2x07 Soul Mates - Babylon 5 Episode Guide

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- Episode 02x07

Episode: 02x07
Title: Soul Mates
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 208
First Aired: Dec. 14, 1994

Season 2 » Episode #07 - Soul Mates

Summary: Ambassador Molari's three wives comes to visit and it's not like they get along very well. Londo is surprisingly happy under the circumstances - by a special grant from the grateful emperor he means to divorce two of them, keeping only one. Meanwhile, Tahlia finds out that her ex-husband, Stoner, is aboard the station. He used to be a Psi Corp and she doesn't know exactly how he got out of the corp. Garibaldi takes an interest in Stoner, and it becomes surprisingly personal. Delenn fights a losing battle with a hairbrush, and requests Ivanova's aid.

Who appeared in this episode?

Na'Toth	played by Mary Kay Adams
Warren Keffer	played by Robert Rusler
Matthew Stoner	played by Keith Szarabajka
Daggair	played by Lois Nettleton
Mariel	played by Blair Valk
Lou Welch	played by David L. Crowley
Trader	played by Carel Struycken
Timov	played by Jane Carr (II)
Man	played by Bryan Michael McGuire

Episode Quotes

	Season 2 / Episode 7: - Soul Mates Timov: [to Daggair] A bitch like you would know about breeding.
	Season 2 / Episode 7: - Soul Mates Delenn: Taking on human characteristics has been something of an education for both of us. Cmdr. Susan Ivanova: Well, if you have any other problems, any other questions at all, just ask. Delenn: Well - now that you mention it - do you have any idea why I suddenly started getting these - odd cramps?

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

SYNC: During the scenes in Molari's quarters where Vir is delaying Molari's wives, the door to his quarters is standing wide open for no reason, and when Molari finally does show up, the door opening sound plays even though the door was already open, and then finally shuts.

TRIVIA

Fans have nicknamed this story "My Three Wives".
Londo once nicknamed his wives: Famine, Pestilence, and Death.
Mira Furlan begged Peter David (I) to take out the scene where Delenn asks Ivanova why she's suddenly beginning to have abdominal cramps, as she felt it was very infantile humor, but David thought it was necessary to the overall story arch of Delenn's change, and a possible hint that Delenn may now be capable of bearing a human child.
Author Peter David (I) wrote in his book "Out of the Darkness" that Timov reconciled with Londo on her deathbed.
The joke Londo is telling the crowd ("no you idiot, that's not my leg, that's my air hose!") is the same joke Max Eilerson tells the men at the bar on "Crusade: Ruling from the Tomb".

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