Garabaldi's Betrayal
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The darkest hour in Babylon 5... Under the control of the Psi Corps, former B5 Chief of Security, Michael Garabaldi, lures Sheridan from the heart of the battle to retake Earth with the news that his father has been captured and the promise of help in rescuing him...
Poor Garabaldi. He was captured and brainwashed into turning against all his friends and allies. Into believing Sheridan was the enemy. And then when he got his mind back he had to live with the guilt of what he'd done :(
Poor Garabaldi?
And not being able to do anything about it
For those not aware, this song is by Christopher Franke, a german musician. Babylonsounds has a high quality version. The song is "Bar Background Music" from Babylon 5: The face of the enemy OST.
As for the singer, people have contacted him to ask and he's not answering.
Christopher Franke was also in the classic 70s lineup of Tangerine Dream, one of the biggest electronic music bands out there.
I remember being so shocked by this. And i was kid. So 90's i love it.
This scene won an award for photography
At 0:30, the girl almost breaks her neck when Sheridan walks in the bar
What a charismatic character he was.
"They pull down Sheridan like a pack of wolves bringing down a lion."
Dude’s got future tranquilizers in his blood and it still takes an entire bar to bring him to his knees. Say what you will about Sheridan not having much of a character arc, he made up for it in spades by being one of the biggest badasses in the whole show.
Sheridan doesn't have a character arc? Who said that?
@@Petrosman yeah, whatever that guy is smoking, pass it this way.
@@Slopmaster I mean, I could see what they're saying. Sheridan wasn't supposed to originally be there, but Michael O Hare had to leave. Sheridan definitely has an arc, but it isn't one of self-revelation in the same way Sinclair's was. Sheridan is pretty much self-actualized from the outset. His main internal conflict is getting over the death of his wife.
I'm not bashing on Sheridan. He's a stark contrast from Sinclair but both share a strong sense of patriotism and love of their home, but clearly not to the point of jingoism or blindly following orders. They just get there in different ways. I would say that that Sinclair has more internal character development as that's where a lot of his conflicts stem from. Sheridan mainly faces a lot of external enemies and conflicts that define who he is. But that's just how I look at it.
He also problem solved very diplomatically with nukes
This was by far THE best sci-fi series EVER. It was so much better than star trek; the story telling was gripping and intelligent. Personally, I would love to see the scene where Bester and Sheridan with Lyta go to Za h dum to see if there is any technology left behind by the shadows, but when they arrive it explodes.
This scene has definitely got to be among the most epic in television history.
Check out the Battlestar Galactica remake.
This is my favorite scene in the entire series (followed closely by Vir opening a can of whoop-ass). It's done so well. I wish that song wasn't so difficult to get a hold of.
I was also partial to Bester's little confessional to Garibaldi while on that train, and just leaving him to ponder this. Only to have Garibaldi suddenly recall everything he had done and snap
It's a very close aping of that PJ Harvey song "Hardly Wait" covered by Juliette Lewis in Strange Days (which feels like an inspiration for this scene)-ruclips.net/video/HKnlo7sLfa0/видео.html
What about G'Kar & Londo, trapped on an elevator? Classic comedy!
The music is so 90s, and so perfect.
Love B5 still this is my favorite scence
Its now 2023 go kick ass world
Man, Sheridan went down swinging!
This scene and song got stuck in my mind...
"I only want...."
The betrayal of a friend.. Poor Giraboldi and Sheridan
What made Babylon 5 better than STNG or DP9 was it showed all levels of society. Star Trek was all uppity with artsy fartsy music and plays. Even the Klingons had Opera. That's fine but how about a little on the edge music. Babylon 5 had it.
and star trek pushed socialism to sickening levels
Bluecat Redcat No, it pushed a utopian society that still had normal problems under the utopia. It's like you're saying "oh man, good things are actually horrible and sickening".
Fuck off conservative. Your ideology has failed in every society that has attempted mass usage of it :p
Yeah, I noticed there were several styles of music in the show.
@@Fuzzytiger-el4ep Eh, I mean you can say the Federation pushes for cultural conformity for the worlds that join them (this is explored in DS9). But they do BENEFIT from the technological advances that the Federation shares with their member worlds. So, it's give and take.
You can argue that the Federation understands it's better to help try to lift post-warp civilizations up and entice them with goodies to keep them from becoming warlike and causing problems in their territory. Basically trying to nice and benevolent and saying "hey, we can give you all this cool shit if you just play nice and follow these guidelines". That, of course, doesn't always work out. Eventually you run into the Borg or Dominion that simply can't be reasoned with like the other races can and then your entire model for operating hits a brick wall.
The Federation can do what they do because they're essentially post-scarcity. So instead of needing money they focus more on what they want to do with their lives as being fulfilling. That being said, I think the show was probably a little too optimistic with portraying how humanity would behave in the future (not that I'm slamming it for that). This is why I liked B5 more overall. Humanity doesn't change, just the setting and technology. We remain very very familiar....
@@Fuzzytiger-el4epye, which is quite funny since the writers and producers made me off of it through capitalist means all the while preaching that socialism is somehow better. Not only is it hypocritical but it reveals that socialists are some of the most greedy people around. They will deny this of course, all the while blaming capitalists for the very thing socialists love: money. LONG LIVE CAPITALISM!
I would love to see the scene after garibaldi's betrayal when he is in the shuttle ride with bester.
one of the best scifi shows, I love this scene
This was such an amazingly put together scene. I really think season 3 and 4 were the peak of the series. So many great episodes.
the exchange at @1:26 ... better than any dialog that could be written
Imagine if this had been Sinclair instead of Sheridan...
I never understand one thing why didn’t Sheridan bring a gun with him ?
@CyberPup 22 he could have still had one in case him and Garibaldi were jumped in the bar.
i want to see the interrogation of sheridan and the freeing of him, guess i cannot find it on here just snippets..will have to pull out the dvds tonight
This was hardly a betrayal since Garabaldi's mind was altered by Bester and the rest of his mind-raping cronies.
"Talia! Why?" "Talia. My mother named me Talia."
Why does no one know who sings this song? it's driving me nuts!
Also sounds like they mixed in some massive attack by angel
Brainwashed. Broke my heart. How did he get his mind back
Bester decided to just let him go...but made sure to let Garibaldi REMEMBER what he had done. Because it's Mr. Bester.
Dreamcast logo ? 1:48
@ertyqwer I remember that song from the horrible movie "Super Mario Brothers"
Why did he do it?
Long story, but it involved him getting captured by the shadows, then turned over to Psi-corps to be programmed as an sleeper agent for their use. However as The shadows quite unexpectedly left the galaxy, Psi-cop Alfred Bester decided to use him as means of uncovering a genocidal plot against telepahts. To gain to conspirators trust, Garibaldi had to arrage Sheridan's capture(As the conspirators were also tied to earth alliance) to make them spill the beans of their plans, which they promptly did.
I’d love to know the song in this scene
Shazamed it its by christopher franke
Back to Colombus?
Really? I know he's a conservative radio host but that's all.