voices of Authority". Actually, I thought that the lady was quite a babe. A mean bitch-babe perhaps, but still... As I always say "You wouldn't throw her out of your bed now would you?" :)


How about : " "Fine, I'll get a bucket."

[Redrake]

Yes your finnaly got the right answer.

That blonde girl, is more like a snake. Beauty but dangerous. I like the scene where Garibaldi, watches her from a distance. :cool:

Here's a new one:
"Don't give away the homeworld!"

[Towelmaster]

O.K. a tiny little update : We now have a stereo-quiz because(!).

1. "Don't give away the homeworld!"

2. "Fine, I'll get a bucket."


Double the fun, Hell Yeah! :cool:

[Redrake]

The bucket, isn't in Exogenesis, when Corwin is "dating" Susan Ivanova?

[Jan]

O.K. a tiny little update : We now have a stereo-quiz because(!).

1. "Don't give away the homeworld!"

Old one! Londo to Vir *and* G'Kar to Ko'Dath in Born to the Purple.

Jan

[Redrake]

Yep, that's the one. But I didn't remember about the G'kar part. I only knew about Londo and Vir.

[Andrew_Swallow]

2. "Fine, I'll get a bucket."

Marcus to Ivanova in "Voices of Authority". They were trying to get the Walkers of Sigma 957 to join the Army of Light.

New quote, "I do't care if I go up for your murder of not".

[bulletproofmonk]

New quote, "I do't care if I go up for your murder of not".

"...not after what you did to me. I've thought about this for a long, LONG time, Bester...."

...or something like that. :D

Garibaldi to Bester in "Phoenix Rising", I believe.

How 'bout "...being a Ranger is a thankless job."

Or "it's a shadow play, without form or substance."

[DGTWoodward]

O.K. a tiny little update : We now have a stereo-quiz because(!).

1. "Don't give away the homeworld!"

2. "Fine, I'll get a bucket."


Double the fun, Hell Yeah! :cool:

1) Said by both Londo AND G'kar respectively to Vir and Kodath in 'Midnight On The Firing Line'?

2) Marcus to Susan in 'Voices Of Authority' (OOOH I am soooo crap with these titles!! :confused: ) just after he offers to but a bucket on his head and pretend to be the great Vorlon God 'Booji', the Zog conversation?

[DGTWoodward]

mmmmmmm, you peolpe are just too good. How about....

"Warrior caste?...Typical!"

[bulletproofmonk]

mmmmmmm, you peolpe are just too good. How about....

"Warrior caste?...Typical!"

Sounds like Marcus to Lennier in "Grey 17 Is Missing"...I think (regarding Neroon)?

...maybe?

[Redrake]

"We have the firepower. All we need is a target."

[Woolie Wool]

My guess is that that one is from "Engame".

How about this:
"Short of dying, I don't think you can help me."

[WorkerCaste]

"We have the firepower. All we need is a target."

I'm thinking Sheridan to ? in "A Call to Arms"

[bulletproofmonk]

"We have the firepower. All we need is a target."

It definitely sounds like General Hague to ... Ivanova (?) in "All Alone in the Night", with regards to the Agamemnon.

[Redrake]

Bulletproofmonk got the right answer.

[Towelmaster]

My guess is that that one is from "Engame".

How about this:
"Short of dying, I don't think you can help me."

Vir to Morden? ;)

[Redrake]

"Fire energy mines!"

[bulletproofmonk]

"Fire energy mines!"

Ahhh, yes. It's G'Kar's uncle G'Sten in the futile battle against the Shadows at Garash in "The Long, Twilight Struggle".

...methinks that I've watched this series too many times, but then: that's not possible, now is it. :P

[Redrake]

I think it was Gorash 7. ;)

[WorkerCaste]

"Short of dying, I don't think you can help me."

If I'm not mistaken, Towelmaster identified the people, but the episode has not been named. I'm pretty sure that was "Interludes and Examinations" just before Morden went to the Zocalo vendor and found out about Adira. Very sad.

[Redrake]

Ye, I think is "Interludes and Examinations". But then again, I always confuse it with "Confessions and Lamentations".


Anyway:
"There is a great drakness coming, Michael!"

[Kloreep]

"A great drakhness"? ;)

I believe that would be Sinclair's message to Garibaldi, "The Coming of Shadows"

[Redrake]

Yep, that's it. It was an easy one. I don't have all the episodes (but I saw them all), so I'm pretty much out of options.

"Room-service is good, the food is cheap and the staff is friendly."

[bulletproofmonk]

"Room-service is good, the food is cheap and the staff is friendly."

