3x12 Sic Transit Vir - Babylon 5 Episode Guide

Babylon 5

- Episode 03x12

Episode: 03x12
Title: Sic Transit Vir
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 313
First Aired: Apr. 18, 1996

Season 3 » Episode #12 - Sic Transit Vir

Summary: There's more to Vir than meets the eye. The lovable, naïve former aid of Londo's have some side activitities going on - that includes Narns. Londo is fighting a losing battle against the insects that are infecting his living quarters while planning to marry Vir off. Vis isn't exactly overjoyed by the prospect of an arranged marriage but slowly thaws up to the idea. Until he realizes that his wife to be, isn't exactly the type of woman he'd respect in the long run. Delenn and Sheridan is slowly exploring their affection for eachother, and romance is in the air.

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03x12 Sic Transit Vir (41:55) (Full Episode)

Who appeared in this episode?

Lyndisty	played by Carmen Thomas
Centauri Official	played by Damian London
Narn #1	played by James Jude Courtney

Episode Quotes

Season 3 / Episode 12: - Sic Transit Vir

Centauri Official: Oh, I heard a new joke! [chuckling] What is more dangerous than a locked room full of angry Narns?
Vir Cotto: I don't know. What is more dangerous than a locked room full of angry Narns?
Centauri Official: One angry Narn with a key. [laughs] With a key!

Season 3 / Episode 12: - Sic Transit Vir

Capt. John Sheridan: Then let me say I'd like to see you in a *different* light. Candlelight, for instance. Over dinner?
Delenn: Tonight?
Capt. John Sheridan: Tomorrow we may be involved in another crisis, another battle! This may be the last chance we'll get for a while. You know, back home we have a saying. "Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die!"
Delenn: Humans can be a very depressing people.
Capt. John Sheridan: Only if we get turned down for dinner.
Delenn: Well, we cannot have that, now can we?

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TRIVIA

"Sic Transit Vir" is Latin for "thus passes Vir." This is a variation on the phrase "sic transit gloria mundi," a phrase which appears several times in Babylon 5 continuity (including the final episode of season 4). It translates as: "thus passes the glory of the world."
SPOILER: According to Babylon 5 canon, Lyndisty later died during the attack on Centauri Prime in the installment, "Babylon 5" (1994) {The Fall of Centauri Prime (#5.18)}.
Lyndisty's full name is Lyndisty Drusella. Drusella is a variant of the name Drusilla. Historically, Drusilla was the daughter of Herod Agrippa the brutal king of ancient Israel; she later married Marcus Antonius Felix, who was himself responsible for a reign of tyranny in ancient Judea.