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b5_revisitedRewatch for Season 4, Episode 15 – No Surrender, No Retreat
Find the recaps:
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And The Lurker’s Guide to Babylon 5 has analysis.
The war is on and John decides to free Proxima 3 - "From now on, Earth stands alone. We're taking back Proxima III, we're taking back Mars, and then we're going to take back our home, or die trying."
The pre-battle talk from Sheridan:
The war to take back earth begins! Sheridan and his white Stars head to Proxima 3, where two Earth ships are attacking the colony and several others are there but do no seem to be firing.
Garibaldi heads to Mars and says he isn’t coming back – good riddance!
Londo and G’kar come to an accord of sorts to publicly say they support B5’s efforts. Londo has to work pretty hard at it, but I think G’kar was on board the whole time. He just wanted to make Londo squirm.
The good guys win the battle and gain some allies in the ships that disagreed with Clark’s attacks.
1. Was all of Garibaldi’s attitude his programming?
2. Would they have won the battle if all the ships had fired upon them?
3. Does John seem like a cult figure? Is it all in Garibaldi’s head?
Find the recaps:
Dreamwidth
Livejournal
And The Lurker’s Guide to Babylon 5 has analysis.
The war is on and John decides to free Proxima 3 - "From now on, Earth stands alone. We're taking back Proxima III, we're taking back Mars, and then we're going to take back our home, or die trying."
The pre-battle talk from Sheridan:
The war to take back earth begins! Sheridan and his white Stars head to Proxima 3, where two Earth ships are attacking the colony and several others are there but do no seem to be firing.
Garibaldi heads to Mars and says he isn’t coming back – good riddance!
Londo and G’kar come to an accord of sorts to publicly say they support B5’s efforts. Londo has to work pretty hard at it, but I think G’kar was on board the whole time. He just wanted to make Londo squirm.
The good guys win the battle and gain some allies in the ships that disagreed with Clark’s attacks.
1. Was all of Garibaldi’s attitude his programming?
2. Would they have won the battle if all the ships had fired upon them?
3. Does John seem like a cult figure? Is it all in Garibaldi’s head?
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Date: 2023-01-27 04:40 pm (UTC)Yeah. I'm not really that into Garibaldi. I'm not sure if it's his programming or if it's just that the actor's mannerisms that bug me. Anyhoo, good riddance.
G'Kar and Londo... oh man. "Isn't it funny how fast we fall into the old patterns?" Indeed, Londo. Indeed. His whole speech was just heartbreaking. One of the best moments between G'Kar and Londo, I think.
On Sheridan being a cult figure...well, the dude DID come back from the dead. People have been cult leads for less.