Ahhhh...Dr. Franklin to Lyta on the Drazi homeworld in "Movements of Fire and Shadow" (fumbling with that funky map that he had).

"I mean, signs, portents, dreams. The next you know, we'll be reading tea leaves and chicken entrails."

...or something like that.

[Spoo Junky]

Is that Londo to Vir when that Centauri seer came to the station (I forget her name, played by Majel Barrett?)

[agent54]

Wasn't it Sheridan to Cynthia Torqueman in "And now for a word"?

[bulletproofmonk]

Is that Londo to Vir when that Centauri seer came to the station (I forget her name, played by Majel Barrett?)

Nope...right season, though.

Wasn't it Sheridan to Cynthia Torqueman in "And now for a word"?

Nope...right character, though.

Hint: more of the quote, as far as I remember, is as follows.

"All that we do know is that we're vulnerable now... "(a few sentences that I can't seem to remember) "...and the way our luck runs, it'll probably be sooner."

Some CGI, aaaaaand cut to commercial break. :D

[Joansie]

"I mean, signs, portents, dreams. The next you know, we'll be reading tea leaves and chicken entrails."

Wasn't that Sheridan to Ivanova and Delenn in Shadow Dancing when he was describing his dreams that Kosh sent him?

[bulletproofmonk]

"I mean, signs, portents, dreams. The next you know, we'll be reading tea leaves and chicken entrails."

Wasn't that Sheridan to Ivanova and Delenn in Shadow Dancing when he was describing his dreams that Kosh sent him?

Got it in one, Mr. Garibaldi! :D

[Towelmaster]

Got it in one, Mr. Garibaldi! :D

"You are the Hand"... hmmmm..... profound... :)

BTW : 71 pages????? :eek:

[bulletproofmonk]

"You are the Hand"... hmmmm..... profound... :)

BTW : 71 pages????? :eek:

*hee hee hee*

"...and why would I say something as dopey-sounding as that?" :D

[Jan]

"You are the Hand"... hmmmm..... profound... :)

Will one episode do or will we have to get both? :eek:

BTW : 71 pages????? :eek:

Obviously a popular thread. BTW, did everybody see that the qoute book is available for preorder at Amazon.com? At last....

Jan

[Joansie]

"...and why would I say something as dopey-sounding as that?"

Ivanova to Sheridan in Shadow Dancing.

[Redrake]

"You are the Hand"... hmmmm..... profound... :)
Alone in the Night

[funkymikemoses]

"some people call that being a hero, maybe so. I Don't know, I've never been one"

[Radhil]

Garibaldi to Sinclair, And The Sky Full of Stars

EDIT - Gaaah! No, Infection! Infection! Geez, my memory is goin'...

[funkymikemoses]

"It's coming. I'll get the credits for you first thing tomorrow"
"You said that yesterday"
"It isn't my fault"
"Neither is this"

[bulletproofmonk]

"It's coming. I'll get the credits for you first thing tomorrow"
"You said that yesterday"
"It isn't my fault"
"Neither is this"

Episode: "And the Sky Full o' Stars"

The short-lived Benson to some punk with a beard and his two henchmen.

"Just give me a minute to find a ladder, and we'll hash it out face to face!"

[Radhil]

"Just give me a minute to find a ladder, and we'll hash it out face to face!"

Keffer to one of the marines, GROPOS.

[SpooRancher]

"Big honking trees."

[bulletproofmonk]

"Big honking trees."

Sheridan to Garibaldi in the men's room in "Divided Loyalties"?

[Jan]

"We carved up the galaxy, you and I."

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

"We carved up the galaxy, you and I."

I'm quite sure that's Morden to Londo when Londo decided he didn't wish to continue his alliance with the Mr. Morden's associates. "Interludes and Examinations" if I'm not mistaken.

[Jan]

"We carved up the galaxy, you and I."

I'm quite sure that's Morden to Londo when Londo decided he didn't wish to continue his alliance with the Mr. Morden's associates. "Interludes and Examinations" if I'm not mistaken.

Got it in one, Mr. Workercaste! :)

Jan

[Jan]

Hey, where'd everybody go?

"Consider this a small -- a very tiny -- portion of revenge for what you did to our colony on Raghesh 3, and to my nephew. Did you think I had forgotten that?"

Who's talking to whom is pretty obvious, but what episode?

Jan

[Radhil]

By Any Means Necessary. Over the G'Quon'Eth.

[Jan]

That's it. Okay, how about:

"To follow orders blindly requires only obedience, not courage. To stand fast for your principles, whatever others may think of them...I don't know if I would have had that courage."

