Garibaldi is blamed for an accident aboard B5, leading to his return to the bottle.Garibaldi is blamed for an accident aboard B5, leading to his return to the bottle.Garibaldi is blamed for an accident aboard B5, leading to his return to the bottle.
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- TriviaIn the back of the Happy Daze bar in Down Below that Garibaldi went to hide, there is a neon sign for Zima, a carbonated alcoholic beverage. The set designers included it as a joke, reasoning it was one of the few products from the 20th century still available during the time frame the series was set, the mid-23rd century. Unfortunately the beverage was discontinued in 2008.
- GoofsThe explosion at the start of the episode is far back from the "front" of the station, plus with rotation, anything coming out would be flung outward, in addition to the force of the explosion itself. There is no way that anything - including a person - blown out from there would be visible from the Command Deck.
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Major Lianna Kemmer: I demand you open a channel to Earth at once.
Susan Ivanova: I'm a Lieutenant Commander in Earth Force, Major. I don't take demands. If you will request, I will consider it.
Major Lianna Kemmer: Very well, then. I request that you open a channel to Earthdome.
Susan Ivanova: Request denied. Have a nice day.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Babylon 5: Eyes (1994)
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It's about average for season one
When Babylon 5 first began, the show VERY slowly began to reveal that there were some themes and plot lines that would make the show less of a series and more like one giant story. However, in the first season, this overarching vision wasn't always apparent and many of the shows seemed unrelated to each other. Because of this, the early episodes, in most cases, were inferior to those of season two and later.
This episode is one that explains more of the back story of Garibaldi. When he is framed for sabotage, we see that eventually he degenerates to self-pity and alcoholism, as that was the way he handled things in the past. However, given that he is a flawed character that is evolving and improving, he ultimately is able to gain control over himself and his innocence is proved. Yay. Not a bad episode, but also not a particularly great one either.
This episode is one that explains more of the back story of Garibaldi. When he is framed for sabotage, we see that eventually he degenerates to self-pity and alcoholism, as that was the way he handled things in the past. However, given that he is a flawed character that is evolving and improving, he ultimately is able to gain control over himself and his innocence is proved. Yay. Not a bad episode, but also not a particularly great one either.
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- planktonrules
- Jan 8, 2007
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