Andrea Thompson |
Talia Winters |
Andreas Katsulas |
G'Kar |
Bill Mumy |
Lennier |
Bruce Boxleitner |
John Sheridan |
Claudia Christian |
Susan Ivanova |
Jerry Doyle |
Michael Garibaldi |
Carmen Argenziano |
Urza Jaddo |
Guest Star |
Elisa Beth Garver |
Tech #2 |
Guest Star |
William Dennis Hunt |
Centauri Noble |
Guest Star |
William Forward |
Lord Refa |
Recurring Role |
Joshua Cox |
Tech #1 |
Recurring Role |
Continuity: In "Babylon Squared", it took many hours to travel from Babylon 5 to sector 14. In this episode, Sheridan and Garibaldi made the trip in a few minutes.
In this episode, Sheridan sees an image of his parents. The man playing his father is uncredited in the episode. In future episodes, Sheridan's father is played by Rance Howard. It's the second time that a family member of Sheridan's was played by more than one actor. His wife was played initially by Beth Toussaint in "Revelations" and later by Bruce Boxleitner's real wife, Melissa Gilbert.
When Londo delivers a killing stoke to Urza, there isn't a drop of blood on his Coutarai (sword) when he pulls it out of Urza's abdomen.
Nit Pick: Dr. Franklin tells Sheridan that dead bodies can build up deposit of gas that can cause them make noise or move. This must still be happening since the "dead" alien lying on the table is obviously breathing.
At the end of the sword duel with Urza, Mollari has the sword in his right hand. When he gets headbutted he falls down and the swords falls down left of him. When Urza goes for the death blow, Londo grabs the sword with his right hand, apparently from his right side.
At the beginning, Sheridan plays baseball. It would be difficult to play baseball in a space station that generates gravity by rotation, since the Coriolis effect would cause fly balls to drift in the direction opposite rotation.
In the final shot of the station, empty space can be seen through Babylon 5's docking bay.
Londo: Who are you?
Urza Jaddo: Your doom, Paso Leati.
Sheridan: I've been attacked by aliens before, but never by dead ones.
Garibaldi: His name is...Shush-na-sh...something or other.
Dr. Franklin: Chay-yosh-nay.
Garibaldi: Gesundheit.
Londo: You know, Vir, you have what the Earthers call "a negative personality".
Vir: No I don't.
Londo: There. You see?
Garibaldi: I once saw a whole chorus line of purple wombats doing show tunes in my bathtub. Of course, I was pretty drunk at the time.
Garibadi: (While looking at a piece of art that had just been shot at by Sheridan while having an hallucination) I kind of like it.
Sheridan: Commander, everything in order?
Ivanova: Remarkably so, and it's beginning to worry me.
Sheridan: Do you always worry when things are going well?
Ivanova: I don't have time to worry about them when they're not.
Sheridan: Great. Then I'm just plain nuts.
Dr. Franklin: Well, anyone willing to command Babylon 5 has got to be slightly insane, but I don't think you're ready for the asylum just yet.
Vir: You know, on rare occasions, I am proud to be your attaché.
Londo: Be careful, Vir. Such compliments will turn my head.
Garibaldi: Computer; lock on to Delta 1 and prepare to grapple.
Computer: Unable to lock on. Signal unstable.
Garibaldi: Damn it! Remind me to leave you home next time.
Carmen Argenziano who plays Urza Jaddo in this episode played Jacob Carter/Selmak on Stargate SG-1.
In "The Coming of Shadows", the Centauri Emperor and Prime Minister were never named. In this episode, they are referred to with the first names of the actors who played them.
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S 5 : Ep 22
Aired 11/25/98 (44:12)
S 5 : Ep 21
Aired 11/18/98 (42:28)
S 5 : Ep 20
Aired 11/11/98 (42:24)
S 5 : Ep 19
Aired 11/4/98 (42:28)
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