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

"To follow orders blindly requires only obedience, not courage. To stand fast for your principles, whatever others may think of them...I don't know if I would have had that courage."

Wow! That one doesn't even sound remotely familiar. I know I'll kick myself when someone comes up with it, but I'm lost! Good job!

[B5_Obsessed]

That's it. Okay, how about:

"To follow orders blindly requires only obedience, not courage. To stand fast for your principles, whatever others may think of them...I don't know if I would have had that courage."

Jan

I hear Neroon in my head. Speaking to Delenn in "Rumors, Bargains and Lies", maybe?

Wait, someone else is in there too. Harriman Gray to Ivanova in "Eyes"?

[Jan]

Nope, not either. ;)

Jan

[Towelmaster]

Say Jan; this is not something from LOTR or Crusade is it?

[Jan]

You really want a hint already? :p

Jan

[SpooRancher]

Was that Sheridan or Theo talking about Brad Dourif's character in "Passing through Gethsemane"?

[Jan]

No, though it does sound like it could have been from that one, doesn't it?

Jan

[Milkman]

Hmm.. i read that and hear Vir... but i have no clue what episode... or if im even right about Vir.

[Jan]

No, sorry.

Jan

[Gkar4ever]

Learning curve...Turval to Rasten? (Shot in the dark here....:)

[Jan]

Right race, wrong people/episode. :D

Jan

[Gkar4ever]

Damn...so close.....yet nowhere even near!!! :D

[Redrake]

It wouldn't be from "The Legend of the Rangers" would it?

[Jan]

Is that a guess or a request for a clue? :D The movies are fair game so it could be... :p

Jan

[Towelmaster]

I haven't seen LOTR so I'm asking... :)

[Redrake]

I don't remember the names from the Rangers, but it might have been in that movie, before the trial in front of the council.

[Jan]

That's right. Dulann (David Martell's friend and second in command) was speaking to Sindell, the leader of the Ranger's Council.

Hmmmm....how about:

"Trouble will come in its own time. It always does. But that's tomorrow. Give me today and I will be happy."

Jan

[Gkar4ever]

Sheridan, Epiphanies. Next! :D

[Jan]

Excellent! Okay, next:

"Always knew I'd get court martialled for something, someday... May as well get it over with now."

Jan

[bulletproofmonk]

Excellent! Okay, next:

"Always knew I'd get court martialled for something, someday... May as well get it over with now."

Jan

Sounds like Lockley in "A Call to Arms" wrt wakin' up the President.

[Jan]

Sounds right.

"Religion and war must act in the service of the people, not the other way around."

Jan

[Gkar4ever]

That one's Delenn, in "Moments in Transition", to the new Grey council, is it not?

[Jan]

Yep, as she introduces them.

Jan

[Towelmaster]

"I miss you"

I think this is legitimate because you all know the scene. ;)

[Jan]

Bester to Carolyn's cryo chamber in...Ship of Tears?

Jan

[Towelmaster]

Excellent!

[Gkar4ever]

Holy cow, I didn't even think of that! I was trying to figure out where I'd heard that, and it could have been so many, but I was *not* thinking Bester!! Good quote!

[Redrake]

An easy one:

"You have...forgotten something".

[Joansie]

Kosh to Sinclair in Chrysalis.

[Redrake]

Yep, Kosh's not very shakesperian in his lines.
How about:

"What they'll do to you is worse than anything than I could dream up in a thousand years. And I can dream real dark."

[bulletproofmonk]

"What they'll do to you is worse than anything than I could dream up in a thousand years. And I can dream real dark."

<in Londo's voice>
Ahhhh, Mr. Garibaldi!
</in Londo's voice>

...to Drake in "A Call to Arms".

How 'bout (an easy one, methinks), "Did you know that your jacket doesn't fit, Mr. Allan? I suggest you have it adjusted."

[Radhil]

How 'bout (an easy one, methinks), "Did you know that your jacket doesn't fit, Mr. Allan? I suggest you have it adjusted."

Madame Minipax (I forget her name), Voices of Authority.

[bulletproofmonk]

Madame Minipax (I forget her name), Voices of Authority.

Yeeesss!!! :D

[FuryPilot]

"Don't make the mistake of assuming that this is a conversation."

[Jan]

President Luchenko to Sheridan in Rising Star. :)

I love that line!

Jan

[bulletproofmonk]

How 'bout the following.

"...you could put a bag over his head and do it for Babylon 5!" :D

[Jan]

Franklin to Ivanova in 'Acts of Sacrifice'.

