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* YouNeedToGetLaid: As Sheridan's behaviour gets more erratic, the rest of the cast speculate it's because his partner Delenn has been off the station for a while, the implication being that he's going crazy from lack of sex.
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** Also Delenn, who holds that neither the Warrior nor the Religious castes can be allowed to completely win.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* BatmanGambit: Sheridan's whole scheme to get the League of Non-Aligned Worlds to allow the ''White Stars'' into their territory.
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* BatmanGambit: Sheridan's whole scheme to get the League of Non-Aligned Worlds to allow the ''White Stars'' into their territory. Getting the League to do what he needs them to do by asking them to agree and co-operate is like herding cats, but Sheridan realises the one thing that always always gets them to play ball is an impending threat to their safety. Since no such threat exists, Sheridan figures out how to get the League's natural paranoia to make one up.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Lennier to his fellow castemen after thwarting their suicide attempt: "Have we fallen so far that we can no longer trust ourselves?"
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* WhatTheHellHero: Lennier to his fellow castemen after thwarting their suicide MurderSuicide attempt: "Have we fallen so far that we can no longer trust ourselves?"
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* FamousFamousFictional: Things Londo doesn't get about humanity: the Winchester Mansion, country -western music, and Rebo and Zooty.
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* FamousFamousFictional: Things Londo doesn't get about humanity: the Winchester Mansion, country -western country-western music, and Rebo and Zooty.
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** After [[Recap/BabylonFiveS04E12ConflictsOfInterest convincing Londo and G'kar]] to accept the ''White Star'' fleet along their borders, Sheridan now wants them to deny it.
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** After [[Recap/BabylonFiveS04E12ConflictsOfInterest convincing Londo and G'kar]] to accept the ''White Star'' fleet along their borders, Sheridan now wants them to deny it.it happened.
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* FamousFamousFictional: Things Londo doesn't get about humanity: the Winchester Mansion, country western music, and Rebo and Zooty.
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* FamousFamousFictional: Things Londo doesn't get about humanity: the Winchester Mansion, country western -western music, and Rebo and Zooty.
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* ZanyScheme: Sheridan plan is basically to throw stuff in the air and keep everyone too busy trying to catch it all to realize what he's up to.
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* ZanyScheme: Sheridan Sheridan's plan is basically to throw stuff in the air and keep everyone too busy trying to catch it all to realize what he's up to.
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That's practically the opposite of Locked Out Of The Loop
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Sheridan seems to be looping people into his plan pretty much on the fly, [[BatmanGambit not telling anyone exactly what he's getting at.]]
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* DeadlyGas: Minbari fuel is apparently a toxic vapor potent enough that a small canister can completely poison a full-sized warcruiser twice over.
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* DeadlyGas: Minbari fuel exhaust is apparently a toxic vapor potent enough that a small canister can completely poison a full-sized warcruiser twice over.
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** Once again, [[Recap/BabylonFiveS01E21TheQualityOfMercy Lennier lies]] [[Recap/BabylonFiveS02E14ThereAllTheHonorLies to protect others' honor]]. This time he does so to make a point about Delenn's views, in the hope that they learn a lesson.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Unlike the Drazi, who have beady little eyes, the Centauri have "great big eyes, and great big scanners, and great big..." Well. (Note Londo is gesturing to the sides of his torso as he says this; where his people's [[ExoticEquipment tentacles]] are located).
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In the med bay, Delenn comes and asks what happened. With a pointed look at the ringleaders, Lennier explains that he found a leak in the fuel system and repaired it before it could cause harm to anyone else. When she asks if it was possibly sabotage from the Warrior Caste, he says they were most definately not involved. Delenn accepts his explanation, and instructs them to see that he is comfortable. After she leaves, the others gather around him to ask why. He says that Delenn lives in a world where people are better than they are, and telling her the truth would shatter her hope in people. He intends to let nothing threaten her view.
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In the med bay, Delenn comes and asks what happened. With a pointed look at the ringleaders, Lennier explains that he found a leak in the fuel system and repaired it before it could cause harm to anyone else. When she asks if it was possibly sabotage from the Warrior Caste, he says they were most definately definitely not involved. Delenn accepts his explanation, and instructs them to see that he is comfortable. After she leaves, the others gather around him to ask why. He says that Delenn lives in a world where people are better than they are, and telling her the truth would shatter her hope in people. He intends to let nothing threaten her view.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: One of Ivanova's top stories is how most of Clark's cabinet resigned in protest of the civilian bombings.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: ResignInProtest: One of Ivanova's top stories is how most of Clark's cabinet resigned in protest of the civilian bombings.
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* LaughingMad: Sheridan at the beginning.
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* LaughingMad: Sheridan at the beginning. This is actually based on an incident during a lunch break on the show, where JMS himself suddenly burst out laughing out of nowhere due to how loopy writing the entire show for two years had made him.
