B5 214 - And Now For a Word

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PRN: 214
EPN: 37
TUS: 03/05/1995
TIT: 20/03/1999
DEU: 36 Stunden auf Babylon 5
ESP: Y ahora una noticia
FRA: Reportage
ITA: Costruire il futuro
STO: J. Michael Straczynski
REG: Mario Di Leo
GUE: Cynthia Torqueman Kim Zimmer
  Ronald Quantrell Christopher Curry
  Psi Cop Granville Ames
  Johnny John Christian Graas
  Madre Leslie Wing
  Tecnico Joshua Cox
  Lavoratore agli attracchi José Rey


L'InterStellar Network manda in onda uno speciale su Babylon 5 girato proprio mentre tra Centauri e Narn scoppia un conflitto nelle vicinanze della stazione.

 

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Tempo: 01:31
Torqueman: In the process of putting this report together, it didn't take us long to learn the most important rule of survival aboard Babylon 5: "Expect the unexpected."

Tempo: 05:43
G'Kar (a Torqueman): We are already in far greater jeopardy than you can possibly imagine.

Tempo: 07:01
Sheridan: I guess it's the old joke. You don't have to be crazy to work here, but it helps. I suppose there is a... certain attraction to being out here on the edge like this, a new frontier.

Tempo: 11:26
Torqueman: According to figures released by the newly formed Office of Public Morale, President William Clark has risen to dramatic new levels of popularity because of his administration's emphasis on addressing the needs of earth.

Tempo: 13:38
Sheridan: Anytime you lose a war, you just... you just wait a few years, and you'll hear from everyone who thought that we could've won if they had done the fighting.
Torqueman: Except, of course, captain, we didn't lose the war. The Minbari did surrender.
Sheridan: Of course.

Tempo: 15:39
Garibaldi (a Torqueman): Every day I get up, and I hope nothing will happen. I'd love to be just bored out of my skull for 24 hours, and... I guess I keep hoping that someday, somewhere I'll make a difference, that at the end of the day everything we've gone through here for the past few years will mean something.

Tempo: 26:13
G'Kar: Why does any advanced civilization seek to destroy a less advanced one? Because the land is strategically valuable, because there are resources that can be cultivated and exploited, but most of all, simply because they can.

Tempo: 27:51
Londo (a Torquemada, sui Narn): They were the ones who declared war, remember. Not us. We want only peace.

Tempo: 37:51
Garibaldi: We learn. That's what humans do.

Tempo: 38:35
Delenn: Of course it is, for the simple reason that no one else would've ever built a place like this. Humans share one unique quality. They build communities. If the Narns or the Centauri or any other race built a station like this, it would be used only by their own people, but everywhere humans go, they create communities out of diverse and sometimes hostile populations. It is a great gift and a terrible responsibility, one that cannot be abandoned.

Tempo: 39:42
Sheridan: The job of Babylon 5 is not to enforce the peace. It's to create the peace. And this place was built on the assumption that we could work out our problems and build a better future, and that, to me, is the key issue. See, in the last few years... we've stumbled. We stumbled at the death of the president, the war, and on and on. And when you stumble a lot, you... you start looking at your feet. We have to make people... lift their eyes back to the horizon and see the line of ancestors behind us saying, "Make my life have meaning." And to our inheritors before us saying, "Create the world we will live in." I mean, we're not just holding jobs and having dinner. We are in the process of building the future. That's what Babylon 5 is all about. Only by making people understand that can we hope to create a better world for ourselves and our posterity.

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