:D

Jan

[Joansie]

Franklin to Ivanova in "Acts of Sacrifice".

[Kloreep]

"Yeah... a good deal."

[Redrake]

That's rather ambigous.

How about an easy one:

"Activate defence grid, launch all starfuries and if they move, shoot them. If they don't move shoot twice, they're probably hiding something."

[bulletproofmonk]

"Yeah... a good deal."

Sounds like Mike Garibaldi to his soon-to-be-wife in "Objects at Rest".

[B5_Obsessed]

That's rather ambigous.

How about an easy one:

"Activate defence grid, launch all starfuries and if they move, shoot them. If they don't move shoot twice, they're probably hiding something."

That's Corwin (channeling Ivanova) in "River of Souls", I believe.

I don't really like the line, though, because you don't make jokes when you're giving orders in an official capacity.

[Kloreep]

Yeah, I was going for ambiguous since most are gotten so easily. Seems I didn't come up with one hard enough, though... ;)

Sounds like Mike Garibaldi to his soon-to-be-wife in "Objects at Rest".

Got it in one.

Edit: Actually, wrong episode. It's "The Wheel of Fire" but close enough. :)

[Jan]

"The Corps took me in when I was only a few years old. They helped me understand what a telepath was, and what we could do."

Jan

[Spoo Junky]

Just a guess... Midnight on the Firing Line, Talia to Ivanova?

[Jan]

Just a guess... Midnight on the Firing Line, Talia to Ivanova?

Nope. ;) I had a feeling that would be what folks thought. :p

Ain't I a stinker?
Jan

[Spoo Junky]

oh well :) I watched that episode last night so I gave it a try. (what's that smell? ;) )

[Jan]

Funny, the quote came from an episode I watched yesterday, too. :)

Jan
(Completely ignoring the smell crack) :p

[Radhil]

It's Talia to... that teenage telepath, I think. One of those one word ep titles I can never remember. Legacies?

[Jan]

Nope. :)

Jan

[Spoo Junky]

How about, Bester to his protege in Season 5 (the Psi Corp episode). Wild guess again....

[Jan]

No, sorry. A little sorry, anyway. :p

Jan

[Radhil]

*commence random dart throwing*

The commercial in And Now For A Word?

[Jan]

Uh-uh.

Jan

[Spoo Junky]

I think I can hear Lyta saying that (or maybe it's just the voices again :) ). How about a hint for the Quote-challenged.

[Jan]

You're getting warmer....

Jan

[Spoo Junky]

Hmmmm. Is it from The Gathering?

[Jan]

Nope.

As I recall this person only spoke of their background once and it was part of an explanation of something else.

Clear as mud?

Jan

[Spoo Junky]

My final kick at the can... during Lyta's job interview, but they wouldn't take her since she wasn't Corps anymore . :confused:

[Jan]

You're still getting warmer. Just a few more episodes....

Jan

[Radhil]

The only thing in my head left is Byron telling Lyta about his connection to Bester. I have no idea what ep that is though.

[Jan]

Nope, too far. Spoo Junky has the right character and the episode with the job interview is only a few before the one I'm looking for.

When you think of this episode, you don't really think of these two characters being in it.

Jan

[Andrew_Swallow]

"The Corps took me in when I was only a few years old. They helped me understand what a telepath was, and what we could do."

"Spider in the Web".
Talia to Garibaldi.

[Jan]

No, sorry.

Jan

[Spoo Junky]

Lyta to Number One?


Edit: No, Lyta to Dr. Franklin! "Face of the Enemy" I sorted of cheated and looked it up (but hey, I've been working at this all day :D )

[Jan]

An the winner is....Spoo Junky! :D

This one should be easier:

"...this by you is status quo, yes? You must lead a very interesting life."

Jan

[Radhil]

Londo speaking, by the phrasing, but I can't place it.

[bulletproofmonk]

This one should be easier:

"...this by you is status quo, yes? You must lead a very interesting life."

Jan

...this one's harder than the last one.... :confused:

Londo to Ivanova in "A Voice in the Wilderness, Part II" (or is it part I)?

"Boom. Boom boom boom. Boom boom boom. BOOM!"

Maybe?

[Jan]

No maybe about it, that's it. The entire paragraph is:

"Ah. Of course. An Earth war cruiser parked alongsid the staion, mysterious trips to the planet beneath us, rumors that you found someone down ther and brought him back...this by you is status quo, yes? You must lead a very interesting life."

Very good! :)

Jan

[FuryPilot]

Here's another one:

"Its a mistake. You should not have brought him here."

