Babylon 5

G'Kar: In the past we had little to do with other races. Evolution teaches us that we must fight that which is different in order secure land, food, and mates for ourselves, but we must reach a point when the nobility of intellect asserts itself and says: No. We need not be afraid of those who are different, we can embrace that difference and learn from it.

Sheridan: Keep an eye on him, G'Kar. He may be our only chance to solve this thing. But I'd rather not do it at the cost of his life. G'Kar: An eye is all I have these days.

Sheridan: From here on out we tell Londo only what he needs to know and that's all.

Ta'lon [to G'kar]: It's not about teaching something, it's about unlearning hatred and unlearning fear. As a warrior, I can not teach them these things. But you can.

Tafiq Azir [to a bald Garibaldi] : So, what happened to your hair?

Dr. Franklin: Michael. You know, if you've ever got a problem, anything at all you want to talk about, you know where to find me, don't you? Garibaldi: I hear you. See ya.

G'Kar: Where is my book? It is my only copy! Ta'Lon: Yes, that is precisely the point. The Kha'Ri felt that if anything happened to you, the book of G'Kar would never see the light of day, so they ... liberated it. G'Kar: Liberated it? Ta'Lon: We took it home. Those that read it were very moved by it and they made some copies. G'Kar: Copies?! Ta'Lon: Just a few, ... for their friends. A few more, ... later few more copies. G'Kar: How many?! Ta'Lon: That's hard to say, exactly. There was some confusion when it went to the printers. G'Kar: Printers?! I've only been gone for a month, Ta'Lon, there can't be that many copies floating around this quickly. How many? Ta'Lon: Five or six ... hundred ... thousand. G'Kar: What? Ta'Lon: I've been told that it will out-sell the book of G'Quan ... Congratulations, citizen G'Kar. You are now a religious icon.

Londo [to G'Kar]: I've always said this about you: Nothing so improves your company like the lack of it. The less they see of you, the more they like you.

Londo: G'Kar, this is a strange thing. In the past it was a great relief to leave Babylon 5 and a great joy to return home. Now it is a relief to leave Centauri Prime and be anywhere else. I don't know what to call home anymore. G'Kar: Have you considered the possibility that you are simply not meant to be happy no matter where you are? Londo: No, I haven't. Not until you witched it. I thought you were supposed to be protecting me, looking out for my best interests. G'Kar: I am. The warrior in me is watching out for your life, but the Narn in me has decided that it's your spririt that's in the greatest need of protection. Londo: Now, is it me, or are people looking at us? G'Kar: At me, actually. Londo: Why? G'Kar: I don't know.

Londo: Well, as Mr. Garibaldi says, I think I'll wait for the movie.

G'kar: Ta'lon! Ta'lon is that you? Ta'lon: It's me, most days, except for those days when I don't feel quit like myself and I suppose I am someone else. But for now, yes, it's me.

President Sheridan: Who'd have known the Presidency was fifty percent panic and fifty percent paper work ...

G'Kar: All my life ... I have been responsible only for myself. When I risk, I risked alone to avoid making others pay the price for my mistakes. They want me to chose them another way. What if I show then the wrong way? What if they come to me not because of the lesson but because of the teacher? I worry Ta'Lon that my shadow may become greater than the message. Ta'Lon: If that happens, I give you my word that I will personally kill you. G'Kar: This is supposed to put my mind at ease? Ta'Lon: I'm a warrior. It's what I have to give.

Delenn: Ready? Sheridan: Not yet. I've got two dozen more copies of this treaty to sign before the meeting. Who knew that the presidency was 50% panic and 50% paperwork?

Londo: He seems very glad to see you. G'Kar: Yes, but we weren't gone that long. Less than a month. Londo: Well, there you have the key to your popularity: your absence. Go away for a month & they bow. Go away for six months, they'll tear the place apart when you come back. Perhaps you should go away & never come back again. Then your popularity will be so overwhelming, it would blacken the stars. G'Kar: Mollari ... Londo: I have always said this about you: nothing so improves your company like the lack of it. The less they see you, the more they like you... No, wait. Perhaps you can make some money from this. Ten credits for you not to be there for an hour. 100 credits for you not to be there for the day. And for you not to be there for the rest of your life, well ... they could never afford it.

Zack: You okay? You look like crap. Garibaldi: Why, thank you, Zack. I think you look pretty cute too.

Londo: I thought you were protecting me, looking out for my best interests. G'Kar: I am. The warrior in me is watching out for your life. The Narn in me has decided it's your spirit that's in the greatest need of protection.

Londo: Ah, good morning, G'Kar! Well, this is a delight. I didn't know you had children. G'Kar: Neither did I. Londo: Yes, most unsettling when that happens. And in your case, most amusing.