B5 101 - Infection

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PRN: 101
EPN: 4
TUS: 18/02/1994
TIS: 12/03/2007
DEU: Ein unheimlicher Fund
ESP: Infección
FRA: L'infection
ITA: Infezione
STO: J. Michael Straczynski
REG: Richard Compton
GUE: Dott. Vance Hendricks David McCallum
  Nelson Drake Marshall Teague
  Mary Ann Cramer Patricia Healy
  Tecnico Sav Farrow
  Guardia Daniel Hutchison
  Tecnico Sylva Kelegian
  Guardia Tony Rizzoli
  Tecnico Marianne Robertson
  Guardia alla dogana Paul Yeuell


Un archeologo amico del Dott. Franklin fa entrare di nascosto su Babylon 5 dei reperti che si rivelano essere altamente pericolosi.

 

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Tempo: 00:05
Cramer: You still haven't told me when the commander is due back?
Garibaldi: Soon.
Cramer: How soon is soon?
Garibaldi: Longer than a little while, faster than later.

Tempo: 00:16
Garibaldi: Commander's a hands-on kind of guy. He'll grab any chance to take out a ship. He's like that.

Tempo: 01:34
Garibaldi (al venditore): If that thing leaves a waxy yellow buildup on anything, I'm coming back here.

Tempo: 02:16
Hendricks (a Franklin): Savor the mystery, Stephen. We don't get nearly enough of them.

Tempo: 05:08
Garibaldi: Nothing in his personnel jacket to suggest a heart condition...
Franklin: Yes, and exactly which medical school did you attend, Mr. Garibaldi?

Tempo: 05:48
Hendricks: I need your help.
Franklin: Vance, you're an archaeologist. Everything you touch has been dead for at least 100 years. My area of expertise is a little more current, and a lot warmer.

Tempo: 07:49
Franklin: Vance, this artifact is composed of living tissue. This is organic technology.
Hendricks: The one trick that Earth hasn't yet been able to crack. The ability to create living ships that thrive in the vacuum of space. To create weapons that produce their own power through internal generation, like a firefly lights up at night. The ultimate synthesis of machine technology and living tissue.
Franklin: Magnificent.

Tempo: 11:47
Sinclair: The last time I gave an interview they told me to just relax and say what I really felt. Ten minutes after the broadcast, I got transferred to an outpost so far off the starmaps you couldn't find it with a hunting dog and an Ouiji board.
Garibaldi: Don't sweat it. Just be that charming, efflorescent commander we've all come to know and love. What's the worst that could happen? They fire you, ship you off to the Rim and I get promoted to Commander. I don't see a problem here.
Sinclair: How sharper than a serpent's tooth.

Tempo: 12:18
Hendricks: Stephen. It's been 15 hours. We are gonna grow old and die in here. Stephen? Stephen, there's a Martian war machine parked outside. They'd like a word with you about the common cold.

Tempo: 13:55
Hendricks: In the last five years, I've seen things off-world you can't even imagine. I've stood in the Ibendi desert and watched all seven moons go into eclipse. I've walked in vaults that have been sealed longer than there's been a human race, breathing air that's five million years old. You call that a shortcut, if you will, but I've lived. By God, Stephen, I have lived.

Tempo: 15:27
Cramer: Do you care to comment on any of that?
Garibaldi: I'd rather have my tonsils taken out through my ears.

Tempo: 21:18
Ivanova (a Cramer): Don't. You're too young to experience that much pain.

Tempo: 25:37
Franklin (a Sinclair): Just one problem, Commander. How do you define a pure Ikarran? Or a pure human? No one is pure. No one.

Tempo: 28:25
Sinclair: I'm gonna try and make it mad.
Garibaldi: Make it mad? Are you nuts? Commander!

Tempo: 32:59
Sinclair (a Tularr): You and the rest, you forgot the first rule of a fanatic: when you become obsessed with the enemy, you become the enemy!

Tempo: 37:42
Garibaldi: I know a lot of guys who came out of the war changed. Some came out better, some came out worse. A lot of them have this problem. The war gave them definition, direction, purpose. Without it they don't know how to fit in anymore, so they keep looking for ways to go out in a blaze of glory. Some people call that being a hero, maybe so. I don't know, I've never been one. Me, I think they're looking for something worth dying for because it's easier than finding something worth living for.
Sinclair: Finished?
Garibaldi: Yeah. I guess that covers it.
Sinclair: Michael. I don't have an answer for you. And... I think maybe I should. Thanks.

Tempo: 40:03
Ivanova (a Franklin): If you'll excuse me... if you need me, I'll be over there, getting drunk with the rest of the aliens.

Tempo: 40:23
Cramer: Is it worth it? Should we just pull back, forget the whole thing as a bad idea and take care of our own problems at home?
Sinclair: No. We have to stay here and there's a simple reason why. Ask ten different scientists about the environment, population control, genetics and you'll get ten different answers, but there's one thing every scientist on the planet agrees on. Whether it happens in a hundred years or a thousand years or a million years, eventually our sun will grow cold and go out. When that happens, it won't just take us. It'll take Marilyn Monroe and Lao-Tzu and Einstein and Morobuto and Buddy Holly and Aristophanes... and all of this... all of this was for nothing unless we go to the stars.

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