EDIT: Let's make this a twofer. Another quote from the same story:

"I'm hip."

[Jan]

Here's another one:

"Its a mistake. You should not have brought him here."

EDIT: Let's make this a twofer. Another quote from the same story:

"I'm hip."

I'm not getting this one at all! The 'I'm hip' seems like it might be Sheridan?

Clue?

Jan

[Towelmaster]

I'm thinking a movie...

[Spoo Junky]

Or maybe Crusade?

[FuryPilot]

I'm not getting this one at all! The 'I'm hip' seems like it might be Sheridan?

Clue?

Jan

Jan, you are correct on the character.

Two clues:

1- This comes from the TNT days. (Yeah, big help...)

2- The character being spoken to is the same one in both quotes, and both quotes are from the same scene.

[FuryPilot]

I'm thinking a movie...

Good thinking...

[David Panzer]

Ok. Sheridan to Garibaldi in "A Call to Arms" ?

[Andrew_Swallow]

The technomages to Galen in "A Call to Arms".

[NotKosh]

The technomages to Galen in "A Call to Arms".

I think you hit it.

[FuryPilot]

The technomages to Galen in "A Call to Arms".

Correct (for the first quote). And then Sheridan to Galen for the second.

FP

[NotKosh]

My apologies if this one has already been done ... but I am watching the episode and this is such a classic:

"Look, isn't there someone else you can go and harass? My life is already so full of joy as it is."

If you have to think twice upon the speaker, you have issues.

[Redrake]

Londo to Morden in "Signs and Portrents".

[NotKosh]

Right person, wrong ep.

[NotKosh]

OK. Its season 4. Londo is not talking to a Centauri or a Human

[Laiden]

I got one. . .

"Never eat anything bigger than your head, never shoot pool at a place called 'Pops', never eat food at a place called 'Moms' . . ."

[Jan]

Gideon to Lochley but I'm not sure of the episode. "Each Night I Dream of Home"?

Still not sure on the 'full of joy' quote.... :confused:

Jan

[Laiden]

*DING DING* you guessed the episode right jan!! hmmm about that full of joy episode . . . HEHE!!! its from "Rumors, Bargains and Lies" . . . . he was talking to the drazi :D

Drazi: "Are you saying the Centauri do not know what ships are patrolling their borders?"
Londo: "No, of course we know. The Maker has gifted us with great big eyes, and great big scanners, and great big-- ah ... well that is no concern of yours. Look, is there someone else you can go and harass? My life is so full of joy as it is."

[Jan]

<slaps forehead> Oh, of course! And I even watched that one not long ago... I swear, if I don't get it right off the bat, I'm not gonna get it at *all*.

Jan

[Redrake]

OK, an easy one (I'm runing out of options):
"Rangers never bluff!"

[Joansie]

Marcus to Ivanova in "Endgame"? I think, I am pretty sure.

[Radhil]

Wasn't Endgame - she was held together by rods and stitches at that point.

Between the Darkness and the Light, I think. That would've been her last "in-action" episode that Marcus could've said it to her, and that's what I seem to remember the quote from.

[Redrake]

Radhill's right. Marcus to Ivanova in Between the Darkness and the Light. He was trying to convince her to go take a nap, unless she wants him to ask her this for the next 8 hours. She then replies something like: "You wouldn't!" and Marcus (with a serious look): "Rangers never bluff!".
Here's another one:
"If I'll sleep in this, I'll be tempting faith, all night."

[David Panzer]

Sheridan to Delenn in "Messages from Earth"

[Jan]

"If I'll sleep in this, I'll be tempting faith, all night."

It's 'fate'...'tempting fate'.

Here's one:

"Always trying to be the hereo. Never stopping to think first. Now look where it's got you."

Jan

[FuryPilot]

"Always trying to be the hereo. Never stopping to think first. Now look where it's got you."

Jan

Franklin to himself in Shadow Dancing?

FP

[Jan]

Drat! I'd hoped that one would be harder. Okay, try:

"Since there is nowhere left on Earth to search, I'm taking the search outward, to other worlds."

Jan

[David Panzer]

Aldous Gaich (pardons for the spelling) to Sinclair in Grail

[Jan]

With all the searches that went on in that show I thought I'd get at least one wrong guess!

You guys are good!

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

Ok, here's a fun one...

"I'm shocked. Shocked and dismayed!"

[SpooRancher]

Ok, here's a fun one...

"I'm shocked. Shocked and dismayed!"

Sheridan to Ivanova in "Voices of Authority"?

[Jan]

Sheridan to Ivanova in 'Illusion of Truth'? Talking about stripping Dan Randall *then* throwing him out an airlock.

