Babylon 5: Season 1, Episode 17Legacies (20 Jul. 1994)A Minbari military leader's dead body disappears on the station. Director:Bruce Seth Green |
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Babylon 5: Season 1, Episode 17Legacies (20 Jul. 1994)A Minbari military leader's dead body disappears on the station. Director:Bruce Seth Green |
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Michael O'Hare | ... | |
| Claudia Christian | ... | ||
| Jerry Doyle | ... | ||
| Mira Furlan | ... | ||
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Richard Biggs | ... | |
| Andrea Thompson | ... | ||
| Stephen Furst | ... |
Vir Cotto
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| Bill Mumy | ... |
Lennier
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| Julie Caitlin Brown | ... |
Na'Toth
(as Caitlin Brown)
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| Andreas Katsulas | ... |
G'Kar
(credit only)
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| Peter Jurasik | ... |
Londo Mollari
(credit only)
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John Vickery | ... | |
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Grace Una | ... |
Alisa Beldon
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| Joshua Cox | ... |
Tech #2
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| Richard Henry | ... |
Security Man
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A Minbari military leader's dead body disappears on the station.
This is only an okay episode, as the biggest problem with the show is that the solution to the theft of a dead Minbari leader's body is pretty obvious and because of this, the writing wasn't all that great. Considering that the humans were NEVER allowed to be near the body or guard it, for the Minbari to later blame Sinclair and make a big fuss about how the humans stole it seems really silly. The only possible explanation is that a Minbari stole it, so the ultimate resolution is no surprise at all!! Also, there is a lot of silly macho posturing in this show--something that seems silly for people as supposedly advanced as the Minbari. However, in general, the antagonism of the Warrior Caste towards the humans is an interesting plot element and does quite a bit to further the ongoing plot. Not a terrible episode, but certainly a bit below average.