Originally posted by Seeker
bando did you know what would happen? i think so.

Originally posted by Bandoman
Yes! I guessed that

Spoiler:

Sinclair would= Valen, although I didn't guess all the specifics. I have some ideas about Delenn being the "one who is" and Sheridan being the "one who will be". Delenn is the one who brings the elements together in "our" time, and Sheridan will "defeat" the Shadows at Z'ha'dum, without Kosh's help (as was apparently originally intended).

What a f*#$ing great show.

Lyta Alexander returns to the station at Kosh's behest. One of Theo's brothers discovers that he may have a hidden past.

Edward's execution was not only a sort of crucifixion (notice how he's suspended from the metal frame) but also resembles Sheridan's suspension from what looks like the same kind of frame in "Comes the Inquisitor."

Why didn't Franklin notice Lyta's gills? Perhaps he did and didn't feel they were worth mentioning (gill implants aren't completely alien concepts; G'Kar has them, as noted by the assassin in "The Gathering.") It's also possible she didn't get them until her errand in the middle of the episode. Franklin did note that she had elevated oxygen levels in her bloodstream, though, which would tend to indicate both that she had the gills before he examined her and that he didn't notice them. Given the powers of illusion Vorlons have demonstrated, covering up gills would probably have been a small matter with Kosh's help.

Psi Corps may have strict rules against unauthorized scans, but Sheridan and Garibaldi don't hold those rules in particularly high esteem. Now that they have a non-Corps telepath at their disposal, someone whose loyalty is presumably above reproach thanks to her association with Kosh, will they begin calling her in on a regular basis?

Originally posted by Wizdar
So, Wizdar, who is this Calen person to whom you refer?

Originally posted by Bandoman

Spoiler:

Calen is Valen's cousin. He tried to start the Pink council. The family didn't talk about him much.

Originally posted by Bandoman
Okay, "Grey 17 Is Missing" was pretty bad, although the Delenn storyline kept it from being completely useless.

Draal helps the crew attempt to contact more of the First Ones. Sheridan works to hide his conspiracy from the Nightwatch.

Delenn's denial of knowledge about the Rangers was an out-and-out lie, not a deception or a mistruth or a careful omission. Whose honor was she protecting, or does that rule no longer apply to her? ("There All the Honor Lies") Perhaps, since her transformation, she no longer feels quite so bound by Minbari tradition; on the other hand, she still seems to cite it regularly.

The First Ones at Sigma 957 were annoyed at the mention of the Vorlons, suggesting that the two races had a disagreement at some point in the past. Perhaps the Vorlons prevented, intentionally or otherwise, the final defeat of the Shadows in the previous war. It could also have something to do with the Vorlons' manipulation of younger races ("The Fall of Night.") Perhaps the Vorlons didn't depart with the other First Ones because they weren't allowed to do so.

The First Ones at Sigma 957 were first seen in the first-season episode "Mind War." Although the existence of the First Ones hadn't been revealed at that point, G'Kar's description of this race coincided almost exactly with Delenn's description of the First Ones, an early piece of foreshadowing.

Any minute now, a little teeny car with 16 clowns in it’s gonna come flying outta my butt.

Originally posted by Bandoman
Okay, "Grey 17 Is Missing" was pretty bad, although the Delenn storyline kept it from being completely useless.

Originally posted by Bandoman
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