Jan

[SpooRancher]

Yeah, that's right. I got reporters and politicians mixed up. Silly me.

But, honestly, can anyone tell the difference?

[Redrake]

Easy one:

"Who said the good, old days are gone, eh?"

[Milkman]

Londo says, eh.

[Towelmaster]

"I always wondered if I would have had the strength to stay"...

[David Panzer]

Brother Edward to Brother Theo in "Passing through Gethsemane"

[Towelmaster]

It was a dead give-away wasn't it? :cool:

[Redrake]

Londo says, eh.
Yep, but what episode? :)

[bulletproofmonk]

Yep, but what episode? :)

Sounds like "A Voice in the Wilderness, Part II" in the shuttle down to the planet's surface.

...maybe...?

[David Panzer]

Londo to Delenn, Draal, and the dying dude from the "not-so-great-machine of Epsilon 3"

[Redrake]

Yes, that's it. Just before the landing thruster scene. :D

[David Panzer]

When I was watching Season 1 all the way through for the first time (which was April '03), I fell out of my chair laughing. It was just so unintentionally funny- Londo flying crazy and someone in the backseat huffing on oxygen.

[Redrake]

And Londo trying to guess which button is the landing thruster. ;)

[Towelmaster]

"Landingthruster, landingthruster. Now, if I vere a landingthruster which vone of deez would I be?


Brilliant, saw it again yesterday. Londo rules!

[David Panzer]

I guess it's my turn now.

"This is all his fault, you know"

[bulletproofmonk]

I guess it's my turn now.

"This is all his fault, you know"

Hmmm...I know that they're talking about Dr. Franklin (and his diet...errrr...food plan). Is it Sheridan (or is it Garibaldi...no, maybe Sheridan) in "A Distant Star"?

[David Panzer]

Yup. Sheridan has the lettuce on the fork

[Towelmaster]

Semi-off-topic : http://www.italianmade.com/recipes/recipe75.cfm

[Jan]

Easy one:

"I cannot change what is...cannot recall my world from what it has become..but I can thank you...properly...for your role in it."

Jan

[David Panzer]

Londo to Sheridan in "War Without End II", I think...

[Towelmaster]

Don't think, don't be modest. That is definitely "THE" episode yes... :P

How about an extremely short one?

"Uncle Mike"...

[Jan]

Yep. I thought some might confuse it with 'In the Beginning' but you got it right off.

Hmmm...okay, try this:

"The Psi Corps is dedicated toward one thing,__________: control. Control over the telepaths, the economy, the coursts, over matter, over thought itself."
Jan

[Jan]

Don't think, don't be modest. That is definitely "THE" episode yes... :P

How about an extremely short one?

"Uncle Mike"...

Lianna Kemmer to Garibaldi in Survivors.

Jan

[David Panzer]

Ironheart to Sinclair in Mind War

[Jan]

That's it! Funny how you can just 'hear' it being said, huh? Okay, who's next with a quote?

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

How about this one...

"Arrrghh." :D

[Jan]

Londo to the assembled party in 'Parliament of Dreams' talking about the Xon. :D

Jan

[Spoo Junky]

You know you've watched too much B5 when you can tell which episode just by the grunts :D

[WorkerCaste]

Londo to the assembled party in 'Parliament of Dreams' talking about the Xon.Actually, not the one I had in mind, although now you mention it, that probably was used there, too. :)

[Jan]

Actually, not the one I had in mind, although now you mention it, that probably was used there, too. :)

Hmmm...That was the only one that came to mind clearly. I think G'Kar might have Arrrghh-ed a few times, too.

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

Hmmm...That was the only one that came to mind clearly. I think G'Kar might have Arrrghh-ed a few times, too.Not G'Kar, I fear. Character-wise, you were closer with your first! :D

[Jan]

How about...Londo upon finding out that he owns a bunch of shares in 'Fireflies, Inc.' in 'Geometry of Shadows'.

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

How about...Londo upon finding out that he owns a bunch of shares in 'Fireflies, Inc.' in 'Geometry of Shadows'.Nope. When I thought of it, I couldn't think of that many places where "Arrghh" was used (spelling and emphasis may vary), so I thought it would be more fair, but it seems there may be more than I thought. I'll add an additional hint...

It is a deadly serious discussion that takes a turn into comic relief that then turns suddenly sober. During this, "Arrgghh" is used more than once and by both parties involved.

[Jan]

Wow, now I'm totally lost. Okay, you said I was 'closer' when I guessed Londo so I assume that he wasn't the right one. So maybe Vir?

