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* FridgeBrilliance: The ObviousRulePatch to cover alien interference with the Green-Purple conflict hasn't come through, because in season 5 it's shown that in ''The Ragged Edge'' other species have come to live on their home world. Consider what it would be like to be a first generation immigrant, granted citizenship, and then told you can't vote. ''Maybe'' the bullet-headed idiots have some sense in their ranks after all..
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** The comment that the ObviousRulePatch to cover alien interference with the Green-Purple conflict hasn't come through because it's caught up in committee is much funnier when it's revealed in a later season that the Drazi have been around other space-faring cultures for ''centuries''.
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** The comment that the ObviousRulePatch to cover alien interference with the Green-Purple conflict hasn't come through because it's caught up in committee is much funnier when it's revealed in a later season that the Drazi have been around other space-faring cultures for ''centuries''. See FridgeBrilliance above for a counter-arguament.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: Not since "[[Recap/StarTrekS3E15LetThatBeYourLastBattlefield Let That Be Your Last Battlefield]]" has a science fiction show had an episode with such a heavy-handed Aesop about a SillyReasonForWar. Creator/ClaudiaChristian might as well be looking at the camera when she complains about people killing each other over a piece of cloth.
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** While Ivanova is held captive by the Drazi she laments being stuck with a species that speaks in macros. With the rise of social media and the ImageMacro Ivanova could just as easily be talking about humans.
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** Sheridan has never seen a Technomage before, and guesses he may never see one again. In ''The Lost Tales'' he laments that [[CosmicPlaything they won't leave him alone]] and it's making his life hell.
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** Sheridan has never seen a Technomage before, and guesses he may never see one again. In ''A Call To Arms'' he meets Galen, and by ''The Lost Tales'' he laments that [[CosmicPlaything they the technomages won't leave him alone]] alone]], implying that Galen isn't the only one who calls on him and it's making his life hell.
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** Sheridan has never seen a Technomage before, and guesses he may never see one again. In ''The Lost Tales'' he laments that [[CosmicPlaything they won't leave him alone]] and it's making his life hell.
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** One of the worthless companies the virus invests Londo's money in is Fireflies Incorporated, which now comes off as a bit of a TakeThat at the notoriously short-lived ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', and the minor FandomRivalry it had with B5 for a while over which truly deserved to be called the better post-''Star Trek'' sci-fi show. Although ''Firefly'' premiered four years after ''Babylon 5'' ended.
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** One of the worthless companies the virus invests Londo's money in is Fireflies Incorporated, which now comes off as a bit of a TakeThat at the notoriously short-lived ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', and the minor FandomRivalry it its fandom had with B5 B5's for a while over which truly deserved to be called the better post-''Star Trek'' sci-fi show. Although ''Firefly'' premiered four years after ''Babylon 5'' ended.
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** It also reveals that the incident where three techno-mages blessed the rise of the first Centauri Emperor is not looked upon with pride by the techno-mage order at all, as the three in question were power-hungry outcasts. Elric thinks of the first emperor as a "butcher" as well, having presided over the extermination of the Xon.
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** It also reveals that the incident where three techno-mages blessed the rise of the first Centauri Emperor is not looked upon with pride by the techno-mage order at all, as the three in question were corrupt and power-hungry outcasts.and later fell to a spectacular MutualKill. Elric thinks of the first emperor as a "butcher" as well, having presided over the extermination of the Xon.
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** ''The Passing of the Techno-mages'' trilogy reveals that the Drazi tradition of dividing into two groups and going to war for no reason is a remnant of Shadow influence on their world.
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** The canonical novel trilogy ''The Passing of the Techno-mages'' trilogy reveals that the Drazi tradition of dividing into two groups and going to war for no reason is a remnant of Shadow influence on their world.
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** It also reveals that the incident where three techno-mages blessed the rise of the first Centauri Emperor is not looked upon with pride by the techno-mage order at all, as the three in question were power-hungry outcasts.
