Babylon Podcast #112: Whatever Happened to Mr. Garibaldi? (Season 4)
Posted by Summer on May 21, 2008 · 2 Comments
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Jeffrey returns from Hawaii to tease us all about his Vorlon tan, and Tim revels in the fact that he and Bruce Boxleitner share a birthdate. Tim also recounts what he saw at the Star Trek Experience in Las Vegas, and got to see firsthand the Borg Invasion scenario that George Johnsen worked on.
Jeffrey also lets us know what show he’s working on now: Celebrity Rehab on VH-1. So whenever he’s not able to join us on Wednesdays, know that he’s working on Season 2 of this series, and it really is something that’s aiming to help.
Deep Geeking: Tim and Summer contemplate the mysteries and metaphors in “Whatever Happened to Mr. Garibaldi?” For a long time… this is a good one.
Listener Feedback: Tim passes on a question from George Brickner: “What does Summer need her minions to do?” First, Summer needs a vacation and some rest, then she’ll need help with wiki setup, and Joomla configuration.
If it matters, Summer would love to see a script book or three solely about “Crusade”. Just sayin’.
Second Life Info: FarPoint Media’s castle is at http://slurl.com/secondlife/beraudes/203/151/49.
Babylon 5 Information Gathering: If you know of a dead or abandoned B5 related website that may be in need of a new home, let Summer know! Maybe we can mirror it here or house it on a sister site.
Promo: 7th Son: Obsidian
Promo: 2008 Parsec Awards: Nominations Open until June 15th!
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Oh wow! Summer said a bad word
Please give her a vacation.
The Shadow ship may have simply been ordered to capture the leader of the Star Furies. The leading ship is easy to find since it transmits a radio message just before the fleet changes direction or open fire. The Shadows may not have know whether they had captured Garibaldi or Ivanova until they opened the fighter.
Andrew Swallow