Babylon 5 - My favorite scenes - Number three

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SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS!
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DO NOT WATCH OR READ THE DESCRIPTION if you wish not to be spoiled. This is from the last part of season 2.


If I had to rank my favorite Babylon 5 scenes, this would be my third favorite in the entire series.

This is the first time that you see Kosh out of his encounter suit. Need I say more?


The usual legal stuff applies. I do not own Babylon 5. If you want me to remove it and you have that authority, tell me please.

Other than that, enjoy :)

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[2thpic]

Jesus is bald?

[blueeyedcowboy17]

.....me again.

Okay so -

Those who see Kosh see what their interpretation of God is. Sheridan, as you may or may not recall, has a very eclectic view of religion. He "believes in a little bit of everything."

Therefore, his interpretation of God is kind of "unfocused" ...like a bunch of views of God thrown together in the same image.

For example....in a commentary, JMS said that if Garibaldi saw Kosh...he'd see himself :)

[AngelZeroMatt]

I kinda wonder who Ivanova saw.

[blueeyedcowboy17]

ahh...good question. Can't help you there, but in a commentary, JMS said that Garibaldi would have seen himself if he saw Kosh :)

[wjdebbi]

You can tell that Kosh is different from the other Vorlons. He actually cares and this is a good example. His so called replacement later would not have bothered. I also wondered why Londo didn't see anything. Perhaps it's because he doesn't believe in a higher power, but that's just a guess, or perhaps it's because he is too wrapped in darkness and his own narcissism. Only Joe would know.

[blueeyedcowboy17]

yeah, I think in one of the commentaries on the DVDs, he explains that the reason Londo doesn't see anything is because of your second theory :) Very very good. Yeah, his involvement with The Shadows is the reason that he doesn't See.

[dkerris]

1) one side

2) the other side, and

3) the middle ground between the two which is trampled upon.

WARNING: understanding can lead to difficulty in 'choosing' sides.

[BlueEyesDudeDragon3]

@mortensjoegren You meas those sort of light-jellyfish things? I'll say that's their real appearance. Though I remembered when Kosh and Ulkesh were fighting they phased through a wall and turned into two rings of light, circling the station. Maybe they can shape-shift into anything, even if it's not a life form.

[BlueEyesDudeDragon3]

@mattwho81 No, he only gains that portion when Kosh dies.

[BlueEyesDudeDragon3]

@wjdebbi About Londo not seeing Kosh, at first I thought it was because the Vorlons were never in Centauri Prime when Londo's race was still evolving. But then I remebered a saying :"The Vorlons have been everywhere! The Vorlons are!" so that theory was left out.

I think it was because of Londo's association with the Shadows, since he has been touched by darkness. Besides the Vorlons never liked the Centauri very much.

[NorthForkFisherman]

@bonzaibuddaa What do you mean? I saw Ivanova with wings.

[bonzaibuddaa]

whats going on in the vid??? i saw nothing !!!

[redplague]

@blueeyedcowboy17 Yeah because Garibaldi is bald as well.

[kellyjeanettearts]

Glad to meet someone who loves B5 as much as I do. Babylon 5 to me is the best scifi series ever.

[kevlonk]

"And what did you see, Ambassador Molari?"

(Short silence)

"Nothing. I saw nothing."

[Vistico93]

@cukierss : The Centauris have telepaths so the Vorlons have been to Centauri Prime.

[Stile4aly]

@michaelhviper He saw nothing. He cannot see Kosh as an angel because at this time he is too influenced by the Shadows.