The line of the episode must be, "You're about to go where everybody has gone before." Everyone see where Marcus' attraction to Ivanova is beginning? Yet another (one of the first) episode in which both are sent off in a ship together to do a job... foreshadowing their (almost) final waking moments together.

Near the end of the episode, Marcus suggests disguising himself as a Vorlon god to trick the First Ones. Give me a break.

Given that absolutely no one not directly involved with the Vorlons (ie, the Shadows, Lyta, Mr. Sebastian) knows the first thing about the Vorlons themselves, why would a fairly young Ranger know what one of their gods looks like?

Ranger - he was joking! He has no more idea of what the Vorlon gods look like than anyone else. It was meant to be funny - well, it made me laugh.

Keep on with the training ...:)

Well, at least that explains the otherwise silly idea that a vorlon god looks like a humanoid with a bucket on his head. Thanks, Callie.

I must admit, the political officer (Commisar?) idea was a good little plot line, but did anyone else think that Julie Musante made herself seem just TOO obvious. I realise that the Ministry of Peace and Nightwatch were more subtle at the beginning and were building up, but she just seems overeager.

Another classic line, Sheridans looks down at the naked Musantes chest and mutters "It must be colder in here than I thought"

Ruminations

- Boy, the french still get picked on. This time regarding language.


- The White Star bridge has changed. More symmetrical and traditonal looking. Well, traditional from human standards. Reminds me of a cross between the Enterprise D bridge and the Defiant bridge.

Well Marcus is British.