Yes! I've been waiting for a ring to show up!

That was great, how the piece of Kosh(the real, nice, decent Kosh) helped Sheridan get rid of the bad Vorlon.

"Decent" and "nice" being subjective of course. He was no less manipulative then Ulkesh (Kosh II.)

He was less manipulative. See "Interludes and Examinations." If you really want to hear some good reasons for my opinion, visit the John&Delenn page at http://www.johndelenn.com, go to Analysis and find the paper titled: "Creating the One: the Strategy of Kosh?"

He was just as, if not more, manipulative then Ulkesh. He just did it with a smile on his face...err encounter suite.

Ruminations:

When Kosh and Kosh II are twirling around each other as energy beings and they go up into the ceiling, there's a scorch mark on the ceiling. Why I bring this up is that in many TV shows, when an energy being disappears and flies through a wall or the hull of a ship or station, there's never any damage. This attention to detail is something I really like about B5.

Great scene but a goof with the scene where the Koshs go through the ceiling and end up out in space. Going through the ceiling would mean they they have to pass through both the garden of the station and the entire other side of it to get to space. Remember that the station is basically a big hollow pipe where the characters walk around the outer edge. The ceiling goes to the center of the station; the floor goes to outside.