Vir to Garibaldi in 'The Very Long Night of Londo Mollari'?

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

Wow, now I'm totally lost. Okay, you said I was 'closer' when I guessed Londo so I assume that he wasn't the right one. So maybe Vir?

Vir to Garibaldi in 'The Very Long Night of Londo Mollari'?Vir is correct, but don't read too much into "closer." Londo was actually the other. I was just thinking that the guess was closer in terms of the four elements we seek -- speaker, listener(s), situation, and episode. Also, as I pointed out in the hint, each character was in turn speaker and listener. :D

[Jan]

Ah! Got it! Vir and Londo while discussing assasinating Cartagia in 'The Long Night'. :D

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

Ah! Got it! Vir and Londo while discussing assasinating Cartagia in 'The Long Night'. :D Yes, indeed! How fast does the poison work?

[Jan]

That was good. Though for serious/comic I think the best one is Vir's "Why don't you people get a hobby, read a book or something!?"

Jan

[WorkerCaste]

That was good. Though for serious/comic I think the best one is Vir's "Why don't you people get a hobby, read a book or something!?" "The Very Long Night of Londo Molari" :D

[Jan]

Talking to??

Jan

[Kloreep]

Random people in some place in the Zocalo.

[WorkerCaste]

Talking to??IIRC, Mr. Garibaldi and, as Kloreep said, random people in the Zocalo. Then Mr. G. breaks it to Vir that Londo wasn't poisoned after all.

[Jan]

That was definitely one of my favorite off-format episodes.

Okay, try this one:

"You should never hand someone a gun unless you're sure where they'll point it."

Jan

[bulletproofmonk]

That was definitely one of my favorite off-format episodes.

Okay, try this one:

"You should never hand someone a gun unless you're sure where they'll point it."

Jan

Ahhh...Sinclair to Zento in "By Any Means Necessary".

How 'bout this one:

"I imagine you are finding your principles most inconvenient now, yes?"

[Kloreep]

Sheridan doing a Londo impression while talking to De'lenn, "The Paragon of Animals"

[Kloreep]

"They don't want us getting away with what we know. Too bad we don't know anything."

[NotKosh]

"They don't want us getting away with what we know. Too bad we don't know anything."

Franklin to Lyta: Movements of Fire and Shadow.

err, unless it was Lyta to Franklin...

[Kloreep]

Nope.

I should probably mention this isn't from B5 episodes...

[Redrake]

Is in Legend of the Rangers. The captain of the ship (can't remember his name) saying this when that Hand ship was sitting on the Jumpgate.

[Kloreep]

Could be, LotR is the one B5 thing I haven't seen yet...

It's not what I'm thinking of, though. :)

[NotKosh]

Nope.

I should probably mention this isn't from B5 episodes...

Crusade, Gideon to Lochley in The Rules of the Game

[Kloreep]

You got Gideon right, but not the episode. :) And Lochley is not present.

[Jan]

You got Gideon right, but not the episode. :) And Lochley is not present.

Hint please?

And meanwhile...

"I found in yours all the thanks I will ever require...in this life or any other."

Jan

[Kloreep]

Hmm, hint... okay, grey uniforms.

And that sounds like Marcus...? But I have no idea of the episode.

[bulletproofmonk]

Hint please?

And meanwhile...

"I found in yours all the thanks I will ever require...in this life or any other."

Jan

Hmmmm...sounds like G'Kar to Delenn as he leaves in "Objects in Motion" (or is it "At Rest"?)

[Kloreep]

I think you're right about G'kar. Wasn't it earlier when he was leaving for Centauri Prime, though? "And All My Dreams, Torn Asunder"?

[Jan]

I think you're right about G'kar. Wasn't it earlier when he was leaving for Centauri Prime, though? "And All My Dreams, Torn Asunder"?

Yep, that's the one. I've always loved that title, too.

Jan

[bulletproofmonk]

I think you're right about G'kar. Wasn't it earlier when he was leaving for Centauri Prime, though? "And All My Dreams, Torn Asunder"?

Yeah, I think you're right about the episode.

[Kloreep]

I've always loved that title, too.

Same here.

JMS has a thing about dreams being torn, severed, and generally disassembled in various ways, doesn't he? ;)

[WorkerCaste]

How about this one...

"It's going to take a lot more than a hundred years to evolve a better human."

[bulletproofmonk]

How about this one...

"It's going to take a lot more than a hundred years to evolve a better human."

Dr. Franklin to Dr. Cirrus in "The Long Dark".

