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01d55 ([personal profile] 01d55) wrote in [community profile] last_best_hope2010-07-17 05:23 pm
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This is G'Kar's Discussion Post - 0x5 "The Parliament Of Dreams."

It's Saturday afternoon, BLUEFALL.

This week's offering:


1x05: The Parliament of Dreams



G'Kar is hunted by a hired political assassin. Sinclair and Catherine (Guest star Julia Nickson) reconcile their past differences and renew their romance.


Vital Stats
Production number: 108

Written by J. Michael Straczynski

Directed by Jim Johnston

Original air date: February 23, 1994


Arc Notes / Story Points of Interest

- G'Kar is a totes rad baller.

- Londo is a drunken buffoon.

- It doesn't take an ace detective to figure who might have got married in that Minbari ceremony.


Trivia

- So rad, you guys.

- So drunk, you guys.

- This episode won an Emmy for Best Makeup Design.

- A Catholic priest is one of the first five to be introduced in the big earth religion lineup, but during the pan shot a nun is clearly visible.

If they are seriously setting up a love triangle between the Minbari Ambassador / Grey Councilor and Sinclair's suddenly wealthy old flame, I will cry.

A reminder: not everyone playing along has seen the series before, so please be considerate about major spoilers. Vagueness, warnings and/or spoiler tags are appreciated.
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mildly spoilery for upcoming 1st season eps, I guess.

[personal profile] julian 2010-07-20 12:33 am (UTC)(link)
*tears herself away from your link by main stregnth and violence* Ahem.

Anyway, re: G'Qoun -- Nope! JMS sticks most of the Narn religious stuff (pre-spoilery G'Kar stuff, anyway) in By Any Means Necessary. Which is ever-so logical -- put the Narn religious stuff not in the actual RELIGION-FOCUSED episode, but rather the union one. What-ever.

(He also insists that the Narn don't have a monolithic religion, except they kind of do, it's just a bunch of different prophets. if it were /actually/ not monolithic, there'd be, well, differences in culture, you know?)
Edited 2010-07-20 00:35 (UTC)