I love how, looking back on this scene, you realise this was basically the expression of the core tenet of the series, and a warning to audiences of the time who might expect a "static" show. On B5, no one was who we took them for at the beginning. Either they never were, or they changed so much by the end.
Quintessential B5, in some ways. Londo has an ugly side to him, just as G'kar has a noble side. The universe is a riddle, perhaps unsolvable. Then you have a human and alien finding common ground.
@@Reoh0z Exactly. Not to mention their incredibly large number of religions and languages. Why can't they be like every other alien race in science fiction shows and just, you know, simplify things? ;)
