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Rewatch for Season 3, Episode 6 - Dust to Dust
Rewatch for Season 3, Episode 6 – Dust to Dust
Here are the recaps:
Dreamwidth
Livejournal
And a long analysis at The Lurker’s Guide to Babylon 5
My favorite character is in this one: Bester (NOT).
This one is about the drug called Dust, which tends to make non telepathic persons temporarily telepathic, which is apparently addictive. It’s on the station and Bester shows up to find the person selling it.
Sheridan and his cohorts know they cannot allow Bester to scan them or he will know what they are up to. Ivanova wants to kill Bester, which I am all for, but Sheridan decides to use Minbari telepaths and insist that Bester take sleepers.
G’kar is buying dust because he means to look into Londo Mollari’s mind. He does and sees a lot but Kosh jumps in to stop him from seeing all of the truth. He does beat the crap out of Londo and ends up in the station jail for 60 days.
There is a lot going on in this one – and nothing!
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1. Did Bester seem creepier than usual?
2. Do you think Psi Corps really dissected Talia?
3. Did you suspect how bad the Vorlons were at this time? I didn’t.
4. Did Bester already have Garibaldi singled out for what was to come?
5. I liked Ivanova’s solution – did you?
Here are the recaps:
Dreamwidth
Livejournal
And a long analysis at The Lurker’s Guide to Babylon 5
My favorite character is in this one: Bester (NOT).
This one is about the drug called Dust, which tends to make non telepathic persons temporarily telepathic, which is apparently addictive. It’s on the station and Bester shows up to find the person selling it.
Sheridan and his cohorts know they cannot allow Bester to scan them or he will know what they are up to. Ivanova wants to kill Bester, which I am all for, but Sheridan decides to use Minbari telepaths and insist that Bester take sleepers.
G’kar is buying dust because he means to look into Londo Mollari’s mind. He does and sees a lot but Kosh jumps in to stop him from seeing all of the truth. He does beat the crap out of Londo and ends up in the station jail for 60 days.
There is a lot going on in this one – and nothing!
*
1. Did Bester seem creepier than usual?
2. Do you think Psi Corps really dissected Talia?
3. Did you suspect how bad the Vorlons were at this time? I didn’t.
4. Did Bester already have Garibaldi singled out for what was to come?
5. I liked Ivanova’s solution – did you?
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Londo and G'Kar's meeting was full of feels and so very sad. And I honestly thought the Vorlons were just pretentious dicks at this point.
I'm so very amused by the textbook bad guy look they rock in this series.
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