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alexcatBy Any Means Necessary – 1 x 12
This has never been one of my favorite episodes but it is a showcase for Sinclair and how he is willing to use the rules to get what the station and its people need. We will see Sheridan do this as well. We also see him interacting again with the non-military people on the station. The dock workers and their union rep seem to develop a great deal of respect for him during this episode. We also see another mention of how the station is underfunded.
I prefer the episodes that fit into the arc, but many of season 1’s eps are similar to this one. Perhaps they give us a history of the characters in a way that arc eps do not.
You can read a complete recap Here.
You can read more about the episode at theLurker’s Guide Post.
The union rep is Neeomi Connoly:
We also see Sinclair help G’kar to have his religious service with the G’Quan Eth – this story line is the comic relief, I suppose in the darker story of the dock workers.
What do you all think?
This has never been one of my favorite episodes but it is a showcase for Sinclair and how he is willing to use the rules to get what the station and its people need. We will see Sheridan do this as well. We also see him interacting again with the non-military people on the station. The dock workers and their union rep seem to develop a great deal of respect for him during this episode. We also see another mention of how the station is underfunded.
I prefer the episodes that fit into the arc, but many of season 1’s eps are similar to this one. Perhaps they give us a history of the characters in a way that arc eps do not.
You can read a complete recap Here.
You can read more about the episode at theLurker’s Guide Post.
The union rep is Neeomi Connoly:
We also see Sinclair help G’kar to have his religious service with the G’Quan Eth – this story line is the comic relief, I suppose in the darker story of the dock workers.
What do you all think?