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** It also reveals that the incident where three techno-mages blessed the rise of the first Centauri Emperor is not looked upon with pride by the techno-mage order at all, as the three in question were power-hungry outcasts. Elric thinks of the first emperor as a "butcher" as well, having presided over the extermination of the Xon.
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** ''The Passing of the Techno-mages'' trilogy reveals that the Drazi tradition of dividing into two groups and going to war for no reason is a remnant of Shadow influence on their world.
** It also reveals that the incident where three techno-mages blessed the rise of the first Centauri Emperor is not looked upon with pride by the techno-mage order at all, as the three in question were power-hungry outcasts.
** ''The Passing of the Techno-mages'' trilogy reveals that the Drazi tradition of dividing into two groups and going to war for no reason is a remnant of Shadow influence on their world.
** It also reveals that the incident where three techno-mages blessed the rise of the first Centauri Emperor is not looked upon with pride by the techno-mage order at all, as the three in question were power-hungry outcasts.
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** The comment that the ObviousRulePatch to cover alien interference with the conflict hasn't come through because it's caught up in committee is much funnier when it's revealed in a later season that the Drazi have been around other space-faring cultures for ''centuries''.
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** The comment that the ObviousRulePatch to cover alien interference with the Green-Purple conflict hasn't come through because it's caught up in committee is much funnier when it's revealed in a later season that the Drazi have been around other space-faring cultures for ''centuries''.
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** One of the worthless companies the virus invests Londo's money in is Fireflies Incorporated, which now comes off as a bit of a TakeThat at the notoriously short-lived ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', and the minor FandomRivalry it had with B5 for a while over which truly deserved to be called the better post-''Star Trek'' sci-fi show.
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** One of the worthless companies the virus invests Londo's money in is Fireflies Incorporated, which now comes off as a bit of a TakeThat at the notoriously short-lived ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', and the minor FandomRivalry it had with B5 for a while over which truly deserved to be called the better post-''Star Trek'' sci-fi show. Although ''Firefly'' premiered four years after ''Babylon 5'' ended.
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** The comment that the ObviousRulePatch to cover alien interference with the conflict hasn't come through because it's caught up in committee is much funnier when it's revealed in a later season that the Drazi have been around other space-faring cultures for ''centuries''.
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** The comment that the ObviousRulePatch to cover alien interference with the conflict hasn't come through because it's caught up in committee is much funnier when it's revealed in a later season that the Drazi have been around other space-faring cultures for ''centuries''.''centuries''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: One of the worthless companies the virus invests Londo's money in is Fireflies Incorporated, which now comes off as a bit of a TakeThat at the notoriously short-lived ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', and the minor FandomRivalry it had with B5 for a while over which truly deserved to be called the better post-''Star Trek'' sci-fi show.
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** One of the worthless companies the virus invests Londo's money in is Fireflies Incorporated, which now comes off as a bit of a TakeThat at the notoriously short-lived ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', and the minor FandomRivalry it had with B5 for a while over which truly deserved to be called the better post-''Star Trek'' sci-fishow.show.
** The comment that the ObviousRulePatch to cover alien interference with the conflict hasn't come through because it's caught up in committee is much funnier when it's revealed in a later season that the Drazi have been around other space-faring cultures for ''centuries''.
** One of the worthless companies the virus invests Londo's money in is Fireflies Incorporated, which now comes off as a bit of a TakeThat at the notoriously short-lived ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', and the minor FandomRivalry it had with B5 for a while over which truly deserved to be called the better post-''Star Trek'' sci-fi
** The comment that the ObviousRulePatch to cover alien interference with the conflict hasn't come through because it's caught up in committee is much funnier when it's revealed in a later season that the Drazi have been around other space-faring cultures for ''centuries''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: One of the worthless companies the virus invests Londo's money in is Fireflies Incorporated, which now comes off as a bit of a TakeThat at the notoriously short-lived ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', and the minor FandomRivalry it had with B5 for a while over which truly deserved to be called the better post-''Star Trek'' sci-fi show.