[WorkerCaste]

Dr. Franklin to Dr. Cirrus in "The Long Dark".You got it, bulletproofmonk! :)

[Redrake]

How about this:
"I'm gonna kill him! After breakfast, if I can find him!"

[bulletproofmonk]

How about this:
"I'm gonna kill him! After breakfast, if I can find him!"

Hmmmm...sounds like Susan Ivanova to Sheridan and Garibaldi in the mess hall in "Messages from Earth", regarding Marcus.

Yes? No?

How 'bout an easy one, "...okay, which one goes vertically, longitude or latitude?"

[Spoo Junky]

Franklin to Garibaldi on Mars. I can never remember the episode names - it's for the coordinates for the Whitestars to enter Mars and take out the guns. Endgame?

[Kloreep]

I believe you're right about the episode title, Spoo Junky. (And the people too, of course.)

Another, possibly easy, one:

"I believe I have never walked this place end to end."

[FuryPilot]

Another, possibly easy, one:

"I believe I have never walked this place end to end."

Yup, easy. Delenn to Sheridan in "Objects in Motion."

The exact quote is "...I have never walked the length of this place, end to end."


Here's another one. Might be a little tougher:

"I'm picking up a distress signal. Its one of the evacuation transports. It didn't make it out with the rest."

FP

[bulletproofmonk]

Franklin to Garibaldi on Mars. I can never remember the episode names - it's for the coordinates for the Whitestars to enter Mars and take out the guns. Endgame?

Garibaldi to Franklin, but otherwise: good stuff!

I'm picking up a distress signal. Its one of the evacuation transports. It didn't make it out with the rest.

..."Shrock!"

That's on the bridge of a Narn cruiser between some lady officer Narn informing her Captain in some episode that I can't name.

[David Panzer]

Yes, the Narn crewman was speaking to her captain in "Acts of Sacrifice", IIRC. It's in the recording G'Kar shows to Delenn and Sheridan at the beginning of the episode.

[Redrake]

"And that's when I shot him, your honor."

[Joansie]

Franklin to Sheridan after Delenn says bastard. Episode is The wheel of Fire.

[Jan]

Franklin to Sheridan after Delenn says bastard. Episode is The wheel of Fire.

Nope, that was "I'll get the gun."

"And that's when I shot him, Your Honor" was Franklin to/about Marcus on the transport to Mars in Racing Mars.

Jan

[Joansie]

How stupid of me. I at least knew it was Franklin so I sould get at least a 1/4 of a point, oh keeper of the scripts. :D

[Towelmaster]

I think that if you ask Jan how many times the word "it" was used throughout the series, she would tell you within a few seconds. She must have all the scripts filed digitally in an online cross-reference system. Either that or you should really get a life outside the B5-universe Jan! :D :p

BTW : bought Crusade on DvD too. But I first have to finish B5 again... Saw Z'ha'Dum yesterday so I'm getting there...

How about :

"You been talking to Garibaldi again, haven't you??"


And as a bonus something a bit different : Who was Walker Smith?

[David Panzer]

Sinclair to Delenn in "The Gathering"

Walker Smith was the name of the boxer in "TKO" who was the first human to fight in the Mu Tai. And "Walker Smith" was also Sugar Ray Robinson's real name.

[Jan]

How stupid of me. I at least knew it was Franklin so I sould get at least a 1/4 of a point, oh keeper of the scripts.
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Joan

Oh, heavens! If we were to add scorekeeping to this I really *would* need a life! 84 pages and almost 1250 posts to this thread alone? Yikes! :eek:

I think that if you ask Jan how many times the word "it" was used throughout the series, she would tell you within a few seconds. She must have all the scripts filed digitally in an online cross-reference system. Either that or you should really get a life outside the B5-universe Jan! :D :p

You want the word 'it' used in dialogue or the word 'it' used in camera/stage directions, TM? :p ;) :p No, actually, I've got the scripts all in individual pressboard covers in a bookcase. I seriously need to redo the spine lables soon, though as the original ones didn't allow for adding/taking out pages. And who needs a life??

And as a bonus something a bit different : Who was Walker Smith?

On the show or in real life? :)

Jan

[SpooRancher]

"In twenty years, one of us will be older and wiser, or one of us will be dead. Who is to say?"

[Radhil]

I think that's Londo regarding his death dream. Midnight on the Firing Line.

[Laiden]

OOH OOOH OOOH!! ME NEXT!!!!

ummmmmmmmmmmmmmm I probably wont have a hard one . . . but I'll try all the same :D

"Waste not, want not."

there short . . . but you'll probably figure it out. I just like the quote its funny.